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Shankar credits Nisar for skillfully using the forum to present Pakistan’s point of view on Kashmir

Modi recently claimed the province was suffering repression following a crackdown on insurgency- like Kashmir

Both players had admitted their offence and accepted the fine imposed by match referee

There is an entire generation of citizens that experienced Partition first hand, and have lived to tell us their tales

Indian minister asks Beijing to withdraw opposition to UN sanctions against JeM chief Masood Azhar

Tourists won by 237 runs on final day after bowling out hosts for 108

The ad was run by the Indian culture ministry as special promotion on India’s upcoming 70th Independence Day

It is not the external world that is stopping Indians from winning medals. It is Indian culture

The promotional video was taken off Twitter shortly after social media users pointed out the mistake

Visitors finish day four with overall lead of 285 runs, with seven wickets in hand in their second innings

Says Delhi’s policy of not engaging in a comprehensive dialogue not conducive for peace

Accuses Islamabad of fomenting unrest in Indian Occupied Kashmir

Victim of hit and run accident in New Delhi dies after passerby's ignore his plight for half an hour

The man survived a crash landing then won $1 million in a lottery organised by the airport's duty free operator

This is the second kidney trafficking racket found operating out of a top Indian hospital in recent months

Kraigg Brathwaite and Darren Bravo will carry battle for the hosts into the third morning

Cows are considered sacred by Hindus and killing them is banned in most Indian states

The audacious crime has echoes of the "Great Train Robbery" of 1963

27-year-old is currently on tour with Indian team in West Indies

Here's a timeline of how Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley first brought India's federal states on board

India will resume day two from score of 234 for five

Asks diplomatic authorities to write letters to UN, urging efforts to end violation of Kashmiris rights

New Delhi lodges diplomatic protest; Islamabad rejects claim

Over 50 civilians have been killed and thousands more injured in clashes between protesters and police in held-Kashmir

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Indian human rights activist Irom Sharmila ended a 16-year hunger strike thought to be the world's longest on Tuesday

Rajan has slashed interest rates over the past 18 months

The Indian army claimed to have shot dead a man near the de facto border with Pakistan

The shootout took place near the de facto border with Pakistan

The company completed a pilot roll out of 125 rural public wifi hotspots in a tie-up with state-run internet provider

FO says terrorism is more of a concern for Pakistan than its neighbours

The two-storey building that had earlier been declared dangerous by local officials

Sight of cricketing great sitting in stands was a reminder that one major sport still remains outside Olympics

The traditional statues are made from clay or plaster and dipped in a white coating before being painted

The state of economic growth in the outside world is not favourable to India

Islamabad appeals the organisation to urgently deploy eye surgeons to tend to the injured

Indian home minister fires broadside at traditional adversary

One assailant was killed and security forces are in hot pursuit of three or four others in the area

Pakistan decried atrocities in Kashmir as India urged isolation of 'countries supporting terrorism' at regional...

The clips, which last 30 seconds to five minutes are being sold in hundreds and thousands every day, says report

Incident comes a month after a software engineer was hacked to death in broad daylight at train station in Chennai

India's GDP expanded 7.6 percent in 2015-16, making it the fastest-growing major economy in the world

Pakistan, China, Afghanistan and Tajikistan join hands to ensure regional peace and security

Woman fell asleep on the flight and woke up to find the man touching her inappropriately

Poonch-Rawalakot bus service was launched in 2005 to facilitate visits by Indian and Pakistani citizens

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Saturday that the employers had not paid the workers' wages

Banerjee complains she barely gets a chance to speak in meetings with PM because West Bengal came at the end of list

'It integrates India into one economic entity. India will become a big market' Indian finance minister says

The bridge straddling the river lies along a major highway connecting Mumbai to the tourism state of Goa

State minister says Islamabad responsible for Rajnath’s security