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Modi denies discrimination, claims that his policies aim to benefit all Indians

Modi claims a previous Congress government had said that 'Muslims have the first right over the nation's wealth'

In videos that show Aamir Khan and Ranveer Singh, actors purportedly say Modi failed to keep campaign promises

Economic liberalisation, rising incomes stimulate Delhi’s rapid growth

An Indian minister’s confession and a Guardian expose have confirmed what spies round the world already knew

The main opposition Congress party demanded a rerun at 47 Manipur polling stations alleging the elections were rigged

Cites Tesla obligations, impacts South Asian market entry plans

He scored a blistering 53-ball 82

During test, all subsystems performed in line with expectations, says Defence Ministry

Incident adds to a concerning trend of harassment faced by hijabi women and students in Modi’s India

Amir Sarfaraz was targeted by two unidentified suspects at his residence in Islampura

To meet rising electricity demand in hot summer months

Protest in Indian capital prompted police efforts to disperse the crowd using water cannons

Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Israel, Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Australia among top 10

Kejriwal was arrested by ED on March 21 for corruption in Delhi's liquor policy, sparking protests in Delhi and Punjab

Muslims are a fifth of population in India, but Muslim parliament representation is less than 5%

Shoma Sen, 66, a former professor of English at Nagpur University, was arrested in 2018

Nearly 20 killings since 2020 have been linked to unknown gunmen operating in the country

Test met all trial objectives validating its reliable performance, says Defence Ministry

Beijing claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of South Tibet, denied by New Delhi; China named 11 sites there last year

Renewables accounted for 11.7% of India’s power output in the year that ended in March

Lal Krishna Advani, 96, co-founder of the ruling Hindu-nationalist BJP is accorded India's Bharat Ratna medal

Critics say Modi and his party have weaponised investigative agencies and tax authorities to cull political opponents

Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party say that the tax case is not politically motivated

New Delhi objections come two days after United States expresses concern, urging fair legal process

New Delhi ends visa-free movement with Myanmar citing national security and demographic concerns

AAP's Kejriwal, Delhi CM, arrested by financial crime agency on corruption charges ahead of general elections

Traders anticipated lifting of ban as local prices have more than halved since export restrictions were implemented

Friday ruling scraps 2004 law governing madrasas in UP, saying it violates India's constitutional secularism

A part of Congress' bank accounts was frozen last month pending a tax case that dates back to 2018-19

Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Israel, Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Australia among top 10

China claims Arunachal Pradesh to be a part of southern Tibet

The IQAir report was based on data from more than 30,000 monitoring stations in 134 countries and regions

Supreme Court gives state-run lender until Thursday to provide the ECI with unique identification numbers of bonds

Two detained after clashes at Gujarat University as foreign students prayed on campus

Martin's Future Gaming and Hotel Services spent $165 million between 2019 and 2024 in political donations

Injuries from dust collector explosion at spare parts manufacturing facility in northern Haryana state, police say

Ministers slam social media campaign against fallen soldiers; former ruling party denies

Earlier this week, Modi and British PM Rishi Sunak reaffirmed their commitment to securing a new trade deal

National elections to be held in seven phases, set to end on June 1, announce authorities

Advance notification was shared by India but it did not follow the 3-day timeline, says FO spokesperson

Report will not affect the upcoming elections as a 'one nation, one election' law will have to be passed

Indian government moves to implement Citizenship Amendment Act, criticised for discriminating against Muslims

Tuesday's crash breaks the jet's safety record since its first test flight more than two decades ago

In Assam, protesters burnt copies of the law and shouted slogans

Last year, China ratcheted up tensions with India by giving Chinese names to 11 locations in Arunachal Pradesh

India has previously test-fired multiple Agni-5 missiles, developed by India's DRDO

Law grants Indian nationality to minorities who entered India from Pakistan but not if they are Muslims

Supreme Court on Feb 15 had scraped 7-year-old donation system to political parties, deeming it unconstitutional

India is the EFTA grouping's fifth-largest trading partner after EU, US, Britain and China