We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Indian officials are reluctant to disturb the protected Sentinelese tribe who killed John Allen Chau.
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A recent change in the law means many camel breeders in Rajasthan are struggling to find buyers.
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Indian anthropologist T N Pandit shares his memories of the group accused of killing an American.
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A human rights group says India should abandon efforts to retrieve the US missionary's body.
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The man had photographed himself and then used a caption that included the word "terrorist".
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Indian police try to pinpoint the beach where a US missionary died, but later withdraw.
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Tens of thousands of Hindu activists converge on Ayodhya to demand a temple be built.
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Drug-related deaths are surging in India's prosperous Punjab state. What's behind it?
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A favourite with millions of Indian women, this loose garment has fallen foul of a village council.
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The isolated Sentinelese tribe of the Andaman islands has always resisted outside contact.
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A one-year-old baby miraculously escaped without injury after falling on to train tracks in India.
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Shot on the way to his wedding, the man made his vows with a bullet still lodged in his shoulder.
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The charges against Alok Nath are among the most serious made during India's #MeToo movement.
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The 14-year-old girl was trapped alone in a hut during the storm in India's Tamil Nadu state.
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Nearly 3,000 died across India in violence sparked by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's assassination.
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Transgender people in India were granted legal status in 2014 but many face discrimination and struggle to find work.
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The BBC spoke to two writers with differing views on the Sabarimala temple's rule that bars women.
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The monkey entered a house in Agra and snatched the baby from his mother, who was breastfeeding him.
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BBC research shows how a desire to reinforce national identity is pushing people to share fake news.
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Some 1.3 million Indian soldiers served in World War One, and over 74,000 of them lost their lives.
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The poems of Violet Nicolson, who published under a man's name, were hugely popular.
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The cricketer was responding to a fan who said he preferred Australian and English batsmen.
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The ancient city of Allahabad is the birthplace of some of India's most famous writers, politicians and scientists.
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Air quality may worsen as fireworks are let off to celebrate the festival of lights.
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The South Korean first lady's visit to India is tied to a legend linking Korean ancestry to Ayodhya.
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The island nation of Sri Lanka is gripped by a dramatic political crisis - here's what you need to know.
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The animal in western India is said to have killed 13 people and evaded capture for two years.
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As if horse racing was not dangerous enough, these Canadian Indian riders also have no saddles.
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The couple who fell to their deaths had blogged about their love for travel and each other.
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The Supreme Court overturns a lower court's ruling, amid a dispute over water.
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India's government has dramatically fired the men at the top of its investigating agency, the CBI.
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Students at a top Indian university will explore class rights and the "enslavement of House Elves".
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The forgotten story of Damoo Dhotre, whose daredevil circus acts made him famous.
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Hundreds of festival-goers stood on a track unaware a train was heading for them them at full speed.
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Hassan Ali, who ran away aged six, finds his family nine years later after a day out in Delhi.
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Victims were standing on the tracks watching celebrations for the Hindu festival of Dusshera.
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Why are women banned from entering the Sabarimala temple in southern India?
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President Sirisena calls India's PM to deny he said they were trying to kill him.
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Stone-throwing protesters injure several as they prevent women entering Kerala's Sabarimala temple.
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The Canadian singer-songwriter shares an image of his "ghost" cast over an Indian concert crowd.
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MJ Akbar, a former editor, is the most high-profile figure to be named in India's #MeToo movement.
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The chief of a dwindling forest tribe in India refuses to abandon his home.
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The repeal of India’s anti-gay legislation had a massive impact on its LGBT+ population, but how does it impact British Asians?
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Ex-Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta tells the BBC of the fallout from being "harassed on a set".
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Members of the Dalits caste or 'untouchables' are dying when attempting to unblock India's sewers.
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Staff are being asked to move from a "broad smile system" to a "sufficient smile system".
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A cascade of allegations on Twitter has sparked a fiery debate in India about consent and complicity.
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Some 34 girls were beaten by a mob in India after they resisted sexual harassment by local boys.
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Anthropologist Alpa Shah lived among them to understand why they shunned democracy to take up arms.
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A video of the furry driver has gone viral in India - and landed the actual bus driver in trouble.
