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Pakistan high commissioner says aspirations of the people of Kashmir will not be put on the back-burner

FO protests against India's decision not to contest bail granted to Swami Aseemanand on ‘Special Leave Permission'

Police says restrictions are imposed to prevent miscreants from hoisting Pakistani flags

ISPR says Indian forces resorted to unprovoked firing on LOC earlier today

Opposition has blocked flagship tax and land reforms with rowdy protests in parliament

No laws have been passed in upper house in its three-week session

Iran, desperate for funds and investment to help its economy, crippled by decades of sanction

The visit will mark rivals' first attempt in months to restart talks

A crash in commodity prices as well as slowing global growth have made India a attractive bet for foreign investors

For any negotiation to succeed, there has to be give and take. There is no point in going to the table empty-handed

Let’s hope that national security adviser-level talks between India, Pakistan in New Delhi soon, go beyond platitudes

Indian BSF inspector general says that neither will they give, nor will they receive sweets

Police arrest an estate agent who swindled some 1,000 investors on promise that only Brahmins would live in complex

Military officials warn of a major capability gap opening up with rivals China and Pakistan in case of further delay

ISPR says Pakistani troops gave a befitting response to Indian firing

The Indian PM plans to meet his UAE counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum

The lack of drainage systems has created a rise in diseases like malaria and dengue in the city

According to reports, Rakhi has been arrested for beating her son with a cricket bat after she realised he knew of her...

Doctor says Hirani will undergo surgery and has no life-threatening injuries

Customers demand eco-friendly idols now, says Pawar

Several others injured in the crush of up to 150,000 people

Police say woman is thought to have stirred up angry mob which lynched five women after blaming them for recent deaths

Survey reveals 88.3% of women were in favour of a form of divorce which offers a scope for reconciliation

ISPR says a woman received serious bullet wounds as a result of 'unprovoked' firing from Indian side of the border

Sartaj Aziz hits out at Indian press for sensationalism

How will the Indian government introduce language into the laws which exclude those of a specific religion?

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj remains hopeful that Geeta would be brought back to India

The film is scheduled for release in Australia on August 14 and in Kuwait on August 21

Mazim milla said he did this as an experiment to observe people’s reactions

Police in eastern Jharkhand said a group of assailants dragged the women out of their huts and beat them to death

India needs to pull itself together and confront its demons before it is too late

Indian establishment not only follows a dangerous strategy, its taking leaf from a book that long lost its relevance

Pakistani officials say they are beginning to think the meeting may be pointless

Senior police official says most victims were pronounced dead on spot

Two boys were herding cattle in Neelum Valley when they hit a toy bomb

29 bodies have so far been recovered from the carriages, local police say

Sartaj Aziz says Pakistan is pursuing a policy of good relations all neighbours

Bihar state has made a law that requires candidates to have a toilet in their home to be nominated for 2016 polls

On the other hand, another MQM leader confirms party wrote letter to 55 diplomats, including Indian high commissioner

Aim was to encourage people to abandon cars for the trolleys as they travel between historic sights in Old Delhi

The van which offers Quran downloads will move from place to place with Muslim scholars on board

Indian forces say they have captured a Pakistani militant who attacked a border security convoy in Indian Kashmir

Promising a better life, "agents" have for years taken a steady stream of girls to work in cotton spinning mills

Modi's vision includes creating a tax union to slash costs and transport times and a network of industrial corridors

Environment department says federal court has formally set aside approval of Carmichael Coal Mine and Rail Project

Service operators will now need to unblock most porn sites but will still disable those that promote child pornography

While Flipkart spends just to stay ahead, Amazon to invest $5b in India to turn it into its biggest market outside US

Rescuers said operations were being hampered by flooding in the area with officers working through the night

A German official said life outside New Delhi airport was in sharp contrast to what he had read about a shining India

Nearly 1.2 million people are now staying in around 1,600 relief camps opened in schools and government offices