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SC refuses to give Chandrababu Naidu an exception, asks his lawyer to mention plea for urgent hearing on September 26

The Supreme Court refused on Monday to unflex its rules to entertain an unlisted oral plea on behalf of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu to urgently hear his appeal for quashing the FIRs registered in the skill development scam case. Appearing before a Bench headed by Chief…

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"Resolve issue through dialogue" says Indian community in Canada amidst strained ties

The Indian Community in Canada is concerned over the recent strain in relations between the two countries following Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’ allegations regarding the Indian government’s involvement in the fatal shooting of Khalistan Tiger Force chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Team India's air rifle triumph at Asian Games: Gold medal glory, China's record shattered

Team India's shooting trio, Divyansh Panwar, Rudrankksh Patil, and Aishwary Tomar, clinched gold in the men's 10 m air rifle team shooting event at the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou on Monday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Canadian intelligence has been probing R&AW long before Nijjar case, suggests review

In 2018, Canada’s then newly set up National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians carried out a review into “the allegations associated with” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s official visit to India. But many portions of the review were redacted as it was deemed “injurious to national security and international relations”.

Newslaundry

‘A tool of political control’: how India became the world leader in internet blackouts

For the past five years India has shut down the internet more times than any other country affecting over 120 million people

The Guardian - UK

Hangzhou Asian Games | India bags two bronze medals in rowing

Indian rowers bag 2 bronzes on Day 2 of Asian Games. Satnam, Parminder, Jakar & Sukhmeet win bronze in men's quadruple sculls. Jaswinder, Bheem, Punit & Ashish win bronze in men's fours. Balraj Panwar misses podium, finishes 4th in men's single sculls. India now has 2 silvers & 5 bronzes.

The Hindu

Foreigners set for bigger play in $1 trillion India bond market

India’s $1 trillion government bond market has struggled for years to rise above the criticism of being insular.

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Asian Games: Indian rowers clinch two bronze medals on Day 2

NEW DELHI: Indian rowers continued to shine at the Asian Games with a stellar performance that saw them claim two bronze medals on a thrilling Monday of competition. The day commenced with the quartet of Jaswinder Singh, Bheem Singh, Punit Kumar, and Ashish Goliyan securing a bronze medal in the…

The Times of India

Still hold Rs 2,000 note? You have less than a week to deposit in bank

MUMBAI: India’s highest value banknote will be withdrawn in less than a week — and there’s still almost 240 billion rupees ($2.9 billion) worth of the notes in circulation.

The Times of India

Hangzhou Asian Games: Indian 10m air rifle team claims gold with world record score, Aishwary bags individual bronze

NEW DELHI: Indian shooters have left an indelible mark on the Asian Games, seizing three medals, including a coveted team gold, in a display of outstanding marksmanship. The Indian shooting contingent asserted its dominance by achieving five podium finishes in just two days of competition, demonstrating the country's prowess in…

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Canada’s Defence Minister describes relationship with India ‘important’; Aadhaar unreliable in ‘hot, humid’ India, says Moody’s, and more

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

The Hindu

No plans to enter politics as of now: Mahanaryaman Scindia

Indore Mahanaryaman Scindia, son of Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, has no plans to join politics. He is working on a cricket league to encourage sports talent in rural areas of Madhya Pradesh. Mahatma Gandhi showed one person can bring change without politics. Mr. Scindia is VP of Gwalior Division Cricket…

The Hindu

Goa Lighthouse festival to showcase maritime history

Union Minister Sonowal inaugurated Indian Lighthouse Festival at Fort Aguada to promote lighthouses as tourism destinations, create opportunities for local communities and businesses. The Centre enacted Marine Aids to Navigation Act to provide framework for lighthouses' development, maintenance and management. Heritage Lighthouses will be developed for educational, cultural and tourism…

The Hindu

Amid row over visa denial to Indian wushu players, Chinese envoy calls for strengthening bilateral ties

China, India call for strengthening bilateral relations on healthy, stable track. Union Sports Minister cancels visit to Hangzhou to protest China's denial of visas to 3 Indian wushu players from Arunachal Pradesh. MEA reaffirms Arunachal Pradesh is integral part of India.

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Canada’s Defence Minister describes relationship with India ‘important’

Canada's Def. Min. Blair terms rel. with India "important" & will pursue Indo-Pacific strategy while investigating Sikh separatist leader's killing. India rejected allegations & expelled Canadian diplomat. Canada seeks deeper trade, defence & immigration ties with India.

The Hindu

Taking India back to the drawing board

‘We need a robust conversation around delimitation sooner than later, so that lifting of the freeze on allocation of seats does not have to be pushed ahead further,

AAP

India canter to win on another dark day for Australia

The bizarre dismissals of David Warner and Cam Green following India's record-breaking batting assault have capped another bad day for Australia.

The Hindu

Aadhaar unreliable in ‘hot, humid’ India: Moody’s

Moody's flags concerns about security and privacy vulnerabilities in centralised ID systems like India's Aadhaar. It notes service denials, biometric reliability issues, and the burden of authorization. It suggests decentralised ID systems, which offer users more control of their data and reduce online fraud.

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Letters to The Editor — September 25, 2023

Readers’ mail to The Hindu’s Letters to The Editor

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Politicising exchanges: On China using sporting events to score geopolitical points

Beyond the Asian Games, the Chinese action against Indian athletes from Arunachal Pradesh is a reminder of the current distrust in bilateral relations

The Hindu

Simultaneous polls — but only in a presidential system

There is a deep problem in implementing the one nation-one poll idea in India

The Hindu

2023 ODI World Cup venues: Narendra Modi Stadium — capacity, ticket sales, pitch info and all you need to know

Narendra Modi Stadium is ready to host 2023 ODI World Cup, with state-of-the-art facilities, modern dressing rooms, plush hospitality areas, and 1,20,000 tickets for fans. It has 11 pitches, 18 parking zones, 4 gates, 150 restrooms, and 8-10 medical kiosks. The GCA is addressing ICC and BCCI recommendations, and setting…

The Hindu

An economic corridor, the Israel link and the geopolitics

The Peace Day Effort may take precedence over the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor

The Independent UK

US shared intelligence on killing of Sikh leader with Canada

American spy agencies shared intelligence with Canada regarding the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

The Hindu

Hangzhou Asian Games: Japan puts up a Volleyball master-class to outclass India

India’s dream of a medal ends with Japan's win. Despite strong performances, India's lack of experience and resources prove costly as Japan's depth in quality and experience lead to a straight set win. India's players battle off-court too, with limited opportunities and lack of recognition for the PVL.

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