Fear Grips Kashmiri Village Where Indian Migrant Workers Were Killed
Locals in the Kashmiri village where five Indian migrant labourers were killed by gunmen last week say they are living...
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World’s Biggest Trade Pact Shapes Up Without India
Although India pulled out at the last minute, China and 14 other countries agreed in Bangkok this week on plans...
Germany’s Merkel Renews Push For FTA With India, Pledges Green Funds
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday there was a need for a fresh attempt to restart talks on finalising...
Kashmiris’ Situation Is Unsustainable, Angela Merkel Says
The conditions in which the people of Kashmir are living are unsustainable and must be improved, German Chancellor Angela Merkel...
India Asks WhatsApp To Explain Privacy Breach
India, WhatsApp’s biggest market with 400 million users, has asked the Facebook-owned company to explain the nature of a privacy...
India, China Clash Over Kashmir As It Loses Special Status And Is Divided
India engaged in a diplomatic war of words with China over Kashmir on Thursday as it formally revoked the disputed...
India Allows EU Lawmakers Into Kashmir In First Foreign Visit Since Clampdown
A group of European Union lawmakers will visit Indian Kashmir on Tuesday, the first foreign delegation since the special status...
Suspected Militants Kill Two In Indian Kashmir, Set Apple Trucks Ablaze
Suspected militants shot and killed two drivers and set fire to their apple trucks in Indian Kashmir on Thursday, a...
India, Pakistan Sign Pact On Cross-Border Temple Visits
India and Pakistan signed an agreement on Thursday allowing Indian pilgrims to cross the border to a Sikh shrine in...
India Raises Wheat Buying Price, Makes Exports Unviable
India has lifted the price at which it buys locally produced new-season wheat by 85 rupees or 4.6% to support...
India, Pakistan Set To Sign Pilgrim Corridor Pact Amid Kashmir Tension
India and Pakistan are set to sign an agreement on Indian pilgrims visiting a Sikh shrine in Pakistan, rare cooperation...
Pakistan Making ‘Business Out Of Faith’, Says Harsimrat On Kartarpur Service Charge
Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal has slammed Pakistan for its insistence of charging $20 as service fee from Indian devotees...
Trading Tires: How The West Fuels A Waste Crisis In Asia
When night falls in the Indian village of Nabipur, the backyard furnaces come to life, burning waste tires from the...
‘Vituperative Mudslingling’: Shashi Tharoor Attacks Pakistan For Raising Kashmir Issue At IPU
An Indian delegation on Wednesday hit out at Pakistan for raising the Kashmir issue at the Inter Parliamentary Union (IPU)...
India Cannot Sacrifice Economic Strength To Comply With U.S. Sanctions – Finance Minister
India wants to comply with global sanctions, including U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Russia, but also needs to maintain its...
Malaysia Offers To Buy More Imports From India After Threat Of Palm Oil Curbs
Malaysia said on Tuesday it would look to increase imports of crude sugar and buffalo meat from India, after reports...
Hours After Mobiles Restored, SMS Services Blocked In Kashmir
SMS services were withdrawn as a "precautionary measure" hours after the government restored post-paid mobile connections in Kashmir, officials said...
India’s Tax Unions Irked By PM Modi’s Switch To Faceless Assessment: Letter
Indian tax officials are pushing back against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new faceless tax assessment program, complaining about a lack...
India Partially Restores Mobile Phone Lines In Kashmir
India restored some mobile phone services in contested Kashmir on Monday, two months after imposing a communications clampdown on the...
India’s Industrial Output Shrinks At Fastest Rate In More Than Six Years
India’s industrial output shrank at its fastest rate in more than six years in August, reflecting the impact of an...
Modi And Xi Eye New Border Security Steps In Summit Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi are expected to agree new security measures along their unsettled...
Why Strong Monsoon Rains Are Not Necessarily Good News For Indian Farmers
India, one of the world’s biggest agricultural producers, experienced its heaviest monsoon rains in 25 years this year. While rain...
Kashmiri Journalists Stage Protest Against ‘Media Gag’
Journalists in Kashmir on Thursday staged a small silent protest against what they say has been a “media gag” by...
India Protectionist, But U.S. Negotiating Limited Trade Deal: Wilbur Ross
The United States does not believe that India is eligible for the grant of a special trade privilege but is...
Monsoon To Withdraw From October 10, Marking Most Delayed Retreat
India’s June-September monsoon rains are likely to start withdrawing from the northwest region from Oct. 10, marking the most delayed...
