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AIFF sends a letter to world body, saying mandate of court-appointed committee has been terminated

Former Twitter security chief alleged that Indian govt forced the firm to put a government agent on the payroll

Delhi says deviation from SOPs led to 'accidental firing' of supersonic Brahmos into Pakistan

Former MLA Gyan Dev Ahuja was booked by local police for 'promoting hatred and enmity'

Infection causes rashes, skin irritation and dehydration

FO says continuation of Delhi”s sinister design aimed at malign Pakistan

A software engineer by profession who set up an alternative news forum, aptly called Alt News

Flooding and landslides are common and cause widespread devastation during India's treacherous monsoon season

Modi regime wants to fraudulently bring 2.5 million voters and install fascist rulers, says Mehbooba Mufti

Sri Lankan Navy said Yuan Wang 5 is a scientific research ship with no military functions

The gang is believed to have extorted money from hundreds of people, says official

The tailor-made plot on the part of New Delhi is to influence the ballot outcome of the disputed state

Farmers seek govt's help, while experts call for urgent preventive measures as infection kills thousands of cattle

BJP govt timed the release with celebrations for the 75th anniversary of India's independence.

TeK UK arranged digital van which displayed messages of brutalities and human rights violations by Indian forces

Nine-year-old third grader was assaulted by his upper-caste Hindu teacher in Rajasthan state

Authorities mull evacuations in DG Khan; 12 drown after dam bursts in Balochistan

FO spokesperson confirms exercises will be conducted under SCO RATS ambit in Oct

Indian minister S Jaishankar confirms that a batch of diplomats except the ambassador has been sent back to Kabul

One of those dismissed is son of the leader of a freedom group fighting against India

Thousands of families like the Baqai brothers' remain divided three-quarters of a century

What distinguishes one school from another is better teaching skills in physics

Crowds go wild and soldiers goose-step in a chest-puffing theatrical ritual at the Wagah-Attari frontier

Right-wing calls for country to be declared Hindu nation, making Muslims increasingly anxious about their future

The boat was overcrowded with more than 30 people aboard

Google disagrees with Facebook-backed proposal for self-regulatory body in India

“Memory of the struggles and sacrifices of our people”

Kashmiri and Pakistani diaspora members and their allies gathered in Barcelona on the call of Tehreek-e-Kashmir

Company also stepped up supplies in last two months after Sri island nation ran short of dollars to pay for shipments

India's space agency says satellites placed on small rocket mission no longer usable

OIC has always been vocal in support of the legitimate rights of the Kashmiri people, says FO

India needs to improve living conditions, create opportunities to prevent migration, say experts

India must understand that IIOJK is an international dispute, says leader

Kashmiris will never accept dismemberment of IIOJK, says TeK UK President Fahim Kayani

New Delhi says US, Argentina, Australia, Egypt, and other countries are also interested in the single-engine jet

From Nehru to Narendra Modi, there were many slips. From Shimla to Agra, it is a tale of broken promises

The 22-year-old man visited a hospital in Kerala when he displayed fatigue and fever, says official

Joblessness among the educated youth in occupied valley is more than 45%, according to official source

Students ‘who were vaccinated are safe,’ police officer tells Anadolu Agency

FO raises concerns as India releases water into monsoon-hit, flooded areas

Delhi worries Chinese-built and leased Hambantota port will be used by China as a military base in India’s backyard

India has undoubtedly taken advantage of the Sri Lankan situation

Country counting on athletes from other sports including boxing, badminton to bring home golds at CWG

Says religious orthodoxy in Pakistan limits growth of culture and rationality

Decision comes to protest at hosts holding torch relay through IIOJK

India hasn't been a good neighbour and there have been several instances where this was evident

Anadolu Agency speaks to Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri and Mani Shankar Aiyar ahead of Kargil war's 23rd anniversary

Anti-corruption watchdog says it seized about $2.5 million in cash from the house of a close associate of Chatterjee

Major economies such as India, Brazil and Russia face 'cascading' crises driven by climate change, analysis warns

82-year-old Kaleem Ullah Khan was just a teenager when he conducted his first experiment in grafting