We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Is a ban on selling glass-coated string to fly kites making India's skies any less deadly?
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The BBC's Sameer Hashmi profiles the new chairman of India's $100bn Tata Group.
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Dangal is not a stereotypical Bollywood film but has won hearts and minds across India.
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After Sudhir Kumar Chaudhary Gautam met his hero Sachin Tendulkar, he hasn't missed a home match for 13 years.
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The classic Indian dosa may get a McDonalds makeover, prompting much comment on social media.
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India's foreign minister threatens to rescind visas for Amazon staff over the "insulting" doormats.
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In 1958, Milkha Singh - later nicknamed the Flying Sikh - became the first Indian to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games.
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India orders a probe into three videos posted by a soldier, claiming troops got poor quality food.
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Pakistan's military says it has test launched a submarine cruise missile from the Indian Ocean.
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India YouTuber Sumit Verma faces backlash after randomly kissing women in public areas for a video.
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Opposition mounts to the practice of "triple talaq" - instant divorce - in India.
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Leading Indian actor Om Puri, star of British hit East is East, has died aged 66.
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The police commissioner of the Indian city tells the BBC there is no evidence sex attacks took place.
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At least six men have been arrested following a series of New Year's Eve sex assaults in India.
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Outrage in India as a minister blames "Western dress" for multiple reports of groping in Bangalore.
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The head of India's powerful cricket board is ordered to resign for failing to implement reforms.
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Uttar Pradesh's chief minister is allowed back into his party - a day after his father expelled him.
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The bodies of 13 people are recovered and scores remain missing after a coal mine collapse in India.
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Long queues form as people in India try to deposit discontinued banknotes, hours before a deadline passes.
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At least nine workers are killed and nearly two dozen are feared trapped in a coal mine in India.
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An Indian politician charged with corruption turns down an honorary Olympic role after protests.
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Indian police arrest two suspected venom smugglers caught in possession of dozens of snakes.
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Two people are dead after a train derailed in India's Uttar Pradesh state, top police official says.
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Ian Trueger visits a Mormon event in India, designed to help young followers find love.
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India successfully conducts a fourth test launch of its nuclear-capable ballistic missile.
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The challenge posed to India by Type 2 diabetes is set to increase further, according to experts
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The BBC profiles the man behind one of India's most lavish weddings in recent memory.
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India wants to use more water from rivers it shares with Pakistan as tensions deteriorate.
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While the clown industry is in long-term decline in the West, it is booming in Hong Kong and India, as Kait Bolongaro reports.
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A US team recovers possible remains of soldiers killed in India in a World War Two plane crash.
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Airlines in India will be fined if their planes release human waste from toilets in the air.
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HS Doreswamy is a 98-year-old freedom fighter who is still battling for his idea of a just India.
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A writer in India is charged with sedition for allegedly showing disrespect to the national anthem.
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Some 600 people died in police custody in India between 2010 and 2015, says a rights group report.
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Pakistan ends an Indian film ban imposed in September amid worsening relations over Kashmir.
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Media and medical professionals praise a new Bollywood film for shining a spotlight on the issue of mental health.
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Shalu Yadav tries out India's two-wheel taxi service by women, for women.
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An Indian woman's advice for those entering arranged marriages has been widely shared online.
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An Indian paper defies science by saying women can have baby boys if they attract "strong" sperm.
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Indus OS rises to become India's second most popular smartphone platform.
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Thousands are evacuated as Cyclone Vardah hits the southern Indian coast, killing at least two.
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England subside to an innings-and-36-run defeat on the final day of the fourth Test in Mumbai as India seal a series victory.
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The BBC meets three Indian female scientists who prove that rocket science is not a male preserve.
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How young volunteers and social media are helping revive India's 204-year-old Madras Literary Society.
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A police operation in Kolkata has uncovered a major baby trafficking ring in India. 13 babies have been rescued and twenty people have been arrested.
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An Egyptian woman, said to weigh 500kg, is to be airlifted to India for weight reduction surgery.
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Indians shave their heads as a mark of respect to late charismatic politician J Jayalalitha.
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The hot topic of conversation in India's Bangalore city these days is the unending traffic jams.
