Al JazeeraMike Pompeo Pompeo meets Indian leader amid trade tensionsAl JazeeraIndia imposed tariffs on American products on June 16 in retaliation for the US ending India's special trade status. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo began official meetings in India's capital on Wednesday
Al JazeeraMuzaffarpur Tears, outrage as 'brain fever' kills over 150 children in IndiaAl Jazeera - Bilal KuchayWith encephalitis deaths mounting in Muzaffarpur district, the crisis exposes Bihar state's neglected health sector. Muzaffarpur, Bihar - On June 16, Krishna Kumar Verma, a farmer in Muzaffarpur's Raghavpur
Al JazeeraKashmir Pakistani wives of former Kashmir rebels struggle to surviveAl Jazeera - Rifat FareedHaving joined a rehabilitation scheme with their husbands, women say India denies them travel and employment rights. Shopian, Indian-administered Kashmir - For six years, the only way Shabeena Naz could
Al JazeeraWorld News 'Obvious religious hatred': Muslim man in India lynched on videoAl JazeeraA 10-minute video shows dozens of men beating Tabrez Ansari in the latest suspected case of religious violence. Indian police say they have arrested 11 people over the torture of a Muslim man who later
Al JazeeraWorld News India rejects critical US religious freedom reportAl JazeeraState Department report says senior BJP officials made 'inflammatory speeches' against religious minorities last year. India has hit out at a report by the United States saying religious intolerance was
Al JazeeraViral Acharya Indian central bank deputy governor Acharya resigns earlyAl JazeeraViral Acharya is resigning six months before end of his term after clashing with PM Modi over the bank's independence. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor Viral Acharya has resigned six months
Al JazeeraCPI The death of the Indian leftAl Jazeera - Tamoghna HalderThe Left Front failed miserably at the last election. Does this mean there is no future for leftist politics in India? Over the past few weeks, there has been much lamentation in progressive Indian circles
Al JazeeraDrought India drought: Delayed monsoon cripples villagesAl Jazeera - Elizabeth PuranamNearly three-quarters of the state of Maharashtra is suffering from drought and crop failure. Large parts of India are suffering their worst drought in decades, affecting its farming sector. The failure
Al JazeeraReserve Bank of India Banking in India: Why many people still don't use their accountsAl Jazeera - Tish SangheraDespite a big government push to sign up bank-account holders, many hurdles prevent people from using them. Mumbai, India: About three years ago, Gautam More received a no-frills bank account under an
Al JazeeraInternational Yoga Day How yoga diplomacy helps India assert its rising global influenceAl JazeeraOn International Yoga Day, Modi uses one of India's most popular exports to mark his nation's rising place in the world. If China has panda diplomacy, India has yoga, an ancient discipline first practised
Al JazeeraMiddle East Can India kick its imported oil habit?Al JazeeraUS sanctions against Iran mean India is losing out on a key source of cheap oil, likely hurting government finances. Mumbai, India - Across the water from Mumbai's main peninsula, in an office building
Al JazeeraMuzaffarpur All about the mysterious 'brain fever' killing children in IndiaAl JazeeraExperts dumbfounded by encephalitis outbreak, commonly known as brain fever, in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district. More than 110 children in India, most from poor rural families, have died this month from a
Al JazeeraWorld News Modi to Khan: Trust key to boosting India-Pakistan relationsAl JazeeraNormalised ties require 'environment of free of terror, violence and hostility', Indian PM tells Pakistani counterpart. Islamabad, Pakistan - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told his Pakistani
Al JazeeraWorld News India art exhibition showcase painting by vulnerable childrenAl JazeeraArt provides an escape for the children who have escaped abuse, lived on the streets, been trafficked or forced to work. An art exhibition has opened in India's capital, New Delhi, showcasing work by children.
