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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.
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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Why treasure for Her Majesty no longer applies
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A court in southern India rejects a plea for bail by Tamil Nadu's former chief minister Jayaram Jayalalitha who is serving a jail term for corruption.
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PakistanAt least four Indian civilians are wounded as India and Pakistan continue to exchange fire in the disputed Kashmir region a day after nine civilians were killed.
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The Shakespeare adaptation dividing opinion in India
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PakistanIndia and Pakistan accuse each other of unprovoked firing along the disputed border in Kashmir in which at least nine civilians were killed.
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Indian Ocean, 
MalaysiaA specialist ship begins scanning the Indian Ocean seabed in the next phase of the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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The New York Times apologises for a cartoon on India's Mars Mission following readers' complaints that it mocked India.
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Jhanvi Ahuja, a three-year-old Indian girl who went missing a week ago, is found after her family launches a massive social media campaign.
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Former Arsenal and Celtic winger Freddie Ljungberg says the inaugural Indian Super League will be a success.
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Is Indian politician Jayalalitha's time up?
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At least 32 people have died in a stampede at a Hindu religious festival in the state of Bihar in northern India, officials say.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes his first radio speech in a bid to reach out to tens of millions of Indians with no access to television.
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Women's groups in the southern Indian state of Kerala criticise legendary singer KJ Yesudas for saying women should not wear jeans as it was "against Indian culture".
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PakistanIndia win their first Asian Games hockey gold in 16 years after beating rivals Pakistan on penalties in Incheon.
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A stray dog in India's Udaipur recovers after being found stuck in pool of hot tar.
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Indians across the subcontinent pick up their buckets and brooms to join a nationwide campaign to clean streets and public spaces.
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Andrew North visits New Delhi railway station to see if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Clean India' drive is proving a success.
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Indian officials miss a day off for the drive against dirt
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At least 12 people have died after two passenger trains collided in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, railway officials say.
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Two Dalit widows are appointed priests at a temple in south-west India, in a rare move for a country where caste prejudice is still rife.
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United StatesIndian PM Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama call for a "new agenda" between their countries during Mr Modi's two-day visit to the US.
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Authorities in India investigate reports that a five-year-old boy was allegedly locked up in a kennel by his school teacher as punishment for talking to another child in class.
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The film industry in India's Tamil Nadu state fasts to protest at the jailing for corruption of former chief minister Jayaram Jayalalitha.
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United StatesIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets US President Barack Obama at the White House over dinner, ahead of formal talks on Tuesday.
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India's declining printing tradition kept alive in Calcutta
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The imprisoned former chief minister of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Jayaram Jayalalitha, appeals against her sentence for corruption.
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NY star treatment for Indian PM
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Thousands of Indian-Americans heard Indian PM Narendra Modi speak on Sunday at Madison Square Garden in New York; he meets President Obama on Monday.
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India's first transgender anchor on a daily TV news show
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Indian PM Narendra Modi gets a rapturous welcome from thousands of Indian-Americans at New York's Madison Square Garden, on his visit to the US.
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The party of India's jailed controversial politician Jayaram Jayalalitha names O. Panneerselvam to succeed her as chief minister of Tamil Nadu.
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Narendra Modi uses his first speech to the UN as India's prime minister to renew his country's call for reform of the Security Council.
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One of India's most controversial politicians, Jayaram Jayalalitha, is jailed for four years after conviction in a long-running corruption case.
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United StatesGujarat riots still cast shadow over Indian PM
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United StatesWorld leaders have descended on New York for the United Nations General Assembly, but few are getting the treatment India's PM Narendra Modi is set to receive.
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A group of Indian widows who were thrown out by their families after their husbands died return to their home city of Calcutta to raise awareness.
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ChinaIndia and China agree to pull back troops after a two-week stand-off near the de facto border, India's foreign minister says.
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SwitzerlandImages of the Swiss tennis star in India, created by his fans
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India's space agency releases its first pictures of Mars as its satellite begins work a day after entering orbit around the Red Planet.
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United StatesWill Narendra Modi's visit boost India-US ties?
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India's top court scraps almost all coal mining permits awarded since 1993 in a corruption scandal which has cost the country tens of billions of dollars.
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India becomes the fourth nation to put a satellite into orbit around Mars, as Mangalyaan arrives to study the Red Planet's atmosphere.
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Why Indian mission costs less than a Hollywood movie
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Indian scientists successfully put a satellite into orbit around Mars, becoming only the fourth space agency to do so.
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India successfully puts its first satellite in orbit around Mars, after Mangalyaan's 10-month mission from Earth.
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India's race to join the Red Planet club
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A white tiger attacks and kills a man who was in its enclosure at a zoo in the Indian capital Delhi.
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People in India's north-east are told to move to higher ground as heavy monsoon rains triggers floods and landslides, killing at least 10 people.
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Bollywood cleavage row shows India's 'crass' side
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India's first probe to Mars has entered "the Martian neighbourhood", its space agency says, 48 hours before its planned arrival in orbit.
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The men who run with the trains in India
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The southern Indian state of Kerala has said it will ban the sale and consumption of alcohol to tackle the problem of excessive drinking.
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Well-known Indian classical musician 'Mandolin' Srinivas dies in a hospital in the southern city of Chennai after a brief illness.
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NepalNepal's government endorses plans for Indian firm GMR to build the country's biggest hydro-power plant.
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United StatesUS President Barack Obama names Richard Verma as the next ambassador to India, the first Indian-American to step into that role.
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ChinaIndia and China sign 12 agreements, one of which will see China investing $20bn in India's infrastructure over five years.
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Eleven trainee judges in India are dismissed after being accused of sexism and brawling.
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China's President Xi Jinping begins his first official visit to India aiming to improve ties and boost Chinese investment.
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The top official in Indian-administered Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, defends the response to the region's worst flooding in decades, which have killed more than 200.
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Nearly 200 Indian villagers shave their heads to try to ward off bad luck as they mourn the death of a monkey from their local temple.
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Thousands of people are still thought to be stranded in Indian administered Kashmir nearly two weeks after devastating floods there.
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