Modi snorkels in Lakshadweep

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had inaugurated a grand Hindu temple to Lord Ram in Ayodhya in January.

The BBC got to see just how easy it is to create a fake phone call between two people.

A family in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh shares its experience of living on government welfare schemes.

More than 100 people turn up at a welfare camp in West Bengal state to apply for government benefits.

A construction worker in the state of Madhya Pradesh is a beneficiary of India's rural housing scheme.

YouTuber Sham Sharma talks about the positives and perils of sharing his views online.

Gujarat's biggest Muslim ghetto is located in Indian Home Minister’s Amit Shah’s constituency.

The first school Indian Home Minister Amit Shah attended was in his in hometown Mansa in Gujarat.

The BBC visited the Indian home minister's ancestral home in the town of Mansa in Gujarat state.

This school provides free coaching to more than 800 boys and girls from all over the country.

In the historic city of Agra in northern India, Muslims worry about about how “society has changed”.

A job crisis in India is forcing thousands of young men to move to conflict-torn Israel in search of work.

Take a look at India's first underwater metro in the eastern city of Kolkata.

Nearly a billion people are eligible to vote in India’s national election, which is set to begin on 19 April.

The two-year-old boy was trapped inside the borewell for 20 hours before he was rescued by authorities.

The leopard was later tranquillised and rescued by wildlife officials in Maharashtra state.

Indian Railways has ordered an investigation after a train travelled 70km without a driver.

Delhi has been fortified with barricades and barbed wires as protesting farmers refuse to halt their march.

Thousands of farmers are marching from neighbouring states to Delhi demanding assured prices for their crops.

Farmers are marching from neighbouring states to Delhi demanding assured prices for their crops.