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Candlelight vigil held for Indian engineer killed in possible hate crime
Feb 26, 2017 08:46The fatal shooting of an engineer from India in a Kansas restaurant has sparked outrage both in the United States and the victim’s home country.
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Indian man shot dead in US in possible hate crime
Feb 24, 2017 14:05The government of India has expressed shock after an American military veteran killed an Indian-born engineer and wounded one of his colleagues in the US state of Kansas in what federal prosecutors say is a possible hate crime.
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India approves budget to buy missiles from Zionist entity
Feb 24, 2017 10:54India has approved a 2.5-billion-dollar deal to purchase a surface-to-air missile system from the illegal Zionist entity.
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Three Indian soldiers, one civilian killed in Kashmir
Feb 23, 2017 10:29Three Indian soldiers and a woman have been killed in a suspected militant attack on a military convoy in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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India breaks global record in single-day satellite launch
Feb 15, 2017 15:11The Indian Space Research Organization says it has "successfully" launched more than 100 satellites into orbit aboard a single rocket, setting a new global record.
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Pakistan claims India has built 'secret nuclear city'
Feb 09, 2017 17:34A senior Pakistani official says India has accumulated a stockpile of nuclear weapons which threatens to undermine the balance of power in the troubled South Asian region.
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Pakistani PM slams India's 'repression' on Kashmir Solidarity Day
Feb 05, 2017 17:11Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has reiterated his condemnation of Indian "repression" in Indian-administered Himalayan region of Kashmir.
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Indians in key states go to polls in regional elections
Feb 04, 2017 09:58Millions of Indians in two of the country’s main states have taken to the polls in key legislative elections seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity.
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Landmine explosion kills eight police recruits in India
Feb 02, 2017 06:33A landmine suspected to have been planted by Maoist rebels has gone off in eastern India, killing at least eight police trainees.
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India boosts health spending to eradicate leprosy
Feb 01, 2017 17:24Diseases such as leprosy, tuberculosis and black fever still cause pain and suffering to a large number of poor people across India, where the government seeks to eradicate the illnesses through a major health spending plan.