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Disabled air traveller 'told to remove trousers'
Authorities at India's Kolkata airport apologise to disability activists Kuhu Das and Jeeja Ghosh.
India and Pakistan trade blame for Kashmir firing
The nuclear-armed rivals exchanged fire across the de facto border, a fresh escalation of tensions.
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Two Indian call centres have been shut in connection with the scam, which has seen victims lose thousands.
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School officials in the Indian state of Karnataka apologise after bizarre images from exams go viral.
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Expelled nun 'denied justice' by Vatican
Sister Lucy Kalappura was expelled after protesting against an Indian bishop accused of rape.
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Disabled air traveller 'told to remove trousers'
Authorities at India's Kolkata airport apologise to disability activists Kuhu Das and Jeeja Ghosh.
India and Pakistan trade blame for Kashmir firing
The nuclear-armed rivals exchanged fire across the de facto border, a fresh escalation of tensions.
Video 2 minutes 17 seconds
'I lost £4,000 in a call centre scam'
Two Indian call centres have been shut in connection with the scam, which has seen victims lose thousands.
Students wear cardboard boxes in exams
School officials in the Indian state of Karnataka apologise after bizarre images from exams go viral.
Does Huawei's future lie with India after US ban?
India's massive wireless market could make it critical for the future of the Chinese tech giant.
Expelled nun 'denied justice' by Vatican
Sister Lucy Kalappura was expelled after protesting against an Indian bishop accused of rape.
India's digital sprint is leaving millions behind
For every urban Indian who has access to the internet, there is at least one rural Indian who does not.
India and Pakistan trade blame for Kashmir firing
The nuclear-armed rivals exchanged fire across the de facto border, a fresh escalation of tensions.
Video 2 minutes 17 seconds
'I lost £4,000 in a call centre scam'
Two Indian call centres have been shut in connection with the scam, which has seen victims lose thousands.
Students wear cardboard boxes in exams
School officials in the Indian state of Karnataka apologise after bizarre images from exams go viral.
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