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Visitors in India can get the royal treatment with a stay in a suite at the City Palace of Jaipur, the personal home of Indian prince Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh.

Officials said at least 12 people were injured in the collision, while the MMTS driver was reportedly trapped inside a mangled train cabin for up to eight hours before being pulled from the wreckage.

Pollution in New Delhi peaked this month, reaching levels not seen in three years. In some parts of the city, the Air Quality Index approached 1,000—more than three times what is considered hazardous.

"We are investigating the case and a manhunt has been launched to trace the two accused teachers who have fled," a police inspector said about the probe into the sexual assault suspects.

During this time private cars with even number plates will only be permitted to drive on even dates and private cars with odd number plates will be restricted to odd dates.

In the biggest card dump in history, dark web site Joker's Stash has listed 1.3 million Indian credit and debit cards for sale, in an online shop that is valued at $130 million.

Diwali, also called the "festival of lights," is a joyous occasion that calls for people to extend good wishes to their family and friends.

If you hear "Diwali" and think of Michael Scott, now's a good time to brush up on your knowledge of the festival.

"Eight million people made to live in a siege, it's a slap on the face of the international community," Pakistani ambassador to the U.S. Asad Majeed Khan told Newsweek.

The social media giant complied with more take-down requests from Indian officials than any other country, a study by the Committee to Protect Journalists showed.

A private college in India apologized after students were seen wearing boxes on their heads during an exam —a plan supposedly devised to prevent cheating.

A tiger saved from a poacher's trap by Indian animal rescuers will be the first of its kind to receive a prosthetic paw.

China "supports the Pakistani side" and says "the rights and wrongs are clear" in Kashmir, but there's an even wider game of geopolitical competition playing out in Asia.

Indian-born Asim Umar had been the head of al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) since 2014.

Among the victims of Jolly Shaju's string of poisonings were her husband, her in-laws and a two-year-old child.

Four people drowned after they stood waist-deep in water near the Pambar Dam in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

Pakistani's Azad Kashmir President Masood Khan recently told Newsweek a war with India would "be tantamount to nuclear Armageddon."

Critics called for her to be banned from visiting India, but the professor was resolute that her words were based on facts.

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Wednesday that all Indians have access to toilets, but experts don't agree with his claims.

The study quantifies just how catastrophic and wide-reaching a nuclear conflict between the two nations would be.

"Any military exchange will not remain limited, it can and we fear it would escalate to the nuclear level, that is tantamount to nuclear armageddon," Azad Kashmir President Masood Khan tells Newsweek.

NASA photographs found no sign of Vikram, India's first lunar lander which is presumed to have crashed on the moon.

"Supposing a country seven times smaller than its neighbor is faced with the choice: either you surrender, or you fight for your freedom till death," Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan told the U.N.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said India has "threatened the peace and security of the region" through their "unilateral, illegal action" against Kashmir.

Mahatma Gandhi's grandson Rajmohan Gandhi and Pakistani American rock musician Salman Ahmad call for "strategic, realistic and nonviolent noncooperation with the government of India" in Kashmir.

The evangelical leader also suggested that persecuted Indians should pray for Modi in the hope it will prompt him to better protect religious minorities.

A Pakistani cabinet member tells Newsweek he is "extremely worried about an escalation" from India in response to the situation in Kashmir.

During the Day of Ashura, Shiite Muslims engage in acts of self-flagellation, cutting, chest-beating and face-slapping.

Security officers at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi stopped 32-year-old Jayesh Patel, who dyed his beard and hair gray to look decades older.

"Since the launch of Chandrayaan-2 on July 22, 2019, not only India but the whole world watched its progress from one phase to the next with great expectations and excitement," India's Space Research Organisation (ISRO) wrote in a statement Saturday.