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In India, over half of 135 coal-fired power plants have fuel stocks to last less than three days

UK envoy says a motorcyclist coming from behind touched her inappropriately and tried to make indecent gestures

Supinder Kour was shot dead with colleague Deepak Chand in their school on Thursday

As part of initiative to foster understanding, Muslim groups invite non-Muslims to mosques for raising awareness

Indian army’s malicious propaganda is a bid to divert attention from gross human rights violations in IIOJK, says COAS

General Manoj claims China is sending troops to border in 'considerable numbers'

Indian expat community in UK tries to fuel hatred against Pakistanis

New rules follow the UK decision to require Indians vaccinated with AstraZeneca's Covishield to quarantine

France 24 dissects India's concocted story accusing Pakistan of supporting Taliban in Panjshir operation

Pakistan government had claimed that threatening emails had originated from India

On World Heart Day, leading cardiologist says patients are not reporting to hospitals due to fear of contracting Covid

Such allegations aim to divert world attention from heinous crimes in IIOJK, says Foreign Office

It is time Indian prime minister was questioned and warned over his anti-Muslim policies

The extraordinary sequence of events and rebukes underscore burgeoning perils for Indian PM’s foreign policy

Thousands of farmers have spread out to different districts to ensure complete nationwide strike, says farmers' leader

Ten people have been arrested for planning to cheat in fiercely competitive teaching exams

Experts criticize the West for silence over New Delhi’s use of misleading campaigns

Jammu and Kashmir neither is ‘integral’ part of India, nor is it India’s internal matter, says Pakistani delegate

Desecration of mortal remains by individuals embedded with the security forces is shocking beyond belief, says FO

Two people were killed on Thursday when hundreds clashed with police over BJP government's eviction of Muslim families

Daniel claims he worked on promises of money, govt job and was smuggled into Pakistan to carry out 'dirty work'

Lalan Kumar will have to provide free laundry services to about 2,000 women in village of Majhor in Bihar state

131-page dossier covers separate chapters on war crimes committed by Indian occupation forces in IIOJK

Information minister said that conspiracy part of fifth generation warfare against Pakistan

Containers declared as containing semi-processed talc stones shipped from Bandar Abbas Port in Iran to Gujarat

Priority is averting an economic collapse of Afghanistan, which could trigger a humanitarian catastrophe: Qureshi

Western bias can be called Delta Narrative, is marinated in Indian animosity towards Pakistan

Saudi FM tells Indian newspaper Kashmir is a disputed territory

Both countries should abide by UN decision to put end to decades-old dispute, says expert

'Collective responsibility of the international community to avoid creating a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan'

Four countries will ascertain semiconductor supply capacities

Accused lured the teenager to a deserted place while she was returning home from school

Sunday Guardian Live, quoting 'sources', claimed on Aug 21 that Kiwi's tour was 'under imminent terror threat'

Activists say Dalit women bear the brunt of widespread caste discrimination which is part of fabric of Indian life

Using Afghan soil against Pakistan has become impossible for New Delhi after Taliban’s swift takeover

Quad leaders would 'be focused on deepening ties, advancing practical cooperation on areas such as combating Covid-19'

New Delhi trained IS /TTP elements to use as proxy tools for its nefarious designs against Islamabad

Muslims vocal about atrocities against the community are being labeled Taliban sympathizers

Vital that US diplomats reinforce regional restraint, instead of thinking of South Asia as a Cold War-like proxy arena

Will take $2 billion

Only the exit of the occupation forces from Afghanistan means a free Afghanistan, despite imperfections

If insurgents go back to their old regime of 1990s, it will be trouble for the entire world, says former IIOJK CM

Aircraft will be installed with indigenous electronic warfare suite, says Modi government

Our engagement with Taliban enabled US-Taliban negotiations; helped in the evacuation of thousands, says minister

Request PM to take steps to reduce production cost for value-added textile industry

India embarrassed over spreading fake news about Pakistan’s military involvement in Afghanistan

Beds have been added at facilities, hospitals are working to ensure ample supplies of oxygen

More than 500,000 farmers attended the rally in Muzaffarnagar, according to local police

Interior minisnter said Indian media was spreading propaganda says India has suffered defeat in Afghanistan

Enforcement Directorate has been investigating e-commerce giants for allegedly bypassing foreign investment laws