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India has reported a total of more than 11 million cases and about 156,000 deaths from the coronavirus

Defence minister says increase will have a positive impact on ‘enhanced domestic procurement’

President, founder of Genocide Watch discusses how Modi’s India is treading a dangerous path towards mass persecution

Says Delhi diverting attention from illegal measures in region

The country plans to vaccinate some 300 million people as part of a national inoculation drive

Govt accuses her of sedition for her alleged role in the creation of an online toolkit aimed to help farmers protest

The first confirmation of deaths by Beijing from the border clash that also killed at least 20 Indian soldiers

Govt serological survey shows actual infections could range as high as 300 million

India’s decision to end IIOJK’s autonomy could curtail the political participation of Muslims, says UN experts

Over a thousand Sikh pilgrims were due to enter through the Wagah border

Several roads deserted and markets plyartial shut despite govt's desire to showcase normalcy

Airlines would be required from next week to segregate inbound travellers from those countries

After sparking public outrage in 2019 for 'encouraging nuclear war', Chopra is now hoping for peace

The nuclear-armed neighbours last week announced a plan to pull back troops, tanks, equipment

Images of lingerie photoshoot come just weeks after pop icon upset Indian govt by commenting on farmers' protests

In 2018, Priya Ramani became first of a string of women to go public with allegations against MJ Akbar

Pakistan says Indian notion of so-called normalcy in Muslim-majority region 'has no feet to stand on'

Clinical trial showed shot offered minimal protection against new coronavirus variant

Human rights group has been on radar ever since it highlighted the Modi govt's crimes in IIOJK and against Muslims

Several India-watchers saw ominous signs in these developments

Indian climate activist Disha Ravi, 22, was arrested by Delhi police on Saturday

Experts say India has been trying to use its vaccine dominance to shore up diplomatic support

Injured now under treatment in nearby state-run hospital

Scientists say the flash flood could have been triggered by a large avalanche of glacier ice

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hands over 1st armoured fighting vehicle to army chief

No initial reports of critical damage or casualties to northern states after magnitude 5.9 in the central Asian nation

Investigation underway into what caused blaze at the factory, says police official

After a months-long standoff on the disputed border

About 171 people remain unaccounted for since Sunday’s disaster in the Uttarakhand state

Ambassador to UN terms Indian stance a clear manifestation of its role as a spoiler in the Afghan peace process

Protesting farmers accuse the government of introducing the laws to help large private retailers

We note the ongoing talks between the governments of India and China, says State Department spokesman Ned Price

Many farmers from Sikh-dominated Punjab have been at the vanguard of the protest

Sarwar says India plans to turn Kashmiris into a minority in their own land

Health Ministry says only 7,580 people have shown mild adverse reactions after Covid-19 dose in 2nd half of January

UN monitoring team report vindicates Pakistan's stance, says Shah Mahmood Qureshi

The violent surge below Nanda Devi, India’s second-highest peak, swept away small Rishiganga hydro electric project

Naseeruddin Shah questions silence of Bollywood bigwigs amid farmers' protest

We pray for safety and early rescue and recovery of those missing, says FO in a statement

It is highly unlikely that India would respond positively to Pakistan’s latest offer

The AstraZenecca vaccines were produced by the Serum Institute of India (SII)

India is behaving like a rogue state and playing a role of spoiler in Afghan peace process, says Moeed Yusuf

Modi’s government has been giving nearby countries millions of doses of the locally made AstraZeneca PLC vaccine

Dubbed the “Himalayan tsunami” by the media due to the torrents of water unleashed in the mountainous area

Money-laundering watchdog expected to take final decision in its virtual meeting on February 22

Pakistan’s Consul General in New York terms the move as ‘Very important Day, very important resolution’

Indian government has offered concessions to the farmers but refuses to repeal three laws passed last year

India should move towards a peaceful settlement of Kashmir dispute as per the UNSC resolutions, the FM urges

The rights to peaceful assembly & expression should be protected both offline & online says the UN High Commission

Civil, military leadership’s recent toned-down rhetoric marks a palpable shift