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‘Visibly angry’ Trevor Noah forced to abandon sold-out India comedy gigs over sound problems

Fans criticise choice of venue in city infamous for its horrendous traffic, with some forced to abandon vehicles and run along the road to make it in time

The Independent UK

As Cricket World Cup fever grips India, bat manufacturers in J-K struggle to meet demand

SANGAM: Sunil Kumar, an expert batmaker from Uttar Pradesh's Meerut, is among several master craftsmen lured to Sangam as manufacturers in this south Kashmir town have witnessed a surge in orders ahead of the Cricket World Cup that begins next week.

The Times of India

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal condoles scientist MS Swaminathan's death, hails his 'insurmountable' work in agriculture

NEW DELHI: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday condoled the death of renowned agricultural scientist MS Swaminathan and said his "insurmountable" work in agriculture made India self-sufficient and "saved millions from food insecurity". Swaminathan (98), also known as the father of Green Revolution in India, passed away at 11.15…

The Times of India

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PM Modi leads in tribute to M.S. Swaminathan; says his work ensured food security for India

PM Modi: Scientist M.S. Swaminathan's groundbreaking work in agriculture transformed lives & ensured food security. He was a powerhouse of innovation & a nurturing mentor. His passion for India's progress exemplary. TN Governor: Swaminathan father of Green Revolution & builder of modern Bharat.

The Hindu

Hangzhou Asian Games | Anush Agarwalla clinches first ever individual medal for India in equestrian dressage

Anush Agarwalla won India's first-ever bronze in individual dressage at Asian Games. Astride Etro, he scored 73.030 for 3rd place. Malaysia's Bin Mahamad Fathil Mohd Qabil Ambak won gold (75.780), Hong Kong's Jacqueline Wing Ying Siu silver (73.450).

The Hindu

‘Absolutely false’: Justin Trudeau denies flying to G20 in plane full of cocaine

‘Troubling example of how disinformation can make its way into media reporting’

The Independent UK

Flex says cooperating with Income Tax Department

Flex, an electronic components manufacturer, confirmed that officials from the Income Tax Department visited its premises in Chennai. The company stated that they are cooperating with the agency and providing the information sought. Flex also mentioned that they have a long history of conducting business in India in a legal…

The Hindu

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Asian Games: Anush Agarwalla claims bronze medal in equestrian dressage

NEW DELHI: India's Anush Agarwalla, in a splendid display of equestrian prowess, secured a well-deserved bronze medal in the individual dressage event at the Asian Games.

The Times of India

Andhra Pradesh Governor express grief over passing away of M. S. Swaminathan

Governor mourns passing of Padma Vibhushan M.S. Swaminathan, Father of Green Revolution in India. World renowned agronomist, plant geneticist, administrator, humanitarian, and World Food Prize winner. Governor offers heartfelt condolences to bereaved family.

The Hindu

Pakistan cricket team arrive in India for first time in seven years after visa issues

Pakistani players arrive in India to cheering fans, but faced a nervous wait for visa approval to enter country for Cricket World Cup

The Independent UK

Pakistan cricket team receives enthusiastic welcome in India as tensions fade ahead of World Cup warm-up

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's premier pacer, Haris Rauf, couldn't hide his excitement as he stepped into the main nets at the Hyderabad Cricket Association ground. He commented, "Zabardast. Maza aa gaya", in response to the warm reception his team received at the airport, a mere 12 hours prior.

The Times of India

What you need to know about the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 stadiums

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 matches will be hosted at 10 stadiums across India.

Al Jazeera

Martin ‘thought nobody would see’ open Pramac MotoGP leathers in India

Martin endured an eventful grand prix at the Buddh International Circuit on his way to second, as his leathers opened during the race before he started to suffer from severe dehydration.

Motorsport

M.S. Swaminathan, who helped India's farming to grow at industrial scale, dies at 98

Mankombu Sambasivan Swaminathan, a renowned agricultural scientist who revolutionized India’s farming and was a key architect of the country’s “Green Revolution”, has died at 98

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Curfew in parts of India’s Manipur after protests over killing of students

Dozens of students injured in violence after protests over alleged abduction and murder of two students, officials say.

The Hindu

Social media, OTT, online gaming usage rises: 60% urban kids spend 3 hours daily | Data

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, urban Indian children aged 9 to 18 are spending more time on the Internet for leisure, resulting in growing addiction to electronic devices. This addiction leads to various negative effects, including impatience, aggression, concentration issues, and depression, with many parents unaware of their children’s online activities.…

Dynamite News

Key amendments to Cable TV Network Rules 1994 introduced to streamline MSO registration

The amendments signify a positive step towards modernizing and optimizing the cable television and broadband sectors in India. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Helicopter services now available between Manipur and Mizoram

As per the latest development, helicopter services between Manipur and Mizoram have started. This move will definitely help to boost connectivity in the Northeastern region of India.

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South Africa captain Temba Bavuma to miss World Cup warm-up games

NEW DELHI: South Africa's preparations for the ICC Cricket World Cup suffered a setback as their ODI captain, Temba Bavuma, had to return home from India due to personal reasons. This development occurred just before the team's two warm-up matches against Afghanistan and New Zealand, scheduled for September 29 and…

The Hindu

Reflections of M.S. Swaminathan in The Hindu

M.S. Swaminathan, an eminent agricultural scientist and key architect of India’s ‘Green Revolution’, passed away at 98. He was inspired by his father’s freedom movement and Gandhi’s influence to pursue higher studies in agriculture. He worked with Union Ministers to ensure success of the ‘Green Revolution’, which increased production of…

The Hindu

ICMR to find out if flu vaccines can reduce respiratory infections in the elderly

ICMR seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of vaccines for flu and pneumonia in reducing infections and subsequent antimicrobial use in elderly.

Dynamite News

MS Swaminathan, Father of Green Revolution in India, is no more

In 1987, Swaminathan was awarded the first World Food Prize in recognition of his monumental contributions. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Asian Games: Men's and women's squash teams assure India of medals

NEW DELHI: Despite a 0-3 loss to Malaysia in their final pool B match at the Asian Games, the Indian women's squash team secured a bronze medal in the competition. Malaysia and India claimed the top two spots in their pool, guaranteeing them a spot in the semifinals, where the…

The Times of India

After BCCI, others introduced pay parity: BCCI secretary Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah attended the launch of a pioneering initiative aimed at empowering young individuals and advancing gender equality where he mentioned the steps BCCI took for men's and women's cricketers pay parity.

The Times of India

This medal is for my people in Manipur, says Roshibina Devi urging normalcy and peace in strife-torn state

HANGZHOU: You can block out the noise, modern society and technology is all about cancellation. We have mastered the science of blocking out external noise, but how do you block out the voices in your head, that strange mix of elation and anxiety, fear and euphoria? Have they devised an…

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