Kashmiri politicians, business owners, activists and scholars are among those swept up as India tightens its grip — critics say illegally — on the territory.
Indian authorities say life is returning to normal in Kashmir. But thousands of people have been detained, and the military still patrols the streets, firing pellet guns and tear gas to quell protests.
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A million electric rickshaws sprang up out of nowhere and are now being used by 60 million people a day. The government and vehicle makers are struggling to catch up.
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Four million people in one state are at risk of being denied citizenship in a government campaign critics say is driven by a Hindu nationalist agenda.
After putting the region on lockdown for two weeks, the government said schools would reopen on Monday and phone service would be gradually restored.
Mines are closing, and middlemen are being squeezed. But don’t expect bargains at the jewelry counter.
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The Indian government has confined about seven million Kashmiris to their homes and imposed a complete communications blackout.
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Pharmacists can’t restock medicines; workers aren’t being paid. But the government still loves to block the internet for “peace and tranquillity.”
When the British tried to take control of the northern Indian town of Jhansi, Queen Laxmibai trained and led her own army, and was killed in battle.
When the British tried to take control of the northern Indian town of Jhansi, Queen Laxmibai trained and led her own army, and was killed in battle.
At Beautycon, the actress was confronted about her endorsement of the Indian Armed Forces on Twitter.
The Trump administration has taken a hands-off approach to conflicts — from Kashmir to Hong Kong to the rivalry between Japan and South Korea — as Asian officials escalate the battles.
The torrential rains led to landslides in the countryside and inundated cities, electrocuting some residents and burying others under mud.
The government says “the most obvious option is for India to loosen its stranglehold on Kashmir and act in the spirit and the letter of international law.” Also: Corporate ethics; museum workers’ pay.
A firsthand look inside Kashmir, the contested region the Indian government has all but cut off from the outside world, found a population that is feeling besieged and furious.
Threatened with sanctions over its ties to militants, and with the cost of war perilously high, Pakistan has little recourse diplomatically or militarily.
The decision by India’s Hindu nationalist government to revoke the autonomy of the disputed region brings a decades-long conflict to a tipping point.
Ms. Swaraj, a right-wing politician and the second woman to serve as India’s external affairs minister, was known for her good-humored social media presence.
Demonstrations against the move to revoke the disputed region’s special status had broken out ahead of the speech by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
For India’s new rulers, Muslim-majority Kashmir was the perfect place to announce the rise of India’s new muscular nationalism and unabashed majoritarianism.
Subjugating an entire people wasn’t enough for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Central banks in India, Thailand and New Zealand cut interest rates in what one analyst called “defensive action” amid fears of worsening U.S.-China tensions.
Prime Minister Imran Khan denounced his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, for promoting “an ideology that puts Hindus above all other religions.”
The prime minister says that eliminating Kashmir’s autonomy was just a reorganization. Others see an attack on India’s secular identity and a historic blow to its democracy.
By revoking the special status of the mountainous territory, India is courting conflict with Pakistan.
Una guía a los orígenes del conflicto entre India y Pakistán, después de la movilización de tropas indias y de un anuncio que aumentó las tensiones.
Bijayini Satpathy, famous for her work with the Indian company Nrityagram, has decided to strike out on her own “before it was too late.”
The Supreme Court ordered police protection for a woman who accused a politician of rape. She was critically injured in a car crash that he is suspected of orchestrating.
The woman who accused a powerful Indian lawmaker of rape was critically injured in a car crash. Her family suspects foul play.
V.G. Siddhartha beat Starbucks to dominate India’s retail coffee industry, but he also faced growing debt and pressure from the tax authorities.
More than 20 countries, including neighboring Pakistan and Bangladesh, have banned the practice.
“Indis” are everywhere in the country, and come in all shapes and sizes. But they’re not exactly pets.
According to a government estimate, the country now has about 3,000 Bengal tigers, a third more than it had in 2014.