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BJP, despite ruling for the past decade, failed to repeat its previous two landslide wins this time

Team waved to crowds and danced to drums at their hotel before heading off to meet Modi at his residence

Victorious T20 World Cup team returns to jubilant crowds, honoured by PM Modi and paraded through Mumbai

MoUs in space, telecom, railways, health, and disaster management were signed in presence of Indian PM Narendra Modi

Announces preparations for elections to region's dismantled assembly have begun

Delhi CM was released from detention to campaign during India's election but returned to jail after voting ended

Modi lost parliamentary majority partly due to youth unemployment worsened by frequent government job exam leaks

President Droupadi Murmu administered the oath of office to Modi at a grand ceremony at the president's palace

Short of 272-seat majority in general elections, BJP will be supported by Telugu Desam Party, Janata Dal (United)

Summary of two exit polls project ruling NDA could win more than 350 seats in the 543-member lower house of parliament

Musk was to meet Modi and announce $3b investment in Indian car plant, cancelled due to 'very heavy Tesla obligations'

Modi claims a previous Congress government had said that 'Muslims have the first right over the nation's wealth'

In videos that show Aamir Khan and Ranveer Singh, actors purportedly say Modi failed to keep campaign promises

Prudent Electoral Trust raises $272m since 2013, donating roughly 75% to BJP, 10 times higher than Congress

Supreme Court on Feb 15 had scraped 7-year-old donation system to political parties, deeming it unconstitutional

The farmers, mostly from the northern state of Punjab, have been demanding higher prices backed by law for their crops

French President Macron attends India's Republic Day, no major outcomes expected, ceremonial focus

Gandhi believed peaceful resistance might change society and politics without violence

Modi's initial bid to offer incentives to semiconductor industry have floundered

PM hopes IMF deal will get final approval on July 12

Protests would be launched nationwide on July 26, starting in Bhopal

Indian envoy conveyed Pakistan’s grave concern over hate incident

Premier sends message on Black Day; condemning beginning of illegal occupation of Kashmir

Anti-Muslim violence has risen since 2014 under Hindu nationalist government of PM Modi, reports BBC

Abdul Basit says two of former PM’s foreign affairs advisers Sartaj Aziz and Tariq Fatemi had 'apologetic mindsets'

Rules part of PM Modi’s efforts to regulate online content including on social media, streaming platforms

Indian PM believes country is in the midst of a 'war'

The Modi-led government has said that social media platforms could potentially be used to “inflame passions”

The trio irked many with their selfies

Both leaders have met several times over the past year to defuse tensions

Every war needs a cause or a purpose, a political objective

Cover story by Aatish Taseer questions whether India can live through another five years under PM Modi

PM Narendra Modi, was earlier set to release on April 11 but was banned by the Election Commission

Modi again underlined his focus on combating terrorism

188 million voters are eligible to cast ballots in 117 constituencies during the day across 15 states

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a crowd in congratulating newly-married couple

Sexual violence against women is a highly charged political issue in India

INC Spokesperson Sharma says Modi 'hurting Indian interests with a cavalier attitude towards foreign policy'

Around 100 sexual assaults are reported to police in India every day

The 2016 strikes on the country were aimed at sending a strong message to Islamabad, claims Indian PM

Protests, strikes and social media furor against mistreatment of minorities across Hindu majority country

The Indian prime minister invites Islamabad to join hands with New Delhi to fight poverty and disease

Indian premier claims the Congress leader wanted him ‘out of the way’ to end deadlock in peace process

Anyone caught indulging in corruption will not be spared, warns Indian premier

It is the second biggest dam in the world after the Grand Coulee Dam in the US

2016’s joint statement had not named these groups explicitly even though it had called on Pakistan

India accused China of undermining its sovereignty through CPEC

'I hope to enjoy the beauty of India through the windows of the bullet train with Modi on my side': Japan's Abe

By ‘Hinduising’ a secular society, the integrity of the country is in danger

'PM following someone is not a character certificate of the person', head of ruling party