Violence strikes, and India’s farmers want you to see it
A year on, protesters against the country’s agricultural laws are taking an increasingly confrontational approach with the country’s leaders
More than 200 million people will be eligible in the country for their second COVID-19 dose in late January
The nation promotes the achievement in song and video even as a recent drop in inoculations worries healthcare providers
For 11 months, tens of thousands of farmers have camped out on highways around the capital New Delhi to oppose the three new agricultural laws
His participation in the summit is seen as a boost for efforts to agree steeper emissions cuts to tackle global warming
More than 30 people have been killed after a rise in violence in Kashmir in recent weeks
After the cost of fuel and edible oils hit record highs, Indian consumers like Patil are likely to be further squeezed by a rally in onion prices after heavy rainfall
Hundreds of them flee the Himalayan valley after a wave of targeted killings, security officials say
A spate of militant attacks on civilians and a widespread crackdown by security forces has left 33 people dead in the region since early October
Critics say an Indian state’s campaign to expel longtime residents on government land marks the ruling party’s latest campaign against Muslims
