We have started to collect the most important news related to India in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Indian doctor held in Australia on terror charges before being freed says he will fight to return there.
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India end day four of the second Test on 10-0, needing just 63 more to beat England.
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Worsening floods affecting eastern India, Bangladesh and Nepal lead to millions of people fleeing their homes.
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Australian PM John Howard refuses to apologise to a cleared Indian doctor for holding him on terror charges.
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England reach 43-0 in their second innings, still 240 behind India, after a gruelling day in the field in the second Test at Trent Bridge.
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Indian Mohammed Haneef, accused in Australia of UK terrorist links, says he is relieved to have been cleared.
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A man extradited from India is charged with the rape and murder of teenager Hannah Foster in 2003.
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Eight left-wing protesters are shot dead by Indian police during a demonstration in Andhra Pradesh, officials say.
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An Indian doctor cleared of involvement in last month's failed bombings in the UK has left Australia.
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India lead England by 56 runs after reaching 254-3 in their first innings at Trent Bridge.
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England are dismissed for 198 on day two of the second Test against India.
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More and more bereaved Hindu wives are seeking refuge in India's "city of widows" says a report.
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India and the US reach a "historic" deal that would end America's three-decade ban on nuclear co-operation.
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An Indian court rules the man suspected of raping and murdering Hannah Foster should be returned to Britain.
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A special court in India sentences one of the alleged masterminds of the 1993 Mumbai bombings to death.
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The second Test between England and India at Trent Bridge will not start at 1100 BST.
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India's digital revolution underpins earnings at the country's top mobile phone provider Bharti Airtel.
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Authorities in India's north-eastern Manipur state begin killing poultry after an outbreak of bird flu.
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Batsman Sourav Ganguly misses India's indoor practice session ahead of the second Test.
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India's deal to implement a controversial nuclear pact with the US is approved by cabinet after months of talks.
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Pratibha Patil is sworn in as India's first woman president since the country gained independence from Britain.
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Bad light and rain forces a draw in the first Test with England one wicket from victory over India.
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Police in India find nearly 30 bags full of babies' body parts in a rubbish tip in eastern Orissa state.
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India, chasing 380, are 207-5 at lunch on the final day after England take two early wickets at Lord's.
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A notorious bandit has been shot dead by police in India after evading them for more than 30 years
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India will start the final day on 137-3, chasing 380 to beat England in the first Test at Lord's, after Kevin Pietersen hits 134.
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Pratibha Patil has won India's presidential election and will become the country's first female president, officials say.
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Test wicket as England hit back hard on day two of the first Test at Lord's.
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Authorities in India plan legal action against relatives of an old woman found abandoned on a rubbish tip.
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Members of the Indian parliament and state assemblies vote for the country's 13th president.
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England face a powerful India batting line-up in the first Test at Lord's starting on Thursday.
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The first death sentences are given in the 1993 serial bombings case in the Indian city of Mumbai.
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India expresses concern at the continued detention of an Indian doctor in Australia.
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Male promiscuity in India is fuelling the country's HIV epidemic, a female government minister says.
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The EU suspends a complaint to the World Trade Organization about India's import tariffs on beer, wine and spirits.
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An Indian doctor charged over failed UK bomb attacks is to stay in custody despite being granted bail.
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Indian plans to sell an attack helicopter to Burma threaten an EU arms embargo, a rights group says.
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Australian police charge an Indian doctor for his alleged involvement with attempted bombings in the UK.
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Australian police charge an Indian doctor for his alleged involvement with attempted bombings in London and Glasgow.
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India takes the first steps towards developing a national plan that will combat the effects of climate change.
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All pregnant women should officially register and get permission if they want an abortion, a minister says.
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Bureaucratic wrangling between India and Australia is hampering the inquiry into the failed UK bomb attacks.
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An Australian court hearing into a police request for more time to hold an Indian doctor is adjourned for two days.
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Indian software firm Infosys sees quarterly profits rise sharply on the back of new contracts.
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Security is tight in the Indian city of Mumbai on the first anniversary of the train blasts that killed 187, police say.
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Dozens of troops and Maoist insurgents die in clashes in the restive Indian state of Chhattisgarh, police say.
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Monsoon rainfall in the western Indian state of Gujarat prompts the state government to issue a floods red alert.
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Opposition leader Omar Abdullah survives an attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, police say.
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Australia police are given extra time to investigate an Indian doctor over the suspected UK bomb attempts.
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Former Indian PM Chandra Shekhar, who died from cancer on Sunday, is cremated.
