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Foreign Office marks 31st anniversary of the demolition of the Babri mosque by Hindu extremists

The Indian prime minister’s uncharitable behavior after his national team’s cricket World Cup loss was a missed opportunity

If the Canadian prime minister’s allegation proves true, it could spell serious trouble for Delhi’s diplomatic ties with the West

Delhi expels senior Canadian diplomat in tit-for-tat move against Ottawa’s expulsion of Indian envoy

The successful landing of India’s moon mission has raised concerns over the project’s military applications—and its eventual targets

Delhi must focus on improving the standard of living of a majority of its citizens if India is to truly be considered a success story

Foreign Office says Islamabad’s concerns and disappointment at ‘unwarranted, one-sided and misleading’ references to it conveyed to Washington

U.S., India leaders also asked Islamabad to ensure its soil is not use to launch any terrorist attacks

P.M. Sharif, Foreign Minister Bhutto-Zardari offer condolences to families of victims

The Congress Party’s victory is unlikely to herald any major change for the political fortunes of Narendra Modi

RSF’s downgrading of India on its World Press Freedom Index 2023 reflects authorities’ growing repression of journalists

The world continues to ignore increasing discrimination against Muslims in India

Premier says U.A.E. can play a role in facilitating talks between neighboring states on Kashmir issue

The war of words at the U.N. last week is yet another step back from normalization of ties between the rival states

During press conference at U.N., Pakistan’s foreign minister had referred to Indian prime minister as ‘butcher of Gujarat’

P.M. Sharif’s speech in Kazakhstan raised anew the prospect of normalization of ties, but long-standing disputes persist

In statement, Foreign Office says Delhi must deliver on commitments to Kashmiris and stop making ‘delusional’ statements

The BJP’s rule has seen an emboldening of extremists who target the country’s minorities, particularly Muslims

The neighboring rivals’ history is littered with attempts to revive trade stalled by conflicts of varying degrees

A normalization of ties between Delhi and Beijing can also benefit Islamabad