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Sonali Phogat, a member of India's governing BJP party, died under suspicious circumstances a few days ago.

Some 7,000 people will be evacuated for the largest demolition of skyscrapers in India.

T Raja Singh's comments sparked outrage and triggered protests from Muslims in Hyderabad city.

Glamorgan are set to sign India opening bat Shubman Gill for the final four games of their Championship season.

PM Narendra Modi was trapped on a flyover for 20 minutes in January after protesters blocked his route.

After years of reluctance, Delhi is signing several free trade deals. But will it help local businesses?

Five years after millions of Rohingyas fled genocide in Myanmar, they continue to live in perilous conditions.

Fixtures, results and scorecards from the 15th edition of the Asia Cup, to be played in the United Arab Emirates in the Twenty20 international format.

Gautam Adani's move has drawn attention because he is seen as being close to PM Modi.

Pakistan had claimed that the missile violated its airspace, escalating tensions between the two countries.

For years, widely-held cultural beliefs have meant far more boys were born in India than girls.

UK intelligence agencies are accused of tipping off Indian authorities before Jagtar Singh Johal's detention.

A Kolkata university denies forcing out a teacher over her Instagram posts.

Grandchildren of partition survivors on what they learnt from hearing stories about the traumatic event.

Jagtar Singh Johal, a Sikh activist from Scotland, was seized by Indian police in 2017 and remains in jail.

Unlike the Disney version, Wasim Akram is alleged to have kept much of his gains for himself.

Kashmiri Hindus who returned to the region as part of a resettlement programme want to leave again.