Indian rupee falls to new low on Fed action

Foreign investors have withdrawn a net 1.34 trillion rupees ($17.3 billion) from Indian equities so far this year, stock exchange data showed.

India to build another dam on Chenab in violation of IWT

Pakistan’s water authorities express reservations over the Indian decision of the hydro-electric project over Chenab River.

Ukraine on agenda as Indian PM Modi heads to Europe

India, which imports much of its military hardware from Russia, has long walked a diplomatic tightrope between the West and Moscow, and has called only for an immediate end to hostilities.

Britain and India agree on a new defence partnership

UK and India had agreed to work together in defence procurement to meet threats across land, sea and air, space and cyber, including partnering on new fighter jet technology, maritime technologies to detect and respond to threats in the oceans.

Indian court bars demolition of Muslim shops in Delhi

The petitioner to the court said the municipal authorities had not alerted the local shopkeepers before the razing operation.

Indian Media impressed with PM Khan’s surprise

Indian News Channel Zee News says PM Khan did "surprise" the opposition and the whole world.

Oil deal on agenda of Russian FM’s visits to India

Following the reports, shares of India's state-run refineries soared. Indian oil went up by 2.3 percent while Hindustan Petroleum climbed 2.4 percent.

Japan PM visits India to discuss Russian aggression in Ukraine

Unlike fellow members of the Quad alliance Japan, Australia and the United States, India has abstained in three UN votes deploring Moscow's actions, calling only for a halt to the violence.

Pakistan slams India’s remarks about partition, Kartarpur corridor

The Foreign Office Spokesperson in a statement said, Pakistan also reiterated its serious concern over the BJP leadership’s increasing tendency of dragging Pakistan into its domestic affairs.

Indian missile launch was a human error: Security analysts

Many defense and security analysts picked up on this phraseology and insisted that it indicated the government's admission that the missile launch was, in fact, a "human error" rather than a technical one.

Kashmir Files provoke Indians against Muslims

Mob inside the theatre chants anti-Muslim slogans, says: "When Muslims will cut into pieces, they will call for a Hindu God, Ram!"

Pakistan nearly initiated a retaliatory strike on India

Pakistan only backed out of the plan because the initial assessment, conducted by the response team, indicated something "amiss." The Indian missile ended up damaging only residential property and, to their "relief," caused no casualties.