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$290m dam in Herat province is second major Indian project in Afghanistan

The IOC confirmed Ambani's nomination along with seven others on its website Friday

Experts say stealing and selling babies to couples is not uncommon in India

Followers of the sect clashed with police in Uttar Pradesh during an eviction operation, leaving 24 people dead

Two police officers were on a routine patrol when rebels fired automatic weapons from a moving vehicle

The dam, originally built in 1976 was rebuilt by some 1,500 Indian and Afghan engineers

The Express Tribune takes a look at important cricketing events which took place on this day

Hundreds of people were detained over the violence, including 124 who have been formally charged with rioting.

While Modi was CM of Gujrat, over 2,000 Muslims were burnt alive or hacked to death, mostly women and children

The violence erupted after protesters killed two police officers during an operation to clear people from public park

The dam is one of two large projects carried out under India's development partnership with Afghanistan

I have set target for women's team that by 2020 they should be No 1 in world, says BCCI president

Then CM Gujarat Narendra Modi was accused of turning a blind eye to the pogrom in which more than 1,000 people died

ICC announces schedule for the event with Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and South Africa pitted in Group B

Access to safe blood is limited, especially in rural areas, because of a lack of proper screening devices

A Reuters survey of economists will show India's gross domestic product grew 7.5% year-on-year between Jan and March

South Asia, India at its centre, is the fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world

FO says PM Nawaz telephoned Indian counterpart to express gratitude for his best wishes for his surgery

'An operation is in progress and the fire has been brought under control' SP Wardha district Smita Patil says

Salma Agha to get Overseas Citizen of India card, offering life-long visa and exemption from reporting to police

'He was brutal. He forcefully had sex with me even when I was admitted sick to hospital'

If a postman can deliver, mobile phones, sarees, jewellery, apparels, then why not Ganga water?

Sushma Swaraj says she will 'personally take up' Mashal's case for admission in a medical college

Khan says Pakistan could have become a nuclear power in 1984 if then President Gen Ziaul Haq hadn't opposed the move

PM Modi will be addressing a joint session of the US Congress on June 8

The girl, reportedly 15 and from one of India's low social castes, was strangled allegedly by three men

Unscrupulous operators have bilked savers of billions of dollars by running pyramid schemes, questionable investments

Two years after arriving in Jaipur from Sindh, Mashal faces citizenship barrier in realising her dream to be a doctor

In India religion is transactional. We offer money to temples in exchange for blessings

The newly reunited family was expected to travel straight on to Bari in southern Italy

The two men were near the summit of the 8,848-metre mountain when they lost contact with the rest of their team

We test your knowledge of Jawaharlal Nehru on occasion of his death anniversary

US urges Pakistan to address all groups operating on their soil

About 174 women die of pregnancy-related causes in India for every 100,000 live births

The baby was born by Caesarean section

Temperatures breached 50 Celsius last week, causing a spike in cases of people suffering dehydration and heatstroke

According to reports, Congress workers acted in retaliation to the actor's recent tweets about Nehru-Gandhi family

Shehnaz and Shahana are currently married to Pakistani citizens

Transport ministry said it would issue a formal order after June 2, making the emergency measures on public buses must

'Masunda Kitada Oliver was a graduate student who had lived in India for over six years' Congolese Embassy in India

India blames Pakistan for backing the militants in Kashmir, a charge Islamabad denies

Use of colonial-era laws such as sedition and criminal defamation to clamp down on government critics

Delhi, Tehran also sign deal to develop Chabahar port as regional trading hub

Some 18,000 Indians worked in Libya before the country descended into chaos in 2011

The accord will significantly boost the role of the undertapped port of Chabahar, says Iranian presidency's statement

BCCI also announced 16-man squad for one-day and T20 internationals to tour Zimbabwe

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani also flew in to Tehran on Monday for the signing of a tripartite agreement

At least one of the animals last week dragged a teenager from his village while he was sleeping and killed him

The shuttle, about one sixth the size of a usual one, was meant to reach an altitude of 70 km before gliding back down

Separatist leaders accuse New Delhi of keeping Kashmiris under the heel of up to 750,000 security forces