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Outrage in U.S. over death of Indian student; U.S. assures prompt action and investigation

Biden admin. assures Indian govt. of quick investigation into death of Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula in Seattle after being struck by police car. U.S. lawmakers & Indian-Americans express outrage. Officials "shocked" & "horrified" at incident.

The Hindu

Column | From Incredible India to Blingy Bharat at the New Delhi G-20 summit

Blingy Bharat has a nice ring to it: India rolled out a multi-colored Qutub Minar for G20, showcasing the best diversity the country could offer. From Ed Sheeran remixes to Biden Tandoori Malai Broccoli, the hoopla was on. Operation Prettification and Vanish were in full swing, with blue tarpaulins and…

The Hindu

Happy birthday Suryakumar Yadav: India's Mr. 360 degree turns 33

NEW DELHI: Cricket enthusiasts worldwide celebrate the 33rd birthday of India's renowned T20I batsman, Suryakumar Yadav. Though considered a late bloomer in international cricket, his explosive style and audacious strokes have won him a special place in the cricketing world.

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Amit Shah asks officials to use simple, clear Hindi; says it ‘united’ people of country

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said Hindi has played an important role in uniting India and is a democratic language. He noted the efforts of the Department of Official Language to enrich Indian languages and promote Hindi in the UN

The Hindu

IND vs BAN, Asia Cup: Shreyas Iyer rejoins Team India in practice ahead of Bangladesh clash

NEW DELHI: Middle-order batsman Shreyas Iyer has made a welcome return to Team India during an optional practice session, gearing up for the Asia Cup Super Four clash against Bangladesh. This comes after Iyer had to sit out the previous Super Four stage encounters due to a back spasm.

The Times of India

Government to tell Supreme Court how essential drugs prices are decided

The Centre has agreed to place on record in the Supreme Court its mechanism for controlling the price of life-saving and essential drugs. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati said in the Supreme Court on September 13 that the government would file an updated affidavit.

The Hindu

How India can leave Pakistan and Australia behind to become world No.1 in ODIs

NEW DELHI: The race for the number one spot in one-day internationals (ODIs) is heating up with less than a month to go for the ICC World Cup.

The Times of India

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Morning Digest | Special Session to debate Parliament’s 75-year journey, take up Bills; Apple farmers urge J&K L-G to restart MIS in Kashmir to save C-grade crop, and more

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

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Chhetri only notable face in 17-member Indian football team for Asian Games, Stimac's status not known

Most of the clubs had shown unwillingness to release the 22 players named in the Indian squad

The Hindu

Protecting floodplains is the need of the hour

Illegal construction work in floodplains reduces the capacity of rivers to contain a high level of water within their banks

The Hindu

Indian security officers, rebels killed in gun battle in Kashmir

Four Indian security forces and two rebels have been killed in separate gunfights in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Al Jazeera

Sugar Prices Retreat on Ramped-Up Production in Brazil

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Wednesday closed down -0.29 (-1.08%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed down -4.80 (-0.66%). Sugar prices Wednesday settled moderately lower on signs of strong sugar output in Brazil. On Wednesday, Unica reported that Brazil Center-South sugar output in the...

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Actor Naga Chaitanya acquires ownership of Hyderabad Blackbirds racing team

Actor Naga Chaitanya has acquired ownership of Hyderabad Blackbirds, a team participating in Formula 4 Indian Championship. The Championship will be held alongside Indian Racing League (IRL) in Hyderabad. Chaitanya is looking forward to the street races and believes it will be a great experience for viewers. Last year, Blackbirds'…

The Hindu

Little succour: On Consumer Price Index data

As the Reserve Bank of India has been highlighting, failure to anchor inflation expectations risks hurting growth

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The complex path to biofuel sustainability

‘Biofuel’ is a blanket term that includes both sustainable and unsustainable fuels, and an understanding of their difference will be essential to drive effective decarbonisation action

The Independent UK

Rebels kill 3 Indian soldiers and police officer in separate gunfights in Indian-controlled Kashmir

Indian officials say three soldiers and a police officer were killed in separate gunfights with rebels over the past two days in the mountainous Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir

The Independent UK

Law Roach, the image architect, rethinks his own image with a New York Fashion Week show

Law Roach collaborated with luxury Indian husband and wife designers Falguni Shane Peacock as creative director for their “2.0” collection that debuted at New York Fashion Week Monday

The Hindu

Amazon Web Services ties up with ISRO

AWS, ISRO and IN-SPACe join forces to support space-tech innovations through cloud computing. AWS will provide eligible startups tools, resources and expert technical support at no cost. They will also collaborate on a new initiative to train students and educators in cloud computing, AI, ML, analytics and security. This will…

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Many coaches have the tendency of not preferring Indian forwards because of some fake pressure: KBFC coach Ivan Vukomanovic

Kerala Blasters HC Vukomanovic believes ISL coaches face fake pressure to sign foreign strikers, ignoring Indian talent. Blasters have always promoted Indian players, and hope to break their unlucky streak in the ISL finals this season. Vukomanovic is serving a 10-match ban for the controversial BFC match forfeiture.

The Hindu

Asia Cup 2023: India now sporting a settled look ahead of the World Cup

India won ODI vs. Pak. & Sri Lanka with ease. Bowlers showed skill in varying conditions. Axar Patel contributed vital runs & shepherded tail. Team looks settled; Shreyas Iyer's recovery key to World Cup plans.

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Biden Administration Announces Economic Corridor Linking India, Middle East And Europe At G20 Summit

The corridor envisages sustainable economic growth through enhanced connectivity and economic integration across continents

The Hindu

Asia Cup 2023: Sri Lanka and Pakistan vie for spot in the summit clash

Pakistan & Sri Lanka face off in a virtual semifinal in the Asia Cup Super Four stage. Pakistan needs to win to reach the final, while Sri Lanka has a superior Net Run Rate. Pakistan has five changes to its eleven, while Sri Lanka has been successful in tiding over…

The Hindu

Pilot study on ‘low dose immunotherapy’ claims effective results in treatment of head and neck cancer patients

Bengaluru doctors claim effective results on head and neck cancer patients from a multicentric randomised pilot study on “low dose immunotherapy”. 12 cases were studied in the 54-76 age group, combining NACT with low-dose Nivolumab immunotherapy. This provides an affordable cancer treatment option with potential to improve quality of life…

The Times of India

We want more Indian coaches in the long run: Dilip Tirkey

BENGALURU: Foreign coaches have been Indian hockey’s go-to professionals ever since Germany’s Gerhard Rach took over the team bound for the Athens Olympics in 2004. For nearly two decades now, the men’s team has seen as many as 10 foreign coaches. A change, perhaps, would be welcome if Dilip Tirkey’s…

The Times of India

Shreyas Iyer's back stiffness keeps India worried as squad for Australia series set to be named this week

NEW DELHI: Shreyas Iyer's back injury isn't apparently very serious but concerns remain about his availability for India's final Super 4 game against Bangladesh on Friday as the national selection committee is set to name the squad for the three-match series against Australia sometime during the week.

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