We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Police in India charge a man who took his eight-year-old daughter to school roped to his motorcycle to make sure she sat a test.
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Solar Impulse, the solar-powered plane attempting to fly around the world, is back in the air again, crossing India and hoping to make it to Myanmar.
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Heather Watson's impressive run at Indian Wells ends with a frustrating defeat by Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro in the last 16.
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Britain's Andy Murray sees off Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber in three sets to reach the last 16 at Indian Wells.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi voices concern over attacks on a nun and a church and demands 'immediate action' against the perpetrators.
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Hundreds of people hold a silent demonstration to protest against the rape of an elderly nun in the Indian state of West Bengal.
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World number one Serena Williams beats Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open in California.
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Police investigating the rape of an elderly Indian nun detain eight men for questioning as she remains in a stable condition in hospital.
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Police in eastern India are searching for a group of men who ransacked a convent school and gang-raped an elderly nun.
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India continue their perfect record at the World Cup with a six-wicket win against Zimbabwe in Auckland.
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World number one Serena Williams wins at Indian Wells, a tournament she had boycotted for 14 years after suffering crowd abuse.
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Heather Watson withstands a second-set recovery from Italy's Camila Giorgi to reach round three at Indian Wells.
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PM Narendra Modi says India and Sri Lanka must act like good neighbours, during the first official visit to Colombo by an Indian leader for 28 years.
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Indian officials call on Pakistan not to release the man suspected of masterminding the Mumbai attacks in 2008 in which 165 people were killed.
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An Indian bride walks out of her wedding after her bridegroom-to-be fails to solve a simple maths problem, police say.
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An Indian activist is under investigation after he showed a banned BBC film on the 2012 Delhi gang rape in the slum where three of the rapists lived.
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World number one Serena Williams says she never believed she would end her Indian Wells boycott after crowd abuse in 2001.
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A court in India refuses to lift a ban on screening a controversial BBC documentary about the 2012 Delhi gang rape.
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A court in India rules that the government cannot stop an activist of the global campaign group Greenpeace from travelling abroad.
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A court in India summons former prime minister Manmohan Singh over a corruption scandal involving coal mining licenses.
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Shares Cairn Energy fall 18.3% following Tuesday's announcement that it must pay a $1.6bn (£1bn) fine for unpaid tax in India.
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Edinburgh-based oil exploration company Cairn Energy is served with a $1.6bn (£1bn) bill for unpaid tax in India.
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Events are being held to remember thousands of Indian soldiers who fought alongside the British in a key battle in France in World War One.
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Englishman Ali Carter and Hong Kong's Marco Fu miss this week's Indian Open in Mumbai after failing to secure visas.
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One of India's top Bollywood actresses, Priyanka Chopra, is signed to play an FBI agent in the American television drama, Quantico.
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Solar Impulse is back in the air on the second leg of its historic attempt to fly around the world - crossing water from Oman to India.
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Ireland's hopes of reaching the World Cup quarter-finals suffer a blow as India seal a fifth straight win.
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Actress Freida Pinto, who starred in the film Slumdog Millionaire, tells Newsnight's Evan Davis the banned documentary film India's Daughters "needs to be shown" in India.
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Police in north-eastern India say they have charged 42 people in connection with the lynching of a suspected rapist who was taken from prison by a mob.
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India's NDTV network halts programming for an hour, in protest at the banning of a controversial BBC documentary about the Delhi rape case.
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Saudi Arabia is now the world's biggest arms importer, having overtaken India, according to a new report on global defence spending.
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Why some women in India do not report rape
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Malaysia's transport minister tells the BBC he is confident missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 will be found in the southern Indian Ocean.
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The lavish lifestyle of India's royal families
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A British film-maker defends her documentary about the 2012 gang rape in Delhi, hours after Indian authorities launch a slew of legal action.
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A film director has told the BBC how she obtained a controversial interview with an Indian rapist on death row.
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India is one of the world's leading tea producers, but there are concerns about the welfare of hundreds of thousands of tea workers.
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Film-maker Leslee Udwin has described the authorities' banning of her documentary in India as 'misguided' and warns that it 'will muzzle free speech'.
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India's home minister says action will be taken after the BBC aired a documentary in the UK featuring an interview with a convicted rapist.
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A prison in India is to allow prisoners to watch the Cricket World Cup after they successfully argued it was a "fundamental right".
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India's home minister promises an inquiry into how a TV crew was allowed to interview a death-row prisoner convicted over the Delhi 2012 gang rape and murder.
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Indian anti-corruption party AAP sidelines two of its founder members, amid feuding following its Delhi election win last month.
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Australia post a World Cup record total as they beat Afghanistan by the biggest winning margin in the tournament's history.
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The Reserve Bank of India cuts its key interest rate, in a surprise move for the second time this year.
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The Indian who attracted proposals through honesty
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Police in India secure a court injunction blocking the broadcast of an interview with one of the Delhi gang rapists on death row.
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The Indian president approves a bill which bans the slaughter of cows and the sale and consumption of beef in the western state of Maharashtra.
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India's government distances itself from remarks by the Kashmir chief minister, who said Pakistan and militants deserved credit for peaceful state elections.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi's government unveils a business-friendly budget aimed at attracting greater investment for the economy.
