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Indian EV Manufacturer Ola Electric Set To Begin IPO Discussions

Indian electric two-wheeler brand Ola Electric is reportedly set to start talks on going public. The company has big plans of expansion in the near future.

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Age and co-morbidity are definite factors that affect COVID and its outcome, says ICMR head

Age and co-morbidity are definite factors that affect the outcome of contracting COVID-19, Rajiv Bahl, Director General of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), has said.

The Hindu

Cyclone Biparjoy slows down after making landfall in India

Cyclone damaged power lines and uproots trees as it hit the coastal towns of India and Pakistan.

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A Bidar institution takes a big step towards madrasa reform

Among the most contentious issues in India today is the management of madrasas and their effect on society. It is also a highly divisive subject in public discourse. While some intellectuals and leaders have been demanding reforms by making their management transparent and inclusive, others have been demanding that they…

The Hindu

NY Sugar Moderately Higher on Strength in Crude Oil and Brazilan Real

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN23 ) on Thursday closed up +0.16 (+0.62%), and Aug London white sugar #5 (SWQ23 ) closed down -2.10 (-0.31%). Sugar prices Thursday settled mixed, with NY sugar posting a 1-month high. Sugar found support Thursday on strength in the Brazilian real (^USDBRL), which climbed...

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‘India ready to work with G-20 in agriculture sector’

India ready to work with G20 in agriculture sector: Union Minister Tomar

The Hindu

Reflections on Artificial Intelligence, as friend or foe

There is a need for mechanisms of checks and balances before there is large-scale deployment of Artificial Intelligence systems

The Hindu

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A media war with no winners

Neither New Delhi nor Beijing stands to gain by involving journalists in their larger disputes

The Hindu

Is the Indian Railways stretched beyond its capacity?

A discussion on safety, overcrowding and maintenance works following the Balasore accident

The Hindu

Jumpstarting the next phase of U.S.-India defence ties

There is much potential in the emerging defence partnership between India and the United States, two of the world’s leading democracies

The Hindu

'Our next step would come once we get the chargesheet': Sakshi Malik on Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh

NEW DELHI: India's ace wrestler Sakshi Malik, who has been protesting with other grapplers against the outgoing WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh against whom a chargesheet was filed, said that grapplers' lawyer has filed an application to get the chargesheet then accordingly the next step will be decided.

The Times of India

Having been a fine batter, maybe I should have never become a bowler: Ashwin

R. Ashwin’s exclusion was one of the main talking points during India’s World Test Championship Final against Australia. In a chat, the top-ranked Test bowler opened up about missing out on a spot at The Oval and much more

The Hindu

India, Lebanon play out a goalless draw in Intercontinental Cup

NEW DELHI: India played out a goalless draw against Lebanon in the Intercontinental Cup football tournament held in Bhubaneswar.

The Times of India

India needs structural changes, says the BRS founder-president

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After Manipur, Kuki groups caught in Myanmar civil war

After the ethnic conflict in Manipur, Kuki groups have reportedly been caught in the civil war in adjoining Myanmar.

The Hindu

Women can benefit in a big way from care services sector, says Smriti Irani

The G20 Summit should focus on developing a care economy and eliminate bias against women in technology and related sectors, said Smriti Irani, Union Minister for Women and Child Development

TechRadar

Prime Video launches cheaper tier with ads in India – and the US and UK could be next

Amazon's streaming platform has officially followed Netflix and Max's lead with a cheaper, ad-based subscription tier.

The Hindu

Japan External Trade Organisation delegation visits Sri City in Andhra Pradesh

The members of Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) on June 15 (Thursday) visited Sri City, which is said to have the second largest Japanese township in India, and interacted with the representatives of the various enterprises set up here. The JETRO, an organisation supported by the Japanese government, promotes mutually…

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Smriti Irani’s outburst, Modi’s lack of press conferences: Unpacking Indian govt’s hostility to the press

On June 9, on a visit to her parliamentary constituency of Amethi, BJP MP and Union Minister for Women and Child Welfare, Smriti Irani got really annoyed with a journalist. He never got around to asking a question. He merely requested her to say something.

The Hindu

In a first, India and Pakistan special envoys participate in Western talks with Taliban in Norway

Taliban representatives met with Indian and Pakistani special envoys and officials amongst a number of international diplomats this week, in an effort by the Norwegian Government to break the impasse in talks on the sidelines of a peace conference in Oslo.

The Times of India

Juniors are burned out due to overtraining, so not enough back-up for women's 4x400m relay: Radhakrishnan Nair

BHUBANESWAR: Winner of five successive gold from 2002 to 2018 in women's 4x400m relay, India is struggling to string together a six-member team for the upcoming Asian Games, and chief coach Radhakrishnan Nair attributed it to the lack of back-up from junior athletes.

The Hindu

Sushi, the desi way

In India Sushi, the japanese dish has been given an indian touch in the form of achari sushi, paneer sushi and jain sushi

The Independent UK

Selena Gomez fans disappointed at ‘overpriced’ Rare Beauty products in India

‘The price of rare beauty products in India is DOUBLE the price in the US,’ writes a fan

The Hindu

The ‘queen of hills’ Udhagamandalam basks in the bicentenary glory

The ‘queen of hills’ Udhagamandalam basks in the bicentenary glory of the first colonial expedition up the hills led by John Sullivan

The Guardian - UK

Aditi Mittal review – rich people’s problems upstage lockdown laughs

The Indian standup’s Unalive show is stronger for its satire on her native country’s super-rich than its mild, middling musings on coronavirus

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