Journalists based in New Delhi invited for interviews with Pakistani premier on Afghanistan, Kashmir, says official

According to Pakistani Information Minister Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, Indian authorities did not allow the journalists to enter Pakistan through the Wagah-Attari border

India refuses to allow foreign journalists to visit Pakistan

The latest deaths in West Bengal came a few days after 11 people were also killed in the state as the torrent of water swept away homes and triggered landslides

Flooding in West Bengal has displaced a quarter of a million people and killed over two dozen people

Sixteen more killed, dozens rescued in India's monsoon deluge

After years of absence, India began 8th term as non-permanent UNSC member this January

According to officials, India will organize three high-level meetings focusing on priority areas such as maritime security, peacekeeping, and counterterrorism initiatives

India takes over UN Security Council presidency for August

Western coast was hit by severe rainstorms over several days, with a quarter of a million people evacuated from their homes in three states and power cut across vast areas

Torrential rains on India's western coast unleashed floods and landslides that killed 159 people

India begins landslide, flood clean-up as deadly monsoon rains ease

Monsoon rains trigger landslides, cause building to collapse in Maharashtra, official says

Nidhi Choudhari, a senior civil official in the Raigad district, said the deaths caused by landslides has climbed to 36

Deaths rise to 39 after heavy rains hit western India

India’s ‘state-sponsored, continuing, widespread surveillance and spying operations’ violate global norms, says Islamabad

Earlier this week, the NSO Group, accused of supplying spyware to governments, has been linked to a list of tens of thousands of smartphone numbers, including those of activists, journalists, business executives, and politicians around the world

Pakistan asks UN to hold India accountable over Pegasus spying

Farmers to protest daily in capital New Delhi amid ongoing parliament session

In a fresh attempt to increase the pressure on the government of Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, a group of 200 farmers arrived under police escort at the protest site of Jantar Mantar in the heart of New Delhi

Indian farmers protest near parliament to demand repeal of laws

Over 41,000 new cases recorded in last 24 hours

A health worker inoculates a dose of Covishield vaccine, inside the Press Club of India, in New Delhi on India

India administers over 400M doses of COVID-19 vaccines

Technology transfer had begun and joint production was expected to start in the coming months

Sputnik V was registered by Russia in August last year

Russia says India will produce 300 mn Sputnik V doses each year

Words, deeds by Indian government officials should be beneficial to easing border situation, says Beijing

The two countries are engaged in negotiations over disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh area of disputed Jammu and Kashmir

China says border with India stable

The protocols will involve daily testing of athletes for a week before they depart for Japan and for them to "refrain from coming into contact with other teams for three days after they arrive"

Organisers did not clarify whether athletes from the affected countries would be allowed to train in the three days after their arrival

India protest 'unfair' Tokyo Olympic rules for Covid-hit nations

Over 2,000 gallons of oil seeps into sea from crack in cargo ship's fuel tank, says coast guard

The crack resulted in the spillage of about 10 kiloliters (2,642 gallons) of oil into the sea before preventive action was taken

Indian Coast Guard on alert after oil spill off southern coast

Online brokerage firm founder Nikhil Kamath took on Anand during an online charity event on Sunday and caused quite a stir when he came out on top in a 30-minute rapid game

Viswanathan Anand, who has won five world titles and is regarded as India's greatest ever player, suffered a shock defeat to a young billionaire but it was later found that behind the scenes help was utilised during the charity match

Billionaire admits cheating to beat Indian chess champ

Infections have declined in recent weeks, with major cities including the capital New Delhi and the financial capital Mumbai lifting some curbs on movement and activities

The Taj Mahal -- India's top tourist attraction -- was shut down in March last year as the country imposed one of the world's strictest lockdowns

Taj Mahal to reopen as India eases COVID-19 restrictions

Country registers lowest daily infections in 58 days, says Health Ministry

The country reported more than 120,000 new cases in the last 24 hours, taking total cases to 28.69 million

India records 3,380 daily coronavirus deaths

The US company accused police of "intimidation" after they visited its offices in the capital New Delhi to serve a notice over an inquiry into a "manipulated media" label it placed on a tweet by the ruling party's spokesman

Twitter also slammed new regulations that its peers and digital rights activists say will threaten privacy guarantees

India refuses to allow foreign journalists to visit Pakistan

Sixteen more killed, dozens rescued in India's monsoon deluge

India takes over UN Security Council presidency for August

India begins landslide, flood clean-up as deadly monsoon rains ease

Deaths rise to 39 after heavy rains hit western India

Pakistan asks UN to hold India accountable over Pegasus spying

Indian farmers protest near parliament to demand repeal of laws

India administers over 400M doses of COVID-19 vaccines

Russia says India will produce 300 mn Sputnik V doses each year

China says border with India stable

India protest 'unfair' Tokyo Olympic rules for Covid-hit nations

Indian Coast Guard on alert after oil spill off southern coast

Billionaire admits cheating to beat Indian chess champ

Taj Mahal to reopen as India eases COVID-19 restrictions

India records 3,380 daily coronavirus deaths

India says Twitter undermining law over opposition to new IT rules

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India refuses to allow foreign journalists to visit Pakistan

Sixteen more killed, dozens rescued in India's monsoon deluge

India takes over UN Security Council presidency for August

India begins landslide, flood clean-up as deadly monsoon rains ease

Deaths rise to 39 after heavy rains hit western India

Pakistan asks UN to hold India accountable over Pegasus spying

Indian farmers protest near parliament to demand repeal of laws

India administers over 400M doses of COVID-19 vaccines

Russia says India will produce 300 mn Sputnik V doses each year

China says border with India stable

India protest 'unfair' Tokyo Olympic rules for Covid-hit nations

Indian Coast Guard on alert after oil spill off southern coast

Billionaire admits cheating to beat Indian chess champ

Taj Mahal to reopen as India eases COVID-19 restrictions

India records 3,380 daily coronavirus deaths

India says Twitter undermining law over opposition to new IT rules