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Six people accused of burning to death three British tourists in 2002 riots in the India state of Gujarat are acquitted.
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Will Narendra Modi be India's Thatcher?
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An Indian court grants interim bail to the former head of the UN climate change panel, Rajendra Pachauri, who is facing allegations of sexual harassment.
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The Indian government have announced plans to increase invest in India's aging railway network but foreign companies are still waiting for projects to start
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India's government announces plans to invest $137bn (£88bn) to modernise its ageing railway network over the next five years.
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The Indian health minister urges the public not to panic as the number of deaths so far this year from swine flu passes 900 from 16,000 cases.
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India's Hindu nationalist BJP is to be part of a coalition government for the first time in Muslim majority Jammu and Kashmir.
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There is outrage in India over a Hindu leader's comment that Mother Teresa's charity work had one objective - to convert the poor to Christianity.
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There is uproar in the Indian parliament over a controversial land acquisition bill that aims to ensure industrialists pay fair compensation to farmers.
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Shikhar Dhawan hits 137 as India maintain their unbeaten start to the World Cup with a 130-run win over South Africa.
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Health officials in India are struggling to contain an outbreak of swine flu after the number of cases doubled within a week.
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Indian health experts are struggling to contain the spread of swine flu, which has killed more than 700 in the deadliest outbreak in five years.
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A diamond trader pays $690,000 for a suit with pinstripes spelling the name of Indian PM Narendra Modi.
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A diamond trader pays $690,000 for a suit with pinstripes spelling the name of Indian PM Narendra Modi.
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Police in India say they have arrested seven people for allegedly leaking classified government documents to energy companies for money.
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Drug-resistant malaria has spread in Myanmar and has now reached the border with India, scientists report.
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An Indian couple who were shunned by their families over their interfaith marriage decide to leave their property to their pet monkey.
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Forest guards say they have shot dead a tiger blamed for killing a man and a woman in southern India last week.
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An Indian bride makes an impromptu decision to marry a guest at her wedding after her groom-to-be has a seizure and collapses.
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An Indian businessman bids more than $190,000 for a suit worn by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, decorated with pinstripes featuring his name.
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The governor of the US state of Alabama apologises to India after an Indian grandfather was thrown to the ground by police and left paralysed.
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Narendra Modi says his government will not allow any religious group to incite hatred, after a string of attacks on churches in Delhi.
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A mother is reunited with her baby she gave birth prematurely in a train toilet and the newborn fell on to the tracks.
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An Indian millionaire is charged with murder after he rammed his car into his security guard for being too slow to open a gate.
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Sri Lanka's new president signs agreements with the India's leader in a bid to mend ties hit by China's growing influence on Colombo.
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A newly constructed building collapses in northern India killing 13 people sleeping on the ground floor.
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Virat Kohli's hundred helps India open the defence of their World Cup crown with a 76-run win over arch rivals Pakistan.
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Canoodling couples asked to marry on the spot in India
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How a hug became a watershed political moment
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Shahid Afridi and seven Pakistan team-mates are fined for breaching a curfew before the World Cup clash with India.
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Film critics in India pan the controversial movie MSG: The Messenger of God, made by controversial guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh.
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The US charges a police officer in Alabama after a 57-year-old Indian was thrown to the ground, an incident he says left him partially paralysed.
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At least 11 people are killed after three coaches of a train derail in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, railway officials say.
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Supporters of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi scrap plans to open a temple dedicated to him after he says he is "appalled" by the news.
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Indian anti-corruption campaigner Arvind Kejriwal invites "all of Delhi" to his swearing-in as chief minister, after his party won state elections.
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Indian anti-corruption campaigner Arvind Kejriwal's party wins a landslide in Delhi's state elections, in a huge setback for PM Narendra Modi.
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India's 'common man' election triumph in cartoons
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Indian anti-corruption campaigner bounces back
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There are four Australians, three West Indians, two South Africans, one Indian & one Pakistani in the greatest ODI XI.
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India's economy grew by 7.5% between October and December compared with a year earlier, officials say, but economists are baffled by a new formula to calculate GDP.
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Indian police arrest eight men in connection with the gang rape and murder of a mentally ill woman in Haryana state.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing his closest contest since coming to power last year - in local elections in the capital, Delhi.
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First exit polls after the Delhi state elections suggest Arvind Kejriwal's Common Man party could push ahead of PM Narendra Modi's BJP.
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Hundreds of children who were forced to work in Indian factories amid "inhuman conditions" are reunited with their parents.
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A top Indian official quits after reports that he interfered in an inquiry into a Ponzi scheme, the second top civil servant to leave in a week.
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Police in the Indian capital, Delhi, detain dozens of people who were protesting against recent attacks on churches in the city.
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Samsung has been overtaken as the largest seller of smartphones in India by local budget brand Micromax for the first time, a research firm says.
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The producers of an Indian comedy "roast show" take it off YouTube after an intense row over its contents on social media.
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India's central bank keeps interest rates unchanged, three weeks after it announced a surprise cut.
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Maoist rebels kill two policemen and injure eight paramilitary policemen in an ambush in central India, officials say.
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The Indian men of steel with a soft centre
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