Al JazeeraWorld News India is running out of water, fastAl JazeeraDelayed monsoon rains highlight fragility of the water supply in the deeply agrarian South Asian country. At least 21 cities in India, including capital New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, will
Al JazeeraIndia US tells India it's mulling caps on skilled worker visas: ReutersAl JazeeraThe US wants to restrict H-1B visas for countries that force firms to store data locally, sources tell Reuters. The United States has told India it is considering caps on H-1B work visas for nations that
Al JazeeraChennai Water crisis grips India's ChennaiAl JazeeraHotels, restaurants close as taps run dry amid city's heatwave, with temperatures soaring over 40C. Chennai, one of India's largest cities, is in the grip of a crisis as water supplies run low. Water in
Al JazeeraWorld News India's heatwave turns deadlyAl JazeeraOver 180 people killed in eastern state of Bihar, which is witnessing the second longest heatwave on record. A heatwave in the eastern Indian state of Bihar has killed 184 people this season and 78 since
Al JazeeraEast India Encephalitis kills more than 100 children in India's Bihar stateAl JazeeraOpposition accuses government of neglecting children's health as encephalitis outbreak kills scores in Bihar state. More than 100 children in the Indian state of Bihar - home to some of the country's health
Al JazeeraWorld News India reels under worst drought in decades, heat kills dozensAl JazeeraWestern state of Maharashtra witnesses worst drought in 47 years, while intense heat kills dozens in impoverished Bihar. Almost half of India - an area home to more than 500 million people - is facing
Al JazeeraCricket World Cup 'Electric': How India-Pakistan match played out in the standsAl Jazeera - Faras GhaniTwo-time winners India sealed a convincing win over neighbours and archrival Pakistan in the 2019 Cricket World Cup. Manchester, United Kingdom – A capacity crowd, a batting masterclass and a sea of blue
Al JazeeraTariffs India to impose retaliatory tariffs on 28 US goodsAl JazeeraIndia will impose higher retaliatory tariffs on 28 United States products including almonds, apples and walnuts from Sunday, following Washington's withdrawal of key trade privileges for New Delhi. The
Al JazeeraImran Khan Pakistan's PM Imran Khan weighs in on cricket lineupAl JazeeraCricket star-turned prime minister, Khan led Pakistan to the Cricket World Cup title in 1992. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has weighed in on the selection of the national XI for the highly anticipated
Al JazeeraCricket World Cup Cricket World Cup: India, Pakistan rivalry set to be renewedAl Jazeera - Faras GhaniTwo sides take on each other in the World Cup, just months after calls for it to be cancelled following Pulwama attack. Manchester, United Kingdom - Barely four months after almost going to war, Pakistan
Al JazeeraModi Modi's economic paradox: Strong growth, but where are the jobs?Al JazeeraIndia's Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a landslide election, but then the bad news started to flow: India is no longer the fastest-growing large economy and the jobless rate rose to a 45-year high. what
Al JazeeraWorld News India journalists decry 'escalating attacks' on press freedomAl Jazeera - Vaibhav VatsRecent arrests appear to follow a pattern of attacks on press freedom since Modi's ascension to power, journalists say. New Delhi, India - On the afternoon of June 8, two plain-clothes policemen arrived
Al JazeeraReserve Bank of India Life after demonetisation: How India's poor are paying the priceAl Jazeera - Indrajit BasuMore than two years on, many of India's poor are still dealing with the effects of PM Narendra Modi's financial reforms. New Delhi, India - It was nearly midday on a recent morning, and Anil Pradhan was
Al JazeeraIndia India set to slap retaliatory tariffs on US goods: ReutersAl JazeeraThe move would follow Trump's decision to revoke key trading privileges for New Dehli. India is preparing to impose higher tariffs on some imports from the United States including almonds, walnuts and
Al JazeeraPakistan Super League Cricket World Cup: The rise of the Bharat and Stani ArmiesAl Jazeera - David CoxMeet the groups of supporters following India and Pakistan as the two rivals meet in the World Cup on Sunday. When 23-year-old Rakesh Patel arrived at Old Trafford cricket stadium to watch the World Cup
