India introduces a new law that would make its citizens eligible to become permanent residents of Kashmir, raising fears of demographic change in the Muslim-majority region.

The world's largest democracy, India, has recently been acting as if it were too small for its largest minority population; the Muslims.

Hundreds of pro and anti India politicians and activists remain under what India calls 'preventive detentions', which angered Kashmiris who say the Indian government is trying to manipulate public opinion.

India has been forced to lift a ban on media coverage of a recent wave of sectarian violence against Muslims in the Hindu-majority country.

India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) suffers a major defeat in legislative elections for the capital, New Delhi.

The Indian capital New Delhi is gearing for its Legislative Assembly election which is scheduled for February 8.

The chief minister of India’s Uttar Pradesh State says Muslim protesters in the country are “terrorists” who should be fed with “bullets.”

India’s top court refuses to suspend the implementation of a new controversial citizenship law, saying a constitutional bench of five judges should hear the petitions and rule on the matter.

Indian police baton-charge protesters to stop them reaching Modi's cavalcade amid nationwide protests against a disputed citizenship law.

Thousands of Indians are set to ring in the New Year by staging protests against a citizenship law that critics say discriminates against the minority Muslim community.