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The annual event is celebrated with colour, singing, dancing, drum playing and bonfires.

Possibly the most famous encounter was in 1999 World Cup, when the teams played in middle of a mini-war over Kargil

Will anyone show up?

Police later confirmed that the meat was not beef

She hanged herself after a council punished her family for her suspected extra-marital romance with a lower-caste man

Zuckerberg says something pretty interesting is happening in India and Pakistan on Facebook right now

Isn't friendship a beautiful thing?

Will Boom Boom finally live up to his name?

"It happens everywhere, someone comes and creates an issue over nothing"

'In the building where I grew up, Hindus and Muslims lived side by side'

Maharashtra in 2005 suspended licences of hundreds of bars, hotels that featured skimpily dressed dancing women

Vijay Jolly-led Indian delegation attends seminar at press club

According to state commissioner, both start-ups were operating without approval

The external affairs ministry denies permission to diplomats in question for alleged links with ISI

The 69-year-old Republican says US needs smart and educated people in the country

The Express Tribune takes a look at players who live and perform under the shadow of superstars

Guess who will be singing the Indian national anthem?

An ode to friendship, track celebrates cultural bond shared by India and Pakistan

Pope Francis made the announcement at a meeting of cardinals

Some of these will surely surprise you

The product is a fixed dose combination of paracetamol, phenylephrine and caffeine

Mahmood reiterated that Kashmir issue must be resolved in accordance with the UN resolutions

About 30 incidents of religiously motivated violence cases have been reported in two months in India

Three men armed with sickles and sharp weapons attacked the 22-year-old student and his wife

The BJP appears in no mood to let Assam shatter the myth of its nationwide popularity

Christine Lagarde appreciates continuing reform process in India

The RSS has been banned three times since its inception in 1925

Asian teams have won three out of five stagings of the biennial tournament

Maneka Gandhi gave poverty, religious beliefs and social customs as reasons for not criminalising marital rape

Threats of digging up a pitch, attacking players will not put our players in a right frame of mind to do their best

Media in India, is more focused on things like anti-national slogans by students than by deaths through malnutrition

Why did India opt to display a misplaced sense of power when it should have played the role of the welcoming host?

Justin Trudeau has three Sikh ministers in his, while there are only two Sikh minister in Indian cabinet

Lagarde cited examples including the need for China to rebalance its economy

"I know it has taken me 69 long years, but I hope it's not too late"

No radioactive material leaked from the atomic power station in Gujarat, official says

BJP has promised to identify and deport younger illegal migrants due to rising discontent among the state's Hindus

Mallya's fortune reached a peak of $1.6 billion in 2007, according to Forbes

Guess what she holds the record for?

Indian institutes of technology to open entrance tests for foreign students, including Pakistanis

Karisma and Sunjay finally reaching amicable solution to dispute

Last year, 15-year-old Nazia saved Dimpy from being kidnapped by two youngsters

PTI leader says British foreign secretary should not be telling Pakistan how to conduct its relations with India

The 16-year-old who sustained 90 per cent burns, was raped and then set on fire on the roof of her home

World Culture Festival, organised by one of India's spiritual gurus, spreads across 1,000 acres on the banks of Yamuna

Anti-Pakistan sentiment in city worries security delegation, may request alternate venue

The commission is made up mainly of professors and leaders of non-profit groups appointed by the president

Justice Pasha says besides denying equality, Muslim personal laws in India also deny women’s right to property

From bad math to bad lighting, weddings in India have been called off for a variety of reasons

Actor recalls her early days in Bollywood, and used that as motivation to become 'irreplaceable'