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Sugar Prices Fall on Weakness in Brazilian Real and Crude Oil

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Monday closed -0.59 (-2.16%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed -16.40 (-2.21%). Sugar prices Monday fell sharply, weighed down by weakness in the Brazilian real and crude prices. On Monday, the real (^USDBRL ) fell to a 1-week low...

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Lost voice: On India’s abstention on the Gaza vote at the UN

By abstaining on a Gaza vote in the UN General Assembly, the Indian government lost an opportunity to make India’s voice heard in the growing geopolitical conflict

The Hindu

Women’s Asian Champions Trophy: India settles Asian Games score with China

India prove form, top table with 2-1 win vs China. Malaysia earn 1st points vs Korea, Japan beat Thailand 4-0. India's intent clear from start, Deepika & Salima Tete score. China reduce margin with PC, India hold on despite floodlight failure. 15,000 in 8,000 capacity stadium cheer India on.

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The Israel-Palestine conflict is at bend point

On the Israel-Palestine issue, the two-State solution alone can bring peace and a one State solution is a no-State non-solution

The Hindu

The COVID-19 death toll in India, getting it right

Equipped with all available information, the task force will be enabled to conduct a thorough analysis using standard statistical methods that utilise empirical data

The Hindu

Karwa Chauth 2023: 10 practical fasting tips to keep your energy up all day

Married women in India celebrate Karwa Chauth, a major Hindu festival, by fasting from dawn to moonrise in hopes of extending their husbands' lives and well-being. The fasting practices are essential to keeping this tradition alive, and the day has great cultural and spiritual significance.

The Times of India

England players having ‘the best time of our lives’ despite World Cup woes

Liam Livingstone has rejected Eoin Morgan’s claims of disharmony in the squad and insists the mood is excellent despite miserable form in India

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Cricket World Cup 2023 AFG vs SL | The Afghanistan faithful have the time of their lives!!!

Afghan fans in Pune celebrate team's success in ODI World Cup. Mostly students, they dance to Afghani songs, egged on by stadium DJ. Exuberance rubs off on locals, who cheer on Hashmatullah Shahidi's side. Afghans thrilled to see team in flesh & blood, feel more at home in India.

The Hindu

India storm into semis with stunning 6-2 win over New Zealand

India made a positive start and earned a PC in the opening minute of the match. Lakra was on target to capitalise from the early opportunity, flicking the ball powerfully past New Zealand goalkeeper Luke Elmes, and earning a confidence-inducing 1-0 lead in the second minute.

The Hindu

Only three e-commerce platforms have minimum wage policy: study

Grim working conditions for India's gig workers revealed by Fairwork India's fifth annual study across 12 e-commerce platforms. Only three platforms had minimum wage policy, two had external audits to check for biases, and none provided living wage. Five Fairwork principles examined, with two platforms not receiving any points. No…

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Which teams can qualify for the ICC Cricket World Cup semifinals?

India and South Africa are likely to qualify for the semifinals but at least five other teams are also in with a chance.

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Ancient Shaivite caves found in Rajapur by history professor and team

NAVI MUMBAI: A professor of ancient Indian history and his team of researchers have discovered two rock cut Shaivite caves in a forested area near Rajapur, Ratnagiri district, which is around 380 km away from Mumbai. Professor Dr Anjay Dhanawade (45) had first heard about these ancient monolithic rock cut…

The Times of India

Cricket World Cup 2023 | I’m not sure where you get ‘favourites’ from: Pakistan coach Grant Bradburn

Pakistan, once thought of as a favorite, now tries to keep its campaign from foundering. Coach Bradburn believes the loss to India was a learning experience, while skipper Shakib Al Hasan is already preparing for the Champions Trophy. He is determined to win and qualify for the tournament in Pakistan…

The Hindu

'Brilliant chaser' Virat Kohli exceeds Sachin Tendulkar: Graeme Smith

MUMBAI: Former South Africa captain and SA20 league commissioner, Graeme Smith, hailed Virat Kohli as a brilliant chaser saying that he believes that India's batting talisman even exceeds the legend Sachin Tendulkar with the quality that he has produced right through his international career.

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PM Modi to inaugurate memorial garden at culmination of ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inaugurate 'Amrit Vatika' in Delhi, mark culmination of 75th Independence Day celebrations. He will also launch 'Mera Yuva Bharat' platform to enable youth to realise their aspirations and contribute to nation building. 'Amrit Kalash' with soil from 7,000 blocks of 766 districts of India will…

The Times of India

South Africa's middle-order is one of most destructive ever: Graeme Smith

NEW DELHI: Former South African skipper Graeme Smith attributed South Africa's success to its "most destructive" middle-order. He emphasised the importance of current captain Temba Bavuma's leadership in guiding the team towards clinching their first-ever World Cup title.

The Hindu

Family history, severe COVID-19 are some factors that increase risk of sudden death among adults: ICMR study

A new ICMR study finds COVID-19 vaccine is not linked to sudden death in young adults; other health/lifestyle factors play a prominent role. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya quoted the study and cautioned against strenuous physical activity to reduce the risk of heart attacks.

The Hindu

For the first time, breeding nests of crab-plovers spotted at Great Vedaranyam Swamp

Crab-plover, a shore bird that lays eggs in self-excavated burrows, may soon be a resident species of the Indian subcontinent. Five burrow nests were found in an islet near Siruthalaikkadu of Great Vedaranyam Swamp, Tamil Nadu. Researchers found the species was initially believed to only breed in African eastern coast,…

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Shift focus from ‘Make in India’ to ‘Made by India’, students told at 73rd annual convocation of Karnatak University

Director for Indo-French Centre for Promotion of Advanced Research Nitin Seth has called upon graduating candidates to play a bigger role in the transformation of the nation by shifting the focus from ‘Make in India’ to ‘Made by India’

The Times of India

Watch: KL Rahul receives 'Fielder of the match' award in unique style

NEW DELHI: India's wicketkeeper-batsman, KL Rahul, was honoured with the "Fielder of the Match" award in a unique style, by fielding coach T Dilip for his outstanding performance during India's 100-run victory over England in the World Cup.

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 | The Men in Blue’s current run is another pointer to home comforts

India’s World Cup run has been marked by resilience, unity and a never-say-die attitude. Home comforts have been a bonus, but the team has shown that it can cope with any challenge. India's World Cup run is marked by resilience, unity & never-say-die attitude. Home comforts have been a bonus,…

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Refrain from replacing ‘India’ with ‘Bharat’ in textbooks, SIHC urges Education Ministry

SIHC urges Ministry of Education to retain 'India' in textbooks, not replace with 'Bharat'. Resolution passed at 42nd annual session highlights 'India' is widely recognised globally and historically inaccurate to attribute 'Bharat' to ancient period. Kerala State Planning Board VP inaugurated valedictory session.

The Independent UK

Witnesses say woman entered home ‘smiling’ minutes before fatal stabbing

A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 19-year-old woman from India.

The Guardian - UK

Where it all went wrong for England and how they can rebuild for T20 World Cup

Preparation, schedule and selection are all areas that must be reviewed as England learn lessons from their abysmal Cricket World Cup defence

The Hindu

Bhanwala wins rapid fire pistol bronze and Olympic quota

Anish Bhanwala wins 25m rapid fire pistol bronze, Olympic quota; Melvina Angeline takes 50m rifle 3-position silver. 12th Olympic quota for India, 5th in Asian championship. Zoravar Singh Sandhu qualifies with leading score in trap. Asian shotgun, rifle & pistol championships offer 24 Olympic quotas. Final Olympic qualification event in…

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