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Asian Games: Indian shooters clinch gold and silver in trap shooting team events

NEW DELHI: The Indian shooting contingent had another day to remember at the Asian Games, securing the gold medal in the men's team and a silver in the women's team in the trap shooting events on Sunday.

The Times of India

Singles players help India set up final with China

Indian men made history by entering the final of the team event for the first time in the Asian Games.

The Times of India

India crush Pakistan 10-2 win for their biggest victory over arch-rivals

Pakistan's slide in hockey has watered down their rivalry with India. The intensity with which the teams play against each other remains but the gap is too glaring. Be it fitness, mental strength or tactics, India are way above their rivals.

The Times of India

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Asian Games: Aditi Ashok claims silver in women's golf

NEW DELHI: Indian golfer Aditi Ashok clinched the silver medal in women's golf at the Asian Games. The final day of the competition proved to be a challenging one for Ashok, as her fortunes took a tumble, allowing Thailand's Arpichaya Yubol to seize the coveted gold medal. The tournament, held…

The Times of India

In a battle for the ages, India beat Pakistan in thriller for squash gold

The tensions hadn't really hit home when India's Mahesh Mangaonkar argued with the referee over points he thought were contentious in the opening set, Pakistan's Muhammad Asim Khan continued blocking of Saurav Ghosal's path during drop shots or when a frowning Noor Zaman glared at Abhay Singh after a collision…

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Afghan Embassy closes in India citing a lack of diplomatic support and personnel

The Afghan Embassy says it is closing in New Delhi from Sunday due to a lack of diplomatic support in India and the absence of a recognized government in Kabul

The Independent UK

Neeraj Chopra mania sweeps through Asian Games Village

Shrieks, gasps, selfie requests in clamour for India's javelin superstar

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Why the ODI needs this World Cup

The 50-over format is no more a cosy fit in cricket's lucrative T20 ecosystem. Come World Cup time, however, the one-day game can again be king. At least for a few days. At least for one more edition...

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Afghanistan Embassy in India to cease operation from today; Threat of government shutdown ends as Congress passes a temporary funding plan and sends it to Biden

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

The Hindu

Central government hospital steps in to bat for transpersons’ health

India's 1st dedicated transgender OPD opened at RML Hospital to promote inclusive healthcare for LGBTQ+ community. It provides free treatment, investigations, sex change surgery, endocrinology, plastic surgery, dermatology, paediatrics, and a separate washroom.

The Hindu

Mohamed Muizzu wins Maldives election in victory for pro-China camp

Incumbent Ibrahim Mohamed Solih concedes defeat shortly before midnight after Muizzu wins 54 percent of the vote.

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Afghanistan Embassy in India announces decision to cease operations from October 1

Afghanistan Embassy in India announces closure of operations from Oct 1, citing lack of support from host govt, failure to meet expectations & reduction in personnel & resources. Regrets decision, citing historic ties & long-standing partnership with India.

The Hindu

Fighting greenwashing

Organic certifications protect consumers from greenwashing, build trust, and promote sustainable practices. They provide a standardized verification process, offer market access, and incentivize organic producers. Challenges remain in combating greenwashing, but collaboration and enforcement of standards can help.

The Hindu

Hullabaloo at the green grocer’s

Buying veg is most tedious & complex task. It requires economics, botany & maths. Buyers must calculate freshness window & identify right veg. Markets are dynamic, unique & chaotic. Hawkers compete & bulls break the crowds. Shopping is a study in group behaviour & immunity. Western markets are calmer &…

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Irani Cup preview | Pujara in focus as Saurashtra meets Rest of India

Rajkot hosts Irani Cup match featuring Team India prospects Pujara and Unadkat, RoI's Sudharsan, Sarfaraz Khan, Yash Dhull, Rohan Kunnummal, and Vihari, and Saurashtra's Vasavada, Jackson, and Desai. Rest of India's Saini and Karnataka's Kaverappa lead the pace attack, while Shams Mulani, Saurabh Kumar, and Pulkit Narang spin. Bharat and…

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NIA arrests one from Manipur’s Churachandpur for ‘waging war against India’

National Investigation Agency has arrested 51-year-old Seiminlun Gangte from Manipur’s Churachandpur district in a case related to a transnational conspiracy by terror outfits based in Myanmar and Bangladesh to “wage war” against the Government of India by exploiting the current ethnic unrest in Manipur.

Inverse

India Found Evidence of A Surprise Element on the Moon Necessary to Establish a Base

Sulfur exists in lunar rocks and soil but typically only at a very low concentration.

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Starc takes hat-trick but rain foils Aussie Cup warm-up

Mitchell Starc has taken a hat-trick but rain forced the abandonment of Australia's World Cup warm-up match against the Netherlands in India.

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Australia's Steve Smith and Mitchell Starc star in rain-hit World Cup warm-up game

NEW DELHI: Australian batsman Steve Smith showcased his prowess by scoring a half-century in a rain-affected warm-up match held in Thiruvananthapuram on a Saturday. However, it was the fiery pacer Mitchell Starc who stole the spotlight, claiming a remarkable hat-trick that dismantled the Netherlands' top-order batting lineup ahead of the…

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Asian Games: After pistols and rifles, Indian racquets fire in Hangzhou

HANGZHOU: The ammunition depot of India's Asian Games contingent shifted from shooting to racquet sports on Saturday when 'comebacks' became the underlying theme of two gold medals and some stellar wins amplified the roar towards the podium.

The Times of India

After hard times during Covid, archer Mrinal Chauhan aims to soar high in Hangzhou

As the archery events of Asian Games begin in Hangzhou on Sunday, there will be a lot of hope from the Indians to fare well and give the South Koreans a fight to the podium.

The Times of India

PCB wants ICC to expedite visa process for media and fans for World Cup travel

HYDERABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Saturday wrote to the sport's governing body ICC for expediting the visa process for journalists and fans who wish to travel to India for the World Cup beginning October 5.

The Guardian - UK

‘Strength in depth is a different level’: Morgan on England World Cup hopes

World Cup-winning one-day captain thinks England will do well but rates the hosts India as the favourites

The Hindu

National Medical Commission’s latest order on seat allocation viewed as unfair to southern States

The National Medical Commission decision to allocate medical seats according to population is turning into a southern States versus the Centre debate. The order comes into effect from the next academic year.

The Times of India

Asian Games: India pip Pakistan to clinch squash gold; record biggest-ever win over arch-rivals in hockey

NEW DELHI: A nerve-wracking gold medal win in men's squash event was followed by a brutal, one-sided thrashing on the hockey field as India bossed neighbouring Pakistan, twice on Day 7 of the Hangzhou Asian Games.

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