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Foreign secretary hopes New Delhi will abide by the World Bank-brokered accord

Government officials said an increasingly long wait to adopt was closely linked to rise in human trafficking in India

Local government officials at the accident site said some coaches had crashed into each other

Right-wing group invokes Shivaji, saying he never exchanged pleasantries with enemies

PFF cites lack of resources as main reason for not sending team to India event

The Sahaj Alternate Learning Centre in the southern state of Kerala will initially house 10 transgender students

The National Crime Record Bureau says more than 34,000 rapes were reported across the country in 2015

Savani began his charitable campaign in 2008 when one of his employees died just days before his daughter's wedding

There are minor injuries, bruises or fractures to 15 passengers. Everyone else was taken out safely

'Mind your own business,' the unfazed cricketer told haters

Indian diplomat says change in policy likely after state elections in Punjab and UP

NIH had issued an alert in October, say epidemiologists

The surface-to-surface nuclear-capable Agni-V will be tested on Monday

The freed fishermen are expected to cross over into India on Monday

Fees for minority members from other countries has been kept intact

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar writes a letter to the World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim

The statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji costing $530m will be more than twice the size of the Statue of Liberty

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson wonders whether India will accept Pakistan's offer to join CPEC

Vikas Swarup says there are repeated incidents of cross-border firing and infiltration attempts

Updating the law is long overdue to restrict diplomatic immunity and reduce the number of people who enjoy it

The service costs a mere INR1

The woman reportedly threatened to shoot herself if the attackers were not arrested

India's minister for women and children unveiled a draft of the country's first anti-human trafficking law

The arrest comes when JKLF chief was leading a protest against India to issue nativity certificates to Hindu refugees

'Sand is literally worth its weight in gold in India because of the construction boom'

The Koh-i-Noor, now part of the British Crown Jewels, has witnessed the birth and the fall of empires

Pakistan cricket had another year filled with ups and downs

Furious over the lack of cash, mobs attacked six bank branches in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday

Not only it failed to yield expected results, the missile had to be destroyed in air as it had deviated from its path

Modi has not commented on allegations but his law minister has denounced opposition politician Rahul Gandhi

Boom Boom also appeals to Indian PM for the fan's release

Embarrassing subcontinental tour has increased calls asking for his head

The battle for control of India's storied Tata Group gets even dirtier as its ousted chairman launches legal action

Last year, there were a reported 327,394 crimes against women in India

Commander Southern Command asks Delhi to give up hostility towards Pakistan

England slip from second to fifth; Pakistan end year third

Hosts defeated visitors by an innings and 75 runs in the final match of the series

25-year-old scored 303 not out as hosts declared after taking massive first innings lead of 282 runs

Some Hindus view menstruating women as impure and force them to remain in a hut or cowshed for days

National Investigation Agency says all four gunmen who stormed the air base on Jan 2 were Pakistani nationals

Some Muslim women in India say they support Modi's proposal, although they are less sure about him

At least 675 people have died in police custody between 2009 and 2015

There will be thematic discussions where political and business leaders introduce strategic policy issues

Lt General Bipin Rawat will take over as the new chief of army staff from General Dalbir Singh Suhag

Attack took place on key highway few miles south of Srinagar

The men were ambushed on the outskirts of Srinagar

Duo added record 108-run partnership for the eighth wickets as visitors post formidable first innings total

More than 2,000 people were killed in India on suspicion of witchcraft between 2000 and 2012

The cost of this India-US lavish marriage has been paid by ordinary Indians living below the poverty line

India experience leaves father of children pleasantly surprised