Indian Ministry of External Affairs Says Disengagement on Border With China Not Completed

The disengagement process along the Line of Actual Control between China and India is still ongoing following the recent deadly clashes on the border between the two countries, Indian Ministry of External Affairs representative Anurag Srivastava said on Thursday.

Pakistan-controlled Kashmir : Pakistan dismisses new Indian Army Chief's statement

Pakistan on Thursday rejected the new Indian Army Chief, Lt Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane's statement about pre-emptive strikes inside Pakistan administered Kashmir region.

Death toll rises to 143 following Indian storms

A series of powerful super storms that tore through India this week have killed 143 people, as officials warned the death toll could rise with more extreme weather expected.

We Are 'Not Interested' in US F-35 Fighters: Indian Air Force Chief

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has once again denied reports that it is interested in procuring Lockheed Martin's F-35 fighter jets. IAF chief B. S. Dhanoa has categorically rubbished such reports in a section of the Indian media.

Pakistan Summons Indian Diplomat Over Truce Violations in Kashmir

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry summoned on Tuesday Indian Deputy High Commissioner Shri J.P. Singh over ceasefire violations along the line of control in the disputed region of Jammu and Kashmir, the ministry said in a statement.

Pakistan says Indian firing kills 5 civilians, injures 22 in three days

Pakistan said on Saturday that Indian cross-border firing has killed five civilians and injured 22 others in three days.

Eight dead as Kashmir base raid ends after 36 hours

A marathon gun battle at a paramilitary base in Indian-administered Kashmir has ended after almost 36 hours, with the killing of the last remaining gunman fighting off Indian security forces.

India, Pakistan exchange list of nuclear installations

India and Pakistan on Monday exchanged lists of their nuclear installations, as agreed by the two countries in a deal signed in 1988.

"India and Pakistan today exchanged, through diplomatic channels simultaneously at New Delhi and Islamabad, the list of nuclear installations and facilities covered under the Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations between India and Pakistan," the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement. (EFE/EPA)

India says it won't close embassy in North Korea

India said it plans to maintain its embassy in North Korea, citing a need to keep channels of communication open with the reclusive state.

Tillerson visits India seeking help fighting Taliban in Afghanistan - cooling of tensions between India and Pakistan

 U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited India Tuesday -- part of a multi-day trip to Asia and the Middle East that officials say is designed to cement a relationship instrumental in ending the war in Afghanistan.

Militants attack border guards camp in Indian-controlled Kashmir

In a predawn attack, militants on Tuesday entered a camp of Border Security Force (BSF) in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir, police said.

22 dead, nearly 40 injured in Mumbai bridge stampede

At least 22 people are dead and nearly 40 people were injured at Mumbai's Elphinstone railway station in a bridge stampede on Friday.

L'Inde et la Chine mettent fin à une confrontation dans l'Himalaya

L'Inde et la Chine ont annoncé lundi un désengagement militaire sur un plateau himalayen stratégique, mettant fin à plus de deux mois de confrontation dans cette zone entre les deux géants asiatiques.

Au moins 28 morts et 15 disparus dans un glissement de terrain en Inde

Deux bus ont été ensevelis par un glissement de terrain dimanche dans l'Etat d'Himachal Pradesh, au nord-ouest de l'Inde. Au moins 28 personnes y ont trouvé la mort. Une quinzaine de passagers sont toujours portés disparus.

Plateau du Doklam: Pékin brandit la menace d'une guerre avec l'Inde

Depuis près d'un mois, le plateau du Doklam est au centre de tensions croissantes entre la Chine et l'Inde.
L'Inde doit retirer ses militaires du territoire chinois si elle ne veut pas faire face à une guerre, a déclaré le chef du Centre de coopération internationale pour la sécurité auprès du ministère chinois de la Défense, le colonel Zhou Bo.

China urges India to give up unattainable fantasy and immediately withdraw its troops

China urged India on Monday to give up impractical "illusory thinking" and immediately withdraw its troops that have crossed into Chinese territory.

IRAN: Saudi fishing boat confiscated in Bushehr waters

Manager of Public Relations Department of Bushehr Fisheries Ardeshir Yarahmadi said on Saturday that the IRGC navy forces confiscated a Saudi fishing boat around Farsi Islands in Bushehr waters.

China demands India withdraw troops from disputed Himalayan territory

China has reiterated its calls for India to withdraw troops from a disputed territory in the Himalayan mountains, to avoid an "escalation of the situation." It comes after China recently staged live-fire drills in the region.

Indian home minister reviews security situation of Indian-controlled Kashmir

India's Federal Home Minister Rajnath Singh has taken stock of the security situation in restive Indian-controlled Kashmir in the wake of a militant attack that killed seven Hindu pilgrims and wounded 19 others, officials said.

Modi to become first Indian prime minister to visit Israel

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Israel today, marking the first time a sitting Indian prime minister will visit the Jewish state.