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Pakistani diplomat summoned to MoE over attacks on Sikhs

A senior Pakistani diplomat was summoned to the Ministry of External Affairs on June 26 and told that Islamabad should ensure safety of the Sikhs who have several pilgrimage centres on Pakistani territory. This came a day after Manmohan Singh, a Sikh resident of Peshawar was killed on June 25.

The Hindu

Deadly Tornado Ravages Indiana Suburbs, Leaving Thousands Without Power

Emergency and utility crews are working to secure affected areas as communities deal with destruction and power outages.

Zenger

Out of this world: ICC World Cup trophy sent to space

In a spectacular first, cricket’s global governing body started the World Cup trophy tour by launching the coveted silverware into the stratosphere, 1,20,000 feet above the earth before it made a stunning landing at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad.

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Wild foods contribute to women’s higher dietary diversity in India, says study

The Indian School of Business (ISB) on June 26 said that a new research study has revealed that wild foods contribute to women’s, especially the tribal, higher dietary diversity in India and constitute a substantial contribution to food and nutrition security.

The Hindu

Seven fishermen from Kerala detained in Iran

The Iranian authorities have detained eleven fishermen from India, including seven from Kerala, who went for deep sea fishing last week from Ajman in the UAE

The Hindu

'Out of this world': In a first, ODI World Cup trophy tours space

NEW DELHI: The ICC ODI World Cup Trophy Tour kicked off in a spectacular fashion as the coveted silverware became the first official sporting trophy to be sent to space.

The Times of India

Bengal panchayat polls | No democracy in State, says Sitaram Yechury

Days after the joint Opposition meeting, General Secretary of Communist Party of India (Marxist) Sitaram Yechury attacked All India Trinamool Congress party alleging that the State administration is complicit in the political violence that has killed 10 persons during the ongoing panchayat elections.

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India minister derides Barack Obama for raising religious rights: ‘He bombed six Muslim countries’

‘More than 26,000 bombs were dropped – from Syria and Yemen to Saudi (Arabia) and Iraq’

The Independent UK

Many Indian passengers stranded at Paris airport after Air France cancels connecting flight to Toronto

Air France has said its flight from Paris to Toronto was cancelled due to a technical problem and unavailability of a new aircraft, amid many passengers, including those who travelled from India to take the connecting flight, getting stranded at Paris airport.

The Hindu

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticises former U.S. President Obama’s remarks on minority rights in India

Former U.S. President Barak Obama’s remarks during a television interview expressing apprehensions over minority rights in India continues to be roundly and publicly criticised in India at the highest levels of government. After Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also spoke out against Mr. Obama’s remarks, reminding the…

The Hindu

Brit motorcyclist dies after plunging down 1,600ft gorge during holiday in the Himalayas

It is alleged the tourist lost control of his motorbike after hitting a stone in the road and then veered off track and tragically plunged to his death in India

Daily Mirror

Chess has taught me to stay patient with my cricket, says Chahal

India leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who knows a thing or two about chess, says playing the sport at a competitive level has helped him to stay patient while dealing with challenges in his cricket career.

The Hindu

India can hit terror networks across border if need arises: Rajnath Singh

Speaking at a National Security Conclave in Jammu, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh asserted that India has changed the mindset of the whole world on the issue of terrorism

The Hindu

India brace up for tough challenge against Kuwait in SAFF Championship

India, having already secured a spot in the semifinals of the SAFF Championship, are preparing for their most challenging encounter in the tournament so far as they prepare to take on the formidable Kuwait in their final group stage match on Tuesday.

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In high-yield battle, India may beat Indonesia as top Asia trade

NEW DELHI: In the battle between Asia’s two highest-yielding major markets, Indian assets look more promising than those of Indonesia.

The Hindu

Modi govt. to root out drugs from India; not allow smuggling of narcotics through country, says Amit Shah

On the International Day Against Drug Abuse, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted that the Narendra Modi government will root out the menace of drugs from India

The Guardian - UK

India v Pakistan is not a classic football rivalry. But it could be

If Pakistan can get their act together off the pitch by finding relative stability the scope for progress on it is feasible

The Times of India

Kane Williamson hopes to be fit in time for World Cup in India

Kane Williamson remains determined to contribute to New Zealand's World Cup campaign in the 50-over format, despite his ongoing recovery from a right knee injury. The Kiwi batsman, who suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) while fielding for the Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League, had surgery in…

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Watch: MS Dhoni picks dates over chocolates on a flight, makes 'Candy Crush' trend

NEW DELHI: Humility is the foundation of all good virtues and Mahendra Singh Dhoni is known for his humility and down to earth nature, despite his superstar stature and immense fan-following across India and abroad.

The Guardian - UK

UK aid should not fund private hospitals in developing countries, says Oxfam

Development charity says patients denied treatment or held hostage until fees paid in private facilities in India and Kenya

The Guardian - UK

‘So many reports of violence and abuse’: how the gig economy fails women around the world

Unsafe conditions, sexual harassment and gender-based discrimination are rife among female workers, research finds

The Times of India

'Look at Virat Kohli and the way he reacts': Here's why Nasser Hussain mentioned the former India captain

England's former captain Nasser Hussain has offered advice to the embattled fast bowler Ollie Robinson, urging him to rely on his performance on the field and minimize distractions off the field for the remaining matches of the Ashes 2023 Test series against Australia, mentioning how Virat Kohli channelizes his aggression…

The Hindu

Millets and Patel wine: White House dinner menu for PM Modi points to a changing world order

The Times of India

Otis, Suliman keen to improve Pakistan's standing

Duo with professional football experience in UK return to help homeland

The Hindu

Boeing supports ‘Make in India’ initiative, says CEO Calhoun

Boeing CEO David L. Calhoun has said his company supports Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ initiative and will play a key role in the rapid expansion of the country’s commercial aviation market.

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