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The first train between India and Bangladesh in more than four decades arrives in Dhaka from Calcutta.
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India's main stock index, the Sensex, bursts through the 15,000 mark to a record on optimism about growth.
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The number of people living with HIV/Aids in India is around half of previous official estimates, new figures say.
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An Indian baby girl who was buried alive is rescued when a farmer spots her hand sticking out of the soil.
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A woman in west India strips to her underwear in public as part of a dispute with her family over a dowry payment.
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At least 16 people die in floods caused by three days of monsoon rains in the Indian city of Calcutta.
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Armed residents of India's north-eastern Nagaland state burn villages in neighbouring Assam, police say.
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A 15-year-old Indian boy who allegedly performed surgery to set a record gives himself up to police.
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Australian police are granted two more days to hold an Indian doctor in connection with failed UK terror plots.
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Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee is to begin talks with Indian diplomats aimed improving ties with Africa.
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India could earn $40bn a year by March 2008 from information technology and outsourcing, a report says.
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An Indian doctor is detained at Brisbane airport and another man is questioned over failed UK car bombings.
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A letter written by Mahatma Gandhi is withdrawn from auction in London so it can be acquired by India.
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Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie and his Indian actress wife, Padma Lakshmi are divorcing 'at her request'.
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A woman officer belonging to the Indian army commits suicide in Indian-administered Kashmir, police says.
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India clinch their one-day series with South Africa 2-1 courtesy of a six-wicket victory in Belfast.
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Sachin Tendulkar passes 15,000 ODI runs as India beat South Africa by six wickets in Belfast.
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The pollution control board in India's north-eastern state of Assam tells refineries to clean up their act.
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Shares in Paris-based consultancy Capgemini and Indian software firm Infosys Technologies jump on reports of a possible merger.
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Thirteen people die in clashes between militants and security forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Wildlife officials in eastern India are to use satellites to track endangered gharial crocs.
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The Sydney Opera House and India's Red Fort are among new sites added to the UN's World Heritage list.
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A leading Bollywood male singer apologises for wearing a burqa inside a Muslim shrine in India.
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Two Indian soldiers are paraded naked for allegedly attempting to rape a girl in Kashmir, police say.
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Maoist rebels in India burn down a railway station on the second day of protests against the government.
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Jacques Kallis hits an unbeaten 91 to guide South Africa to a four-wicket win
over India in Belfast.
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People in India and Pakistan struggle to cope with the effects of days of rain that have left 350 dead.
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Maoist rebels in India kidnap two people and blow up railway tracks in protest against the government.
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Nine Muslims get life prison sentences in the Indian state of Gujarat for the killing of the state's former home minister.
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Heavy rain and floods kill at least 45 people in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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The ruling left coalition in the Indian state of West Bengal completes a country record of 30 years in power.
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Officials in southern India investigate reports that a doctor couple let their teenage son perform surgery.
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More than 600 prisoners are freed from India's biggest prison, in Delhi, because of overcrowding, officials say.
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A court in India convicts 14 Hindus of killing Muslims during bloody religious riots nearly 20 years ago.
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A court in India suspends the extradition of a man wanted for trial in the UK over the rape and murder of Hannah Foster.
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Militants in Nigeria reportedly free 10 Indians more than two weeks after their abduction near Port Harcourt.
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Police in India arrest the owner of a clinic near Delhi on suspicion of illegally aborting female foetuses.
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Staff at India's state-run domestic airline have called off a strike that caused flight chaos, officials say.
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The Indian Olympic Association says it has an agreement to stage a Grand Prix in New Delhi from 2009.
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A strike at India's state-run domestic airlines enters its second day, with more cancelled fights.
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Thousands of staff at India's state-run domestic airline go on strike, disrupting air travel across the country.
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A strike called by a tribal youth group to oppose the mining of uranium in part of northern India causes severe disruption.
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At least 97 people are killed in mudslides in Bangladesh, while officials in India say a heat wave may be coming to an end.
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Graham Ford rejects the chance to become India coach and will remain Kent director of cricket.
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A curfew is in force in a town in India's Manipur state after 15 people died in ethnic clashes.
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Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan join Indian stars in Sheffield for Bollywood's biggest awards ceremony.
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An Argentine court rejects a request by India to extradite a suspect in the Bofors corruption case.
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The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh bans the propagation of other religions in holy places across the state.
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Estimates for the number of people in India with HIV/Aids may be exaggerated, a leading Aids worker says.
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A new meningitis vaccine could end devastating epidemics in India and Africa, work suggests.
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