NEW DELHI (AFP) - - The Indian media hailed a court ruling to decriminalise gay sex and urged the government to respond by striking a colonial-era ban on homosexuality from the statute books. More »
SRINAGAR, India (AFP) - - India withdrew paramilitary forces from a curfew-bound town in Kashmir on Wednesday in an apparent bid to defuse tensions after clashes with protesters left four people dead. More »
MUMBAI (AFP) - - India's first regional unit for specialist anti-terror troops has opened in Mumbai, fulfilling a government pledge after criticisms of the military's slow response to last year's attacks on the city. More »
LONDON (AFP) - - A British news outlet has released footage of a police interview with a Pakistani man on trial over last year's Mumbai attacks, in which he admitted working for militant group Laskhar-e-Taiba (LeT). More »
NEW DELHI (AFP) - - India is set to review its long-standing laws barring gay sex, in a move that could decriminalise homosexuality in the largely conservative country, a report said Sunday. More »
NEW DELHI (AFP) - - At first glance, the Indian Coffee House in New Delhi looks more like a decrepit school cafeteria than a venerable gathering spot for the city's intelligentsia. More »
TRIESTE, Italy (Reuters) - The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan met in Italy to discuss terrorism and strained ties on Friday, in the second high-level bilateral talks since November's Mumbai attacks. More »
MUMBAI (AFP) - - India's top vehicle maker Tata Motors on Friday posted an annual loss, blaming the slump on a fall in sales of its British luxury marque Land Rover as the global downturn sapped demand. More »
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DHAKA (AFP) - - Hundreds of thousands displaced by a cyclone in Bangladesh could be homeless until the monsoon season ends in three months, aid workers and the UN warn, despite government assurances most have returned home. More »

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