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Pakistan Rangers official says issues pertaining to unprovoked ceasefire violations and smuggling will be discussed

Rains were 12 per cent deficient in 2014, cutting grains output by 4.7 per cent in the year to June 2015

Police team rescued the women from an apartment in Gurgaon after a third recently hired maid alerted a local NGO

DG Rangers, BSF chief begin five-day talks today; PM adviser hopes meeting will help lower border tensions

Swamy admits India had hand in breaking Pakistan into two in 1971

India's laborious bureaucracy and labyrinthine investment rules and weak infrastructure are deterrents to investment

Flight lands safely; Indian civil aviation minister says there was a leak in the hydraulic system

PM's top aide says Pakistan will present a dossier on Indian interference in country at United Nations

Indian home ministry says minority refugees will be allowed to stay back in the country on humanitarian grounds

Bankers and billionaires meet at Modi's residence to brainstorm on how India can manage global economic turbulence

Police officials say we are studying CCTV footage from hotel to nab rest of the suspects

A 16-member delegation, including members of Punjab Rangers, will embark on a four-day visit to New Delhi tomorrow

Only way to address the issue is to engage each other, conveying a loud message to detractors of peace in subcontinent

Former Afghan president says India, Iran and Russia should all be present at Taliban talks

To prevent people gathering on Monday, the police closed off the main shipping district in Srinagar

ISPR says no casualties have been reported as yet; troops responded 'effectively'

Ghulam and his father were among 33 fishermen who were caught by the Indian coast guard last year

In August, about 20 citizens were killed, 97 others injured as a result of unprovoked firing; says Lodhi

India is under pressure to commit to cutting its carbon emissions

Politician says if condom ads are shown on Indian television and in newspapers, then rape incidents will rise

India's Lok Sabha speaker says Pakistan's remarks on the issue in the UN are totally irrelevant

The sisters were told they would be stripped naked and raped because their brother eloped with a higher caste woman

Khawaja Asif says Pakistan believes in peace but is prepared to give a befitting response

Ban will be imposed on the days when people bathe in the sacred Godavari River

Doctors at the hospital blame the deaths on overstretched facilities, not negligence

President Hussain is expected to meet the Chinese president Xi Jinping on September 3

Lack of employment prospects for young people appears to be driving social unrest, says economist Sinha

Officials say Islamabad is capable of defending its sovereignty

We support Amnesty International in urging the Indian Supreme Court to intervene in the case

Ten major unions have called the nationwide strike after recent talks with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley broke down

Report says Google favours its own services when customers run searches, breaching competition law

State Dept spokesperson says reduced tensions between India and Pakistan are in world's best interest

olice fired on the protesters in Manipur state after they torched the homes of local and federal lawmakers

Law Commission of India in its report said it was recommending an exception for terror-related cases

India and South Africa's cricket decides to honour national heroes instead of legendary players

According to Bloomberg News, figures were lower than median forecast of 7.4 per cent in survey of economists

Ishant Sharma and the hosts had a heated exchange after Prasad bowled three consecutive bouncers to Indian tailender

Indian PM considered the option when the US was about to provide its F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, says CIA document

The Law Commission of India said the criminal justice system was in "deep crisis" due to a lack of resources

Kalburgi, 77, regularly spoke out against superstitions and had questioned the worth of idol worship by Hindus

He has proven to be a talented organiser and rabble-rousing orator, creating a mass movement in a matter of weeks

Thousands of Jains protested across India last week after a court ruled that Santhara was a form of suicide

Assocham says proposed pipeline projects involving Pakistan may not materialise due to critical political situation

The world stage may be more appealing but the real action is on the domestic front

More than 122,000 people have joined Amnesty's online petition to protest the rape order by the "khap panchayat"

Protest leader vowed Sunday to spread agitation over caste preferences nationwide

Sisters fled their village after handing down of punishment

Modi said on Sunday the government was ready to amend the proposed law and criticized the spreading of false rumor

The hosts slipped to 11-2 before going to lunch on the third day at the Sinhalese Sports Club on a shaky 47-5

Pilgrims in India carry water from the Ganges to their hometowns