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Both sides are keen to sign an arms accord magnifying sales of more sensitive US military equipment to India

Five-judge panel unanimous in its decision to end law commonly known as Section 377

The meeting of Pompeo, Mattis with counterparts Swaraj, Sitharaman is the first of its kind

The court reinstated in 2013 after four years of decriminalisation

A sharp drop in commodity prices and stagnant wages have dented Modi's popularity in rural areas

Of an estimated 20 million commercial sex workers in India, 16 million women and girls are victims of trafficking

Pakistan opener believes that team which control nerves better will win the contest

Victim was grazing animals before coming under Indian onslaught: ISPR

Already cancelled twice this year, it was agreed upon by President Trump and Prime Minister Modi

Around 16,000 sharks killed in connection with eight-tonne consignment, DRI says

Pakistan defender says other countries now ruling the roost in sport

'This trend of remixing old songs saddens me,' said the 88-year-old veteran singer

Facebook’s success has shaken Alphabet’s Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, who has made developing markets a priority

The diplomats will also discuss the endless conflict in nearby Afghanistan

In the fourth Test between England and India, fortunes fluctuated like a game of poker

The store in Hyderabad opened to great fanfare only last month

Environmentalists and thousands of fishing workers oppose the statue because of the threat to fishing stocks

England captain is elated after team’s Test series victory over world number one-ranked side

Despite hostility at the government level, the people of both countries by and large go along nicely with each other

Rizwan says he’s satisfied with team’s performance, promises better show in future

England were 260 for eight in their second innings as they stretched their lead to 233 runs

The fruits thus far of the myriad CBMs on and off the bilateral high table have all been reaped by Indian interests

Six-nation tournament will begin from September 15 in UAE

Indian police have arrested a senior Buddhist monk accused of sexually abusing 15 boys

Hosts will start day three 21 runs behind in second innings with 10 wickets in hand

An agreement to study the feasibility of a rail line linking the two countries was signed by officials on Friday

Country set on course to overtake Britain as world's fifth-largest economy

Normalisation of ties with India part of govt's agenda, says information minister

Men are not allowed to attend, perform or even check tickets

Hosts first innings concluded at score of 246 on first day of fourth Test against India

New Delhi rejects Pakistan’s concerns over project designs of under-construction dams

However, a new defense bill gives the president the authority to grant waivers in case of national security interests

Soldiers of both countries are in Russia for SCO joint military exercises

England opening batsman has managed just 80 runs in five innings of ongoing series against India

Couple has three minor daughters

Pakistan conveys how design of dams is in clear violation of Indus Water Treaty to Indian delegation

ISPR says COAS and large number of officers/soldiers attended the prayers and paid respect to the national hero

Swami Chakrapani Maharaj urges Hindus not to provide relief to cow eaters

Hosts lead five-match series 2-1 after winning at Edgbaston and Lords

India captain believes commercial aspect is taking over real quality of cricket

Lahore is hosting a nine-member delegation from New Delhi for two-day talks on the contentious water issues

Nine-member delegation is headed by Indian Water Commissioner PK Saxena

Hundreds perished in the flood and more than one million people were forced to abandon their homes

AJK president expresses concern over attempts to change demography of territory

Several people were injured as Indian forces used pellet guns on protests against the onslaught on Article 35-A

Meenakshi Ganguly asks Indian leaders to work with Pakistan to find a solution that puts interests of Kashmiris first

The monsoon causes widespread death and destruction across South Asia each year

South Asia remains the only world region that does not have a working arrangement among its nations

Tariff, non-tariff barriers constitute serious obstacle to Pakistan’s market access

Around a million people are still packed into temporary relief camps