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Australia exposed India's little chinks in World Cup final: Sanjay Manjrekar

NEW DELHI: Former cricketer turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar feels Australia superbly exploited 'little chinks' in India's batting line-up in the World Cup final to secure a record-extending sixth title.

The Times of India

It was a big thing when PM Modi came to console us after World Cup final loss: Suryakumar Yadav

Suryakumar Yadav thanked PM Modi for his motivational words after India's World Cup loss; said team will play with same spirit in T20 World Cup; thanked fans for their support.

The Hindu

Air India readies to welcome first A350 next month

Air India readies A350 fleet; pilots, cabin crew, engineers trained; aircraft to fly domestically for crew familiarisation; door trainers, simulator training, review meetings provided by Airbus for comprehensive knowledge.

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Rahul Dravid, BCCI engage in discussion but board inclined towards new coach

NEW DELHI: The top brass of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Rahul Dravid engaged in extensive discussions regarding his potential continuation as the head coach, keeping the fast approaching T20I World Cup in mind.

The Times of India

Common man may get a peek into Chandrayaan-3 at Bengaluru Tech Summit

One of the highlights of this year’s edition of Karnataka’s annual tech exposition, Bengaluru Tech Summit, scheduled to begin on November 29, will be the Chandrayaan-3 ISRO-Industry Pavilion, symbolising India’s significant presence in space exploration

The Hindu

158 cadets pass out from Indian Naval Academy

At INA Ezhimala, 158 trainees from various courses passed out in a parade. 8 foreign cadets from 5 countries, incl. 1st international woman from Mauritius, were among them. Admiral R. Harikumar awarded medals to meritorious trainees. As part of Walk with MLA 2.0, 75 students & teachers from Irikkur constituency…

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IVF treatments find a place in political manifestos

IVF treatments: Finding its way into the Congress’ election manifesto has thus sparked a crucial conversation over the financial, societal, and emotional implications of infertility, and the role of politics in addressing it.

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Lessons learnt from polio eradication programme can help improve retinopathy of prematurity services in India: Lancet paper

Highlighting the success of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), doctors from Narayana Nethralaya and the University of Western Australia have said that lessons learnt from this initiative can help improve retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) services in India. A paper on this titled Retinopathy of prematurity in India: what can…

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Eight months on, States wait for 3HP TB preventive drug

3HP regimen offers better compliance, fewer adverse effects & higher completion rate than current 6-month isoniazid treatment. All household contacts of TB patients eligible for preventive therapy. 30-40% of Indian population has latent TB infection, 5-10% of which develop TB disease. India should invest in TB preventive therapy, screening &…

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Who are the ‘gypsy entrepreneurs’ behind India’s colourful election campaigns?

In the heavyweight poll-bound state of Rajasthan, capital Jaipur offered a spectrum of colours on November 21 – chief minister Ashok Gehlot’s pink, Congress’s blue, and the Bharatiya Janata Party’s saffron. The city was hosting two big political events: the Rajasthan Congress’s manifesto launch and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow.

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Exclusive: 'Dhoni should play till he's 50 and beyond that' - How Legends League Cricket aspires to extend players' careers

NEW DELHI: In the cricket-crazy India, where the sport is not just a pastime but a revered passion for millions, the rise of franchise leagues might seem almost inevitable, but the extraordinary success of Legends League Cricket (LLC) in recent years has exceeded all expectations, establishing new benchmarks in the…

The Times of India

Indian, Italian firms to set up joint venture in T.N. defence corridor

Merlinhawk Aerospace Pvt. Ltd. and Italy's Vega Composites S.r.l. signed a JV to establish a facility in Tamil Nadu for advanced composites products. The new entity, Merlinhawk Composites & Engineering Pvt. Ltd., will target aerospace, marine, land, railway, and hydrogen storage/fuel cell markets. It is the first such agreement post…

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Urban Affairs Ministry aims to provide data on Indian cities via dedicated portal

