The Latest Breaking News from India

The crisis sparked by the killing of 26 tourists in Kashmir is escalating into a full-blown conflict between the two nuclear-armed states.

The violence was the worst to erupt between the nuclear-armed neighbours and arch-foes in two decades.

Reform’s election success last week has seen troubled Labour MPs pushing for a U-turn on winter fuel payments and speculation over a ministerial reshuffle

Sotheby’s has postponed an auction of jewels associated with Buddha’s remains, originally scheduled for Wednesday, after the Indian government opposed the sale and demanded it be halted

Opposition politicians have criticised a provision in Tuesday’s deal exempting some temporary Indian workers from national insurance payments.

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Pakistan says India’s missile attacks on six locations killed at least eight people and wounded more than 35.

The escalation between the two nuclear-armed powers follows last month’s massacre of tourists in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir.

India’s foreign secretary has said the strikes on Pakistan were “a compulsion both to deter and to pre-empt”.

India’s foreign ministry holds press briefing in capital Delhi to share information about ‘terror camps’ targeted in overnight airstrikes