Countrywide protests as Modi overhauls military recruitment
The new system, called Agnipath or "path of fire" in Hindi, will bring in men and women between the ages of 17-and-a-half and 21 for a four-year tenure
UAE bans exports of Indian wheat
Abu Dhabi will use grain supply for domestic use only
NA demands expulsion of Indian ambassador within 24 hours
The National Assembly (NA) urges the government to expel the Indian ambassador within 24 hours and boycott the Indian products.
Indian Muslim groups urge followers to shun protests
Leaders of prominent Islamic groups and mosques in India on Monday appealed to fellow Muslims to suspend plans for protests against BJP members for derogatory remarks about the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH).
Al-Qaeda threatens India over BJP official’s blasphemous remarks
New Delhi tightens security as the group warns "saffron terrorists" of attacks in Delhi, Bombay, UP, and Gujarat.
Indian police arrest youth leader from Modi’s party for anti-Islam remarks
"We arrested the local politician for making inflammatory remarks against Muslims," said Prashant Kumar.
High alert for Pakistan as India tests nuclear-capable missile
The launch demonstrated New Delhi’s capacity for ‘credible deterrence,’ the military said
Suicide of three sisters highlights India dowry violence
"In an hour, some 30 to 40 women are victims of domestic violence... and these are just documented (cases), so it must be much more than that," Kavita Srivastava.
Attacks on people, places of worship rising in India: Antony Blinken
The US Secretary of State said that in India, attack on members of the minority communities, including killings, assaults, and intimidation, occurred throughout the year.
Indian officials arrive in Kabul to meet Taliban for the first time since the US withdrawal
Indian delegation comprised of the foreign ministry officials reached Afghanistan on a two days visit for talks with senior members of the ruling Taliban government
Indian illegally occupied Kashmir witnesses surge in violence after Yasin Malik sentence
India and Pakistan each rule part of Kashmir and claim it in full. Mainly Hindu India has been fighting an armed insurgency in its portion of the region since the late 1980s.
Heatwave further exposes inequality in India
Around 323 million people are prone to a high risk from extreme heat exposing lack of access to fans, air conditioning and refrigerators, a UN-backed organization report said