India’s top defence firms post 8.2 per cent rise in arms revenues: SIPRI report
A new SIPRI report shows India’s top three defence manufacturers – HAL, BEL and MDSL – posted an 8.2 per cent rise in arms revenues last year. The global list also…
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No, India did not ask for Pakistan ex-PM Imran as ‘political prisoner’: Fake letter sparks frenzy
In a statement issued on X, India's Press Information Bureau stated that the letter was fake and allegedly fabricated by Pakistani propaganda accounts.
Indian woman who married boyfriend’s body alleges police told brother to ‘kill lover’ instead of filing ‘fabricated cases’
The woman alleges that her brother killed her beloved after police told him to “kill the concerned person” instead of filing “fabricated cases."
India rejects Islamabad’s claim on overflight clearance to Pakistani aircraft carrying relief assistance for Sri Lanka
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that in view of the urgency of humanitarian assistance, New Delhi processed the request expeditiously the same day…
Two linked to cross-border smuggling module held with sophisticated weapons in India’s Punjab
Those arrested have been identified as Balwinder Singh (32), a resident of village Bhindi Nain in Amritsar and Jugraj Singh alias Jagga (29), a resident of village Mulla Behram in…
India’s capital accused of tampering with air quality readings to make pollution look less dire
Critics say artificially lowered pollution readings give a false impression that the city’s campaign against pollution is working effectively, masking the government’s failure…
India permits Pakistani humanitarian overflights to Sri Lanka
The Sri Lankan government called for international aid and used military helicopters to reach people stranded by flooding and landslides triggered by Cyclone Ditwah. At least 355…
Nepal and India to launch joint drive against encroachment at no-man’s land
The decision was taken after complaints about residents on both sides illegally claiming and using the no-man’s land for houses and farming.
Silent caregivers: Bhutanese medical escorts in India’s Kolkata
Every month, dozens of Bhutanese escorts arrive at the city's hospitals, struggling with language barriers, navigating bureaucracies, and translating medical jargon into words…
A celebration of South Asian heritage and a renewed commitment to social impact
The region can be referred to as a cluster of food nations that are consistently ranking among the best in the world for their culinary traditions.