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Researchers will also fly a plane packed with scientific equipment over Bay of Bengal to measure atmosphere

The 45-year-old is currently chairman of ICC cricket committee

Bowler took 3-25 to restrict Zimbabwe to paltry 126 as Men in Blue register eight-wicket win

Devotees must fast for seven days before walking on the burning coals in the ancient Hindu practice

Jharna Joshi was visiting relatives in Gujarat when she saw large number of children going to work at ceramics factory

Two houses also damaged as aircraft on routine training mission crashes

Beijing is seen as leading opposition to the US push for India’s inclusion in the 48-nation club

He's also faced personal attacks from right-wing MPs in India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Says closer ties will benefit everyone, including Afghanistan

So long as our focus remains on changes produced by govt, India will continue to be slow in its march up the ladder

Bumrah took 4 for 28 as the Zimbabweans were bowled out for 168

She asked a group of men for directions on January 14, 2014 to her hotel when they raped her

Interior ministry says Google's proposal had been rejected but added that a final decision would likely be taken later

The hackers, who call themselves 'Intruder' and 'Romantic, have posted messages supporting Pakistan Army

The cities of Rajkot, Visakhapatnam, Pune, Dharamsala, Ranchi and Indore will host Test matches for first time

R S Meena was charged over the alleged assaults at children rescued from trafficking, begging and labour rackets

India seeks to send weapons the other way in order to shore up partners' defenses and boost revenues

India is in the grip of its worst water crisis in years, with 330 million people suffering from drought

Police arrest three donors including a couple who sold their kidneys for a combined INR700,000 to pay off a loan

Amazon has made steady inroads in India since entering the cut-throat, rapidly growing e-commerce market in 2013

Obama notably put his shoulder behind Modi's bid for access to missile technology and nuclear commerce

Experts say better forecasting could help India raise its farm output by nearly 15 percent

None of the countries included in 34-nation group raised objections on India's admission in the body

Donors taken into custody after being questioned by investigators at the upscale Apollo Hospital

Khan, now 72, went to a charity fight in India's Mumbai in 1980 hoping to catch a glimpse of 'The Greatest' in action

The items, some of them 2,000 years old, were recovered in an operation involving several US government agencies

Manohar Aich, who stood just 1.5 metres tall, started lifting weights in 1942 when he was working as a gym instructor

Three others charged over the attack are being tried separately in the juvenile justice system

'Relations between the countries are not always easy but both leaders can boast that ties have improved'

Both the countries sign seven agreements covering areas such as investment, financial intelligence and education

All group members have signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty; however, India has refused to do so

The watermen were released from Karachi's Malir jail, and will be handed over to Indian authorities via Wagah border

$290m dam in Herat province is second major Indian project in Afghanistan

The IOC confirmed Ambani's nomination along with seven others on its website Friday

Experts say stealing and selling babies to couples is not uncommon in India

Followers of the sect clashed with police in Uttar Pradesh during an eviction operation, leaving 24 people dead

Two police officers were on a routine patrol when rebels fired automatic weapons from a moving vehicle

The dam, originally built in 1976 was rebuilt by some 1,500 Indian and Afghan engineers

The Express Tribune takes a look at important cricketing events which took place on this day

Hundreds of people were detained over the violence, including 124 who have been formally charged with rioting.

While Modi was CM of Gujrat, over 2,000 Muslims were burnt alive or hacked to death, mostly women and children

The violence erupted after protesters killed two police officers during an operation to clear people from public park

The dam is one of two large projects carried out under India's development partnership with Afghanistan

I have set target for women's team that by 2020 they should be No 1 in world, says BCCI president

Then CM Gujarat Narendra Modi was accused of turning a blind eye to the pogrom in which more than 1,000 people died

ICC announces schedule for the event with Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and South Africa pitted in Group B

Access to safe blood is limited, especially in rural areas, because of a lack of proper screening devices

A Reuters survey of economists will show India's gross domestic product grew 7.5% year-on-year between Jan and March

South Asia, India at its centre, is the fastest-growing and second-largest region for human trafficking in the world

FO says PM Nawaz telephoned Indian counterpart to express gratitude for his best wishes for his surgery