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Ben Stokes set to have knee surgery after England’s Cricket World Cup ends

The 32-year-old hopes to return as an all-rounder for England’s Test series against India in January after surgery on a chronic injury

The Guardian - UK

Winter air pollution around Diwali and asthma: What you need to know

Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time for celebration in India, but it poses special difficulties for people with respiratory illnesses like asthma, COPD. Usually, the celebration falls around the start of winter, which coincides with a difficult time for people who have specific lung conditions. The increase in…

The Times of India

From ‘untouchable’ to architect of India’s constitution: film tells story of Ambedkar

Documentary looks at lasting popularity of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, one of the founders of modern India, who championed the rights of Dalits

The Guardian - UK

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New Delhi shuts schools and limits construction work to reduce severe air pollution

New Delhi’s government has shut primary schools and banned polluting vehicles and construction work in an attempt to reduce the worst haze and smog of the season

The Independent UK

Watch: Shreyas Iyer clinches 'Fielder of the Match' award as India dominate Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: India clinched a resounding 302-run victory against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai on Thursday. The victory propelled India into the semi-final of the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup.

The Times of India

Schools shuttered, buses banned as Indian capital takes pollution crown

New Delhi authorities are mulling a halt to construction activities as toxic smog envelops the city.

Al Jazeera

CJI Chandrachud says lawyers should not seek adjournments unless it is ‘very, very necessary’

The Supreme Court received 3,688 requests for adjournment from lawyers between September 1 and November 3 as soon as the cases were listed for hearing, compelling Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud on Friday to announce in open courtroom that he does not head a ‘tareekh-pe-tareekh court’. The CJI said…

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Over 40% of woman workforce in manufacturing sector in India is from T.N. : Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan

Tamil Nadu govt. has enhanced maternity leave to 12 months & free bus scheme for women. 42% of India's women workforce in manufacturing sector is from TN. Avtar & Seramount Social Excellence Awards & Male Ally Legacy Awards (MALA) given. 77% of companies in 2023 said diverse workforce positively impacted…

The Hindu

Elon Musk's son is named after this famous Indian scientist

Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s family has an important link with India. In a meeting with the Minister of State (MoS) for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Elon Musk has made an interesting revelation about his son's Indian connection. The meeting happened in Britain, a glimpse of which Chandrasekhar has…

The Times of India

'Start celebrating your fast bowlers...': Shoaib Akhtar requests Indian fans after pacers dismantle Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistani fast-bowler, Shoaib Akhtar, known as the 'Rawalpindi Express,' heaped praise on India's pace trio after their astounding performance in a World Cup match that led to a 302-run victory over Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.

The Times of India

Records tumble as India mercilessly demolish Sri Lanka in Cricket World Cup match

Large number of records made and broken in India’s brutal drubbing of Sri Lanka

The Independent UK

Teams should be allowed bigger squads in World Cups: Pat Cummins

AHMEDABAD: There's now a growing feeling that, considering the nearly two-month length of the tournament and the travelling involved in a country like India, the International Cricket Council should allow teams to have squads bigger -perhaps 17 or 18-than the current limit of 15 in the ODI World Cups.

The Times of India

World Cup: India-England pitch rated average

MUMBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has given another 'average' rating to a pitch for an India match in the World Cup.

The Times of India

World Cup: How a potent bowling attack is powering South Africa campaign

PUNE: India are not the only team having a 'Chinaman' bowler in the ranks. South Africa's Tabraiz Shamsi is cut from the same cloth as Kuldeep Yadav. Like the Ravindra Jadeja-Kuleep combo of left-arm spin, the Shamsi-Keshav Maharaj duo is turning out to be a vital cog in South Africa's…

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'A complete batter...': Wasim Akram heaps praise on 'best' Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI: Modern day great Virat Kohli faced a heartbreak at Wankhede stadium on Thursday, missing out on the chance to equal Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49 One Day International (ODI) hundreds again. But he showed his class with a solid 88, off 94 balls, while adding a match-turning 189…

The Hindu

₹50,000 cr FDI in food processing sector in last 9 years: PM Modi

PM Modi: FDI worth ₹50,000 cr in food processing sector in 9 yrs; 'Food Street' inaugurated; Seed Capital Assistance to 1 lakh SHGs; Union Ministers urge foreign investors to invest in India; 48 sessions to focus on financial empowerment, quality assurance & innovations; 1,200 overseas buyers to attend.

The Hindu

World Cup not a stage to focus on individual milestones: Iyer

Shreyas Iyer: World Cup stage not for individual milestones; India's bowling performance "surreal" after crushing Sri Lanka by 302 runs. Iyer hopes to get a hundred for India in coming matches.

The Times of India

'Loki Season 2' composer Natalie Holt recalls her time in India: I taught piano in a Mumbai school; didn't get into Bollywood movies - Exclusive

Natalie Holt, the talented composer who created the captivating score for "Loki 2," sat down with ETimes to share her thoughts and insights on creating an incredible soundscape for this Marvel superhero series. While we've come to know Natalie for her exceptional work in Hollywood, few are aware that she…

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I judge myself through my rhythm not number of wickets: Siraj

Mohammed Siraj's parameter of judging himself is consistency in deliveries bowled in good areas, not wickets taken. He's taken nine wickets from seven games, and after India's 302-run win over Sri Lanka, he was in rhythm with 3/16 in 7 overs.

The Times of India

Cricket World Cup winners and losers: Beyond the games week 4

With only a few matches left in the initial league stage of the Cricket World Cup, it's becoming clearer which teams will progress to the semifinals. That clarity doesn't extend to the skylines of India's two biggest cities, as air quality takes a seasonal turn for the worse.

The Hindu

Column | From struggling with body image issues to making sex toys for women, Delhi entrepreneur Sachee Malhotra has come a long way

Sachee Malhotra co-founded That Sassy Thing, a sex-ed first, intimate wellness brand, to bridge the gap between misinformation and ignorance in India's bedroom. With her husband Himanshu, she provides reliable, useful information to women and built its community with plain speak. 50% of buyers are now men, and the company…

The Times of India

Darsheel Safary recalls getting his tiny bat autographed by Sachin Tendulkar; says, 'He has always inspired me to strive for greatness' - Exclusive

In an exclusive interview with ETimes, Darsheel Safary shared insights into his role in the film 'Hukus Bukus,' which delves into the intertwining themes of cricket and faith in India. He also opened up about his real-life admiration for Sachin Tendulkar, prepping up for his character in the movie and…

The Times of India

'Never seen him out of form...': Misbah-ul-Haq and Shoaib Malik praise 'extraordinary' Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Another big win and another terrific performance from India's pace attack in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup. The pace trio of Jasprit Bumrah, Moahmmed Shami and Mohammed Siraj blew away the Sri Lankan batting line-up at Wankhede stadium on Thursday, dismissing them for mere 55 runs in…

The Hindu

Staff shortage, financial dependency plague local governance in India | Data

Most Indian cities financially dependent on State governments, lack control over staff: ASICS 2023 report. Only Assam empowers cities to collect taxes, most need State approval to borrow. Mayors/councils lack power in staff appointments/promotions. Poor transparency in publishing civic info, financial statements. High vacancy in local governments, worse than global…

The Hindu

‘The Buddha was a master teacher who catered his message for different audiences,’ says author Douglas Ober

‘Dust on the Throne’ offers a new perspective on the history and revival of Buddhism in India. Douglas Ober, an honorary research associate in the Centre for India and South Asia Research, questions the modernist view of the Buddha, and the prevalence of ritual practice and animist cults among early…

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