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By Andrew Clarence in Delhi & Simon Fraser in London BBC News Kashmir tensions A court in India has

SpiceJet: Passengers stranded as India airline hit by ransomware attack

India’s SpiceJet airline said its systems faced an “attempted ransomware attack” on Tuesday, delaying flights and leaving many stranded at

By Vikas Pandey BBC News, Delhi Russia-Ukraine war Leaders of the Quad nations are meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday

Indian tycoon Ratan Tata is being praised on social media for travelling in one of the world’s cheapest cars. The

India’s top court has sentenced cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu to one year in prison in a decades-old road rage case.

By Sharanya Hrishikesh & Meryl Sebastian BBC News, Delhi Climate change An intense heatwave is sweeping through northern India

By Zoya Mateen BBC News, Delhi Who does Urdu belong to? India’s right-wing seems to think it’s a foreign import,

India’s Supreme Court has put a controversial colonial-era sedition law on hold that critics say is used to stifle dissent.

India’s aviation minister has said he is investigating a domestic airline after it allegedly refused to let a disabled teenager

By Calum McKay & Katie Hunter BBC Scotland The detention of a Scottish Sikh man in India has no legal