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The suspects were plotting attacks across the southern city of Hyderabad, police say.

Islamic State has “an increasingly robust presence” in South Asia, Ambassador Nathan Sales says.

Diplomatic mission cites media reports indicating Islamic State’s desire to attack targets in India.

Home minister continues to reject claims of IS in his country.

Terrorist group considers Indians, Bangladeshis to be inferior fighters.

Petitioners are seeking to change Islam’s constitutional status as the state religion.

Hefazat-e-Islam opposes a petition to strip Islam of its standing as the state religion.

Zakir Naik says he will not return to India this year.

Critics accuse the government of trying to deflect attention from the real causes of extremism: poverty, lawlessness and unemployment.

But there is no evidence that the terrorist group is present in Kashmir, police say.

Secretary-general of Organization of Islamic Cooperation vows to seek solution for plight of Rohingya Muslims.

Construction is under way to accommodate 100,000 refugees on Bhashan Char island, officials say.

Aid worker Cesar Tavella was gunned down in Dhaka on Monday night.

Inter-Parliamentary Union member-states need to attack the problem at its roots, delegates say.

Indian woman and man may be world’s oldest couple to give birth via in vitro fertilization.

Inmate Mohammad Mosihuddin shouted extremist slogans as he tried to slit a jailer’s throat, police say.

Candidates could win seats in non-partisan ward councilor races on Dec. 30.

A rightwing political party has been putting up billboards across Jammu city asking these people to leave.

Jats have blocked key highways and railway lines to demand opportunities for work.

The socially disadvantaged community has blocked major roads in Haryana state since last month.

Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Muhammad claims responsibility for attack near Srinagar airport.

More arrests likely as raids set to continue across several states, police say.

The Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terrorist group, however, has a foothold in three Indian states, an investigation reveals.

The Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh members were planning attacks in the Dhaka area, police said.

Lutfor Rahman’s arrest and the recent arrests of other suspected JMB members of the extremist group is refocusing attention on the banned extremist group.

The Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh members are convicted and sentenced for their roles in a series of bombings in 2005.

Bangladeshi national suspected in blasts in West Bengal and Bihar escaped from a prison van in 2014.

Burhan Sheikh was wanted after a blast that killed two people in West Bengal in 2014.

Three suspected Neo-JMB militants were arrested in a counter-terror raid Sunday.

Suspects possessed phone used by intelligence agencies for covert communications, police say.