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Morning Digest | Law panel to examine simultaneous elections; India pulls off last ball win over West Indies in first ODI, and more

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Pakistani who came to kill Nupur vandalised Lahore Ranjit Singh statue: Sriganganagar cop

JAIPUR: Sriganganagar police, investigating the case of Rizwan (24), who crossed the international border into India illegally in Sriganganagar, has found that the accused is also facing trial in his home country for vandalising Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s statue at Lahore’s Shahi Quila in August 2019.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies, 1st ODI: India pull off last ball win over West Indies, take 1-0 lead in three-match series

PORT OF SPAIN: Shikhar Dhawan made a well crafted 97 while Shubmam Gill made a classy 64 in his ODI comeback before India held their nerves to pull off a three-run win over the West Indies in the series opener here.

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Why Sri Lanka imploded so catastrophically

As Sri Lanka's economy unravels before our eyes, one must ask how this could happen in a country historically known for its high standard of living and stable economy. Sri Lanka's achievements go back decades, giving it a per capita GDP that is 70% higher than India's, and a life…

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Not enough questions on climate change in Indian Parliament, says study

Researchers found that 895 unique questions related to climate change were raised by 1,019 ministers, forming only a fraction of the total questions asked in Parliament between 1999 and 2019

The Hindu

U.K. Parliament panel warns against rushing India FTA to meet Diwali deadline

The House of Commons International Agreements Committee, has questioned the Diwali deadline set for the conclusion of the U.K.-India FTA negotiations

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Currency caution: On the Indian rupee’s depreciation

The rupee might still be overvalued despite the recent slump

The Hindu

The Dravidian movement and Aryan illusions

The gubernatorial remarks on Aryan-Dravidian differences can only be described as a case of historical negationism

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Despite pressures, the Indian rupee’s remarkable resilience

Even as the Indian rupee has fallen sharply against the U.S. dollar, the rupee’s depreciation has been relatively lower unlike previous times

The Hindu

Doing everything to ensure Indian student visas are processed on time, says Canadian High Commissioner

Massive backlog of visa applications due to COVID-19 pandemic

The Hindu

Inflation is peaking, will moderate: Chief Economic Adviser

Inflation rate in India at 7% is far better than other countries: Nageswaran

The Hindu

How this city saved 1000 lives a year

Community outreach and a roofing program have saved thousands of lives from an overheating city.

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Shikhar Dhawan, Shubman Gill take India to 308/7 in first ODI against West Indies

PORT OF SPAIN: Shubmam Gill made a classy 64 in his ODI comeback while skipper Shikhar Dhawan missed out on a hundred by three runs before the West Indies restricted India to 308 for seven in the series opener here on Friday.

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SC allows Centre to continue providing security to Mukesh Ambani, family in Mumbai

A Bench led by Chief Justice of India accepts Solicitor General's submissions that security was provided after taking into consideration threat perceptions and ground realities

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USAID chief to visit India, discuss food security challenges, COVID relief

Thorny issues like Indian wheat export ban and indemnity issues for U.S. vaccines may be raised

The Hindu

Most new passenger vehicles in 2050 will be electric: Study

Experts say that investments in the EV ecosystem, to enhance the charging infrastructure and expand the local supply chain development, would help convince customers to adopt EVs over traditional vehicles

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Neeraj Chopra flies to the final with his opening throw

Fellow javelin thrower Rohit also make the cut; Eldhose Paul first Indian to qualify for triple jump final

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Ravindra Jadeja ruled out of first two ODIs against West Indies due to knee injury

PORT OF SPAIN: India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was on Friday ruled out of the first two ODIs against the West Indies due to a knee injury.

The Times of India

6-year-old underweight girl undergoes endoscopic procedure for obstruction in food pipe in Delhi

NEW DELHI: A six-year-old underweight child, who was not able to swallow food for almost three years due to obstruction at the junction of the food pipe and stomach, received a new lease of life after undergoing a novel endoscopic procedure at a leading private facility in Delhi, authorities said…

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West Indies vs India first ODI | India pull off last ball win over West Indies

India were set for a 350-plus score but Dhawan’s dismissal for the seventh time in the 90s led to a middle-order collapse

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Less than 48 hours left for departure, six CWG-bound cricket squad members await visa

NEW DELHI: Six members of the Indian women's cricket contingent are yet to get a visa, less than 48 hours before their departure for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

The Hindu

Parliament proceedings | Data of students going abroad to pursue MBBS not maintained centrally: Government

A student who has acquired medical qualification from a medical institute abroad is required to qualify in the FMGE before applying for registration to practise medicine in India

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Pakistan's win against SL at par with 1987 Bangalore Test victory over India: PCB chief Ramiz Raja

KARACHI: PCB chairman Ramiz Raja has lauded the national team for its recent win against Sri Lanka in the Galle Test, saying the victory is at par with Pakistan's historic triumph over India in the 1987 Bangalore Test.

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Dream comes true for Pratyusha and Sahithi

They have been named in the India C team for Chess Olympiad

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