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Sunil Rastogi, a 38-year-old married man with five children, was arrested on Saturday

Cows are revered by Hindus and slaughtering them is illegal in most Indian states

The police officer is accused of raping the 30-year-old woman in a moving vehicle

Skipper led his side to successfully chase daunting target of 351 against England

Both players were involved in 228-run fifth wicket partnership as hosts achieved 351 target in 49th over

Barkha rose to prominence for her coverage of the Kargil war in 1999

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj warns of tough action against the company

Sushma Swaraj fired off a twitter fatwa, acting like a despot

The victims were travelling to take part in a Hindu religious festival

The tourists enjoyed a successful 2016, winning 11 and losing just five of their 17 matches

Rawat says Islamabad must reciprocate New Delhi's offer of peace and tranquility in an appropriate manner

Khadi workers have now revolted and are reportedly marching in protest of the move

Former captain believes young star is ready to lead Men in Blue

SpiceJet currently has just 49 aircraft, putting it well behind the market leader Indigo with 400

The Scorpène-class vessel is one of six being built by India in collaboration with France’s DCNS

Girl’s father tells court his daughter was mentally unstable after developing a brain tumour

Chandrasekaran replaces former chairman Cyrus Mistry who was ousted by Tata Sons

The soldier opened fire after a row with his colleagues over leaves

Latest missile test means Pakistan now capable of launching nuclear weapons from land, air and sea

Submarine can launch an attack on enemy with torpedoes as well as with tube-launched anti-ship missiles

Islamabad informs MTCR team of the danger posed by missile-defence systems

The row erupted after a Twitter user sent Swaraj a screengrab of the doormats on sale

Factors such as Trump, long production timeframe and other better aircraft options can act as major deterrents

Border force says the jawan was on the verge of being court-martialled

A senior CID official said the probe could take at least a few months as investigators needed to trace victims

The NHRC is in the process of recording the testimonies of 20 more victims

Governor of IOK suggested four new routes to allow divided families to meet

Offer based on condition that exports will be pushed up by 5% by June-end

Anjali Lama, who is from Nepal, first auditioned last year but was rejected

The number one objective of this trip is to move the strategic partnership into a higher gear, says minister

Sakshi Maharaj is known for his inordinate remarks

The NHS is free for all citizens and, apparently, it is free for emergency and accident services also for all

Pakistan and China relations have now come of age

UN Secretary-General offers to play role of 'honest broker'

The militant commander turned legislator was arrested after evading police for several days

According to sources, the man followed her, grabbed her and fought her to the ground

Skipper admits it would be challenging despite clean sweep over Pakistan

Seven-month old suffers from a condition known as hydrocephalus

The veteran actor died of cardiac arrest on Friday

The song is a must watch

If successful, India will become the first country to launch the most satellites in one go and leave behind Russia

PM Nawaz says international community must question India over continued suffering of Kashmiri people

Pakistan should have those privileges in nuclear development that India has, says editorial

'You have to keep petrol away from fire,' Abu Azmi reportedly said

Move comes to make a database that will include details such as breed, vaccination status and details of the owner

Women in India are often reluctant to report such assaults for fear of being stigmatised by friends and relatives

General Bipin Rawat says ‘surgical strikes’ were meant to send out a message to Pakistan

Rapprochement with Afghanistan already under way

Working on other 'methodologies' too, General Rawat says

More than 90 percent of India's workforce - an estimated 400 million people - are in informal employment.