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PM Modi calls all-party meet with J&K leaders, Mufti confirms invite

Hyderabadi Haleem is first cooked dish in India boasting Geographical Indication certificate

After a video shared widely by Twitter users showed Hindu men beating an elderly Muslim man and cutting his beard

Flipkart and Amazon.com Inc file legal challenges against the antitrust probe into their business practices

72-year-old victim was beaten with sticks as he was going to a mosque in Ghaziabad

"India needs quick & complete vaccination," Gandhi said in a tweet

India's new tech rules are aimed at regulating content on social media such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter

IHC adjourns hearing on request of AGP Khalid Javed Khan

Islamabad apprises Security Council of New Delhi’s possible plans seeking division and bifurcation of disputed valley

Gen Qamar emphasises maintaining high standards of operational preparedness along LoC and Pak-Afghan border, says ISPR

Delhi's top mall saw a footfall of 19,000 people last weekend- as soon as it reopened

CCI plans to demand information from Amazon and Flipkart, related to allegations of stifling competition

"Pakistan becomes a Manpower Export Leader in the region despite the pandemic"

The monument was closed down for tourists two months ago after deadly surge in coronavirus cases

2 countries at loggerheads over issue since 2006 although EU under its rules recognises Basmati as common product

Says India wants to drag Pakistan to ICJ again; reiterates PM won't handout NROs to rivals

Country’s largest exchange suspected of violating foreign exchange regulations

US administration called upon the Modi govt to take steps to normalise situation in IIOJK, says Dean Thompson

Recent statements from Pakistan and India indicate a thaw in frozen ties may be in the offing

What’s eating Narendra Modi?

Resident of Tamil Nadu Mohan says there's nothing unusual about his sons' names

India began an inoculation drive for its 1.38 billion people in earnest in mid-January

India continues to employ rape, torture as instruments of state terrorism in occupied territory, says FO spokesperson

Says court cannot intervene in govt policy matters; foreign affaris ministry assures of probe into matter

More people feared to be trapped inside the debris, officials say

India has applied for exclusive trademark that would grant it sole ownership of Basmati title in the European Union

Police says 20 people survived the blaze and charred bodies of all those killed had been recovered

Islamabad urges Delhi to refrain from any further steps that might imperil the regional peace and security

Importing Indian goods via Dubai amid direct-trade bans has meant higher overheads and plunging business

SBP predicted a 3% growth in GDP, while IMF, WB forecast 1.5% and 1.3% increases, respectively

AJK president says India launched ‘population invasion’ with over 3.2 non-Kashmiri settlers

Masood Khan says UN-sponsored plebiscite the most preferred route to resolving Kashmir conflict

India reported 114,460 new coronavirus infections on Sunday

According to Indian media, the incident took place in a small village of UP’s Mathura district

Technology ministry says social media company has been given one last chance to comply with rules

Tech giant says the search isn't always perfect and can yield 'surprising results'

Reaction comes after seven people arrested for possessing and planning to sell ‘mineral uranium’ in Jharkhand state

"Three people died yesterday alone. Many got scared," Lang Khan Khai from the Zomi Care and Development aid group

Patients died at home, in their cars on the way to hospital and outside emergency wards

Chaudhry Tariq says PM Raja Haider, others refused to evolve joint strategy to express solidarity with Kashmiris

Vicious second wave of coronavirus in India has killed 160,000 people in eight weeks

Move created a sense of fear and insecurity among local population, KMS reports

Five rapporteurs seek reply from Indian government on 'ill-treatment, disappearances and torture' of Kashmiri people

Kingdom ships 60 tonnes of oxygen, a month after it sent 80 tonnes to overcome shortage amid Covid crisis

Antony Blinken said on Friday Washington is determined to help India with its coronavirus crisis

India leads and is struggling with a second Covid-19 wave and vaccine shortage across the region.

Forging newer pathways

Supplies are far short of the millions of doses the world's second-most populous country needs

Education minister says only three teachers died while on polling duty, dismisses teachers' union 1,600 figure

Oppressed people in both territories have faced worst form of human rights violations, says FM Qureshi