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Shooter Shriyanka Sadangi secures Paris Olympics quota for India in women's 50m 3P

Shriyanka Sadangi secured India's 13th Olympic quota for the Paris Olympics in the discipline of shooting. This achievement came about as she claimed the fourth position in the women's 50m rifle 3 positions (3P) event at the ongoing Asian Shooting Championship in Changwon, Korea on Tuesday.

The Times of India

India takes strong pro-Israel stance under Modi in a departure from the past

While previous governments kept dealings with Israel largely quiet, the ruling BJP has different priorities

The Guardian - UK

What India needs from the ‘Vigyan Puraskar’ awards and what it can get | Explained

India’s revamped science awards, the Rashtriya Vigyan Puraskar, is open to diverse, non-regular affiliations, includes team awards, has no age limit (except for the ‘Yuva’ award), and no cash prizes. This new system must ensure notable contributions include teaching, mentoring, and outreach efforts, adhere to timelines, and ensure gender, socioeconomic,…

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'Rahul Dravid has no ego': Shoaib Malik shares an anecdote about India's batting legend and coach

NEW DELHI: After retiring from cricket as one of the greatest batters the sport has seen, Rahul Dravid transitioned from being the head of National Cricket Academy to be the coach of India under-19, India 'A' and now the senior Indian team. Heaping praise on Dravid, former Pakistan captain Shoaib…

The Times of India

Putting Infosys founder Narayana Murthy’s ‘70-hour work week’ idea into perspective | Data

Infosys founder N.R. Narayana Murthy recently suggested young Indians work 70 hours a week, sparking debate. Time Use Survey 2019 data shows urban Indians aged 15-29 work 8.5 hours a day. Murthy pointed to Germany and Japan. But India's informal workforce raises questions about comparison. It's important to consider if…

The Hindu

PM Modi pays tribute to Sardar Patel at Statue of Unity in Gujarat

PM Modi paid floral tribute to Sardar Patel at Statue of Unity in Gujarat on National Unity Day. He administered oath of unity and witnessed parade of BSF and state police. He launched multiple projects worth Rs 160 crore. Home Minister Amit Shah said Patel's contribution united India from Kashmir…

The Hindu

Sync and swim together: How Indian bowlers have hunted down opposition batters in the World Cup

Whether hunting in a pack of six or five, Indian bowlers have shown superb control and consistency to trouble the best batting line-ups

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BJP criticises ‘ally’ MNF for sitting on road projects in poll-bound Mizoram

BJP criticizes MNF for delaying road projects in Mizoram, causing farmers to suffer. Union Minister Gadkari outlines slew of projects completed, under construction, and planned in Mizoram, including 1,700-km highway along India-Myanmar border

The Hindu

World Cup: How Hardik Pandya twist corrected India’s selection glitch

NEW DELHI: Injury to real all-round talent and vice-captain Hardik Pandya during the game against Bangladesh was unfortunate. But it played a positive role in clearing the cobwebs of the Indian think-tank.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | ‘Overshot’ main cause of fatal accident in Andhra Pradesh, suspect Railway officials; ED summons Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi excise policy case, and more

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Former J&K CM Omar Abdullah says all’s not well within INDIA alliance

Former J&K Chief Minister and National Conference (NC) vice president Omar Abdullah expressed concern over the infighting in the Indian National Developmental, Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) grouping.

The Hindu

‘A mystery’ how Adani group escapes despite pervading ‘stench of illegality’: Congress

The Congress on Monday claimed that recent media reports have “further illuminated” close links between the Adani group and a “shadowy network” of the group’s confidants who are allegedly involved in round-tripping, money laundering and brazen violations of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) laws.

The Hindu

Study finds BCG revaccination in adults enhanced pro-inflammatory markers of trained immunity along with anti-inflammatory pathways

Immunologists from St John's Research Institute (SJRI) found that BCG revaccination in adults enhanced pro-inflammatory markers of trained immunity and anti-inflammatory pathways. ICMR is conducting trials to explore if BCG revaccination can be used to fight TB in India. SJRI's Human Immunology Lab designed studies to understand BCG-induced trained immunity.…

The Hindu

After booking the flight to India, The Netherlands continues to soar higher and higher

Max O'Dowd has scored 242 runs in the T20 World Cup, second only to Virat Kohli. He is delighted with the Netherlands' performance in the World Cup, as the team has managed to beat South Africa and Bangladesh. The lower-order batters have been performing the rescue act, with captain Scott…

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Sugar Prices Fall on Weakness in Brazilian Real and Crude Oil

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Monday closed -0.59 (-2.16%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed -16.40 (-2.21%). Sugar prices Monday fell sharply, weighed down by weakness in the Brazilian real and crude prices. On Monday, the real (^USDBRL ) fell to a 1-week low...

The Hindu

Lost voice: On India’s abstention on the Gaza vote at the UN

By abstaining on a Gaza vote in the UN General Assembly, the Indian government lost an opportunity to make India’s voice heard in the growing geopolitical conflict

The Hindu

Women’s Asian Champions Trophy: India settles Asian Games score with China

India prove form, top table with 2-1 win vs China. Malaysia earn 1st points vs Korea, Japan beat Thailand 4-0. India's intent clear from start, Deepika & Salima Tete score. China reduce margin with PC, India hold on despite floodlight failure. 15,000 in 8,000 capacity stadium cheer India on.

The Hindu

The Israel-Palestine conflict is at bend point

On the Israel-Palestine issue, the two-State solution alone can bring peace and a one State solution is a no-State non-solution

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The COVID-19 death toll in India, getting it right

Equipped with all available information, the task force will be enabled to conduct a thorough analysis using standard statistical methods that utilise empirical data

The Times of India

Karwa Chauth 2023: 10 practical fasting tips to keep your energy up all day

Married women in India celebrate Karwa Chauth, a major Hindu festival, by fasting from dawn to moonrise in hopes of extending their husbands' lives and well-being. The fasting practices are essential to keeping this tradition alive, and the day has great cultural and spiritual significance.

The Guardian - UK

England players having ‘the best time of our lives’ despite World Cup woes

Liam Livingstone has rejected Eoin Morgan’s claims of disharmony in the squad and insists the mood is excellent despite miserable form in India

The Hindu

Cricket World Cup 2023 AFG vs SL | The Afghanistan faithful have the time of their lives!!!

Afghan fans in Pune celebrate team's success in ODI World Cup. Mostly students, they dance to Afghani songs, egged on by stadium DJ. Exuberance rubs off on locals, who cheer on Hashmatullah Shahidi's side. Afghans thrilled to see team in flesh & blood, feel more at home in India.

The Hindu

India storm into semis with stunning 6-2 win over New Zealand

India made a positive start and earned a PC in the opening minute of the match. Lakra was on target to capitalise from the early opportunity, flicking the ball powerfully past New Zealand goalkeeper Luke Elmes, and earning a confidence-inducing 1-0 lead in the second minute.

The Hindu

Only three e-commerce platforms have minimum wage policy: study

Grim working conditions for India's gig workers revealed by Fairwork India's fifth annual study across 12 e-commerce platforms. Only three platforms had minimum wage policy, two had external audits to check for biases, and none provided living wage. Five Fairwork principles examined, with two platforms not receiving any points. No…

Al Jazeera

Which teams can qualify for the ICC Cricket World Cup semifinals?

India and South Africa are likely to qualify for the semifinals but at least five other teams are also in with a chance.

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