We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
England players will be free to play in next April's Indian Premier League if India release 20 players for the first English Premier League, BBC Sport can reveal.
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Life in much of Indian-administered Kashmir is hit by a separatist strike to mark United Nations day.
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India is to make its debut at the highest level at an Asia-Europe summit where the economic crisis will dominate the discussions.
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One of India's best-known artists, Paritosh Sen, dies aged 90 after a short illness in the eastern city of Calcutta.
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At least 26 people die in a huge blast at an illegal fireworks factory in the western Indian state of Rajasthan, say police.
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Three people are killed during rioting on Tuesday night in the Indian state of Maharashtra, police say.
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India successfully launches the unmanned Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft - the country's first mission to the Moon.
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Opening batsman Shaun Marsh will replace the injured Phil Jaques in Australia's Test squad touring India.
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A stockbroker in India's financial capital, Mumbai, killed himself after strangling his pregnant wife because of the economic slowdown, police say.
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At least 17 people are killed and 20 injured in a bomb explosion in the north-east Indian city of Imphal, police say.
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Violence breaks out in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay) after the arrest of the leader of a right-wing regional party.
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India and Pakistan reopen an old Kashmir trade route after six decades as part of efforts to bolster peace moves.
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India beat Australia by 320 runs to win the second Test in Mohali and lead the four-Test series 1-0.
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India's central bank unexpectedly cuts short-term lending rates in response to continued pressure from the global financial crisis.
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Political parties and separatist groups in Indian-administered Kashmir present a mixed reaction to the decision to hold polls.
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Australia finish day four of the second Test on 141-5, chasing 516 to beat India in Mohali.
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At least two people are killed and others hurt when part of a bridge collapses onto traffic underneath in the Indian capital, Delhi.
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Amit Mishra takes 5-71 on his Test debut before India reach 100-0 at stumps on day three to lead Australia by 301.
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After Amit Mishra's five wickets on debut, India begin their second innings with a 201-run lead on day three of the second Test against Australia.
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George Arney considers the recent wave of violence that has erupted in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Simon Worrall explains why a discovery on the floor of the Indian Ocean will revolutionise our understanding of two ancient civilisations.
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Australia lose their third wicket chasing India's 469 on day two of the second Test match in Mohali.
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India's Sachin Tendulkar sets a new record for the most runs scored by a batsman in Tests.
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India's Sachin Tendulkar sets a new record for the most runs scored by a batsman in Tests.
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India's biggest private airline, Jet Airways, reinstates more than 800 of its employees whose dismissal sparked public protests.
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Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan is released from a hospital in the western Indian city of Mumbai.
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India says it will send warships to the Gulf of Aden to protect its ships from pirates operating off the coast of Somalia.
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Sachin Tendulkar becomes the highest run scorer in Test cricket as India look to build a big first-innings total in Mohali.
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Chris Morris looks at the recent anti-Christian attacks in the state of Orissa which have left many in shock and forced thousands to flee.
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India's largest private airline Jet Airways lays off 800 staff as it cuts back on flights amid soaring costs, officials say.
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Hunger levels are "alarming" in 12 Indian states with Madhya Pradesh being comparable to Ethiopia and Chad, a report says.
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A businessman from the English city of Leeds says that he is "shocked" that rubbish he put out for re-cycling has ended up being dumped in India.
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India's two largest private airlines, Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines, agree an alliance to cut costs.
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Assembly elections are to begin in five Indian states next month, in what is being seen as a key test before 2009 general elections.
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At least 23 people are killed and dozens are hurt in a bus crash in India's north-eastern state of Assam, police say.
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Frustrated Australia captain Ricky Ponting says India have a negative approach after the first Test ends in a draw.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh tells a high-level meeting in Delhi that rising religious violence in India must be stopped.
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Sachin Tendulkar and VVS Laxman ensure India manage to draw the first Test of four against Australia in Bangalore.
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Shares recover on the Bombay Stock Exchange as the finance minister promises measures to help investors.
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Scientists in the US who examined hairs claimed to belong to a yeti in India say that in fact they belong to a species of Himalayan goat.
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Bad light stops play for the second time with India on 165-4 on the fifth day of the first Test against Australia in Bangalore.
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Pakistan's president warns of a row with India over the sharing of water from the Chenab river in the disputed Kashmir region.
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UK couples head to India to solve fertility problems
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A Catholic nun, Sister Alphonsa, becomes India's first female saint, canonised by Pope Benedict XVI in Rome.
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Australia extend their lead to 263 runs over India at the end of day four of the first Test.
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Aussies Shane Watson and Brad Haddin share a vital partnership late on the fourth day in Bangalore to stifle a resurgent India in the first Test.
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Paceman Mitchell Johnson has a day to remember as Australia reduce India to 313-8 on an absorbing third day of the first Test, still 117 runs behind.
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India's PM launches Kashmir's first train service amid heavy security and after protests that left two people dead.
