Indian Government
Why Bilkis Bano’s rapists should be behind bars
Men who raped Bilkis Bano during 2002 Gujarat riots allowed to walk free on the same day that PM Modi promised to make the nation a better place for women.
Legal notice seeks Momen's resignation in 48hrs over “controversial remark”
A Supreme Court lawyer today (August 21, 2022) served a legal notice asking Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen to voluntarily resign from the office in 48 hours for his recent "controversial comment".
India criticises OIC for ‘unwarranted’ comments on Jammu and Kashmir
India today (May 16, 2022) criticised the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for its "unwarranted" comments on the delimitation exercise in Jammu and Kashmir.
India set to launch satellite for border security
India is all set to use space technology in a big way, including by launching a satellite for exclusive use of the Home Ministry, to tone up border security and management.
Indian govt for live streaming court hearings
In a ground-breaking move to bring in more transparency in judiciary, the Indian government recommends its apex court to live stream court proceedings across the country.
Onion price expected to come down
Onion prices are set to drop further in the country as the Indian government has withdrawn the fixed minimum price on its export.
Minorities from Bangladesh to get right to buy properties in India
Indian government approves a number of facilities including permission to purchase land for its residents from Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan who are living in India on Long Term Visa (LTV).
ICCWT20: Pakistan confirms participation in tournament
Pakistan will take part in the World Twenty20 after receiving security assurances from the Indian government.
Delhi pollution: City to allow vehicles based on number plates
Delhi local government says private vehicles with odd and even registration numbers will only be allowed to operate on alternate days to curb pollution.
India government sues Nestle for $100m over Maggi noodles
India is suing Nestle for $100m (£64m) over "unfair trade practices" that caused damage to consumers through misleading advertisements related to its Maggi noodles product.
Indian minister asks BSF to stop cattle smuggling
Following an anti-beef movement by the Indian government, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has instructed Border Security Force (BSF) to stop cattle smuggling so that Bangladeshis stop eating beef.
India opposition MPs march against land law changes
Opposition MPs in India marches to the presidential palace to protest against a controversial land acquisition bill.
