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Local officials hope tourists will visit the island's famed fifth century caves

Whistle-blower says he believes Indian National Congress was also a client of the company

There is a leak in everything, the watchdog is weak, tweeted Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi

"Eight were found to have fraudulent foreign media credentials," the border force said in a statement

Dams are large projects that take years to finance, plan and build and there is going to be no quick fix

Indian minister said on Monday the country will build dams on three rivers to curb flow of water to Pakistan

Country turned towards Gulf states to mitigate consequences of war, ZA Bhutto spearheaded effort, outlines author

New Delhi bent on employing force to find a solution, PDP leader says

Pertinent question is which institution should be formulating foreign, defence and security policies

Wife decides to divorce Mohsin while filing a police complaint against him and five other men

High Commissioner Sohail Mahmood lays floral wreath at Hazrat Moinuddin Chishti's grave

Gadkari says India has first right to water from Uttarakhand rivers

Tension between Muslims and Hindus has increased since Modi and his Hindu-nationalist BJP came to power in 2014

The incidents underline India's reputation as one of the most dangerous places for reporters

Decision taken after meeting of Punjab govt officials, exhibition likely to be held at Anarkali tomb in Lahore

Addition to Entity List of the Export Administration Regulations feared to affect Pakistan’s chances of joining NSG

The security lapse had been flagged to some government agencies over a period of time, it has yet to be fixed

This is the fourth fodder scam case against the RJD leader

Suspect told husband their daughter had taken ill

Puppet authorities have suspended mobile internet services in the area

One cannot help thinking that both India and Pakistan are apathetic to the suffering of the people of Kashmir

The accused says he planned the murder for a week because his friend used to mock him over lack of education

India rejected the charge and in turn alleged its diplomats in Islamabad were being harassed

Riyadh has not formally confirmed granting the Air India plane overflight rights

Cricket’s biggest league will feature review system for first time

In unprecedented deal, new technology allows the country to develop missiles that can deliver to multiple targets

Interestingly, not eating sand for a day means that the man's stomach will get upset

Wife confessed to affair after villagers thrash secret lover for living with her

Suspected militants attacked Indian security forces carrying out a search operation in forests around Kupwara

'The girl’s stepmother sold her to a man, who in turn gave her to some other person after keeping her for a while'

India is due to hold a national election in 2019 and there are several states electing new assemblies this year

Country contributes more than 1% of GDP to chairty, in league with UK and Canada, more than twice as much as India

In just a couple of months, this is the second warning the officials have issued in 'general interest of public'

India will send a special plane to bring the bodies back from Iraq

Winning captain applauds tenth-ranked side after four-wicket victory in final

Only 503 applications were selected this year for Urs of Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin

All six men accused of abusing the child have been arrested, say police officials

The celebrity jeweller is said to have fled the country and was reportedly last seen in New York

Singer also requested the fan to refrain from making celebrations into an Indo-Pak subject

Scientists, trustee of Stephen Hawking Foundation categorically dismiss Indian science minister’s assertion

India must recognise problems in contested valley and sort them out, ex-premier tells audience at Congress plenary

'Little Dragon' credited with downing 5 enemy aircraft in less than a minute during 1965 war with India

Vijay Chauthaiwale says country should strive for South Asian economic integration without its neighbour

Viewed objectively Pakistan has made more effort to advance the cause of peace than has India

More than 429,500 boys and 195,500 girls have been found taking puffs daily

Pakistan’s decision to skip the WTO meeting comes against the backdrop of an ongoing diplomatic stand-off

Says India wants good ties with Pakistan, provided it stops aiding 'terrorists'

As in the rest of India though, there is little incentive for citizens to save water

Pakistanis will miss Ajmer Urs as Delhi does not grant visas

Centre for Peace and Progress India chairman says there is need to build trust