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An 'unhappy marriage' that has saved thousands of lives
Uma cared for her ailing husband until he died. Now she's helping other Indians get medical treatment.
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An 'unhappy marriage' that has saved thousands of lives
Uma cared for her ailing husband until he died. Now she's helping other Indians get medical treatment.
India man shot dead 'by daughter's rapist'
It's the third time in recent months a rape victim or her family have been attacked by the accused.
Is the Delhi poll verdict a vote against PM Modi?
Arvind Kejriwal's comfortable win in the Indian capital proves good governance does win votes.
BJP crushed in Delhi vote
The incumbent Aam Aadmi Party is heading back to power with a resounding majority in the capital.
The school play that sent a mother to prison
A play critical of India's controversial new citizenship law has sparked an unusual turn of events.
Teacher, 25, dies after 'stalker sets her on fire'
She had sustained deep injuries and was previously in critical condition after suffering 40% burns.
Bangladesh win a first U19 World Cup
Bangladesh win the U19 World Cup for the first time after humbling heavy favourites India in the final in Potchefstroom, South Africa.
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An 'unhappy marriage' that has saved thousands of lives
Uma cared for her ailing husband until he died. Now she's helping other Indians get medical treatment.
India man shot dead 'by daughter's rapist'
It's the third time in recent months a rape victim or her family have been attacked by the accused.
Is the Delhi poll verdict a vote against PM Modi?
Arvind Kejriwal's comfortable win in the Indian capital proves good governance does win votes.
BJP crushed in Delhi vote
The incumbent Aam Aadmi Party is heading back to power with a resounding majority in the capital.
The school play that sent a mother to prison
A play critical of India's controversial new citizenship law has sparked an unusual turn of events.
Teacher, 25, dies after 'stalker sets her on fire'
She had sustained deep injuries and was previously in critical condition after suffering 40% burns.
Bangladesh win a first U19 World Cup
Bangladesh win the U19 World Cup for the first time after humbling heavy favourites India in the final in Potchefstroom, South Africa.
India man shot dead 'by daughter's rapist'
It's the third time in recent months a rape victim or her family have been attacked by the accused.
Is the Delhi poll verdict a vote against PM Modi?
Arvind Kejriwal's comfortable win in the Indian capital proves good governance does win votes.
BJP crushed in Delhi vote
The incumbent Aam Aadmi Party is heading back to power with a resounding majority in the capital.
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Vikas Pandey
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Uma cared for her ailing husband until he died. Now she's helping other Indians get medical treatment.
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The incumbent Aam Aadmi Party is heading back to power with a resounding majority in the capital.
Read moreSaffronising History
Historian Priya Atwal explores the global pitfalls in telling textbook national history. India began its new independent life with its history textbooks still coloured by a colonial telling of the past. A new generation of historians like Romila Thapar brought both academic rigour and historical enquiry to the creation of new texts for the classroom, but increasingly the 'saffronisation" of history - Hindu nationalist narratives - have begun to impact on both the facts of history and the struggle for the story of India. Producer: Mark Burman
Soutik Biswas
India correspondent
Arvind Kejriwal's comfortable win in the Indian capital proves good governance does win votes.
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A play critical of India's controversial new citizenship law has sparked an unusual turn of events.
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Five India and Bangladesh players are sanctioned by the International Cricket Council after an altercation following the Under-19 World Cup final.
Read moreWatch as Bangladesh secure their first U19 World Cup title after India lose seven wickets for just 21 runs in the final in South Africa.
She had sustained deep injuries and was previously in critical condition after suffering 40% burns.
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