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3:37am, 31st July, 2019

Indian coffee tycoon Siddhartha's body found floating in river

Authorities in Southern India recovered the body of coffee baron V.G. Siddhartha floating in a river on Wednesday, two days after his disappearance sparked speculation he was under intense financial strain.

Indian judges' panel clears chief justice of sexual harassment

8:12am, 6th May, 2019

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Indian judges' panel clears chief justice of sexual harassment

India's Supreme Court on Monday said a panel of its judges had dismissed a complaint of sexual harassment made against Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi by a former court employee, as it lacked substance.

Cyclone slams into Indian temple town, Bangladesh braces with evacuation order

9:04am, 3rd May, 2019

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Cyclone slams into Indian temple town, Bangladesh braces with evacuation order

A cyclone barreled into eastern India on Friday, damaging houses in the tourist town of Puri and wounding 160 people after a million people were moved into storm shelters.

Indian PM votes in general election, calls for national security

6:38am, 23rd April, 2019

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Indian PM votes in general election, calls for national security

Millions of Indians are voting in the third and largest phase of a staggered general election on Tuesday, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi who cast his ballot in his home state of Gujarat and again underlined the need to combat "terrorism".

Thunderstorm across Indian states kills at least 60: radio

10:46pm, 17th April, 2019

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Thunderstorm across Indian states kills at least 60: radio

At least 60 people were killed in lightning strikes and by collapsing houses during a thunderstorm across northern and western India, state radio reported on Thursday quoting provincial officials.

Seven dead after pre-poll attacks on Hindu leaders in two Indian states

9:34am, 9th April, 2019

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Seven dead after pre-poll attacks on Hindu leaders in two Indian states

At least seven people including a state legislator for India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were killed in two separate attacks on Tuesday, officials said, days before India begins a general election.

Pakistan says it has intelligence of new Indian attack this month

8:07am, 7th April, 2019

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Pakistan says it has intelligence of new Indian attack this month

Pakistan has "reliable intelligence" that India will attack again this month, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Sunday, as tension over a February standoff between the two nuclear-armed neighbors had appeared to ease.

Pakistan to release 360 Indian prisoners as tensions ease

2:56pm, 5th April, 2019

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Pakistan to release 360 Indian prisoners as tensions ease

Pakistan will release 360 Indian prisoners this month, the foreign office said on Friday, as the nuclear-armed neighbors scale back from a confrontation that prompted world powers to urge restraint.

1:48am, 4th April, 2019

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Modi TV, Modi app, Modi rallies: How brand Modi plays in Indian election

If Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wins this spring's general election, as is widely expected, it will also be another massive victory for the marketing machine created to amplify Brand Modi into every Indian living room.

Billionaire Indian remanded in custody after London court appearance

11:21am, 20th March, 2019

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Billionaire Indian remanded in custody after London court appearance

Fugitive billionaire jeweler Nirav Modi, wanted by Indian authorities over a $2 billion loan fraud at state-run Punjab National Bank (PNB) was remanded in custody after appearing before a British court on Wednesday.

From farms to slums, Indian women on sharp end of jobs crisis

9:57pm, 19th March, 2019

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From farms to slums, Indian women on sharp end of jobs crisis

A few years ago, in this sweltering corner of western India, the horizon was dotted with hunched, barefoot women swinging sickles all day to cut wheat for the spring harvest.

Indian traders burn Chinese goods in protest over blacklisting veto, trade

8:33am, 19th March, 2019

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Indian traders burn Chinese goods in protest over blacklisting veto, trade

Hundreds of Indian traders burned Chinese goods on Tuesday and urged the government to raise import taxes on them to protest against China's trade and foreign policies.

Indian lawmakers get off on wrong foot in 'shoe brawl'

8:55am, 7th March, 2019

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Indian lawmakers get off on wrong foot in 'shoe brawl'

Two lawmakers from India's ruling party were set to be disciplined on Friday after a fight using a shoe as a weapon went viral on social media.

