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Student from Hyderabad ambushed and robbed at gunpoint in Chicago

A student from Hyderabad pursuing his Masters in Indiana Wesleyan University in Chicago was ambushed and robbed at gunpoint by three armed robbers, prompting his wife to seek help for his medical treatment.

The Hindu

Watch: How India reached their fifth successive ICC U19 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: India's U19 cricket team narrowly edged past South Africa to secure a spot in the U19 World Cup final after a heart-stopping semi-final clash, registering a tense two-wicket victory at Willowmoore Park.

The Times of India

Sunelita a bright spot as India take on formidable Aussies

KOLKATA: As the Indian women's hockey team faces off against Australia in their third match of Pro League at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday, one player who will be in focus besides the team's penalty corner specialists is Sunelita Toppo.

The Times of India

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Chennai Challenger: Sumit Nagal breezes his way into 2nd round

CHENNAI: The India contingent had a good day with Sumit Nagal and Sasikumar Mukund notching up opening round victories in the ATP Chennai Open Challenger here at the SDAT Tennis Stadium on Tuesday. Second-seed Nagal did not have to sweat much as he cruised into the pre-quarterfinals by getting the…

The Times of India

'His coil and bat swing...': Ashwin draws parallel between India U19's Sachin Dhas and West Indies' star batter

NEW DELHI: Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has commended Indian U19 batter Sachin Dhas, likening his batting style to that of West Indies star Shai Hope, after Dhas played a crucial role in India's nervy two-wicket win over South Africa, securing a spot in the U19 World Cup final.

The Times of India

India to stay alert for ‘hot money’ after bond index inclusion: official

India will monitor foreign fund flows after inclusion in JPMorgan's index to prevent currency and bond market volatility.

The Hindu

Time to limit length of oral arguments to combat judicial delays, says CJI Chandrachud

On the Supreme Court's 75th Foundation Day, the Chief Justice of India discusses the need to limit oral arguments to reduce judicial delays, but legal experts argue it would be challenging and require significant system changes.

The Hindu

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Maharashtra determined to overthrow dictatorship, says Uddhav Thackeray

Shiv Sena leader predicts a "saffron storm" in Delhi, vowing to overthrow dictatorship and oppose authoritarian rule.

The Hindu

Jamiat calls Uttarakhand UCC move ‘discriminatory’

Oldest Muslim body in India opposes Uttarakhand's Uniform Civil Code, calling it discriminatory and a threat to religious freedom.

The Hindu

New Pakistan Government will wait for India’s reaction before restarting talks: Maleeha Lodhi at Chatham House discussion

Pakistan's next government will wait for India's seriousness in engagement before restarting dialogue, says diplomat Maleeha Lodhi.

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India may rest Jasprit Bumrah for third Test against England

India could leave out Jasprit Bumrah for the third Test against England but fast bowler would return for final two games of the series

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IND vs ENG Tests | This could finish as the finest series ever played in India

The England vs India Test series promises excitement as both teams adapt to the Bazball style of play, with captaincy playing a crucial role.

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Adelaide Botty van den Bruele: The Queen of Elegance and Glamour

Join Adelaide Botty van den Bruele on her journey to India as she prepares for an exciting adventure, filled with glamour, elegance, and sisterhood.

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Travesty in Chandigarh: On mayoral election and the Supreme Court of India’s remarks

A political party seeking to be re-elected for a third consecutive term at the national level cannot be seen as manipulating any election in this manner as the Mayor of Chandigarh election shows

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‘Tigers belong where they can meet their existing needs’

“Tigers belong where their feet take them; where their senses tell them that they are safe to occupy an area. They belong where they can meet their existing needs,” said Pranav Chanchani, national lead for tiger conservation at the World Wide Fund for Nature, India (WWF-India).

The Hindu

After five months of pause due to the Israel-Gaza war, government hopes to move on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor

After a pause due to the Israel-Hamas conflict, talks on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor are expected to resume during Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' visit to India, potentially utilizing Greek ports for the corridor.

The Hindu

Rahul Gandhi plays down INDIA divisions, says Mamata Banerjee is very much part of the bloc

Addressing a press conference at Gumla in Jharkhand, just before his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra entered Odisha, Mr. Gandhi tried to play down the trouble within the INDIA bloc.

The Times of India

India rout Nepal to set up summit clash with Bangladesh

KOLKATA: It will be a much-anticipated encore of the 2019 edition on Thursday as India set up a summit clash with hosts Bangladesh in SAFF U19 Women’s Championship by thrashing Nepal 4-0 in Dhaka on Tuesday.

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We got taste of a close game, which will be good in final: Uday Saharan

NEW DELHI: India skipper Uday Saharan on Tuesday said securing victory in a closely contested match against South Africa in the semis will benefit his team heading into the ICC U19 World Cup title showdown on Sunday.

The Hindu

India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup | Sachin and Saharan deliver in chase as India storms into final

India will face either Australia or Pakistan in the summit clash to be played at this venue on Sunday.

The Hindu

For Annadurai, patriotism was not about national anthem but work alone, as he witnessed in Japan

DMK founder and former Chief Minister C.N. Annadurai's interview reveals his intellectual calibre, economic understanding, and vision for Tamil Nadu's future.

The Times of India

Sachin Dhas, Uday Saharan take India to fifth straight U19 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Sachin Dhas and skipper Uday Saharan struck contrasting half-centuries in a remarkable 171-run stand as India pipped South Africa in a thriller to enter fifth straight Under 19 World Cup final in Benoni on Tuesday.

The Hindu

IRCTC launches Ramayana circuit tourist train to boost tourism

IRCTC offers comprehensive Ramayana-based tour program, covering multiple pilgrimage sites in India and Nepal, with inclusive facilities.

The Hindu

When peaceful San Thome traded in slaves

Discover the historical connection between India, the Philippines, and the slave trade in this insightful article.

The Hindu

Karnataka coffee growers disappointed with Union Budget not addressing industry woes

Coffee growers in Karnataka, the leading coffee-producing State in India, are unhappy that the recently presented Union Budget did not provide any “relief” to them, despite the coffee industry grappling with adverse conditions for the past few years, primarily attributed to climate change and a shortage of labour.

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