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Grand ceremony held in northern Rajasthan state, setting world records

The June 2 crash in the Balasore district of the eastern Indian state of Odisha, killed 288 people

Report says India has become ‘weakest’ at the hands of fascist Hindutva ideology

The study of 113,000 people also found that around 15% of Indians were pre-diabetic and around 35% have hypertension

We have to find a way of disengaging as I don’t believe this present impasse serves China’s interest either, FM says

The bridge was being built over the River Ganges in Bhagalpur district of India's eastern state of Bihar

288 people were killed on Friday when a passenger train went off the tracks and hit another one

Rescue operations were underway at the site and “all possible assistance” is being given to those affected, says Modi

The speech would be Modi's second to a joint meeting of the US legislature

India and China's ties have been affected since a deadly military clash on their Himalayan border in 2020

At least 70 people were killed and tens of thousands have fled

Minister Anurag Thakur said the national capital’s police is investigating the case

The wrestlers had been camping in New Delhi since April 23 demanding action against WFI President

Sewer cleaners die every year in India but caste-based discrimination means their suffering remains largely ignored

India's urban unemployment soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, soaring to 20.9% in the April-June 2020 quarter

Indian government has been pushing global companies to invest in local manufacturing to make the country self-reliant

Manipur has been on edge after an explosion of inter-ethnic violence this month killed at least 70 people

Modi held traditional prayers outside the complex in a ceremony that was also attended by top cabinet ministers

Development was welcomed by a right-wing student body

Vishwas claims his device held sensitive govt information

The accused told authorities that he wanted to get inside the mansion to 'kill' US President Joe Biden

The old parliament will be converted into a museum, the government has said

Fishermen were arrested by Indian authorities for maritime violation

The number of tigers in the country fell from 40,000 when India gained independence in 1947 to just 1,500 in 2006

Some 2,000 houses were also burned down across the state that borders Myanmar

The currency is expected to be less disruptive than 2016 to demonetise 86% of the country's currency in circulation

Modi told Zelenskiy he was keen to help and that for him the war was an issue of humanity and human values

The decision is reminiscent of a shock move in 2016 when the Modi-led govt had withdrawn 86% of the economy's currency

The value of India's local defence production jumped to 1.07 trillion rupees in the year that ended on March 31

New Delhi seeks to counter mounting Chinese influence in both the Indian and Pacific oceans

India's strategy is to combat the EU's CBAM to push industries to invest in technologies to minimize carbon emissions

Ashiya Bi polled nearly 44 percent of the vote in the race for a municipal civic body seat in the Bijnor

The US report listed attacks against religious minorities in the billion-plus nation led by Modi’s Hindu nationalists

According to a recent report released by Lumikai, 43% of India’s 507 million gamers are female

Despite attempts to mire the trip in controversy, not attending the SCO meeting in Goa would have cost Pakistan

Despite India's Sardesai hostile attitude in interview, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's conduct in response was exemplary

"The area is totally sealed and a forensic team is working on it," police official Naunihal Singh said

Most victims are reported to be from the mainly Christian Kuki

An independent expert in Vietnam said Beijing appeared to be using the militia to disrupt the naval exercise

Leaders from opposing sides have started holding peace talks today," said a member of parliament from the state

References to the Mughal rule are also being systematically removed from textbooks

The military has deployed thousands of troops to the state bordering Myanmar and, issued "shoot-at-sight" orders

FM eloquently articulate Pakistan’s viewpoint on various thorny issues between the two arch-foes

Describes attempts to interpret FM’s statement as threat as ‘mischievous, highly irresponsible’

Bilawal told Pakistani journalists, who were in Goa to cover the SCO, that the onus to normalise ties was on India

Bilawal says onus on New Delhi to create conducive environment

Indian Army relocates 7,500 people after Meitei community in Manipur protests possible inclusion in scheduled tribes

Bilawal, Jaishnakar exchange pleasantries at SCO dinner in Goa

Engine issues began about five years ago, worsened and it reported heavy losses in the last three fiscal years

India at the end of April was projected to have overtaken China as the world's most populous country