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Need just one perfect day with favourable weather to touch 90 m mark: Neeraj Chopra

Indian Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra said he is close to touching the 90-metre mark and needs just “one perfect day” with favourable weather conditions to attain that mark

The Hindu

Satwik-Chirag lead Indian charge at badminton World Championships

Ten medals in ten years and the Indians are yearning for more as the BWF World Championships kick off in Copenhagen on Monday. Led by the indomitable PV Sindhu, Indian shuttlers ruled the roost at the Worlds, winning at least a medal at every edition since 2013.

The Times of India

Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger to drive Indian football’s transformation

PANAJI: Arsene Wenger held lengthy discussion with top All India Football Federation (AIFF) officials in Sydney on Saturday and confirmed that he would visit India in October to finalise the setting-up of a state-of-the-art centralised academy for under-13 boys and girls.

The Times of India

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Indian archers end with five medals in World Cup Stage IV

KOLKATA: It’s double delight for India as their compound archers won both the men’s and women’s team gold medals in the World Cup Stage 4 in Paris on Saturday.

The Times of India

ISSF World Championships: Mehuli Ghosh wins 10m air rifle bronze, Olympic quota

PUNE: An impressive Mehuli Ghosh booked a women's 10m air rifle Paris Olympics quota for India by winning a bronze medal at the ISSF World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Saturday. Mehuli, 22, topped the qualification round by scoring 634.5 to advance to the final.

The Times of India

Avinash Sable crashes out of 3000m steeplechase in World Athletics Championships

BENGALURU: One of India's main hopes Avinash Sable faded away in the last 200 metres to crash out of the men's 3000m steeplechase after finishing seventh in Heat 1 on the opening day of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest on Saturday.

The Times of India

Jasprit Bumrah likely to be vice-captain for Asia Cup, squad announcement on Aug 21

MUMBAI: The Ajit Agarkar-chaired senior men’s selection committee will have an all-important meeting

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Aussie women's football captain Sam Kerr has Indian roots

The women’s World Cup didn’t end the way Australia wanted it to. But finishing fourth – the co-hosts lost the third-place play-off 2-0 to Sweden on Saturday – is their best showing ever. What would endure in memory is the fierce long ranger that Matildas captain Sam Kerr struck against…

The Times of India

Four-year dope ban | Dutee Chand requests Centre, State Government to help

Dutee Chand, a double Asian Games silver medalist, urges Odisha Government and Centre for help after receiving a four-year ban for failing dope tests. She appeals to authorities to give her a chance to represent India in various competitions. Chand has won medals in Asian Games and Championships and became…

The Hindu

Morning Digest | ISRO successfully reduces Lander Module orbit bringing it closer to the moon; Centre imposes 40% duty on onion exports, to offload stocks, and more

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Explained | Why is the BRICS summit important for India?

BRICS 2023: How will fruitful India-China talks have a bearing on Delhi G20 summit? Will Vladimir Putin attend South Africa BRICS Summit?

The Hindu

The plight of a Humanities student

Hum. students face social/personal battles to pursue their interests. Market forces create a divide of disciplines as worthwhile/worthless. Quality investments and privilege needed to pursue humanities. Need understanding & humility from all students to create spirited student population to solve India's problems.

The Hindu

Archery World Cup Stage-4: Indian teams claim men and women’s compound team golds

Indian compound archers win 3 medals, incl. men & women team gold, at Archery World Cup Stage-4 in Paris. Men's team (Ojas Deotale, Prathamesh Jawkar & Abhishek Verma) beat USA 236-232 in final. Women's team (V. Jyothi Surekha, Aditi Swami & Parneet Kaur) beat Mexico 234-233. Jyothi Surekha also won…

The Hindu

In-form Sable falters on World Athletics Championships stage, fails to mask anguish; long jumper Shaili also falls short

Avinash Sable's stoic facade cracked on Day 1 of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. He failed to qualify for the 3000m steeplechase final, finishing 7th with a time of 8:22.24. Other Indian athletes also fell short of their season's bests, with Shaili Singh's 6.40m long jump the most disappointing.

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IND vs IRE 2nd T20I: When and where to watch, date, time, live telecast, venue, full squads and likely playing XIs

NEW DELHI: Buoyed by Jasprit Bumrah's impressive return from injury, fancied India will look to seal the 3-match series as they take on Ireland in the second T20I in Dublin on Sunday.

The Hindu

MLA calls for realising freedom fighters’ goals

Recalling the uncompromising struggle of freedom fighters against the British for the freedom of India, Allamprabhu Patil, MLA for Kalaburagi South, called upon the people to always remember the sacrifice of freedom fighters and do all they could for the realisation of their dreams.

The Hindu

In maiden deployment of Indian Navy submarine to Australia, INS Vagir to reach Fremantle on August 20

Vagir is the Navy’s fifth Kalvari class submarine.

The Hindu

CSIR’s new lotus variety ‘Namoh 108’ a ‘grand gift’ to PM Modi: Science Minister

The lotus has 108 petals and was discovered several years ago in Manipur and kept at the institute as part of its collection of flowers and plants, on which the institute conducts research. However, it wasn’t until four years ago that one of the scientists discovered that it had 108…

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Team MRF Tyres clinches the 2023 FIA European Rally Championship

Team MRF Tyres clinch 2023 FIA European Rally Championship title with two rounds to spare. MRF Tyres dominate with nine wins in FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championships and two titles in last two years in FIA ERC. Podium success in Spain, back-to-back wins in Rally Liepaja and Poland, and podium…

The Hindu

Rajiv Gandhi’s dreams for rural India yet to be fulfilled: Patil

Minister for Law, Parliamentary Affairs, Legislation, and Tourism H.K. Patil said that through the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, the rural areas of the country have been empowered, but former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi’s dreams towards rural India have not been fulfilled even after 75 years of Independence.

The Hindu

With no breakthrough yet, India, China continue dialogue on LAC impasse

Efforts to break stalemate in Depsang, Demchok ahead of G-20 Summit. India, China hold Major General-level talks to end 2020 stand-off. Expectations of breakthrough, forward movement on ground. PM Modi, Chinese President Xi to attend BRICS Summit in South Africa.

The Hindu

Pensioners’ associations seek universal pension for senior citizens

At Mysuru's Pensioners' Conf., senior citizens demand universal pension of ₹3,000/month. Convenor of Coordination Committee of Pensioners' Association of Mysuru, Krishnamurthy C.R., highlights need for social security measures like other countries. 10 crore senior citizens in India have no source of income. Push cart vendors unable to push carts after…

The Times of India

Asia Cup: Indian selection panel considering 17-member squad, Rahul Dravid to be part of meeting

NEW DELHI: The Indian selection panel, led by Ajit Agarkar, is reportedly leaning towards choosing a 17-member squad for the upcoming Asia Cup as part of a comprehensive assessment of all potential options ahead of the ODI World Cup, which is set to commence on October 5.

The Hindu

The world of sugar

Dr Ulbe Bosma's book reveals sugar's societal dominance is a recent development. Refined sugar became widely available in Europe in 19th Century, but its production in Middle East and by slaves in West Indies & Brazil caused exploitation, racism, obesity & environmental destruction. In India, sugarcane, coarse & crystal sugar,…

The Hindu

A trial to test a new path for preventing Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer research made a breakthrough last month when Eli Lilly's drug donanemab slowed cognitive decline in 47% of those taking it. It follows two other drugs, lecanemab and aducanumab, that target amyloid protein buildup in the brain. However, these drugs can cause fatal brain bleeding and seizures. Oxidative stress hypothesis…

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