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Tanker with Indian crew hit by drone in Red Sea

Indian crew on Gabon-flagged M/V Sai Baba attacked by one-way drone in Red Sea, no injuries reported.

The Hindu

Digital Dialogues: Why everyone’s worried about India’s new Telecom Bill

The government’s new Telecommunications Bill has been widely criticised for threats to privacy, expanding the scope of government control and maintaining surveillance powers. This is why it was the topic of discussion at Digital Dialogues, a day-long event organised by Digipub to explore India’s digital ecosystem.

Newslaundry

The top 10 moments that shaped cricket in 2023

From Australia winning women’s and men’s World Cups and everything in between, Al Jazeera looks at cricket in 2023.

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Australia slump to first Test loss to India

India have beaten Australia in a women's Test for the first time, romping to an eight-wicket victory in their one-off match in Mumbai.

AAP

Navy investigating drone attack on merchant ship off Indian coast: Officials

Indian Navy warship INS Mormugao reached MV Chem Pluto, the India-bound merchant vessel, which was 'attacked' by an Iranian drone, on Saturday night and ascertained details of the attack. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Stop using my name while excluding players, Lalchand Rajput warns Mumbai selectors

MUMBAI: The Mumbai senior team's average season so far has been hit by a controversy. Former India opener Lalchand Rajput, who is currently the chairman of the Mumbai Cricket Association's Cricket Improvement Committee, is furious after learning that some members of Mumbai's senior selection committee are allegedly “using his name…

The Times of India

Mumbai University showing scant respect to inter-collegiate tournament: Dilip Vengsarkar

Former India cricket captain Dilip Vengsarkar isn't too happy with the way Mumbai University is running cricket.

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India vs Australia, one-off Women's Test: Harmanpreet has a golden arm, says Deepti Sharma

MUMBAI: Even as she endured a rare failure, going wicketless on Day 3 of India's one-off Test against Australia, Deepti Sharma was relieved that her captain Harmanpreet Kaur came to the party at the apt hour with her double strike.

The Times of India

AITA loses appeal to move India's Davis Cup tie against Pakistan to neutral venue

PUNE: The Indian Davis Cup team is all set to make its first visit to Pakistan in 60 years in February after the All India Tennis Association’s appeal to shift the World Group I playoff tie from Islamabad to a neutral venue was rejected by an ITF tribunal.

The Times of India

India beat Australia by eight wickets in one-off Test – as it happened

India have beaten Australia in a women’s Test for the first time ever, with Sneh Rana named player of the match

The Guardian - AU

India vs Australia, one-off women's Test: Harmanpreet's double strike gives India the edge

MUMBAI: Around 4 pm on Saturday, the one-off women’s Test between India and Australia at the Wankhede Stadium produced a moment that makes this rivalry box-office material.

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya on track for Afghanistan T20Is and IPL

MUMBAI: India allrounder and Mumbai Indians’ new captain Hardik Pandya has recovered from his ankle injury and is likely to lead India in the three-match T20I series at home against Afghanistan from January 11 and also play in next season’s IPL, reliable sources have told TOI.

The Times of India

Tanker ship off India hit by drone ‘fired from Iran’: Pentagon

A drone launched from Iran struck a chemical tanker in the Indian ocean early on December 23, the U.S. Department of Defence said.

The Hindu

'Injuries are never fun...': Suryakumar Yadav shares a video of him walking with a crutch

NEW DELHI: India's top-ranked T20I batter, Suryakumar Yadav, shared a video update on his injury, leaving fans concerned about his availability for the upcoming three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, starting from January 11.

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Tea Board issues directive to tea producers on pesticide use

The Tea Board India has asked tea estates and small tea growers across India to avoid using chemicals or pesticides that have no label claim for tea in their plantations.

The Hindu

What’s the latest blip in India-Maldives ties? | Explained

Why has Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu’s government decided against renewing a hydrographic survey agreement with India? What are the implications, coming soon after a pledge to send back Indian troops stationed in the Indian Ocean archipelago?

The Hindu

Sai Sudharsan always looking to learn and improve, says Hemang Badani

Chennai's rising star Sai Sudharsan has achieved remarkable success in the last 12 months, culminating in an India call-up for the ODI series against South Africa.

The Hindu

Yogi Adityanath unveils 51-foot statue of former PM Charan Singh, lauds farmers contribution in India’s development

Yogi Adityanath said that under the BJP’s “double engine” govt, a “new Uttar Pradesh” has emerged where farmers’ hard work is admired.

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The 10 biggest science stories of 2023 – chosen by scientists

From insight into our human ancestry and breakthroughs on the moon to a flourishing of AI and terrifying new developments in the climate, it was a year of scientific drama

The Hindu

Infection of the eye, and how to protect vision

Preventing and curing 80% of global visual loss: VISION 2020: The Right to Sight, a WHO-IAPB programme, is helping India's 13 lakhs born blind and 76 lakhs with treatable eye conditions.

The Times of India

'By the time the next IPL starts...': CSK CEO says MS Dhoni has 'recovered well' after knee surgery

NEW DELHI: Chennai Super Kings CEO Kasi Viswanathan is optimistic MS Dhoni will be fully fit before the 2024 edition of the Indian Premier League, stating that their skipper has recovered well after the knee surgery.

The Hindu

Forces scornful towards India's culture should be retaliated against: Dhankhar

Some misguided people in this great country cannot swallow the progress it has made in recent years, he said.

Newslaundry

Digital Dialogues: India’s journalists aren’t safe online. Here’s why

“I am not worried about journalists like me,” said independent journalist Hridayesh Joshi. “I am worried about those journalists who are away from power centres.”

The Hindu

ECI officials call for a ‘360-degree plan’ for conduct of elections in a fair and peaceful manner in Andhra Pradesh

ECI officials call for a ‘360-degree plan’ for conduct elections in a fair and peaceful manner in Andhra Pradesh. Purification of electoral rolls should be done properly so that there are no double entries and names of deceased electors, they assert. The Election Commission of India will be organising Systematic…

The Times of India

South Africa hope to unleash full pace attack on India in first Test

NEW DELHI: South Africa remains optimistic about the availability of fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi for selection in the first Test against India, set to commence in Pretoria on Tuesday, as confirmed by coach Shukri Conrad.

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