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India will continue to raise its voice in support of Afghan people: Ruchira Kamboj tells UNSC

India’s permanent representative to the U.N. Ruchira Kamboj reaffirmed India’s commitment to peace, stability & humanitarian aid for Afghanistan. India has provided food, medicines, vaccines, disaster relief, winter clothing & educational scholarships.

The Hindu

Asian Games: Indian men's Skeet team strikes bronze

NEW DELHI: The Indian team consisting of Angad Vir Singh Bajwa, Gurjoat Khangura, and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka secured the bronze medal in the men's skeet event at the Asian Games. The trio showcased their shooting prowess, achieving a total score of 355, which earned them the third position on…

The Times of India

Asian Games: Sift Kaur Samra strikes gold with record-breaking performance

NEW DELHI: Indian markswoman Sift Kaur Samra displayed exceptional shooting skills to secure the gold medal in the individual 50m rifle 3-position event at the Asian Games. Samra achieved a remarkable World and Games record score of 469.6, earning the top spot on the podium. Her compatriot, Ashi Chouksey, delivered…

The Times of India

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We have only 13 players available for 3rd ODI: Rohit Sharma

RAJKOT: Many cricketers have been forced to miss the third and final match of the series at the SCA Stadium here on Wednesday due to "illness" and "personal reasons". On the eve of the clash, skipper Rohit Sharma stunned everyone when he said that India only had "13 players" available…

The Times of India

Ashwin may replace Axar Patel in final World Cup squad

Veteran off-spinner R Ashwin is set to replace injured left-arm spinner Axar Patel in India's final squad for the World Cup. "Axar is suffering from a quadricep injury, which takes a long time to heal. KL Rahul was suffering from a similar injury, and took four months to recover. It…

The Times of India

Asian Games: Indian trio shoots team gold in women's 25m pistol event

NEW DELHI: India's trio of Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh, and Rhythm Sangwan secured the gold medal in the women's 25m pistol team event at the Asian Games. Their collective effort produced a score of 1759, elevating India to the top of the podium and securing the nation's fourth gold medal…

The Times of India

Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing: India-Canada diplomatic row threatens to hurt trade, investment

NEW DELHI: Canada-India ties have deteriorated since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused New Delhi of orchestrating the assassination of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia. Now, the diplomatic standoff threatens to spill over into their economies.

The Times of India

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Asian Games: Indian shooters clinch team silver in Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions

NEW DELHI: In a remarkable display of skill and precision, Indian shooters secured a silver medal in the fiercely contested Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions event at the Asian Games on Wednesday.

The Times of India

India vs Australia, 3rd ODI: India eye first-ever ODI clean sweep against Australia

Pandya, Shami among those rested for final game in Rajkot

The Times of India

From Paris to Bengaluru, a story on the relentless nature of motherhood

A new dark comedy in English Mummy’s Dead, Long Live Mummy!, written, produced by Koël Purie Rinchet and directed by Tiffany Hofstetter which had a successful world premiere in March 2023 in Paris, is now coming for a three-city India tour along with the original cast, performing in Delhi and Bengaluru this week.

The Hindu

In Manipur, efforts on to bring back sense of normalcy: EAM Jaishankar

Gov'ts in India & Manipur seek to restore normalcy & enforce law & order. UN experts raised alarm on human rights violations & abuses in Manipur. India rejected comments, calling them "unwarranted, presumptive & misleading".

The Hindu

India ‘takes great care’ ensuring steady ties with Russia are in good shape: EAM Jaishankar

India-Russia ties are very stable; both countries make efforts to ensure relationship is in good shape. Russia is turning to Asia due to disruption of ties with Europe and West, and India's relationship with Russia has been steady since mid-1950s.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Centre extends AFSPA in parts of Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh for another six months; ‘High level of military tension’ with China over last three years, says EAM Jaishankar, and more

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The Hindu

‘High level of military tension’ with China over the last three years: Jaishankar

India-China relations have been "very abnormal" for the last 3 years, with high military tension and broken agreements. India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said that the Chinese have given various explanations, none of which are tenable.

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Ben Stokes: ‘I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team’

Having reversed his 50-over retirement, England’s Test and T20 talisman talks to Ali Martin about the Ashes summer, Freddie Flintoff’s return and his hopes of retaining the World Cup in India

The Hindu

Left arm spinners, Steve Waugh and India’s near misses twice in a row

1987: India hosts 1st World Cup outside England; Maninder Singh's last-man dismissal signals 1-run loss to Australia; Dean Jones' 6/4 controversy; India-Pakistan 3rd-place match dropped; Bob Simpson's "lose patience, lose battle" mantra; India's 1-run loss to Australia in Brisbane.

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Sugar Prices Post Moderate Losses as Brazil Ramps Up Sugar Output

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Tuesday closed -0.29 (-1.10%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed -7.40 (-1.03%). Sugar prices Tuesday extended Monday's losses to 2-week lows on ramped-up sugar production in Brazil. Unica reported that Brazil Center-South sugar output in the first half of...

The Hindu

The need for quiet diplomacy to clear the air

Indian and Canadian leaders and diplomats have never really engaged; rather, they have talked passed each other. This is occurring today too

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India shine in sailing: Neha bags silver, Ali bronze

A rising sailor from National Sailing School Bhopal, Neha finished with a total of 32 points but her net score of 27 helped her earn the second spot behind gold medallist Noppassorn Khunboonjan of Thailand.

The Hindu

Hangzhou Asian Games | Biswas — postman by day, Esports player by night

Ayan, a postman from Birnagar, West Bengal, is representing India at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. His mom scolded him for playing video games, but now she encourages him. He works full-time as a postman, but still finds time to train for Streetfighter: V. He hopes his presence at the…

The Hindu

India and Australia have plenty to look forward to even in a dead rubber

India look to whitewash Aus in final ODI. Rohit, Kohli, Bumrah, Siraj, Kuldeep return. Starc, Maxwell likely to make comeback for Aussies. India on great run, stars keen to shine in last ODI before WC. India look to complete whitewash, Aus keen to avoid 6th straight loss.

The Hindu

Asian Games squash: Indians make winning starts in team events

India’s highest ranked player Saurav Ghosal, who like Joshna is competing in his sixth Asian Games, was tested in the first game by Samuel Kang before prevailing 11-9, 11-1, 11-4 in 37 minutes.

The Hindu

95% of space-components in Indian rockets are indigenous: Somanath

ISRO: 95% of components used in rockets, incl.uding Chandrayaan 3, made in India; developed over several years with Indian industries, labs, and CSIR; lithium-ion batteries built by ISRO; microprocessor chip made at Chandigarh's SCL; 5% high-end electronics imported; ISRO leading to address national aspirations and contribute to India's socio-economic growth.

The Times of India

Led boring and lonely lives but it was worth it: Asian Games gold-winning riders

HANGZHOU: Success requires sacrifices and for the unheralded Indian equestrian team, it was about moving away from social circles and leading a "boring" and "lonely" life but it all seemed worth as they created history in the Asian Games here on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

India, at UN, is mum about dispute with Canada over Sikh separatist leader's killing

India’s top diplomat has steered clear of his country’s row with Canada over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader when he addressed the U.N. General Assembly meeting of world leaders

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