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We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Indian state of Chhattisgarh orders an inquiry into the deaths of 11 women after botched sterilisation surgery at a state-run health camp.
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Eleven women die after botched sterilisation surgery at a remote village in central India, re-igniting fears about state-run family planning campaigns.
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FijiIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sets off on a tour which will take in summits and key bilateral talks in Myanmar, Australia and Fiji.
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An Indian woman is stripped naked and paraded on a donkey on the orders of village elders after being accused of killing her nephew.
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Two Amur falcons, tagged with satellite tracking chips last year, return to the Indian state of Nagaland, giving scientists crucial information about their route.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi expands his cabinet and reshuffles several ministers five months after he led his BJP party to a landslide election win.
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The BBC's Leana Hosea takes a bus ride with student activist Afiya Khalid to see if a new bill in India has made public travel for women safer.
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Inside an Indian camp for radical Hindu women
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One woman tells the BBC's Leana Hosea how she is fighting for justice for the lower caste community in India, where sexual violence and discrimination is rife.
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The Indian army issues an unusual apology for shooting dead two teenagers in Indian-administered Kashmir on Monday.
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Indian comedians' fresh take on regional stereotypes
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An Indian aircraft is grounded after it hit a stray buffalo during take-off from the western city of Surat, but nobody on board was injured.
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Narendra Modi is visiting the Hindu holy city of Varanasi, in what is his first visit to his constituency after becoming India's prime minister.
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One sailor dies and four are missing as an Indian military ship floods and sinks off Visakhapatnam, the latest accident to hit the navy.
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The West Indies Cricket Board asks the Board of Control for Cricket in India for an agreement over its demand for £26.2m.
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Pest control workers are at work in a government hospital in central India, to get rid of tens of thousands of rats overrunning its premises.
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Spotlight on legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar's autobiography 'Playing It My Way'.
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Men who keep Indian Railways on track
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India's navy withdraws two warships from the eastern port of Calcutta as intelligence agencies warned of a possible terror plot on the port.
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Why an Indian man tortured his daughter's rapist to death
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India's Supreme Court says women should be able to work as make-up artists on film sets and that a long-standing men-only tradition is illegal.
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More than 200 villagers attend an elaborate Hindu wedding ceremony in northern India for two monkeys.
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India's capital, Delhi, is headed for fresh elections after the main parties said they were unable to form a new government.
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Australia, 
PakistanMichael Clarke says Australia's whitewash by Pakistan shows lessons have not been learned from last year's defeat to India.
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How mobile apps are taming India's 'autos'
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PakistanFunerals have been talking place across Punjab province for some of those killed in Sunday's suicide attack at the Wagah crossing, the only road crossing between India and Pakistan.
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PakistanIndia and Pakistan go ahead with a military ceremony at the Wagah border crossing, despite earlier plans to suspend it after a big suicide attack.
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PakistanShumaila Jaffery reports from Lahore hospital after a suicide bombing close to Pakistan's only border crossing with India.
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PakistanMore than 50 people in Pakistan have been killed in a suicide bombing close to the country's only border crossing with India, officials say.
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Inside the world of India's 'fake encounter' widows
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India's cricket board demands its West Indies counterpart pays up for pulling out of their tour of the country in October.
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BangladeshBangladesh is hit by major power blackouts after a power line connecting the country to India's electricity grid failed, reports say.
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Thousands pledge to defy India's 'moral police'
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Police in India say they have arrested three people who they suspect robbed a bank by digging a 125-foot (40-metre) tunnel straight into the vault.
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India's government bans first class air travel for bureaucrats, meetings in five-star hotels and purchases of cars in a series of tough austerity measures.
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Why Indian women are risking motherhood in old age
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Indian police are hunting for thieves who tunnelled into a bank and fled with valuables worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The BBC's Divya Arya reports from India, where women of 60 and 70 are becoming mothers for the first time.
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The high court in the southern Indian state of Kerala upholds the government's decision to ban the sale and consumption of alcohol to tackle the state's drink problem.
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The epidemic of domestic violence that blights India
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The Indian government gives a list with names of more than 600 Indians suspected to have parked untaxed wealth in foreign banks to the Supreme Court.
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Thirty years ago, India’s Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was murdered in her garden. One of her aides saw everything.
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A group of robbers dug a tunnel to break into a bank in northern India and loot cash, jewellery and other valuables worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, police say.
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India's Supreme Court criticises the authorities for the delay in forming a new government in Delhi eight months after the last one resigned.
