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India captain took positives from the England tour despite comprehensive Test series defeat

National selector Ed Smith faces some difficult decisions ahead of three-Test series in Sri Lanka

Girl shifted to state-run children's shelter

"Ensuring women play equal role in re-shaping the country’s future crucial"

brake failure cited as possible reason for the tragedy

Indian actor played Nawab saab in 'Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2'

Shivani's relatives alerted police after Kiran arrived at their house with a Byculla constable

Retiring opener scores 147 in last innings of his career as India finish day four at score of 58-3 chasing 454

Victim claims she was introduced to policeman in 2017

Ram Janambhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute remains pending before top court

With general elections less than nine months away

Disgruntled flight attendants are a regular sight for frequent flyers from India

Bollywood film-maker recalls foray into cinema, fondness of Fawad Khan and love for Pakistani cuisine

28-year-old top-scored with 89 to take home side to a competitive total of 332 in their first innings

Statement comes in the backdrop of Prime Minister Imran Khan's call for improved Indo-Pak ties

At every momentous turn in history we have seen emergence of testimonials that shape the future of the political order

Pakistani officials met US visitors led by Pompeo on September 5, 2018

China agrees to allow Nepal use its dry ports at Lanzhou, Lhasa and Xigatse as well as roads

36-year-old says that he will only continue playing till the point his fitness and form deserts him

Indian officials have identified 96 problems, including 18 major ones, in the production of the tank

Diplomatic overtures enjoy full military backing, minister says

Modi admin initially opposed dismantling law, in July govt lawyers said they would give in to top court's "wisdom"

He has produced around 150 pieces of typewriter art over the past half century

Two countries' forces have not previously trained simultaneously in the air, on the land and at sea

Pakistan fast bowler keen on producing match winning spell against arch-rivals

Former speedster announced the development on his official Twitter account

On September 6 1965, Indian forces launched a surprise attack on Pakistan and crossed the border

The Express Tribune takes a look at some of the war's defining engagements

Both sides are keen to sign an arms accord magnifying sales of more sensitive US military equipment to India

Five-judge panel unanimous in its decision to end law commonly known as Section 377

The meeting of Pompeo, Mattis with counterparts Swaraj, Sitharaman is the first of its kind

The court reinstated in 2013 after four years of decriminalisation

A sharp drop in commodity prices and stagnant wages have dented Modi's popularity in rural areas

Of an estimated 20 million commercial sex workers in India, 16 million women and girls are victims of trafficking

Pakistan opener believes that team which control nerves better will win the contest

Victim was grazing animals before coming under Indian onslaught: ISPR

Already cancelled twice this year, it was agreed upon by President Trump and Prime Minister Modi

Around 16,000 sharks killed in connection with eight-tonne consignment, DRI says

Pakistan defender says other countries now ruling the roost in sport

'This trend of remixing old songs saddens me,' said the 88-year-old veteran singer

Facebook’s success has shaken Alphabet’s Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, who has made developing markets a priority

The diplomats will also discuss the endless conflict in nearby Afghanistan

In the fourth Test between England and India, fortunes fluctuated like a game of poker

The store in Hyderabad opened to great fanfare only last month

Environmentalists and thousands of fishing workers oppose the statue because of the threat to fishing stocks

England captain is elated after team’s Test series victory over world number one-ranked side

Despite hostility at the government level, the people of both countries by and large go along nicely with each other

Rizwan says he’s satisfied with team’s performance, promises better show in future

England were 260 for eight in their second innings as they stretched their lead to 233 runs

The fruits thus far of the myriad CBMs on and off the bilateral high table have all been reaped by Indian interests