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Police in occupied valley immediately seized the consignment

Islamabad asks New Delhi to respect 2003 ceasefire between the two countries

As Indian court wraps up world's oldest civil dispute, Muslims seek restoration of Babri mosque

Indian armed forces suffer from chronic maintenance and supply shortages

FO urges India to cease its sponsorship of terrorism against Pakistan

China has asked India not to block Huawei from doing business in the country

Agrees to allow Guru Nanak’s devotees from other faiths to visit the site

PM Imran will visit Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to meet its top leadership, says the foreign minister

Mobile phone services only restored for calls and text messages

A 2010 ruling said Muslims, Hindus should split the site of the 16th-century mosque but gave Hindus the lion's share

The Malaysian government will monitor trade situation with India

Two bike-borne miscreants wrenched Damayanti Ben Modi’s purse containing two cellular phones and cash up to Rs50,000

Will help Nepal realize its dream of becoming land-linked country from land-locked one, says President Xi

Under Modi's govt, India's economic growth decelerated for the second consecutive year

Services to be restored from noon Monday, claims Indian official

Arrest comes in the wake of India's vigorous crackdown on delinquent borrowers

India is considering restricting imports after Mahathir slammed New Delhi's illegal actions in IOK, say sources

Shivinder and Malvinder Singh accused of siphoning off hundreds of millions of dollars

10-year-old boy martyred, 24 others were injured in Oct 10 ceasefire violations

India plans to substitute Malaysian palm oil with edible oils from countries like Indonesia, Argentina and Ukraine

More than 150,000 people a year are killed on India's roads

Mark Warner, co-chair of US Senate India Caucus, urges New Delhi to respect freedom of press, political participation

Premier questions the 'headline coverage' being given to protests in Hong Kong

Both sides are hoping to build further their personal rapport

In the wake of the growing Indian provocation

The opener, who made a double century in India's opening Test win, scored 108 after the hosts elected to bat

Says weaker outlook will dampen prospects for fiscal consolidation

Spokesperson urges the world to refrain from pushing the region into an arms race

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) calls for a nationwide campaign against the deal with China

Army retaliates, two women also injured

As Indian peoplecontinue cheering the brutal lockdown of Kashmir

The two leaders will meet in Chennai on October 11-12

In the last eight years, Bangladesh has brought home about 1,750 trafficking survivors from India

Despite New Delhi’s antagonistic policies, Islamabad looking to reap economic benefit from cross-border project

Malaysia seeks Indonesia’s cooperation to state Kuala Lumpur’s stance on IOK issue in UNSC

PM Modi admitted that LoC skirmishes would have ended 'better' for if it had Rafales

Ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security, says FO

Tuberculosis remains a menace in India, killing 421,000 in 2017 according to the World Health Organization

Authorities have detained over 4,000 people since the region’s statehood and autonomy were revoked on August 5

Mobile and internet services are still largely blocked in the occupied Kashmir valley

Foreign minister says international observers welcome to visit AJK

Backing to thwart India’s nefarious designs of trying to get Pakistan’s name placed on the black list

Deceased include a newly-wed bride along with her three family members

Police say Birju Chandra Azad died in accident while trespassing on railway track

The 37-year-old pacer stated that he got the better of the batsman on multiple occasions

Chris Van Hollen and Maggie Hassan say they will continue pushing New Delhi to lift curfew in IOK, release prisoners

Lawyers and campaigners dealing with such cases say they present particular challenges for women

Farooq Abdullah, son Omar - both former chief ministers of IOK - have been under detention since August 5

Ironically, it was India that brought the Kashmir dispute for a resolution to the UN in 1948

Another fact-finding team comes back with horror stories from Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir