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National football federation declares P.K. Banerjee’s birthday as ‘AIFF Grassroots Day’

The All India Football Federation has declared June 23, the birthday of Indian football player Pradip Kumar Banerjee, as the ‘AIFF Grassroots Day.’

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Models of Prithvi, 5 other missiles on display in Kolkata’s Science City

Life-size replicas of Brahmos, Prithvi and four other missiles are on display at the Missile Park in Science City in kolkata

The Hindu

‘India in Fashion’ at NMACC helps define the country’s varied sources of global influence: Rooshad Shroff

The ambitious ‘India in Fashion’ exhibition at NMACC was challenging and rewarding

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Andhra Pradesh High Court strikes down G.O. No. 1 that aims at regulating rallies, meetings on public roads

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on May 12 struck down the G.O. 1 issued by the State Government. The High Court felt that the G.O. 1 was in violation of fundamental rights enshrined in the Indian constitution.

The Hindu

NMACC showcase: From beetle wings to chintz, India’s gift to global fashion

At NMACC, fashion milestones volley back and forth in time, displayed against a majestic set designed to international standards — occasionally let down by bad lighting and the stray safety pin

The Hindu

Yashasvi Jaiswal: 'Routine and process' is the 'thumb rule' for next big thing in Indian cricket

Yashasvi Jaiswal's journey can be an inspiration for any young cricketer around the world looking to make it big, and on Thursday, by adding the fastest IPL half-century to his resume, the 21-year-old Rajasthan Royals batter further substantiated that.

The Times of India

IPL 2023 | Jaiswal's thumb rule: Simulation in RR's Talegaon Academy, talking to senior players, keeping calm

Indian cricket’s “Next Big Thing” Yashasvi Jaiswal is a stickler for processes and there are a few basic rules that he follows while preparing for high-intensity, high-stakes game like the “intense one” against KKR

The Hindu

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TV tonight: a grisly report on the rise of leopard attacks on humans

How urban expansion in India is threatening wild animals in their natural habitat. Plus: cop capers continue in Black Ops. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Supreme Court to hear SEBI plea seeking time extension for probe into Hindenburg report today

The bench led by Chief Justice of India Dr Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chadrachud and also comprising Justices PS Narsimha and JB Pardiwala will hear the matter on Friday almost two months after it had asked market regulator and an experts' panel to probe the matter. Read further in Dynamite News

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Active Covid cases in India dip to 18,009

India has recorded 1,580 fresh Covid infections, while the active cases have come down to 18,009 from 19,613, according to the Union Health Ministry data on May 12.

The Hindu

Trouble at the temple: ban on Muslims a sign of India’s new intolerance

Different faiths were once able to celebrate together in Karnataka. Now Hindu vigilante groups are targeting those who don’t share their beliefs

The Guardian - UK

Morning Digest | Post-SC verdict, all eyes on Maharashtra Speaker Narwekar; U.S. engages with India on human rights, says White House, and more

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

The Hindu

MSCI kicks two Gautam Adani companies from indexes

NEW YORK: Global index manager MSCI Inc will exclude two Adani Group firms from its India gauge, potentially dealing a blow to their stocks that are trying to recover from the rout triggered by a short-seller report earlier this year.

The Times of India

China ministers' India trips show warming of relations

Relations between two neighbouring countries and the world's first and second-most populous countries, China and India, have witnessed a downward spiral in recent years after the bloody clash between the two countries' border troops in the Galwan Valley in June 2020, along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the…

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India's whisky consumption rises by 200pc in 10 years

India has become the world's largest consumer of whisky by volume.

The Conversation

Is a Sikh separatist movement seeing a resurgence four decades after sparking terror in India?

It is not surprising that recent acts of vandalism by suspected Sikh separatists in Australia and North America have generated a sense of déjà vu.

The Hindu

MHA adviser to hold talks on socio-political issues of indigenous people in Tripura

Adviser to the Ministry of Home Affairs on northeast India affairs, Akshay Kumar Mishra, will arrive here on May 12 to initiate talks on socio-political issues of indigenous people in Tripura.

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Sugar Prices Close Moderately Lower as Brazil's Sugar Harvest Picks Up

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN23 ) on Thursday closed down -0.64 (-2.40%), and Aug London white sugar #5 (SWQ23 ) closed down -12.90 (-1.80%). Sugar prices Thursday moved lower as the pace of the Brazil sugar harvest picked up. Unica reported Thursday that Brazil's 2023/24 sugar production through April...

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Facing the heat for an interview is a part of every journalist’s life

A journalist’s job — to present the first draft of history — is incomplete if it only presents one state-approved view

The Hindu

The problem with India’s multi-alignment stand

The geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific and the Ukraine conflict are in many ways inter-connected

The Hindu

Marriage for all, even if for a few

As the reactions to the Supreme Court proceedings have shown, the Indian polity and society still struggle with the idea of marriage reform and individual choice

The Hindu

Indian men’s team chief coach Craig Fulton hopes to manage the pressure well

South African Craig Fulton took charge of the Indian men’s team a fortnight ago, replacing Australian Graham Reid and his first assignment will be the FIH Pro League in the United Kingdom, beginning May 26.

The Hindu

India drawn with Australia, Syria in 2024 AFC Asian Cup

The Indian men’s football team on Thursday drew a tough group as it was clubbed with heavyweights Australia, Syria and Uzbekistan in the 2024 AFC Asian Cup, to be held in Doha in January.

The Guardian - AU

Asian Cup draw: Australia face Syria, Uzbekistan and India in tough Group B

Socceroos will be wary of tricky opponents in Qatar finals, with improved subcontinent side are first up on 13 January

The Hindu

Breaking Tendulkar's record will be an emotional moment for me: Kohli

Former India captain Virat Kohli has admitted that breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 49 ODI centuries would indeed be an “emotional moment” for him.

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