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India's Delhi wrestles with 'hazardous' air pollution, primary schools shut

Authorities in New Delhi ordered primary schools to shut from Saturday, and told schools to stop outdoor activities for older children as air in the world's most polluted capital had become a severe risk to health.

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India's Gujarat state suspends senior local administrator for bridge collapse

A senior administrative official in the Indian town of Morbi has been suspended by the Gujarat state government following the collapse of a bridge that led to the death of 135 people, the chief minister's office said on Friday.

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Malvika Bansod stuns world no. 18 Kirsty Gilmour to enter Hylo Open quarterfinals

NAGPUR: A day after she became India’s best women’s singles shuttler, a confident looking Malvika Bansod posted her career’s biggest victory in the Hylo Open Super 300 tournament at Saarbrucken, Germany, on Thursday.

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Priyanka Nutakki qualifies for FIDE World Cup

PUNE: The tide has turned positively for Andhra Pradesh’s women chess player Priyanka Nutakki. The 20-year-old Woman Grandmaster (WGM) has qualified for the FIDE knockout World Cup in her first attempt in New Delhi on Thursday.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup 2022: Bangladesh accuse Virat Kohli of 'fake fielding'

MELBOURNE: Bangladesh wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan has insinuated that India should have been penalised five runs during the nerve-wracking, rain-affected match against Bangladesh in Adelaide on Wednesday night because of an incident of ‘fake fielding’ perpetrated by Virat Kohli.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup 2022: The saga of unsavoury India-Bangladesh matches continues

MELBOURNE: Drama. Emotion. Tragedy. Accusation. The saga of unsavoury India-Bangladesh matches continues with Wednesday night’s pulse-pounding affair in Adelaide.

The Times of India

Nepal’s Oli vows balanced ties with China, India if returned to power

Nepal's main communist opposition party will balance the Himalayan nation's ties with neighbours China and India for mutual benefit if it is returned to power in a general election this month, its leader said.

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India abstains from voting on Russia’s resolution on bio-weapons in UNSC

NEW DELHI: India abstained from voting on a resolution brought by Russia in the UN Security Council for a probe into allegations by Moscow that Ukraine and the US are conducting “military biological” activities in Ukraine labs that violate the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC).

The Times of India

Indians make up highest number of non-UK-born residents in England

LONDON: One in six, or 10 million, usual residents of England and Wales were born outside the UK and the most common country of birth was India, according to new data released from the 2021 census.

The Times of India

India’s neutrality on Ukraine has been raised with S Jaishankar and PM Narendra Modi since Rishi Sunak became PM

LONDON: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak raised India’s neutral position on Ukraine with PM Narendra Modi during their recent phone call, it has emerged. UK foreign secretary James Cleverly also raised the issue “directly” with external affairs minister S Jaishankar on his recent trip to India.

The Times of India

PM Narendra Modi congratulates Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu for general election win

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday congratulated Benjamin Netanyahu for his successful victory in the Israeli general elections.

The Times of India

Sri Lanka holds debt restructuring talks with bilateral creditors

Sri Lanka said it held a productive meeting with its bilateral creditors, which include India and China, on Thursday as the country looks to restructure its debt and carve a path out of its worst financial crisis in decades.

Reuters

Para Badminton World Championships: Prem Kumar-Abu Hubaida pair enters quarters

TOKYO: India continued its good run at the BWF Para Badminton World Championships as the men's doubles wheelchair duo of Prem Kumar Ale and Abu Hubaida entered the quarter-finals on Thursday.

The Times of India

Concerns as US DHS hires leader of Hindu nationalist-linked group

Chandru Acharya’s appointment to the DHS body shows ‘ignorance’ of the US government, activists and academics say.

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India's Gujarat state calls off search after fatal bridge collapse

India's Gujarat state on Thursday said that the search operation following the collapse of a bridge that led to the death of 135 people had been called off.

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Boy, 8, turns the tables on deadly cobra and bites back, killing it

A boy in India was bitten by a deadly cobra while playing in his backyard, and his only recourse was to bite back.

The Times of India

FIH Pro League: India hope to turn things around against New Zealand

With little more than two months left for the hockey World Cup to begin, India’s Pro League campaign has not got off to a perfect start. Although they won the opener against New Zealand after trailing 1-3 at one point, they went down to Spain 2-3 in the second game.

The Times of India

TOI Exclusive: IOA's amended constitution - SOAs lose voting rights, no proxy voting, CEO can't be former office-bearer & no more than three terms for EC

NEW DELHI: It's official now. State Olympic Associations (SOAs) have lost their voting rights in the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). They have been reduced to as 'Associate Members' "who cannot stand in elections, cannot vote for any decision and also cannot vote in elections of the IOA". The development came…

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Ratcliffe criticises Government for taking ‘long time’ over jailed Sikh blogger

Jagtar Singh Johal from Dumbarton was in Punjab in northern India for his wedding in 2017 when his family say he was bundled into an unmarked car.

The Times of India

We need to switch on from start to finish: Graham Reid

BHUBANESWAR: Indian men's hockey coach Graham Reid wants his team to cut down defensive lapses and at the same time attack more when it faces New Zealand in the second leg of the FIH Pro League here on Friday.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Pakistan stay alive - How they can qualify for the semis

NEW DELHI: Pakistan on Thursday kept their hopes alive and remained in the race for the semi-final stage of the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia after a victory against South Africa. But their fate still hangs in the balance and is dependent on other results going their way in…

The Times of India

Historian-author Aanchal Malhotra to tell a Partition love story in her debut novel

After penning two notable non-fictions, 'Remnants of a Separation' and 'In the Language of Remembering', author Aanchal Malhotra is all set to try her hands in writing a novel. Titled 'The Book of Everlasting Things', this is a love story which is set in the backdrop of the 1947 India-Pakistan…

The Times of India

India women clubbed with Vietnam, Singapore and Indonesia in AFC U-20 Asian Cup Qualifiers

KUALA LUMPUR: The Indian team was on Thursday drawn in Group F of the AFC U-20 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers Round 1 alongside Vietnam, Singapore and Indonesia.

The Times of India

Toast of nation three months back, lawn bowls CWG medallists continue to struggle for funds and recognition

NEW DELHI: Toast of the nation three months ago, India's first ever lawn bowls medallists at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games are fast fading into oblivion, searching for sponsors for their next assignment.

The Conversation

How to depolarise deeply divided societies – podcast

From the US to Brazil to India, deepening political polarisation is used as a frame through which to see a lot of 21st-century politics. But what can actually be done to depolarise deeply divided societies, particularly democracies? In this episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast we speak to a political…

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