India’s Manipur state saw a resurgence of lawlessness exactly three months after ethnic strife first erupted on May 3, leaving 23 people wounded on Thursday, media reported yesterday citing officials.

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India’s Supreme Court today stayed the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a criminal defamation case filed by a BJP legislator over the former’s remark about the “Modi surname”.

A mob of majority Meitei community of Manipur broke into a state police armoury and took away weapons, including assault rifles and over 19,000 bullets of various calibres in a fresh incident of arms looting yesterday, the Indian media reported today citing officials.

Indian authorities yesterday enhanced security at sensitive places in Delhi following a second night of communal violence.

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India’s Supreme Court has begun hearing a clutch of petitions challenging the constitutionality of the legislation passed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in 2019 that stripped disputed Indian-administered Kashmir’s semi-autonomy.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to be a virtual participant at a summit of BRICS nations in South Africa later this month rather than attend in person, sources in New Delhi told Reuters.

Indian authorities today enhanced security at sensitive places in Delhi following a second night of communal violence

Stepping up its campaign on the Manipur issue, India’s opposition leaders today met President Droupadi Murmu in New Delhi to seek her intervention in the matter

India’s Supreme Court today began hearing on a batch of petitions challenging government’s abrogation of Article 370 of the constitution.

At least five people, including two police personnel, were killed in communal clashes that erupted on Monday around 50km south of the Indian capital New Delhi, police officials told Reuters yesterday.

India’s Supreme Court yesterday came down heavily on the Manipur government as well as the police over the “complete break down of constitutional machinery” in the strife-torn state from May till July.

India’s Supreme Court today said there is complete breakdown of law and order and constitutional machinery in ethnic riot-hit Manipur

The no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government will be debated in the Lok Sabha, the Lower House of Indian parliament, from August 8 to 10

At least five people were killed yesterday in clashes that erupted in the Indian state of Haryana over an attempt to stop a Hindu outfit’s procession in the states Nuh district.

India's spacecraft carrying the country's third unmanned mission to the moon began its journey towards its destination today after it exited Earth's orbit and entered the lunar orbit, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said

At least 15 workers were crushed to death when a girder-installation machine fell on them at the site of an under-construction Expressway linking Mumbai with Nagpur city in the western state of Maharashtra's Thane today, the Indian media reported citing police

Tension ran high in Nuh in the northern Indian state of Haryana as some criminals threw stones and set cars on fire during a religious procession yesterday, Indian media reported citing the police

India’s Supreme Court yesterday pulled up the Manipur police over the delay in filing of the FIR after the horrific video of two tribal women being paraded naked surfaced on May 4.