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Hangzhou Asian Games: India's Arjun Lal Jat and Arvind Singh win silver in Men's Rowing Lightweight Double Sculls

NEW DELHI: Team India continued its impressive performance at the 19th Asian Games as Arjun Lal Jat and Arvind Singh clinched the country's second silver medal, narrowly trailing behind China in the final of the men's rowing lightweight double sculls on a thrilling Sunday.

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Hangzhou Asian Games | Rowing duo Arjun Jat Lal, Arvind Singh power to silver; coxed-eight team too comes in second

Arjun Lal Jat and Arvind Singh clinched India’s second silver medal in the Asian Games after finishing marginally behind China in the final of the men’s rowing lightweight double sculls

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Hangzhou Asian Games | Indian women’s 10m air rifle team bags silver; Ramita win individual bronze

India won its first medal at the 19th Asian Games, a silver medal in the Women’s 10 Metre Air Rifle with a score of 1886

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India vs Australia 2nd ODI: India's got momentum, but Shami vs Shardul debate far from settled

INDORE: India are building up steam as the World Cup approaches, ticking boxes on the way, getting battle ready. Jasprit Bumrah looks sharp, Shubman Gill has regained his midas touch and KL Rahul has settled well in the middle-order as if he was never away from the action.

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Hangzhou Asian Games: India win silver in Women's 10m Air Rifle team event

NEW DELHI: Team India opened its medal tally at the 19th Asian Games in remarkable fashion, securing a silver medal in the Women's 10 Metre Air Rifle team event. The trio comprising Ramita, Mehuli Ghosh, and Ashi Chouksey displayed exceptional marksmanship, earning accolades for their outstanding performance on Sunday.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | India says no specific information shared by Canada on Nijjar killing; Kovind-led panel to seek political parties’ views on simultaneous elections, and more

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

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KFA launches Kerala youth development project

KFA launches Kerala Youth Development Project to produce 200 quality players for Indian Super League, I-League. Five teams, in various age groups, will compete in 14 districts. Chakolas Gold Trophy returns after 40 years. AFC general secretary, Kerala Sports Minister, KFA president, secretary present.

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UNGA Briefing: There's one more day to go after a break — but first, here's what you missed

It’s Day 6 of the U.N. General Assembly high-level meeting that brings world leaders together at U.N. headquarters in New York

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Why have India, Canada tensions worsened? | Explained

What are the allegations levelled against India? Why does India accuse Canada of providing safe havens to pro-Khalistan extremists? How have other countries reacted? Why have visa services been suspended? What is the status of the Free Trade Agreement?

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Asian Games 2023: Nikhat and Lovlina headline India’s challenge in the boxing ring

For a sport with widely held notions of strength and masculinity in popular culture, boxing in India has been headlined mainly by women in recent times. As the sport with the fourth-highest medal count for India at the Asian Games, it has contributed 57 medals, but the inclusion of the…

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India squad departs for U.S. to participate in BWF World Junior Championships

India's 16-member badminton squad left for USA to compete in the BWF World Junior Championships. The squad features Odisha Open 2022 champion Unnati Hooda and two-time U-19 All India Junior Ranking champion Ayush Shetty. The 3-week training camp was aimed at strengthening skills and team bonding. The tournament will start…

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US diplomat says intelligence from 'Five Eyes' nations helped Canada to link India to Sikh's killing

The U.S. ambassador to Canada has said that information shared from members of an intelligence-sharing alliance was part of what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used to make public allegations of the Indian government's possible involvement in the assassination a Sikh Canadian

The Independent UK

Draft patent amendment rules undermine pre-grant opposition

Draft patent rules threaten pre-grant opposition, a key public health safeguard. Big pharma seeks to remove essential safeguards from India’s patent laws, creating needless hurdles in pre-grant opposition. Draft rules introduce variable fees, power to determine maintainability of representation by individuals/groups. This threatens access to quality-assured, affordable generics & extends…

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Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing | No specific information shared by Canada, says India

India responds to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s claim that Canada had shared with India “many weeks ago” evidence that it might have been behind the killing of the Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing on Canadian soil.

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INDIA seeks probe into sloganeering from House gallery

Opposition parties write to Rajya Sabha Chairman, demand action against MPs who facilitated entry of visitors who raised slogans in gallery during debate on Women's Reservation Bill. MPs responsible for visitors' conduct to face consequences. Presiding officers urged to not help govt by bending rules.

The Times of India

'Shami's always threatening with...': Mark Waugh after India's ODI win against Australia

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Mark Waugh showered praise on Indian pacer Mohammed Shami's impressive performance after he took 5 wickets for 51 runs in the first ODI of the three-match series against Australia.

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INDIA bloc leader and NCP chief Sharad Pawar visits Adani office, residence in Ahmedabad

In April, Mr Adani had visited Mr Pawar’s residence Silver Oak in south Mumbai.

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Don't think anyone at the moment would have a seam position as good as Mohammed Shami: Harbhajan Singh

NEW DELHI: Harbhajan Singh heaped praise on India pacer Mohammed Shami following his remarkable five-wicket haul against Australia in the first ODI in Mohali on Friday.

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India-Australia ODI series | Men in Blue looking to seal the deal against visiting Aussies

India No. 1 in all formats, Gaikwad's maiden fifty, Gill's form, Thakur's performance, Shami's five-for, Yadav's responsible half-century, Rahul's captaincy & gloves, Aus batters & bowlers' effort, Inglis' 45, Starc & Maxwell's absence. India keen to wrap-up series, Aus determined to keep it alive.

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Despite soured ties, Canada continues to catch the fancy of youths

Despite strained India-Canada ties, 15.10 lakh Indians have gained Canadian citizenship, highest after US. Punjabis are main immigrants, Keralites joined in late 90s. Canada is like UAE for Malayalis, but few return to India. Reverse remittances likely in future. NoRKA-Roots estimates thousands migrated to Canada for edu/career, but only 200…

The Times of India

'Demonstrate in action what true sporting spirit is...': PM Modi extends best wishes to Indian contingent

NEW DELHI: The Hangzhou Asian Games officially commenced with a spectacular opening ceremony on Saturday, featuring Olympic medalist boxer Lovlina Borgohain and men's hockey captain Harmanpreet Singh as India's flag-bearers.

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PSU engineers who build equipment for ISRO go without salary for 20 months

Around 3,000 employees of Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC), including technicians and engineers, who helped produce many a equipment for the Indian Space Research Organisation, including the launch pad of Chandrayaan-3, are now forced to sell edibles and garments.

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Heavy rush prompts DTPC to impose curbs on tourists visiting Wagamon glass bridge

The Idukki District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) has put in place special arrangements at India’s largest cantilever glass bridge that was recently inaugurated at Wagamon in Idukki, due to heavy rush.

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Role of teachers in making India ‘Vishwa Guru’ vital: Pralhad Joshi

Emphasising the pivotal role played by teachers in the development of nation, Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Coal and Mines Pralhad Joshi said that the role of teachers in making India ‘Vishwa Guru’ was vital.

The Independent UK

Biden faces foreign policy trouble spots as he aims to highlight his experience on the global stage

It probably wasn’t how President Joe Biden envisioned his big foreign policy week ending

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