In the wake of Tuesday's terror attack which claimed 26 innocent lives in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, protests have erupted in various pa...

In India, candles are now found more on birthday cakes than in cupboards ready to be taken out during 'load-sheddings'. The option of the m...

With posters and banners depicting the brutality of the ghastly attacks, Indians in Israel are holding candlelight vigil since Friday eveni...

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha in a statement has called for October 12 to be marked 'Shaheed Kisan Diwas'. The SKM has further appealed people t...

In a major decision today, all exports of hydroxycloroquine — the malaria drug on which Trump sought India to relax export rules — were ban...

The police moved to step up vigil after circulation of messages on social media that called for people to gather at the spot for candleligh...

The wave of protests began on Sunday night, soon after videos and photos of the attack began circulating on social media and being shown on...

Maharashtra minister Jitendra Awhad of NCP joined the students at the protest and sat with them discussing their demands.

"Like millions of Indians my heart hurts tonight. India simply cannot continue to treat its women the way it does," Rahul Gandhi tweeted.

Last week’s xenophobic and racial attacks were “not sufficiently condemned” by Indian officials, the envoys said in a letter to the governm...

The United Democratic Madhesi Front unveiled its fresh protest programmes starting from tomorrow after its meeting.

Among the recommendations made by the students was broadening the definition of rape in Indian laws to include sexual abuse after marriage.

Protests against the rape of a 23-year-old paramedical student in Delhi continued to find their echo in the UK.

"A culture of silence and shame in India leads many women to fear reporting sexual crimes," Kalpana was quoting as saying by The Star.com.

India and Pakistan need durable peace and security to focus on the social and economic development of their people, Zardari said.

Gurgaon's grandees rise above petty politics, at their own peril.

On his three-year stay in Mumbai, Paul said, "It was a great experience here. The growth is tremendous. There is a huge potential."