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Most of the students aboard were aged between 10 and 12 years

The film has been directed by Algerian film-maker

Ajay Dwivedi, 42, turned to a 'tantric' fearing he had been cursed with black magic

The show promises to give viewers something that they have never seen before

The widespread acceptance of rape in the state was a harsh reality check for the documentary producers

His perfect plot never gave away his real identity despite his interaction with the school over the years

Simi Garewal added that the 'Dabangg' star is protecting someone for "silly, emotional reasons"

The state-owned Indian Railways is one of the world's largest train networks

PM Modi cites ‘cross-border terrorism’ as reason for refusal to step foot in Islamabad

FO spokesperson says Indian forces are continuously targeting civilian population

Indian trolls accuse McLellan of being paid by Pakistan for castigating Indian regime

Islamabad looking to purchase Su-35 jets, air defence systems and T-90 tanks from Moscow, says Khurram Dastgir

‘US and global powers should break their silence to put pressure on New Delhi for durable solution on Kashmir dispute’

In 2013, Indian companies’ footprints were found in illicit nuclear trade for Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor

If Pakistan and India won’t be at peace, will Afghanistan and Pakistan ever be?

There is no medical or scientific explanation as to why or how some people manage to showcase such behaviour

The suspect told police that he kept her mother’s body because he believed she could be brought back to life

The website earlier was displaying a Chinese character meaning a loose garment as worn by monks and an error message

Cricket’s richest league has been hit by several scandals yet continues to grow year by year

She hopes baby steps help in strengthening relations between the two countries

A lot of young people stopped looking for jobs after Modi’s shock move to ban high-value currency notes

Pakistan has few friends that are going to come out in support of its claims regarding Kashmir

Kashmir’s scenery often draws comparisons to paradise; irony is often matchless in its cruelty

Assessment also highlights the lingering terrorist threat within the region

Washington is basically pursuing Indian wishes, while personalising Pakistan’s strategy

Orders authorities not to harass JuD chief

The country also aims to get a resolution tabled in the UN Security Council against the Modi government

Kashmir Solidarity Day will be observed on April 6 across Pakistani missions globally

Pakistan to launch diplomatic offensive at international forums

Doklam has been disputed between China and Bhutan since 1961

Meshram, 23, sustained injuries as she tried to save her goat from being attacked by the tiger

Once dismissed as "untouchables," Dalits make up 200 million of India's 1.25 billion population

Janjua expressed serious concerns over the ongoing human rights violations in IoK

Arming submarines with atomic weapons significantly weakens command and control over nuclear arsenals, say experts

Journalists found guilty of writing or broadcasting fake news will have their government accreditation withdrawn

Janjua and Doval spoke on Marcy 26, Indian publication says

A post-mortem showed the infant died of asphyxia due to drowning

Resolution states all ties with India should be snapped, bilateral trade should be suspended

Student at Indus Public school in Phillu Khera town shot self with father's licensed gun

Vigilante justice is not uncommon in India

20 people were killed in a Sunday search conducted by Indian forces in Shopian district

But it is by no means an easy proposition given current state of relationship between Pakistan, India

The film-maker is currently in India to promote the use of celluloid films

Building disasters are common in Indian cities

Move expected to encourage foreign firms to expand domestic manufacturing base

Fire tenders and state disaster management rapid action force have been deployed in the rescue operation

Dalits, formerly known as "untouchables," are among the most marginalised groups in India

Both countries issue statements simultaneously after back-channel contacts

Statement by military spokesperson in Beijing says Islamabad is an all weather friend to the Chinese

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