Pakistan says it will return captured Indian pilot, as U.S. urges de-escalation

7:53am, 28th February, 2019

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Pakistan says it will return captured Indian pilot, as U.S. urges de-escalation

Pakistan will return a captured pilot "as a peace gesture" to India, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Thursday, amid efforts by the United States to defuse a crisis between the two nuclear powers a day after both downed enemy jets.

Saved from Pakistani mob, downed Indian pilot becomes face of Kashmir crisis

12:18pm, 27th February, 2019

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Saved from Pakistani mob, downed Indian pilot becomes face of Kashmir crisis

A downed Indian fighter pilot who was attacked by a mob and then paraded on video by Pakistan's army has become a social media sensation and a hero in his homeland amid a spiraling crisis between the nuclear-armed neighbors.

Pakistan says it shot down Indian jets, carried out air strikes in Kashmir

4:03am, 27th February, 2019

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Pakistan says it shot down Indian jets, carried out air strikes in Kashmir

Pakistan carried out air strikes and shot down two Indian jets on Wednesday, Pakistani officials said, a day after Indian warplanes struck inside Pakistan for the first time since a war in 1971, prompting leading powers to urge both sides to show res...

Pakistan shoots down Indian jets, carries out airstrikes in Kashmir

2:00am, 27th February, 2019

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Pakistan shoots down Indian jets, carries out airstrikes in Kashmir

Pakistan shot down two Indian jets on Wednesday, a spokesman for the Pakistan armed forces said, a day after Indian warplanes struck inside Pakistan for the first time since a war in 1971, prompting leading powers to urge the nuclear armed rivals to...

Indian activist critical of smelter protest killings goes missing

7:26am, 26th February, 2019

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Indian activist critical of smelter protest killings goes missing

An Indian activist who released a video critical of the police shooting of protesters at Vedanta's south Indian copper smelter in May, killing 13 and injuring many others, has been missing for 10 days, a lawyer and fellow activists said.

Indian defense ministry says no information about air violations into Pakistan

12:12am, 26th February, 2019

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Indian defense ministry says no information about air violations into Pakistan

India's defense ministry said on Tuesday that it had no information about Pakistani allegations that Indian aircraft violated Pakistani airspace.

Indian commander says Pakistan spy agency involved in Kashmir bombing

3:09am, 19th February, 2019

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Indian commander says Pakistan spy agency involved in Kashmir bombing

India's top military commander in the disputed Kashmir region said on Tuesday Pakistan's main Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency was involved in an attack last week on a security convoy claimed by a Pakistan-based militant group.

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Indian coffee tycoon Siddhartha's body found floating in river

Indian judges' panel clears chief justice of sexual harassment

Cyclone slams into Indian temple town, Bangladesh braces with evacuation order

Indian PM votes in general election, calls for national security

Thunderstorm across Indian states kills at least 60: radio

Seven dead after pre-poll attacks on Hindu leaders in two Indian states

Pakistan says it has intelligence of new Indian attack this month

Pakistan to release 360 Indian prisoners as tensions ease

Modi TV, Modi app, Modi rallies: How brand Modi plays in Indian election

Billionaire Indian remanded in custody after London court appearance

From farms to slums, Indian women on sharp end of jobs crisis

Indian traders burn Chinese goods in protest over blacklisting veto, trade

Indian lawmakers get off on wrong foot in 'shoe brawl'

Pakistan says it will return captured Indian pilot, as U.S. urges de-escalation

Saved from Pakistani mob, downed Indian pilot becomes face of Kashmir crisis

Pakistan says it shot down Indian jets, carried out air strikes in Kashmir

Pakistan shoots down Indian jets, carries out airstrikes in Kashmir

Indian activist critical of smelter protest killings goes missing

Indian defense ministry says no information about air violations into Pakistan

Indian commander says Pakistan spy agency involved in Kashmir bombing

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