feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC News - Indiaby Kali Hays3d ago
- Published Microsoft and several other technology firms have been barred by the White House from hiring skilled international workers on a permanent basis through a widely used visa programme.
BBC News - Indiaby Geeta Pandey10d ago
- Published India's influential Gen Z-led "cockroach" protesters are set to get back on the streets - this time seeking electoral reforms and the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)...
BBC News - Indiaby Soutik Biswas10d ago
- Published When Captain Dharav Gosalia first heard what had happened to his old friend Smit Machchhar, he had one immediate reaction. "I had goosebumps."
BBC News - Indiaby Henry Moore; Sharanya Hrishikesh; Meryl Sebastian11d ago
- Published The pilot who was stabbed on an Israel-bound flight on Wednesday has been identified as Indian national Capt Smit Machchhar.
BBC News - Indiaby Nikita Yadav; Zoya Mateen12d ago
- Published For most of his 36-year career in India's bureaucracy, Gyanesh Kumar built a reputation for getting difficult things done.
BBC News - Indiaby Zoya Mateen12d ago
- Published An unusual election has gripped India's capital, drawing thousands of voters and enthusiastic campaigners to crown Delhi's "chonkiest" dog.
BBC News - India21d ago
- Published For decades, India has refused to recognise a Pakistan-China boundary in territory it claims as its own.
BBC News - Indiaby Nikita Yadav23d ago
- Published A man who spent nearly two decades in prison over one of India's most notorious murder cases has died, months after he was released, according to media reports.
BBC News - Indiaby Nikhil Inamdar24d ago
- Published On a recent visit to Miraj, a small town in western India where I grew up, I counted more than 50 multi-specialty hospitals, diagnostics centres and health clinics packed along a five...
BBC News - Indiaby Sharanya Hrishikesh24d ago
- Published Tata Sons said that N Chandrasekaran will be reappointed as chairman "for a further term of five years", setting the stage for a showdown between the board and its majority shareholder.
BBC News - Indiaby Rachita Prasad25d ago
- Published India's main stock exchange is offering its shares to the public for the first time, ending a decade-long wait for one of the country's most closely watched stock-market listings.
BBC News - Indiaby Anahita Sachdev25d ago
- Published India and Pakistan have summoned each other's top diplomats in Delhi and Islamabad after two of their naval vessels collided in the Arabian Sea.
BBC News - Indiaby Soutik Biswas25d ago
- Published For four years, India, one of the world's biggest oil importers, has turned Russia's war-driven disruption of global oil markets to its advantage.
BBC News - Indiaby Nikita Yadav26d ago
- Published India's decision to introduce a fee on some transactions made through its widely popular digital payments system has sparked a debate over its impact on businesses.
BBC News - Indiaby Shubhangi Misra26d ago
- Published There was little to suggest that the locked flat in Anand, in the western Indian state of Gujarat, was the headquarters of a political party.
BBC News - Indiaby Divya Arya26d ago
- Published Meta says it will begin reporting child safety cases directly to Indian authorities, following a BBC Eye investigation into paid advertisements promoting child sexual abuse material...
BBC News - Indiaby Zoya Mateen26d ago
- Published Police in India have detained a man after footage appearing to show a car striking a female motorcyclist in the city of Gurugram near India's capital Delhi sparked national outrage.
BBC News - Indiaby Vandna27d ago
- Published With the Asian Games in Japan beginning on Saturday, expectations are high for India's women hockey players to challenge for a medal - perhaps even gold.
BBC News - Indiaby Soutik Biswas27d ago
- Published Every year, more Indians tap, scan and swipe. Every year they also hoard more paper. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) - the country's central bank - now has 176 billion banknotes in...
BBC News - Indiaby Ethan Gudge11 Sept 2026
- Published More than three dozen sets of human remains taken during the British colonial rule of India and Myanmar are set to be returned to their ancestral home by a museum.
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