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Visit comes just days before Chinese President Xi is expected to travel to India for informal summit with PM Modi

Indian soldier had drowned and his body reportedly swept towards Pakistani side along Working Boundary

The youngster claimed that it was the first time in his career where he wanted to leave the ground immediately

India, a Cold War ally of the Soviet Union, last year agrees to buy five S-400 systems for $5.2 billion

Indian Supreme Court adjourns hearing till November 14

Cameron Munter sees no breakthrough in Pak-India ties, calls Pak-US cultural ties strong

'Extremely pained' by the loss of lives, tweets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Kartarpur Corridor will be inaugurated on 550th birth anniversary of Baba Guru Nanak in November

Elections will be held a week before India officially declares IOK, Ladakh union territories on October 31

As more rain predicted

The final decision to shift the tournament will be made by Asian Cricket Council

The Indian troops resorted to unprovoked firing on civilian population in Nikial and Rakhchikri sectors

British Kashmiris, Pakistani protesters demand world community help stop rights abuses in occupied region

Dozens of stone-pelting incidents reported in Srinagar following PM Imran's UN speech

In UNGA rejoinder, Islamabad says India's brutalities in Kashmir driven by RSS-inspired Hindu supremacist agenda

PM Mahathir, FM Yi call for peaceful resolution of the dispute

Six youth martyred as India steps up state terror

Chinese FM calls the matter a dispute left [unresolved] from the past in his UNGA speech

Malaysian PM says Kashmir dispute must be resolved through 'peaceful means'

Hundreds of Kashmiris protested against New Delhi following premier's speech

The former under-19 coach had created strict rules where players could only participate in one under-19 World Cup

Indian media focuses on the duration of the prime minister's speech

Flash floods after heavy rains killed at least 17 people in western India's Maharashtra state earlier this week

Qureshi blames Modi’s government for gaslighting the international community into normalising India’s decision

Indian forces lay barbed wires in several places to prevent the public movement

Protesters gathered in Dhaka after Friday prayer, demanding restoration of the special status of IOK

Indian PM harps on terror mantra, says lack of unanimity on terrorism ‘dents principles of creations of UN’

Malik blames India for Pakistan's listing on FATF's grey list

Entrances to Anchar guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles & barbed wire

Alice Wells says US concerned by widespread detentions and the restrictions on the residents of IOK

He says lots of Muslims also come here and offer prayers

Pakistan should make peace with the fact that on issues such as Kashmir, it will not receive much support from the US

Is it possible for India to replicate the Israelisation of West Bank as Indianisation of the Valley?

Islamabad moves to expose New Delhi's 'terror camp propaganda"

Move comes after New Delhi banned sale, import and manufacture of e-cigarettes this month

Rights activists criticise the campaign, saying families are being vilified

Modi vows to make India 'open defecation free' by October 2

Chief minister says 15,000 people have been evacuated

PM says India may stage false flag operation, rubbishes claims that terrorists from Afghanistan have entered IOK

Trump has offered to mediate between Imran, Modi but only if both parties welcome it

Turkish president criticises Indian government for expressing discomfort over Ankara’s approach to Kashmir issue

Bloc of Muslim countries also demand independent probe of ‘gross and systematic human rights violations’

The 22-year-old recently earned a place in England’s Test and T20I squad for New Zealand in November

Ghulam Nabi Azad says situation in Indian Occupied Kashmir is 'very bad'

Scandal came to the forefront after a honeytrap probe was launched in Madhya Pradesh

Australia to open academy in India to help country get first swimming medal

12 per cent of Indians, or about 163 million people, do not have access to clean water near their homes

Addresses news conference in New York, fears ‘bloodbath in IOK once curfew is lifted

PCB chairman revealed that he was open to dialogue with his Indian counterparts

Maj Gen Ghafoor says Pakistan Army prepared to respond to any misadventure regardless of cost