India on Monday slammed a UN rights office report over the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that it is merely a continuation of the earlier "false and motivated" narrative. India also mentioned that the report completely ignores the core issue of cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan.

Nine Indian origin people have reportedly been missing since twin shootings at two mosques in New Zealand, said the Indian envoy. 49 people, including two Indians, were killed in the terror attack.

The government on India on Wednesday said that it expects an 'immediate and safe return' of Indian Air Force pilot in Pakistan's custody. In a demarche, India also lodged a strong protest at what it called an "unprovoked act of aggression by Pakistan", saying its jets targeted military installations in India.

Nine airports that have been closed owing to the tension along India-Pakistan border have been resumed. The DGCA has ordered to resume commercial flight services in airports at Srinagar, Jammu, Leh, Pathankot, Amritsar, Shimla, Kangra, Kullu Manali and Pithoragarh. Meanwhile, Bahrain's Gulf Air says all flights to and from Pakistan has been suspended with immediate effect due to the closure of Pakistani airspace.

A MIG 21 pilot is missing after India's fighter jet crashed on Pakistan's land on Wednesday, said MEA. Pakistan claims that the pilot is in their custody, however, India is checking the facts and information.

The Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday replied strongly to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remark on the minorities, saying it is an “egregious insult to all citizens of India.”

It looks like you may have to register yourself with the government first before you decide to move abroad for work or pursue studies.

As the United Kingdom Okayed documents to extradite Vijay Mallya to India, the government expressed gratitude and mentioned that they are awaiting an early completion of legal process which can help them in bringing him back to India soon.

The Ministry of Home Affairs in India has reportedly approved Aadhaar as a valid ID proof for travelling in Nepal and Bhutan. The 12-digit unique identification number will act as official document for Indians below the age of 15, and senior citizens above 65.

On the occasion of Independence Day, the Ministry of External Affairs announced that India will provide medical visas to all bona fide Pakistan patients.