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India's purchase of the Russian-made S-400 air defence system runs the risk of US sanctions. So why buy it?
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The host of India's Most Wanted is acquitted of his wife's murder, after being jailed last year.
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Teenager Prithvi Shaw becomes the youngest Indian to make a century on his Test debut on day one of the first Test against West Indies in Rajkot.
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The Indian actress becomes the latest in a long line of celebrities to invest in tech ventures.
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Two fatal shooting incidents have raised concerns about "trigger-happy cops" in India's Uttar Pradesh state.
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Low-cost smartphones and mobile data are giving creative freedom to India's film makers.
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A recent exhibition of postcards from colonial India explores how Indians were portrayed.
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The Indian prime minister says he's built more airports than previous governments - has he?
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The Sabarimala Hindu temple traditionally barred women of a "menstruating age" from entering.
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A petitioner had challenged the law saying it was arbitrary and discriminated against both men and women.
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Solo yachtsman Abhilash Tomy was rescued from the middle of the Indian Ocean on Monday.
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Businesses in India may have found a way to turn plastic rubbish into a golden business opportunity.
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India's government would do well to heed risks posed by its vast biometric database, say researchers.
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India's Supreme Court rules the world's largest biometric scheme is constitutional but limits its scope.
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Opposition parties want PM Narendra Modi to resign over a multi-billion dollar fighter jet deal.
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Samsung has set up the world's largest phone factory in the Indian city of Noida.
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Navy officials say Abhilash Tomy is conscious and safe after his ordeal in the middle of the sea.
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India's newest airport, which is carved out of a mountain, has been called an "engineering marvel".
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Sikkim's been declared India's first fully organic state, so will this revolution boost farming?
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Opposition leader Ibrahim Mohamed Solih urges a peaceful transition of power from his predecessor.
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Solo yachtsman Abhilash Tomy is stranded 3,200km off Perth and is immobilised, unable to eat or drink.
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India has launched its new flagship health insurance scheme, dubbed "Modicare".
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Founded in 1780, Hicky's Bengal Gazette notoriously dogged the most powerful men in India.
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A 24-year-old Indian man was killed in front of his pregnant wife because of his caste, she says.
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India police say the woman was locked up by her brother and intermittently starved for two years.
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Indian fishermen are using cheap smartphones to map the coastline and stop encroachment.
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The currency's sharp fall has raised concerns that fuel prices in the country will climb.
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The lunchbox belonged to the last king or Nizam of Hyderabad in India, once the world's richest man.
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A makeshift raft has turned into a lifeline for people living in a slum in the Indian city of Mumbai.
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A tribe of hunters in India's remote northeast changed their ways to conserve biodiversity.
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Arif Jafar was jailed for 47 days under the colonial-era law that has now been struck down.
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Party time in India after a court ruling which means gay sex is no longer a crime.
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Gay sex is now legal in India but attitudes in rural areas could take years to change.
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The lunchbox belonged to the last king of Hyderabad in India, once the world's richest man.
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Local reports also say one person died after a section of a bridge in Kolkata crashed down.
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Indian officials issue a public health alert as 11 people die of leptospirosis in two days.
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Mohammad Ashraf Dar was gunned down in his home for being a policeman in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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The bronze-clad statue in rural Gujarat will be nearly twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty.
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Some 1,000 people are in detention centres in India's Assam state after being declared foreigners.
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Cricket-crazy India opens up to other sports - look at the athletes who excelled at 2018 Asian Games.
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India's top court dismisses a Muslim group's complaint over a video that has gone viral this year.
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Some businesses in India have found that catering to the LGBT community makes financial sense.
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Police say those arrested gave inflammatory speeches, which sparked violence earlier this year.
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PV Sindhu has become the first Indian badminton player to win a silver medal at the Asian Games.
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Authorities in the south Indian state say a large number of snakes may be hiding in flooded homes.
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Their families could barely afford milk or meat – but they trained themselves to scale the mountain.
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As the monsoon rains begin to ease, a huge relief and clean-up continues in the Indian state.
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Cricket and dance are being combined in a project challenging gender stereotypes in rural India
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Striking drone images from South Africa, Mexico and India show shacks next to affluent suburbs.
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Heavy rainfall in the southern Indian state has been the worst the region has seen in a century.
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