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India's 2,000-odd clinics charge couples between $20,000 and $30,000, a fraction of the price in the US

Government, opposition pass the buck to each other

DGMO says infiltration not possible in presence of ‘watertight’ arrangements on border

Nawaz will urge US president to use his influence to stop rights violations by Indian forces

Rajnath Singh says Pakistan a 'terrorist state'; no infiltration allowed from Pakistani soil, says ISPR

Calls on UNHCR to conduct a fair, independent probe into human rights violation

In General Assembly speech, PM will raise rights abuses in Indian occupied Kashmir

Bollywood seems destined to be showing promise that it cannot match through delivery

Victim's brother says 25-year-old was attacked on the suspicion that he was transporting cows for slaughter

Breaking the world record would be the icing on PM Modi's cake

Nawaz also holds meeting with army chief to discuss security issues

Hizb-e-Islami, govt yet to sign papers as issue gains international importance

Indian officials made no immediate comment on the appeal outcome

Afghan soil is being used by ‘a neighbour’ for subversive activities and financing in Pakistan, says FO spokesperson

Irish-born batsman along with opener Alex Hales opted out of Bangladesh tour on security ground

Pakistan is yet to respond to the letter Indian Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar wrote earlier this month

Spokesperson for Oracle in India said no one was available to comment on the incident

Over the last 12 years, the number of Drukpa nuns has grown to 500 from 30

Some chikungunya cases were reported back in 2006

New Delhi trying to obfuscate facts, in denial over atrocities, says Tehmina Janjua

In a right-to-reply at UNHRC in Geneva, Pakistan questions India’s unabated atrocities on defenceless Kashmiris

In veiled reference to Pakistan, Ghani says states should help their neighbours and not indulge in maligning them

Indian representative says Pakistan should focus its energies on improving human rights situation within the country

Madhu had migrated from Pakistan’s Punjab with her mother and siblings due to religious persecution two years ago

Pakistan stresses an OHCHR team should visit IOK to independently and impartially investigate the issue

Khurram Pervez was on his way to Switzerland when immigration officials blocked and put him in detention

Modi, Ghani express concern at use of terrorism and violence in the region to achieve political objectives

Move comes weeks after LHC disposed petition seeking ban on Indian magazine's website

India goes on to differentiate the situation on either side of LoC

Nepal is one of several South Asian countries where India and China are vying for influence

Coach Mike Heeson believes one needs to find another way on surfaces that aren’t responsive in seam movement

India and United States have 60 days to try to reach an agreement, after which a WTO panel may decide the case

George V Nereaparambil says will continue to buy more if he gets a 'good deal'

Police have arrested four men from the village and booked them for trespass, rape and murder

British rock band playing first-ever show across the border

Death toll climbs to 78 as lockdown continues

FO remarks came in response to Afghan President Ghani’s threat of blocking Pakistan’s land access to Central Asia

Spoken Stage founder will spread the magic of her recitals at National Youth Poetry Slam in Bangalore

Pakistan’s National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning execution of Jamaat-e-Islami leaders

Home ministry directs Reserve Bank of India to seek prior permission before giving any money to the NGO

The band will play their first-ever show in India in a free performance

Says Afghanistan no more landlocked; accuses Pakistan of sponsoring terror

PPP Senator Farhatullah Babar on Friday went to the extent of alleging that the government was patronising militants

The pendant called SAFER can send out SOS alerts when you are in danger

The 19-year-old woman had been moved to the intensive care unit of the Apollo hospital in Gujarat state

Yeager was sent to advise the Pakistani Air Force months before the 1971 war

‘Besides promoting tourism, spending a night in jail could educate people on how tough life is behind bars’

He rides an estimated 15 to 20 kilometres a day, delivering to the scores of roadside eateries lacking refrigeration

Pakistan’s foreign secretary says both sides can share best practices, experiences

Experts tell American lawmakers that they need to tread fine line with Islamabad