Government launches Amplifi 2.0 portal to make raw data from Indian cities available for data-driven policy making. 258 ULBs on-boarded, data for 150 cities available. Data on range of info incl. diesel consumption, water quality, healthcare expenditure, fatalities due to road accidents. Urban Outcomes Framework 2022 shifts focus to data…

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World Heritage Site status still remains a distant dream for Edakkal petroglyphs

Edakkal Cave, a Neolithic site, has been waiting 128 yrs for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. In 1895, Fred Fawcett found the petroglyphs and reported them in 1901. State govt. allocated ₹50 lakhs to expedite the process, but 10 yrs later, it remains a distant dream due to alleged apathy.…

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In outreach to 90 Delhi-based diplomats, Bangladesh Foreign Secretary invites western poll observers

Bangladesh government urges Opposition to participate in polls, invites western observers. Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Momen held outreach with 90 diplomats in Delhi, pushing back on western proposal for dialogue with BNP. Govt committed to holding inclusive, transparent polls; India assured of no interference in domestic affairs.

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Indian Immunologicals Ltd commemorates 25 yrs of Human Biologicals Institute, announces new vaccines

Indian Immunologicals Ltd, a subsidiary of the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) marked a significant milestone as its human health division, Human Biologicals Institute (HBI), celebrated its 25th year since its inception on Saturday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Middle-order should have played with a ‘do or die’ mindset: Wasim Akram on India's World Cup final loss

India vs Australia World Cup: Wasim Akram felt that although pressure was on Rahul to play a composed innings, he also sensed that the middle-order batters could have approached the game with a “do or die” mindset.

The Times of India

Being one step ahead of Suryakumar Yadav is often hard at times, admits Aussie pacer Jason Behrendorff

NEW DELHI: Jason Behrendorff has consistently aimed to outmaneuver players like Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan but on Saturday the Aussie left-arm pacer acknowledged the challenge in staying ahead of their game.

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Indian Immunologicals launches measles and rubella vaccine for children

IIL launches Mabella, a safe and effective measles and rubella vaccine, to address the urgent need for control of deadly diseases. HBI, established in 1998, developed India's first safe vero-cell rabies vaccine Abhayrab and other vaccines for children. IIL is now one of the largest suppliers of human vaccines to…

The Times of India

'Those 5-6 minutes...': Suryakumar Yadav recalls PM Narendra Modi's heartwarming gesture after World Cup final loss

NEW DELHI: Star batsman Suryakumar Yadav on Saturday expressed his gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the encouraging words after India's ICC ODI World Cup 2023 final loss. Suryakumar, who is also known as Mr 360, asserted that the team remains committed to maintaining that same spirit as they…

The Times of India

'If Hardik was there...': Wasim Akram sheds light on KL Rahul's painstaking knock in World Cup final

NEW DELHI: KL Rahul scored a painstaking 107-ball 66 in India's World Cup final loss against Australia and Pakistan legend Wasim Akram feels that the middle-order batter couldn't play fearlessly as the side had a long tail.

The Hindu

Space sector reforms provided ‘enabling milieu,’ says Union Minister Jitendra Singh

Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh said, “The opening up of the sector has ensured the entry of space technology into “every household in the last two years.”

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Health Min Mandaviya says on pneumonia outbreak in China: "IMCR, DGHS taking appropriate steps"

The government is continuously paying attention to the situation of pneumonia spreading within China, says Mansukh Mandaviya. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

'It was an incredible gesture...': Sehwag hails PM Modi's visit to Indian dressing room, scoffs at critics

NEW DELHI: In the wake of India's poignant loss to Australia in the World Cup final, a moment of solace and encouragement emerged as Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a visit to the dejected Indian dressing room.

The Times of India

Wasim Akram criticises change in opening bowling template by India for World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan skipper and iconic left-arm fast-bowler Wasim Akram has expressed his belief that India should have adhered to their successful opening bowling template instead of making changes in the final of the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup, where they ultimately faced defeat against Australia.

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