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The East Indian by Brinda Charry review – from the margins of history

This sweeping story about an Indian boy sold into servitude in 1630s Virginia is packed with fascinating insights into dislocation and colonialism

The Guardian - UK

Sanjay Garg on ‘The Offbeat Sari’ and why India needs its own exhibition

Its many contemporary expressions are being explored at The Offbeat Sari exhibition at London’s Design Museum. Isn’t it time India has its own show?

The Hindu

Kala Bhoomi, the Odisha Crafts Museum, tries a collab

How a recent G20 meet in Bhubaneswar and an exhibition by a well-known Mumbai designer injected new life into the city’s crafts museum

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Emil George from Kerala drives through the Indian mainland in 97 days setting a record for the fastest solo car expedition

Emil George Kerala content creators sets record for fastest solo drive on the Indian mainland

The Hindu

‘2018’: The real, heart-warming Kerala story and a monotone of hatred, falsities in contrast

‘2018’ might not belong to the league of cinematically brilliant films, but thematically it stresses people’s unity in times of a catastrophe amid vast social divisions; in sharp contrast, ‘The Kerala Story’ is a shocking demonisation of Kerala and Muslims and exists to spread fear among people

The Hindu

FoE Con 2023: Why legal reporting matters, and how to make it accessible

On April 1, Newslaundry and the Internet Freedom Foundation hosted FoE Con 2023, a forum that brought together media personalities and leading voices in the legal sphere to map the media and regulatory framework in contemporary India.

Newslaundry

Ricky Ponting: India let themselves down bowling too short

NEW DELHI: As Australia amassed 469 in the first innings against India in the ongoing World Test Championship final, legendary Ricky Ponting on Thursday said that the bowlers let the team down bowling too short on the opening day at the Oval.

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Steve Smith: We'll wait and see how 'Bazball' fares in Ashes

NEW DELHI: As Australian quicks put on a commanding performance against India on Day 2 of the ongoing World Test Championship final at the Oval, Steve Smith on Thursday said he is looking forward to how England continue with their 'Bazball' style against them in the following Ashes series.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Steve Smith's legend grows at venue where it all began

“I didn’t sleep too well,” unfortunately, said Aussie maestro Steve Smith to commentators Deep Das Gupta and Sourav Ganguly in a chat with the broadcasters prior to the start of play on Day Two Of the World Test Championship final against India at the Oval on Thursday.

The Times of India

Length at off stump is important on this wicket: Steve Smith

LONDON: Australian batter Steve Smith on Thursday said his bowlers reaped the benefits of relentlessly targeting the off stump on a pitch with variable bounce in the World Test Championship final against India.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Australia pacers dismantle top-order to leave India reeling at 151-5 at stumps on Day 2

At the start of play on Day Two of the World Test Championship final between India and Australia at the Oval on Thursday, the broadcasters put up a revealing graphic. Of the 85 overs that India had bowled on Day 1, only nine % of deliveries were hitting the stumps.

The Times of India

Maruti Jimny comes to India

The Hindu

We could have bowled better lines: Mohammed Siraj

NEW DELHI: Pacer Mohammed Siraj, who stood out for India in the first innings, grabbing a four-for on Thursday admitted bowlers could have bowled better lines against Australia in the ongoing World Test Championship final at the Oval in London.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Former U.S. President Donald Trump charged in classified documents probe; Father of minor wrestler says filed false sexual harassment allegations against WFI chief, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

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Explained | Daily limit on UPI transactions

As transactions facilitated by the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) breach record highs, banks have opted for daily limits. These are over and above the already imposed ceilings mandated by the facilitator, the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), in 2021. The idea is to sustain the smoother functioning of the…

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China, India have fewer people than the UN thinks

In April, the United Nations estimated that India had overtaken China as the world's most populous country. While the announcement received a great deal of media attention, India's 2024 census will likely reveal that the UN's projections have been vastly overestimated.

The Conversation

Overcrowded trains serve as metaphor for India in Western eyes – but they are a relic of colonialism and capitalism

A devastating rail crash that left almost 300 people dead has refocused international attention on the importance of railways in the lives of Indians.

The Hindu

Jaishankar kicks off BJP’s outreach bid, woos Sikhs

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Thursday met members of the Sikh community, including those who came to India following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, in West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency, as part of the BJP’s month-long outreach campaign on the completion of nine years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s…

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11% of India’s population is diabetic while 15.3% could be pre-diabetic, says study

An estimated 101.3 million people in the country could be diabetic and another 136 million in the pre-diabetic stage, a cross-section study has found.

The Hindu

Another low: On the latest provocation by Canadian Sikh separatist groups in Canada

These forces could pose a real challenge not only to the India-Canadian relationship but also to Canada itself

The Hindu

Getting railway safety back on track after Odisha

How the Indian Railways can work to ensure that catastrophes such as the Odisha accident are never repeated is important

The Hindu

Do production-linked incentives for manufacturing work?

The Centre believes that the PLI scheme has boosted the domestic manufacturing sector, but critics have questioned its success. Do PLI schemes for manufacturing work?

The Hindu

PM Modi speaks with Saudi Crown Prince, thanks him for support during evacuation of Indians from Sudan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 8 spoke with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud

The Hindu

Economic emphasis: On India-Nepal ties

India’s focused approach on development projects contrasts well with the high sounding but less viable Chinese forays into infrastructure projects in Nepal

The Hindu

Bridging the growing trust deficit in Manipur

Military and administrative steps may be immediate options to restore peace in Manipur, but care should be taken to undo the damaging steps that have created the trust deficit

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