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"They dropped seven bombs... Some of our houses were destroyed from their air strike", says CNF spokesman

NTPC says its tunnelling and other work is not responsible for the cracks in the town of about 17,000 people

Gandhi plans to round off his march in northernmost Kashmir by January end

IMD forecast says air, road and train traffic could be affected for two days

Residents blamed the building of roads and tunnels for a nearby hydroelectric project

Spokesperson also condemns Israeli minister’s controversial visit to Al-Aqsa Compound

Taxes raised on petroleum, crude oil and aviation turbine fuel

Practice of exchanging lists has continued since January 1, 1992

Shehbaz says there 'is no loss greater than losing one’s mother'

Sports minister says country would be lobbying for hosting rights at 2023 IOC meeting

FO surges India to end suppression in IIOJK and desist from supporting terrorist activities in Pakistan

Investors on the fence ahead of year's last derivatives series expiry

The body of Pavel Antov, a Ukraine war critic, was found in a pool of blood outside a luxury hotel in Odisha

"We'll maintain relationships of equi-proximity with both our neighbours," Narayan Kaji Shrestha says

If India does not tour Pakistan then our team will not visit India either, says PCB chief

Lawsuit was filed by the rightwing outfit, seeking ownership of Shahi Idgah Masjid near Agra city

More than 1,000 people joined Gandhi's march against 'hate and division'

Health minister says 'the virus is changing its face from time to time'

Army vehicle skidded down steep slope in northeastern Sikkim state, says official

FO spokesperson calls India a perpetrator of repression in IIOJK, a sponsor and financier of terrorists in South Asia

Surge of infections in China after it ended its strict restrictions has led to concern that new variants could emerge

I believe I was referring to a historical fact, and they believe that repeating history is a personal insult, says FM

Islamabad calls statement ‘a reflection of India’s growing frustration’

Students, lawmakers and activists from across UK participate in conference

‘Disputed issues must be resolved amicably by both parties in bilateral talks,’ says German Foreign Ministry spokesman

Leaders 'expressed satisfaction' with high level of bilateral cooperation, Kremlin says

In blistering riposte to India, Bilawal tells UNSC Osama bin Laden is dead but ‘butcher of Gujarat’ lives

China said Indian troops had illegally crossed a de-facto border to block a routine patrol of Chinese troops.

The deaths happened in two villages in Bihar, where the sale and consumption of liquor are prohibited.

Russia has said it will not abide by the cap even if it has to cut production

India's oil imports rose for the fifth straight month, totalling 908,000 barrels per day in November, data shows

Islamabad apprises UNSC of state-sponsored terrorism

Pakistan-based OTT platform, apps and social media accounts banned in India

China says situation at its border with India 'generally stable'

Minister says we have ‘irrefutable evidence’ Delhi involved in terror acts

Russia focuses on other markets, like India and China, with fall in European buyers due to sanctions

Troops clashed in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh causing minor injuries to few soldiers on both sides

Tehreek-e-Kashmir UK, Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Stop the War Coalition jointly organised the conference

New Delhi did not vote in favour of a resolution establishing a ‘humanitarian carve out’ to the asset freeze measures

New Delhi adopted laws and policies that discriminated against religious minorities, says HRW report

Authorities deployed nearly 400 disaster relief personnel in Tamil Nadu state, as cyclone ‘Mandous’ approached.

The gold ATM is the brainchild of GoldSikka and dispenses gold coins that weigh anywhere between 0.5 and 100 grams.

Around five million people globally have had their data stolen, says world's largest VPN service providers

FO says omission of India raises serious questions about the credibility of State Dept’s designation

There were nearly eight times as many heatwaves and lightning strikes rose more than 111 times, says ministry

Hindu supremacist groups had been demanding conversion of some other mosques into temples, warns FO

No ‘scientific evidence’ that Mughal emperor Shah Jahan built the heritage site, says BJP head

AI index in most parts of the country was "very poor", according to the Central Pollution Control Board.

Much-awaited regulations are seen shaping future of India's gaming sector that will be worth $7 billion by 2026

Protesters say the huge project causes coastal erosion that has undermined their livelihoods