We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least 18 million people bathe in the Ganges on the main day of India's Ardh Kumbh mela, organisers say.
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The controversial Narmada dam project starts generating power in India's western state of Gujarat.
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At least 66 people are feared drowned after their boat capsizes in southern India, police say.
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A leopard dies in the western Indian state of Maharashtra after being attacked by members of the public.
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Two men died of their wounds after a bomb blast on Wednesday in a busy market in Guwahati, capital of the Indian state of Assam, officials say.
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Sourav Ganguly says the team's poor show in 2006 is irrelevant with the World Cup approaching.
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India is to protest to Pakistan after two of its border guards are injured in a shooting incident in Kashmir.
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UK chancellor Gordon Brown begins his first official visit to India in the southern technology hub of Bangalore.
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British science is in danger of being sidelined by China, South Korea and India within 10 years, a report warns.
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India's programme to improve child health and nutrition has made little headway, PM Manmohan Singh says.
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The Indian state of Tamil Nadu investigates reports that female tsunami victims are selling their kidneys.
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Indian authorities ask well-known Pakistani actress Zeba Ali to leave the country for not having a valid visa.
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Air India and Indian Airlines, India's two main state-owned airlines, are to merge to help compete with private rivals.
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Millions of Hindus bathe at the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers during India's Ardh Kumbh festival.
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Former Miss World Aishwarya Rai is engaged to marry fellow Bollywood star Abhishek Bachchan.
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India's Ganges river is flushed with fresh water to improve bathing for millions of Hindus at a key festival.
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Three more skulls are found in a suspected multiple rape and murder case in Delhi, reports from India say.
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A visit to Pakistan by India's foreign minister signals that the peace process is back on track.
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Indian industrial production surges in November, helped by a strong manufacturing sector.
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India's top detective agency begins questioning two men accused of killing young women and children.
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Former Indian cricketer and MP, Navjot Sidhu, is sent to prison for killing a man in a parking dispute.
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Police in the northern Indian state of Punjab say four children found dead on Tuesday were strangled.
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India's Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling opening more than 200 controversial laws to judicial review.
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India's Yuvraj Singh is winning his battle to be fit in time for the World Cup.
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Indian police investigate the murders of four children, whose decomposed bodies were found in Punjab state.
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A court in India extends the remand period of two men accused of killing 17 women and children.
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At least eight labourers are killed in a building collapse in the northern Indian town of Allahabad.
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Thousands of soldiers fan out in India's Assam state hunting rebels who have killed dozens of people in recent days.
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Another seven Hindi-speaking migrants are killed and two others die in a fourth day of attacks in north-east India.
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Another eight Hindi-speaking migrants die as suspected separatists stage a third day of attacks in north-east India.
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The Indian army is patrolling Assam state after attacks by suspected separatists killed at least 55 people.
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At least 48 Hindi-speaking settlers die in attacks by suspected separatists in the north-east Indian state of Assam.
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South Africa edge to a five-wicket win in the final Test in Cape Town to seal a 2-1 series victory over India.
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Two men accused of killing 17 young women and children in a Delhi suburb are to undergo tests using a truth drug.
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Six Indian policemen are sacked
for alleged failings over the murders of 17 young women and children.
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The Hindujas, one of India's richest families, join the race to acquire a top Indian mobile phone operator.
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Several million Hindus take a holy dip on the first day of a huge religious festival in northern India.
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An investigation is launched into the deaths of at least 17 people, many of them children, in India.
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A Hindu religious festival billed as one of the world's largest gatherings of people begins in northern India.
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Police in India investigate whether the deaths of at least 17 people are linked to the body parts trade.
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Police in India investigate the possibility that a Briton may have been killed after knocking on a villager's door.
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Police in India investigate the possibility that a Briton may have been killed after knocking on a villager's door.
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Thick fog in the Indian capital, Delhi, delays flights and trains, affecting thousands of travellers.
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Angry crowds, protesting against the disappearance and killing of several children, fight with police in a Delhi suburb.
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Police in Indian-controlled Kashmir say soldiers have killed two militants in a clash near Srinagar.
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India completes construction of a controversial dam, nearly two decades after it launched the project.
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Five senior Indian police officers in a Delhi suburb are suspended after human remains are discovered.
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Indian police find 15 skulls in a New Delhi suburb as local residents express anger about their missing children.
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South Africa beat India by 174 runs in Durban to level their series at 1-1.
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Police near the Indian capital search for more bodies after finding bags containing children's skeletons.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say one civilian has been killed by a landmine in Srinagar.
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Vodafone faces a new rival in its effort to win control of Hutchison Essar, reports say.
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Water pumps are restarted in Mumbai, India, after repairs that left millions without supplies for a day.
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India edge to 103-3 in reply to South Africa's 328 before bad light brings an early end to day two of the second Test in Durban.
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India's prime minister says more must be done to combat discrimination against lower castes and minorities.
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Thousands protest in Indian-controlled Kashmir over the killing of a driver they say was forced to transport troops.
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Authorities in Assam in India's north-east are set to deploy troops in the capital after a series of blasts.
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Careers will be on the line when South Africa take on India in the second Test in Durban on Tuesday.
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NGOs attack the Indian government for not involving Andaman tsunami victims in the rebuilding process.
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Vodafone is considering a bid for the Indian mobile phone arm of Hutchison Whampoa but faces stiff competition.
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India and Pakistan begin talks on a long-running marshlands boundary dispute as part of the peace process.
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India and China agree to send an expedition to the Himalayas to study the impact of global warming.
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The Arcelor Mittal steel company and the Indian state of Orissa agree a $9bn deal to build a new steel plant.
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Globalisation could damage public services in countries like India, a Nobel-prize winning economist warns.
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The son of a governing party politician in India is sentenced to life imprisonment for killing a model.
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Officials in India's Andhra Pradesh state say an HIV test will soon be compulsory before marriage.
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A court in India extends Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt's bail by two days.
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India's economy grew at an annual rate of 9.1% in the six months to September, the government says.
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President Bush signs into law a historic agreement allowing the US to export civilian nuclear fuel to India.
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The son of a governing party politician in India is convicted of murdering a model in a case which sparked outrage.
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A top Indian woman athlete who won a silver medal at a recent regional championship fails a gender test.
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Oil firm Cairn Energy says the flotation of its Indian business next year will raise about £666m.
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A court in India acquits railway minister Laloo Prasad Yadav in a long-running corruption case.
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The Indian army says one soldier has shot himself dead in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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South Africa struggle to 163-5 at close of play as India press for victory in the Johannesburg Test.
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India are on the back foot at 101-3 after South Africa's pace bowlers struck early in the first Test in Johannesburg.
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Doctors at India's top medical institute begin a hunger strike to protest against quotas for low-caste Hindus.
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A strike called by India's biggest trade unions shuts down two communist-ruled states.
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Police bravery medals are returned as families demand death for a man convicted over India's parliament attack.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh is due in Japan, where he is expected to seek support for the US nuclear deal.
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