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Why menstruating is such a taboo in India
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Turning flowers into paint to tackle poverty in India
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ChinaAfter India warned its military not to use Xiaomi devices owing to privacy fears, the Chinese firm announces plans to open an Indian data centre.
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Authorities in India alert fishermen going out into the sea as a powerful cyclone is heading for the western coast.
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India's arm's length PM mixes with reporters - a bit
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How an iconic Indian football club fell on hard times
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Members of the governing BJP's youth wing vandalise a coffee shop, decrying meetings there between boys and girls.
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United StatesUS authorities penalise a Silicon Valley company for "grossly underpaying" eight workers brought over from India for a special project.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi marks the festival of Diwali with a brief visit to the Siachen glacier before inspecting recent flood damage in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Indians celebrate Diwali, the biggest Hindu festival
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Police in India investigate the alleged rape of a three-year-old girl in her school in the city of Bangalore.
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United KingdomTales from the days when British diplomats ran the Gulf
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India suspend all future tours to the Caribbean following the West Indies' decision to abandon their tour of India last week.
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A woman dies of her injuries after being set on fire on a train in the Indian state of Kerala, reportedly after an argument with an unidentified man.
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Indian footballer Peter Biaksangzuala dies from the injuries he suffered after landing awkwardly when he celebrated a goal.
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A court in India sends five men to jail for life for the abduction and gang rape of a call centre worker.
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India's BJP is set to form governments in Maharashtra and Haryana, after the party won the elections in both states.
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West Indies pull out midway through their India tour over a pay dispute, on a day of confusion and conflicting statements.
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India's top court grants bail to Jayaram Jayalalitha, one of India's most controversial and colourful politicians, jailed last month for corruption
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An Indian athlete was tied up and severely beaten after being accused of witchcraft in her home village in the north-eastern state of Assam.
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ChinaIndian plans for mountain road near disputed border irks China
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India's PM Narendra Modi unveils key labour reforms as a part of a campaign which aims to turn the country into a global manufacturing hub.
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Why The Great Indian Novel still holds appeal
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India says tobacco firms will soon have to reserve almost all the space on cigarette packs for health warnings.
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Voting begins in state elections in India in what is seen as PM Narendra Modi's first major test after his party's landslide general election win.
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A court in the Indian capital, Delhi, convicts five men for the November 2010 abduction and gang rape of a call centre worker.
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India's inflation rate falls to a five-year low in September because of lower food and fuel prices.
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Authorities in India's Andhra Pradesh and Orissa states intensify efforts to get aid to 400,000 people affected by Cyclone Hudhud, which killed at least 24 people.
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India's main opposition Congress drops high-profile MP Shashi Tharoor as a party spokesperson after criticism that he praised PM Narendra Modi.
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Indian disaster teams begin a relief operation after Cyclone Hudhud pounded the eastern coast, forcing as many as 400,000 people to flee.
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Cyclone Hudhud is pounding the eastern Indian coast, causing extensive damage and prompting the evacuation of some 350,000 people.
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The Indian Super League begins, with Peter Reid's Mumbai City losing 3-0 to Atletico de Kolkata in the opening game.
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India postpone Tuesday's third one-day international against West Indies because of the advance of Cyclone Hudhud.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are evacuated as Cyclone Hudhud pounds the eastern Indian coast, killing at least six.
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Indian OceanHow the latest Indian Ocean cyclone got its name
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PakistanPakistani activist Malala Yousafzai urges children to demand their rights after winning the Nobel Peace Prize with Indian campaigner Kailash Satyarthi.
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PakistanPakistani child education activist Malala Yousafzai has said she is honoured to have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Kailash Satyarthi, an Indian child rights campaigner.
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Authorities in India plan evacuations and stock up on rations as a powerful cyclone heads for the south-eastern coast.
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PakistanIndia and Pakistan have traded warnings over a surge in violence in Kashmir which has killed at least 19 people.
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The widows who refuse to be quietly shunned
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PakistanThere has been more shelling along the border between Pakistan and Indian administered Kashmir in the biggest escalation in violence in years.
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PakistanHundreds of villagers flee their homes in Indian-administered Kashmir as Indian and Pakistani troops continue to exchange fire in some of the worst violence in the region in a decade.
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Nokia plans to suspend production at its mobile phone factory in India because of a dispute with the country's tax authorities.
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India's biggest online retailer Flipkart apologises to customers for glitches during Monday's 'Big Billion Day' sale.
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Tech giant Yahoo plans to cut jobs in Bangalore, India, which is considered one of its largest engineering hubs.
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Indian sprinter Dutee Chand formally begins a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal against her indefinite ban from competition.
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