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FO says Rajnath Singh will attend Saarc meeting; doesn’t rule out possibility of talks on the sidelines

Strike comes after 4 Dalits were stripped half-naked, tied to car and thrashed by cow protection vigilantes on July 11

All is not well in Kashmir, and even if it was there is no way to communicate that

India Test captain shares a few words of wisdom and motivation with Hassan

About 50 people have been killed and 3,100 injured, nearly half of them Indian troops but also children as young as 4

India has already deployed its original eight long-range P-8I aircraft to track submarine movements in Indian Ocean

The women were attacked at a railway station in India's Madhya Pradesh, while police officials watched on

The current law prohibits children under 14 from working only in hazardous jobs

Energy-starved India is heavily dependent on imports to meet its oil and gas needs

Unclear whether lifting of the curfew was simply a temporary move or if the relaxation of restrictions would continue

Inderjeet Singh has been notified by NADA after testing positive for a banned substance in his A sample

"Life is not a game. Especially not one to be played on the roads!"

We are not at a stage now where we need to come and improve, says Indian captain

Indian wrestler claims his supplements and water had been “sabotaged”

According to the victim, there were six people in the car and two of the occupants raped her

All-round performance by Ashwin completed crushing victory on fourth day of first Test in Antigua

Only Kashmiris, not India, can decide their fate, says PM’s aide

Birthday boy represented national team in 78 Tests and 62 ODIs

Yadav, a Commonwealth Games gold medallist, tested positive for a banned steroid during routine testing

Indian FM accuses Islamabad of fuelling violence in the valley

Sachin is nothing like Muhammad Ali, a sportsman who was given civilian awards for his brave positions against racism

For the last few days, Pakistani politicians have been issuing irresponsible remarks on Kashmir, says Indian minister

Experts likened the poster to a photograph of Wani and his accomplices, taken two years ago

Hosts will resume their first innings from 31 for one, trailing visitors in their first innings by 535

'I am happy to inform you that Judith D'Souza has been rescued' India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on...

Resolution calls for giving Kashmiris right to self-determination

'Extreme pain and anguish in Pakistan on the brutalities being committed against unarmed, innocent Kashmiri people'

After its take-off from Chennai, the aircraft has been missing for over an hour

Test captain puts visitors in control at 302 for four on day one against West Indies

Sartaj Aziz criticises India’s ‘state terrorism’ in Kashmir

Aziz warns New Delhi to refrain from excesses in held territory

A 2012 survey exposed that 51 per cent of Americans expressed anti-black sentiments

Modi has said that genetic science existed in ancient India

The post has been widely shared and many commented on it posting their take on the situation

Former India opener took to Twitter to mock 26-year-old's age as well as his skill with the bat

2,000 people have contracted HIV from transfusions in the last 17 months

Officials of foreign ministry give MPs an in-camera briefing on the recent killings and Pakistan’s response

Indian National Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar says movement is now not Pakistani-driven

Indian captain insists India has a fine pool of talent to call on in the Caribbean

Police say map shows parts of Kashmir within the borders of arch-rivals Pakistan and China

Heavily equipped security forces enforce strict curfew for 12th straight day

The men had threatened to rape her again as "punishment" for not agreeing to an out-of-court settlement

Interestingly, the war preparation exercise was to prove futile as India withdrew its decision to engage

The death toll from the recent wave of violence climbs to 45

Kashmir is India's only Muslim-majority state, contentious since India, Pakistan were carved out of British India

The insurgency has claimed many lives, and the government describes it as the most serious internal security threat

'Indian forces deployed now routinely use pellet guns to stymie roadside demonstrations'

PPP chairman writes letter to UN secretary-general

The event is observed on July 19 every year

Board given six months to implement Lodha committee's recommendations