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India is a far cry from becoming a Great Power, let alone a superpower

Colts beat Korea 8-7 in penalty shootout after 2-2 draw

The company says it is selling the product at 120,000 outlets through 724 distributors across the country

Peter Mukerjea was remanded in custody after being arrested by CBI in connection with a murder case

Former Indian minister calls out Indian critics for 'inviting Nawaz but not crediting him for his peace overtures'

At a night-time protest, hundred young female students gathered outside a subway station singing and raising placards

Over 774 million people in India do not have access to private toilets

India is the world's TB hotspot as it accounts for 23 per cent of global cases

Neeraj Kumar says funds were raised through a kidnapping and handed over to Mohammad Atta

The airlines were penalised for their involvement in anti-competitive practices

Shahryar Khans says cancellation of India series in UAE will cost PCB over 50% of budget

The child, Syeda Xainab Fatima Jaffer, was taking the lift up to her classroom with her teachers

Media reports say military helicopters were being used to drop food and drinking water to worst-hit areas

Sarmad Khoosat's directorial set to be screened at 21st Kolkata International Film Festival

The motorist, identified as Surinder Singh, a Canadian national, was reportedly drunk when he drove past a check post

Area around the Taj Mahal is normally a no-fly zone but special permission has been obtained for the festival

50-year-old man, who is said to be undergoing psychiatric treatment, arrested by Indian Border Security Force

As the business deals were worth nine billion pounds, Cameron rolled out the red carpet for Modi

It is depressing to me that Tipu's military and nationalistic achievements are overlooked so easily today

The Buddhist says he does not believe intolerance was growing in Hindu-majority nation

Indian govt has cracked down on NGOs it says are trying to hamper projects on social and environmental grounds

Senior leaders from India's BJP are growing uneasy about an internal rebellion against the Prime Minister

Up to 60,000 people are expected to attend the rally at one of Britain's most famous sporting venues

Hindu nationalist politicians in India still trying to rid the city of the remnants of its British moniker

Indian premier addresses British Parliament's Royal Court as part of his three-day UK visit

British government says six deals have been agreed, including a $1.98 billion investment by Vodafone

Indian PM was effectively banned from Britain until three years ago over Gujrat anti-Muslim riots in 2002

Video shows vigilante group’s members confronting Suroor after he purportedly traveled to meet a 14-year-old girl

Diplomats say deals worth 8-12 billion pounds could be signed during his visit to London

You are treading a path that leads to social disintegration. How do I know this?

Indians were promised ‘achche din’ at the start of Modi’s tenure, and by that I mean, economic reforms

The occasion marks significance in the wake of strained ties between India and Pakistan

A look at how Hindus celebrate the Festival of Lights

Pakistanis took to Twitter to send love and happiness to all celebrating Diwali

The ULFA is one of the largest of the many rebel groups active in India's restive northeast

One-time Modi mentor LK Advani issues statement that appears to accuse PM of failing to seek consensus

Almost every night, vigilantes lie in wait for suspected cattle smugglers in the desert state of Rajasthan

They protest over BJP move to fix pensions for ex-army personnel

The govt's reforms will open up 15 areas of economy, including lifting the cap on FDI in the critical defence sector

First five locomotives will be imported and remaining 795 made in new factory

Indians believe jewel is part of their history and culture and should undoubtedly be returned

The order includes conversions of 25 Next-Generation 737s to 737 MAX8s

Defence official says flight was successful and it met all the mission parametres

The loss in Bihar, India's third most-populous and poorest state, is the most significant setback for Modi

India spends just 1.3 per cent of its GDP on health, according to a 2013 World Bank report

The 105-carat stone is one of the many artifacts taken from India, and is now placed at the Tower of London

Modi's defeat is a setback to his plans to push economic reforms through national parliament where BJP lacks majority

It seems that the election process India is getting better with each passing year

Amid all the controversy, Barkha Dutt pens a letter to 'India’s most beloved star'

The project could help ease growing energy deficits in Asian giants India and Pakistan