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J Jayalalitha, India's "iron lady" politician, is buried in the presence of thousands of mourners.
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One of India's most influential and colourful politicians, J Jayalalitha, dies at the age of 68.
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How planting trees helped a 105-year-old Indian woman cope with infertility
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One of India's most popular politicians, J Jayalalitha, remains critical after a heart attack.
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Women in India are "loitering" together at night time to change attitudes about what females can do.
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Villagers in Brindapur, West Bengal, have gone back to bartering because of India's cash crisis.
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How Indian company ChuChu TV animates traditional nursery rhymes for its popular YouTube channel.
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Tractors are traditionally associated with men but an Indian woman is the boss of the third biggest tractor firm in the world.
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India's Supreme Court says all cinemas must play the national anthem before a film is screened.
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Militants kill seven soldiers at an army camp in Indian-administered Kashmir, the army says.
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Indians demonstrate in a number of cities against the recent withdrawal of high-value bank notes.
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Every winter, dog enthusiasts and "professional" breeders travel across India to participate in dog shows.
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India's top court stops firecracker sales in the capital Delhi, while "harmful effects" are studied.
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The chief minister of the south Indian state of Telangana causes outrage after moving into a $7.3m home.
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Can scrapping high denomination banknotes transform India from a cash economy to a cashless one?
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A south Indian film star causes a sensation after standing in a bank queue while carrying a piglet.
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Pakistan says nine people were killed when India shelled a passenger bus in disputed Kashmir.
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Veteran singer M Balamurali Krishna, a legend of Carnatic music from south India, dies aged 86.
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Gouri Chindarkar was one of the first children in India to experience a unique way of learning.
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The search for survivors after a train crash ends in India, with at least 142 people confirmed dead.
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Rescuers are trying to pull survivors out of a deadly train crash in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state.
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India's Tata Sons has sacked its boss, but he still runs several parts of the business. So what now?
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At least 115 people die and 150 are hurt after an express train derails near Kanpur in north India.
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More than 100 people are killed after 14 carriages of an Indian express train derails in northern Uttar Pradesh state, police say.
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An Indian "god-woman" has surrendered after celebratory shots at a wedding killed the groom's aunt.
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India's cash crisis has thrown wedding planning into disarray, as the BBC's Shalu Yadav finds out.
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The tale of a bank worker's ordeal after India's shock currency ban has touched a chord.
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The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder travels to an Indian village where residents are stuck with banned notes.
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After five days the most lavish but controversial Indian wedding of the year draws to a close.
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India's rupee crackdown will see people marked with indelible ink to ensure they get only one chance to change their bank notes.
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An Indian holds a news conference to declare he is alive after reports he died in the cash crisis.
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A project in a rural village in India finds out what happens if children are able to teach themselves using a tablet computer without any adult instructions.
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Sioux Indian community in Standing Rock is encouraged as authorities opt for further talks.
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The lavish wedding of the daughter of a former politician angers cash-hit Indians.
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A hospital in India is fined after releasing a dead body to the wrong family for cremation.
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Indian students in the US are at a record high, as analysts say tough visa rules deter many from the UK.
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Pakistan says seven soldiers were killed by shelling in Kashmir as tensions with India rise.
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The Indian government raises the limit on withdrawals after abolishing the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
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What effect has Theresa May's visit to India had on relations between the two countries?
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India's PM says the plan to pull high-value rupee notes had to be kept secret, as bank queues grow.
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Long queues continue outside banks and several ATMs have run out of cash in India.
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The BBC's Vikas Pandey speaks to Indian women who are trying to keep their savings a secret.
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Chaotic scenes at Indian banks as people exchange banknotes withdrawn as an anti-corruption measure.
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How people in Delhi and Mumbai see the Indian government's move to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.
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India's PM says existing 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes will be withdrawn from the financial system overnight.
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Two stuntmen have drowned after jumping into a reservoir as part of a film shoot in southern India.
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India's government suspends a one-day ban on NDTV's Hindi channel amid widescale criticism of the move.
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An Indian news presenter interviews mime artists to make a point about questioning those in power.
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A cross-border love story has a happy ending after India's Foreign Minister gets the bride her visa.
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The chief minister of a south Indian state believes a building is bringing him bad luck.
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