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Rooftops and terrace floors are reportedly spattered with waste

'The immediate shortfall is 200. That would be the minimum we would be looking at'

Ministry of Foreign Affairs had given Surjeet Singh 48 hours to leave Pakistan

Nafees Zakaria attributes rapid growth of Delhi’s nuclear programme to NSG waiver.

Pakistan condemns fresh ceasefire violation along LoC, working boundary

Delhi has been shrouded in a toxic soup as residents gear up for the Hindu festival of lights Diwali

ISPR says the claim is part of India's propaganda campaign aiming to hide its losses at the Working Boundary

India accuses Pakistani visa officer of spying; Pak declares Indian high commission staffer persona non grata

The call center racket made use of informal money transfer businesses known as hawalas to move the money

Condemning recent LoC violations, premier says Pakistan's quest for peace must not be misconstrued as weakness

Woman had requested Indian External Affairs Minister to grant visa for her ailing husband

According to reports, Mohammed Akhtar was in possession of highly classified documents related to the Indian army

ISPR says Pakistani troops inflicted "heavy casualties" while targeting Indian posts

Five-match series levelled at 2-2 as Guptill, bowlers help deliver 19-run win

Naseer Janjua tells US ambassador Quetta attackers were constantly in touch with handlers in Afghanistan

Four people were rescued and a case has been filed against the factory owner over illegal manufacture of firecrackers

WEF index reveals the country ranks only better than Yemen in gender parity

Tata Group's revenue slipped 4.6 per cent for the financial year ended March to about $103 billion

Club des Chefs des Chefs brings together the men and women who cook for heads of state to exchange ideas

Researchers found the 72-acre sprawling family estate of Balinsor was littered with dinosaur fossils

We have told Delhi Kashmiris demand independence, says Mirwaiz.

Imran demands that the govt expose names of those who leaked story about a sensitive security meeting

Pakistan on Tuesday lodged a strong protest with India over ‘unprovoked firing’ along the Working Boundary

Tata Sons had announced Mistry's removal as chairman with company patriarch Ratan Tata taking over

Until Pakistan is seen taking action against Haqqani network, its security apparatus is likely to remain under attack

PTI chief says Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has become a 'security risk' for Pakistan

Aim of the shoot is to promote the idea that beauty doesn’t conform to any standards

According to Foreign Office sources, Pakistan summoned Indian Deputy High Commissioner JP Singh

Pakistan lodges protest with UN observer group

Exhibitors had gathered thrice since the suspension of Indian films to ponder over the possible consequences

However, he would not share the purpose and agenda of the Taliban delegation’s visit

Millions of Kashmiris have reposed their faith in the pro-freedom militancy

Mark Lyall Grant calls on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at PM's House

Indian business giant chief terms intolerance in India a 'curse'

35-year-old was involved in a 151-run third-wicket match-winning partnership with Virat Kohli on Sunday

ISPR says one-year-old girl among killed

Modi's keen interest in what the 60-year-old is up to reflects concern about his political prospects

Attributes success against terrorism to physical strength and mental robustness of servicemen

Heart of Asia-Istanbul ministerial meeting to be held in Amritsar in December

INS Viraat served Indian Navy for 30 years, British Royal Navy for 27 years

Greenshirts lost the match even after being 2-1 at one stage

MNS earlier asked producers who employed Pakistani artistes to each pay INR50 million to Indian Army’s welfare fund

Most people trapped in bonded labour are unaware of the fact they might have paid off their initial loan 10 times over

It t is necessary that Indians be aware of fundamental changes that are on their way and how they will affect lives

Pooja breaks her silence about the ongoing campaign against Pakistani artists working in India

ISPR says India’s BSF resorted to unprovoked firing in Shakargarh sector

Zurich meeting was to discuss a study on sustainability of Indus Basin water resources

Delhi’s self-belief that it can shape the global narrative about a country it detests seems a far uphill task

Pakistan and India are not the only countries where artists are collateral damage during political warfare

Tehmina Janjua says the transfers have potential of fueling instability and jeopardising regional balance