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Play resumes after a rain-break with India seven wickets down in reply to Australia's 430 in Bangalore.
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The US and India sign a controversial civilian nuclear co-operation accord, ending 34 years of American sanctions.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh inaugurates a dam in Indian-administered Kashmir that has been built despite protests from Pakistan.
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Indian stocks fall again and the rupee slides to 49 to the dollar in one of the worst weeks for Indian investors in memory.
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India reach 68-0 in reply to Australia's 430 in the first Test at Bangalore, after Mike Hussey makes 146.
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India reach 68-0 chasing Australia's 430 as rain ends the second day of the first Test in Bangalore.
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The Dalai Lama undergoes surgery to remove a gallstone in the Indian capital, Delhi, a spokesman says.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting scores his first century in India as the tourists reach 254-4 on day one of the first Test in Bangalore.
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An Australian tourist dies in hospital in Goa, India, after he is assaulted at a beach bar, police say.
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Ricky Ponting scores his first hundred in India in the first Test in Bangalore.
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Australia win the toss and bat first against India in the first Test in Bangalore.
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US President George W Bush signs into law a nuclear deal with India to end a three-decade ban on nuclear trade.
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Indian stocks fall briefly to a two-year low amid fears the credit crunch could lead to global recession.
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At least 30 children have died from infections in an Indian hospital in one week, doctors say.
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Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is to retire after the upcoming Test series against Australia in India.
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A two-day curfew in Indian-administered Kashmir is lifted, allowing life in the Muslim-majority Kashmir Valley to return to normal.
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India is to launch an unmanned mission to the Moon on 22 October, the country's space officials say.
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Police in India's Assam state use helicopters to spot rioting mobs as the death toll in days of violence rises to 47.
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Kashmiris react with anger after Pakistani President Asif Zardari is quoted as describing militants fighting India as "terrorists".
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An indefinite curfew is being strictly enforced in Indian-administered Kashmir to prevent a rally against Indian rule.
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The death toll in several days of violence in India's north-eastern Assam state rises to 35, officials say.
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Steven Spielberg's film studio agrees a joint venture with one of India's largest entertainment conglomerates.
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Pakistan's President Zardari says India has never been a threat to Pakistan, and describes militants in Kashmir as terrorists.
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At least 25 people are killed in several days of clashes between tribespeople and immigrants in India's Assam state, officials say.
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Thousands in India's West Bengal state protest against the Tata group's decision to abandon plans to make cars there.
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The US secretary of state is in Delhi but will not sign a controversial deal on nuclear co-operation, officials say.
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Australia call all-rounder Cameron White into their squad for the Test series against India.
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Tata Motors abandons plans to build the world's cheapest car in the Indian state of West Bengal following a row over land.
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Police in the Indian state of Orissa arrest four people in connection with the rape of a Catholic nun.
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Indian troops say they have shot dead a militant who was trying to cross into Indian-administered Kashmir from Pakistan.
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Australia's preparations for the series in India take a blow as first-choice spinner Bryce McGain is ruled out.
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Pakistan says that India's civilian nuclear trade pact with the US should open the way for a similar deal with Islamabad.
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A ban on smoking in public places comes into force across India, in an effort to cut exposure to passive smoking.
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The US Congress completes approval of a nuclear deal with India to end a three-decade ban on nuclear trade.
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But can India's public smoking ban be made to work?
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At least four people are killed and 70 hurt in five bomb blasts in the north-east Indian state of Tripura, police say.
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Work at India's film industry hub of Bollywood is halted as thousands of employees strike over pay and conditions.
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Curfew is imposed in some parts of a troubled region in the eastern Indian state of Orissa after a fresh clash between two communities.
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A Hindu temple in the north-western Indian state of Rajasthan reopens, a day after a stampede killed at least 147 people.
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India and France sign a pact which will lead to the sale of French nuclear reactors to Delhi, officials say.
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At least 147 devotees die in a stampede at a Hindu temple in the northern Indian city of Jodhpur.
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Stampede at a Hindu temple in India kills scores
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At least seven people die in two separate explosions in Muslim-dominated neighbourhoods in western India, police said.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh is in France where he will discuss boosting civilian nuclear trade between the countries.
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Graeme Swann, Matt Prior and Owais Shah are among 15 England players selected for the Test series against India.
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At least seven people die in an explosion in a house in India where firecrackers were being made, police say.
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A bomb blast at a market in India's capital, Delhi, kills one and injures at least 15 people, local media report.
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One person dies and several others are injured in fresh violence in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, a police official says.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh meets George Bush amid frantic efforts to win US Congressional support for a civilian nuclear deal.
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An inquiry finds that the chief minister of India's Gujarat state, Narendra Modi, was not at fault over religious riots in 2002.
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An Italian company whose boss in India was allegedly beaten to death by sacked workers says it is to investigate his killing.
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The leaders of India and Pakistan meet in New York and say they will resume stalled peace talks within three months.
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