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U.S. lawmakers introduce resolution to declare August 15 as ‘National Day of Celebration’

U.S. lawmakers introduce resolution to declare India's Independence Day a National Day of Celebration, recognizing shared democratic values and contributions of Indian-Americans. Resolution seeks to honor strong partnership between U.S. and India, celebrating diversity and democratic principles.

The Hindu

U.S. lawmakers to participate in Red Fort address of PM Modi on India’s Independence Day

Bi-partisan Congressional delegation led by Ro Khanna and Michael Waltz to visit India for Red Ford address and meet with business, tech, gov't, and Bollywood leaders. Khanna's grandfather was a freedom fighter alongside Gandhi. Delegation aims to strengthen economic and defense ties between U.S. and India, and advance shared aims.…

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90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way's Kimberly Is Struggling With TJ In India, But Should We Even Be Surprised?

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way's Kimberly was shocked by life in India with TJ, which has become something of a common trend in this franchise.

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Morning Digest | Rajya Sabha passes Delhi Services Bill; Home Ministry seeks eighth extension to frame CAA rules, and more

Read a daily selection of top stories from across India and the world by The Hindu to start your day

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How debt has morphed into a new form of work for women

“I spend my time managing and racking up debt. How do you expect me to work?” (Pushpurani)

The Conversation

CMF by Nothing registers upcoming smartwatch and earbuds

Nothing's new sub-brand has its devices registered and approved in India ahead of a late 2023 launch.

Android Central

Sai Kishore eyes a maiden India cap

Sai Kishore eyes a maiden India cap. Over the last few years, R. Sai Kishore has made rapid progress in domestic cricket, especially in the shorter formats. He has already been a part of a limited-overs tour to Sri Lanka in 2021, was back-up for the home series against West…

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Reframing that "Oppenheimer" sex scene

The earliest Hindus saw sex as a soul of their religion and culture, and Christopher Nolan pays tribute in his way

Salon

Opposition pulls all stops, crosses 100 mark in division in RS on Delhi Services Bill

Opposition falls short in Delhi Bill vote, but sees it as psychological victory; INDIA coalition stands united; first time Opposition bloc crosses 100 mark in Rajya Sabha; Manmohan Singh, Shibu Soren, Bashistha Narain Singh were present.

The Hindu

Sugar Prices Mixed on Ample Supplies in India and Production Concerns in Thailand

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Monday closed +0.05 (+0.21%), and Oct London white sugar #5 (SWV23 ) closed -3.30 (-0.48%). Sugar prices Monday gave up an early advance and settled mixed. Sugar prices have a negative carryover from last Friday when India's Food Ministry said the country's...

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BJP leaders tear into Congress over report on NewsClick

NEW DELHI: The BJP on Monday came down heavily on the Congress not just inside Parliament but also outside it over an article published in the New York Times about news portal NewsClick alleging that it receives funds from China. The BJP lashed out at the Congress for defending the…

The Times of India

I don’t see why Bumrah can’t return to where he was: Glenn McGrath

Glenn McGrath believes Ashes result fair; backs Test cricket, Jasprit Bumrah's return. McGrath feels 2-2 result in Ashes was fair, backs Test cricket's future & Jasprit Bumrah's return to form. He believes Australia, India, England & Pakistan are top 4 teams for World Cup. #Ashes #TestCricket #JaspritBumrah #WorldCup

The Hindu

Asian Champions Trophy: Wasteful India beats Korea in seesaw affair

India beat Korea 3-2 in a close game, with the host pushed all the way by the defending champion. India controlled the game, switching flanks to keep moving up and piercing the Korean defence. Pakistan won 2-1 against China, while Malaysia beat Japan 3-1. India's victory was creditable, considering the…

The Hindu

Explained | The push to bring the private sector into mineral exploration

The article explores the recently passed Bill which was made to attract private sector investment in the exploration of critical minerals. It allows for new exploration licences to be granted by the state government through competitive bidding and reserves the conduct of auctions for composite licence and mining lease for…

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Selection policy 'fair and transparent', says BFI in reply filed in HC on boxers' petition

NEW DELHI: The Boxing Federation of India on Monday told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that its selection policy was totally "fair and transparent", responding to a petition filed by three boxers, including Amit Panghal, over their non-selection for the upcoming Asian Games.

The Times of India

Watch: Ravindra Jadeja dances on the US streets during vacation

NEW DELHI: Star Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is having a great time during his vacation as he was seen dancing and enjoying on the streets of the United States.

The Times of India

Apply easily for Saudi e-visa online if you have these passport stamps

In a latest development, Indian passport holders who have US, UK, and Schengen visas that have been used once, will now be able to apply for Saudi e-visa online. This development was recently shared by Alhasan Aldabbagh, President of Saudi Tourism Authority (STA).

The Times of India

Cricket Association for Blind laments lack of financial support from BCCI

NEW DELHI: The Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) made another plea to the BCCI to extend financial support to the organisation, saying that while moral support was much appreciated, monetary aid will go a long way in improving the standard of the sport in the country.

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India's Parliament reinstates opposition leader Rahul Gandhi as a lawmaker

The reinstatement comes ahead of a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Supreme Court has stayed the defamation conviction that led to Gandhi's ouster from Parliament.

The Times of India

Don't judge India on the basis of just two losses in West Indies: Mohammad Kaif

NEW DELHI: Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif expressed his confidence in the Indian cricket team's ability to win the upcoming World Cup, which will be held in India. He stated that the team should not be judged solely based on their two T20I losses in the West Indies.

The Hindu

Indian women’s blind football team set to leave for IBSA World Games

The Indian women’s blind football team is all set to participate in the eight-team IBSA World Games set to get under way at the University of Birmingham from August 14 to 21. When India takes on Austria in the first match on August 14, history will be made as an…

The Hindu

IIT Madras alumni and faculty pen books, sale proceeds to be used for cause of science

IIT Madras faculty & alumni have authored 2 books to empower India & inspire transformational capacity. More than 100 scientists, incl. 40 alumni, have shared input. Proceeds from sale of books will be donated to science cause. Authors made 30 recommendations for India's rightful place in 2047.

Space

India's Chandrayaan-3 moon rover enters lunar orbit, snaps stunning photos (video)

India's Chandrayaan-3 lunar lander has returned images from the moon after entering orbit around our nearest neighbor.

The Hindu

As the ‘eyes’ of her football team, Malappuram woman to live her dream

Aparna E. is the only Malayali player in the Indian women’s blind football team to participate in the IBSA World Games, which is to get under way in Birmingham in the U.K. later this month

The Times of India

Eight visually impaired women footballers take Indian soccer to world stage

KOCHI: Indian football has finally made it to the world stage thanks to the efforts of eight visually impaired women who have achieved the feat of representing the country at the IBSA World Championship to be held in the United Kingdom from August 14 to 21.

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