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Private sector players in Russia have met with potential suppliers in India's big cities

Voters seek separate Sikh homeland, intend to share referendum results with UN

Western powers fail to hold India responsible for assault on minorities' rights

Mahendra Kumar says covering of grasses and plants shields plastic and metal roof of vehicle from direct sunlight

Deputy CM of Uttar Pradesh says over 60,000 unauthorised loudspeakers have been removed from mosques and temples

Early heatwave leads to water and power crises in many parts of India, with people skipping offices to collect water

Indian side conveyed exercise was farcical, had already been rejected by political parties of IIOJK, says FO

13-year-old girl has been admitted to the district hospital for treatment, says official

The goodwill gesture was made by officials from Punjab Rangers and India's Border Security Force

Semiconductor fabrication unit is expected to generate more than 1,500 direct jobs and 10,000 indirect jobs

TeK chief says Indian PM must halt military operation, release prisoners and hold a plebiscite in Kashmir

While minority community leaders say situation is alarming, govt officials claim rights of minorities upheld in India

Tata Motors plans to launch electric vehicles in India, with a minimum range of 500 km

These curbs are the latest in a series of repressive measures taken by Indian forces in the occupied valley, says FO

More than a billion people are at risk of heat-related impacts in the region, warn scientists

Incidents took place in town of Ayodhya, members of right-wing outfit Hindu Yodha Sangathan involved

Indian foreign ministry says, 'Our stand is clear. We want an environment free of terror'

Parts of South Asia are facing an extreme heat wave as temperatures rose several degrees above normal

TeK UK president condemns top student leader Ala Fazili and sacking of renowned law professor Showkat Hussain

More than a dozen people were also injured during the incident in the district of Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu

Police officials say they seized 56 packets of heroin, each weighing 1 kg, from a boat that entered into Indian waters

Von der Leyen's itinerary began with visits to local climate change initiatives

India claims corridor being used for business meetings; Pakistan dubs claim 'malicious'

Those who receive higher education in Pakistan won't be eligible for jobs in India, say higher education regulators

Modi will preside over ceremony to mark Panchayati Raj -- a day that commemorates grassroots democracy

Nadakattin's, 73, creative mind brings cheers to Indian farmers

Men are in their 20s and 30s, and they appear to have done it for fun, says local official

New York Times reported last week that New Delhi had stalled the study's release

Pakistan grants two months to facilitate transportation on India’s request

IAF would now be supporting an indigenous programme for helicopters, say sources

FO says unfortunate that bilateral cooperation mechanism was being used to target third country

Reducing reliance on Chinese supply chain, Apple starts manufacturing in New Delhi, India.

In Madhya Pradesh, more than 35 people were injured during clashes

Analysts say Russian supplies are more cost competitive and vital for India as it faces a superior Chinese military

Robbers, posing as government officials, used gas cutters and earthmoving machinery to break down an abandoned bridge

Currently, New Delhi mostly relies on Russian military equipment

Multiple YouTube channels were used to post fake news, reads official statement

Constitutional experts debating legality and pondering whether Khan and his rivals can find a way forward

We were preparing a community feast when sky blazed with red disc, says woman in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district

Reports suggest 40 Muslim girls stay away from exams in Udupi district alone

India has abstained from multiple United Nations resolutions censuring Moscow

India is devising a mechanism to settle trade with Russia, including through payment in rupees

Wang says China and India should work together to promote peace and stability around the world

FO says OIC-CFM criticised massive human rights abuses in IIOJK

India has close and friendly relations with both US and Russia, says junior foreign minister

India's foreign ministry said on Thursday it had no information to share on Wang's visit

Foreign ministers adopt resolution endorsing demand for joint probe into Indian missile fiasco

Danish Siddiqui embedded with special forces was killed last year while covering clash in Afghanistan

India is the only Quad member that has not criticised Russia's aggression

Japanese premier also announces $42 billion investment in India over the next five years