Rifat Fareed

At least two In­di­ans have died on Ukrain­ian front lines, re­veal­ing the des­per­a­tion caused by wide­spread job­less­ness.

Two years af­ter they brought the In­di­an cap­i­tal to a stand­still, farm­ers say the gov­ern­ment has be­trayed its promis­es.

Is­rael sus­pend­ed work per­mits for thou­sands of Pales­tini­ans af­ter Oc­to­ber 7. In­di­ans are queu­ing up to re­place them.

As In­di­an PM pre­pares for a lav­ish din­ner at the Lou­vre with Macron, New Del­hi gets clos­er to buy­ing more jets and subs.

Im­pov­er­ished labour­ers say de­spite record-break­ing tem­per­a­tures they have lit­tle choice but to work out­doors.

For as lit­tle as $35, In­di­an women and girls are be­ing sold by traf­fick­ers and forced into mar­riages against their will.

The wid­ow of a sol­dier whose body was found on Siachen Glac­i­er this sum­mer al­ways hoped he would ‘come home some­day’.

A mosque’s ap­pear­ance stirs mem­o­ries of dis­place­ment for peo­ple who lost their vil­lage when it was flood­ed 34 years ago.

Ma­jeed Kakroo was forced to aban­don the sport at the height of his ca­reer due to armed rebel threats.

Mul­ti-screen build­ing in Sri­na­gar be­gins show­ing movies more than two decades af­ter cin­e­mas were closed due to con­flict.