Indian PM Narendra Modi to visit President Vladimir Putin in first bilateral meet since re-election
The Indian prime minister's visit will be his first one to the Kremlin in five years.
Police say six arrested after 121 killed in stampede at Indian religious event
About 250,000 people had gathered despite event organisers having approval for only 80,000.
How did a religious gathering in India turn into a deadly stampede that killed 121?
At least 121 people die in a stampede after a large religious gathering in northern India. Here is what we know about what happened.
Over 100 killed during Hindu festival stampede in India
A deadly crowd surge broke out when a religious event in Uttar Pradesh exceeded capacity by three times.
Chaos at hospital after Hindu festival stampede in India
Bodies are transported to a Uttar Pradesh hospital after over 100 people were killed in a stampede in a village in Hathras district.
More than 100 killed during stampede at religious gathering in India
A deadly stampede broke out at a religious festival in north India, killing at least 100 people and hospitalising more than 150.
India Cotton: New opportunities for Australian cotton
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England's T20 World Cup defence goes up in smoke as India ends decade-long drought
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India's government deploys water tankers to the capital's poorest areas, but it's not enough. The desperate situation sees private suppliers selling water at exorbitant prices.
Perth man allegedly hired hit men in India in attempt to kill father-in-law
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Cashed-up foreign buyers are buying more Australian property, but it's just a fraction of the market
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Australia in danger of T20 World Cup exit after 'disappointing' loss to India in crucial clash
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Mitchell Starc's potential return the big question for Australia heading into crucial World Cup clash with India
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The billionaire family sentenced to jail for exploiting workers
Four members of the UK's richest family are sentenced to jail in Switzerland for seizing their workers' passports, barring them from going out and making them work up to 18 hours a day.
Hundreds killed as extreme heat grips Northern Hemisphere
Record temperatures in recent days are causing hundreds of deaths across Asia, Europe and America, as scientists warn climate change is fuelling more extreme temperature peaks.
Alleged bootleggers arrested after dozens die from tainted alcohol in India
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Indian man pleads not guilty to Sikh assassination plot in New York
US federal prosecutors accuse Nikhil Gupta of plotting with an Indian government official to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a US resident who advocates for a sovereign Sikh state in northern India.
At least 13 people dead, several feared trapped in passenger and goods train collision in India
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'They're already here, they're already interfering': Indian intelligence accused of threatening Australians
The long arm of the Indian state is reaching Australians with threats against members of the Indian diaspora, the amassing of political power, and never-before-reported details of a "nest of spies".
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At least 49 foreign workers killed in Kuwait building fire
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Narendra Modi sworn in as Indian Prime Minister for historic third time
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