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When his son died in 2015, Bilhore says he did not cry, instead decided to make Mumbai pothole-free city

NSA says govt believes in talks to address all internal, external threats

Three buses washed away in one incident in southern India

Country has 1% of world's vehicles but 11% of global deaths from accidents

Pakistani Charge d’ Affaires hopes players will perform with great spirit and the best of their abilities

Thousands of people turned out for funeral prayers with angry mourners shouting ‘we want freedom’

Says Indian design to isolate Pakistan had failed

India's public health budget is among the lowest in the world

The court also sought urgent steps to rein in crop waste fires in the neighbouring states

Tour operators say demand was extremely sluggish due to high ticket prices

Climate minister Yadav says developing nations have the right to use the remainder of global ‘carbon budget’

Samiya Arzoo says her family received 'tonnes of support' from Pakistan cricket fans following semi-final defeat

Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army thought to be behind attack

Visas to Sikh yatrees issued under Pakistan-India Protocol on Visits to Religious Shrines of 1974, reads statement

Thick haze of toxic smog hung over the Indian capital, exacerbated by a spike in the burning of crop waste

Over 2,500 fresh troops deployed all over the occupied valley

French media reports Dassault paid almost 13m euros to middlemen to help secure sale of fighter jets to India

With over 140 fragrant plant species, garden is country’s biggest such facility, claim forest officials

Polluted water did not deter several Hindu worshippers from taking a dip in the river to mark 'Chhath Puja'

It's been a pleasure and many are now bidding a long due farewell to Kohli as Pakistan advances to the semis.

Four mosques were vandalised and several Muslim-owned homes and businesses were ransacked in Tripura last month

Analysts believe move reflects New Delhi’s desperate desire to regain strategic weight

Day commemorates to reaffirm resolve to continue martyrs’ mission till realisation of right to self-determination

Players including Kohli and Shami have faced severe backlash by extremists Indian following defeats in WCT20

Indian journalist says SRK’s silent suffering is a reflection of dire state of minorities and democracy in India

Top Indian brands restricted to advertise creatively amidst festive season due to pressure from right-wing hardliners

Civil rights group says 27 confirmed incidents of attacks on mosques, houses, individuals in Muslim areas of state

Ali al-Qaradaghi's call comes amid new wave of violence against Muslims in India

Hindu right-wing groups pressuring authorities in Gurgaon city to stop Friday prayers in open spaces

Members of the jury criticised the film for showing British in negative light

Around 300 students in top Srinagar medical colleges burst into celebrations when Pakistan crushed India in T20 match

Authorities banned gatherings of more than four people in the most tense parts of Tripura state

Premier sends message on Black Day; condemning beginning of illegal occupation of Kashmir

Many Indians questioned his 'loyalty' to country, accused him of 'taking money from Pakistan' after historic defeat

Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik is auctioning a reel where he hit a match-winning six for around 5 ethereums

Many are expressing their joy and renewed faith in Pakistani cricketers.

Pakistan beat India like OPPO Reno6 Pro is breaking the back of its competitors

India captain Virat Kohli and Pakistan counterpart Babar Azam have called it just another game

Sikhs for Justice is a US-based organisation that supports secession of Punjab from India for creation of Khalistan

Analysts believe it required a paradigm shift for the world to deal with India

Indian duo from Punjab state is now famous for giving haircuts shaped in images of customer's choice

Locals are facing problems, roads are waterlogged, bridges have been washed away

So far eleven civilians, including five migrant workers, have been killed in occupied valley since early October

Four ministers ‘discussed possibilities for joint infrastructure projects in a wide range of fields’

Research shows women from the marginalised community also die younger due to malnutrition

Foreign Office also condemns New Delhi for staging encounters and fake cordon-and-search operations in occupied valley

New Delhi has suggested two dates November 10 and 11 for the proposed meeting of NSAs on Afghan crisis

Two Indian soldiers killed in a ‘fierce firefight’ with rebels

If Taliban can defeat world's largest military, we see possibility we too can win our freedom, says local businessman

Stresses need for proper training for media professionals