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India’s first openly gay prince reveals how his parents sought conversion therapy to change his sexuality

‘It was an absolute case of discrimination and violation of human rights’

The Independent UK

Eye on Asian Games, Indian men's hockey team looks to fine-tune at Asian Champions Trophy

India, the top-ranked team and three-time champions, are set to fine-tune their preparations for the Asian Games and address areas of improvement in the Asian Champions Trophy men's hockey tournament, commencing on Thursday in Chennai.

The Times of India

Watch: Brian Lara in conversation with Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan

NEW DELHI: A visit to the West Indies is incomplete without meeting the legendary Brian Lara. And when young Indian cricketers meet the batsman they have grown up looking upto, it sure is a special moment.

The Times of India

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BJP orchestrating riots in Manipur to mobilise support of majority ahead of Lok Sabha polls: T.N. CPI (M) leader

The ruling BJP at the Centre is orchestrating riots in Manipur, Haryana and Rajasthan in a bid to mobilise the support of the majority community, ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, claimed K. Balakrishnan, State secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in Coimbatore on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Amazon, Google wooed by India for $750 million cricket rights: Report

India’s cricket governing body is trying to lure global giants Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc. to bid in a media rights auction of its team’s games amid waning interest from firms who had recently competed fiercely for the wildly successful Indian Premier League.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies, 1st T20I: Favourites India switch to T20I mode against West Indies

NEW DELHI: India will again start as overwhelming favourites against the West Indies in a five-match rubber starting at Tarouba in Trinidad from Thursday, less than 48 hours after their ODI series triumph.

The Times of India

India scripts unique record after securing ODI series against West Indies

India continued their dominance against the West Indies to further increase their lead as the team with the most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins against the Caribbeans. Read further on Dynamite News:

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World Cup 2023 | Pakistan agree to playing India on October 14, will be pitted against Sri Lanka on October 10 instead of 12

The marquee World Cup clash between India and Pakistan will be held in Ahmedabad on October 14, instead of originally scheduled date October 15

The Hindu

BRS neither with INDIA or NDA, but has friends: Telangana CM KCR

Amid the Opposition's efforts to cobble up numbers in both Houses of Parliament in favour of the no-confidence motion against the Centre and against the Delhi Services Bill, Telangana Chief Minister and BRS national president, K Chandrashekar Rao, on Wednesday declared that his party was neither with the INDIA ,…

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Giving youngsters exposure: said Hardik Pandya on Rohit, Kohli being rested

Hardik Pandya said Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli needed to be rested to give opportunities to youngsters ahead of the World Cup

The Hindu

India's top court hear petitions challenging government's removal of Kashmir's special status

India’s top court began hearing petitions challenging the constitutionality of the legislation passed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in 2019 that stripped disputed Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood, scrapped its separate constitution and removed inherited protections on land and jobs

The Independent UK

UAS to open first-of-its-kind agriculture science museum in Bengaluru on August 3

This comes in the context of rapid urbanisation that has virtually disconnected the younger generation from agricultural practices with many not knowing how foodgrains are cultivated in the rural areas of India.

The Hindu

Health needs of women remain unmet: Governor

Telangaana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan spoke about the issue of unresolved health needs of women even after 75 years of India’s independence, during a round table conference on Tuesday.

The Hindu

Every game important for India ahead of World Cup: Shardul Thakur

NEW DELHI: After taking 4 wickets in the series deciding 3rd ODI against West Indies at Tarouba on Tuesday, Shardul Thakur believes that every game from here is important for India ahead of the World Cup.

The Times of India

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We need a new way to swear … one that doesn’t demean the women of India

Most Indian profanities are profoundly sexist, and so deeply ingrained that even women use curses that humiliate their sisters. Let’s find a way to express anger without misogyny

The Hindu

Do we need a radical alternative to scientific publishing?

Scientific publishing is necessary for career success, but the current publishing model extracts a steep cost. We need new alternatives that deviate from marginal changes, which won’t dislodge existing bad research-publishing practices. India’s science academies can also agree on a research evaluation metric that journals and funders can use when…

Newslaundry

Passports of two Kashmiri journalists suspended due to ‘security threats to India’: The Wire

The passports of at least two journalists and a political activist in Kashmir have been suspended, terming them “security threats to India”, The Wire reported. Srinagar passport officer Devinder Singh told the news website that he received “instructions to suspend the passports of dozens of persons”.

The Times of India

Adani to buy cement firm Sanghi in first major deal post-Hindenburg

MUMBAI: Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s Ambuja Cements Ltd will buy a majority stake in Sanghi Industries Ltd as the tycoon’s ports-to-power conglomerate looks to expand cement operations across the South Asian nation, according to people familiar with the matter.

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The Hindu

The book ‘Millets for Children’ is an informative resource for kids and adults

Millets for Children is a fun, informative resource for kids and adults alike. It features rhymes, illustrations, cartoons, collages, and recipes from chefs from India and abroad.

The Times of India

Hockey acting as balm for ball boy who lost father in Galwan clash

Prasanna doesn't know how he'll control emotions in India-China game

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya slams West Indies board: 'We need some basic necessities taken care of'

Expressing his disappointment with Cricket West Indies, Hardik Pandya on Tuesday lamented the absence of basic facilities during India's ongoing tour of the Caribbean islands, urging the Windies board to acknowledge and resolve these issues promptly.

The Hindu

We don’t ask for luxury, Hardik Pandya slams West Indies board

Hardik Pandya rued lack of basic facilities in Tarouba, urging CWI to take note. India won the ODI series 2-1, with Hardik's unbeaten 70. Gill, Kishan, Samson & Hardik powered India to 351/5. West Indies were shot out for 151 in 35.3 overs, Mukesh Kumar's 3-wkt burst sealing the win.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies: What batting advice Virat Kohli gave to Hardik Pandya ahead of 3rd ODI

After winning the ODI series against West Indies on Tuesday, India's stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya said that he likes to captain the team in such games where something is at stake and thanked Virat Kohli for sharing his batting experience with him ahead of the match.

The Times of India

Will England's 'Bazball' style work against India's spinners?

Stokes says 'only time will tell' but Harbhajan Singh feels there's 'no chance' of attacking batting approach succeeding on rank turners

The Times of India

India vs West Indies: Sanju Samson says he has the 'understanding' of batting at any number

After his half-century in India's third ODI against West Indies on Tuesday, Sanju Samson expressed that being an Indian batsman is indeed challenging because of the varying positions in the batting order one has to perform in. However, he reassured that his experience in domestic cricket has equipped him to…

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