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I can turn around Sri Lanka’s economy: PM Ranil Wickremesinghe

Sri Lanka’s newly appointed prime minister says it will take one and a half years to stabilise the crisis-hit economy.

Al Jazeera

India vs England, 5th Test: Shreyas Iyer - another short ball, another swift end

“After five Test matches, you don’t want to telegraph to the world that you have a short-ball problem,” said former England skipper Nasser Hussain on air. He was, of course, discussing Shreyas Iyer’s dismissal, as the batsman once again walked in to a short-ball trap.

The Times of India

India vs England, 5th Test: Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow power mad dash to 378

When England skipper Ben Stokes elected to field on Day One, saying his side is confident of chasing down scores like they had done against New Zealand, there was a lot of criticism and debate since Edgbaston generally favours teams batting first. But as England reached 259/3 in their chase…

The Times of India

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The Hindu

Gujarat: Cows as telecom subscribers? Digital belts to track their fitness

VADODARA/ANAND: Kamlesh Pandya, a dairy farmer in Shili village of Anand's Umreth taluka, knows a day or two in advance when one of his cows will fall sick. An Israeli technology is helping dairy farmers in India's milk cradle Anand track the health of their animals in advance.

The Times of India

Four Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation staffers for 1,000 citizens: Sixth top taxpayers' poor returns

AHMEDABAD: Amdavadis pay the sixth highest per capita property tax in India at Rs 1,565, but the AMC records a more stunning statistic in its service of Amdavadis - the corporation deploys only four employees per 1,000 population. In contrast, Panaji's municipal corporation, the world's smallest, has assigned 19 employees…

The Times of India

World amazed at our vaccination drive but some question photo on certificates: PM Narendra Modi

GANDHINAGAR: Speaking perhaps for the first time on the issue, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday said at a time when the entire world was discussing how India was able to give certificates to citizens soon after they were vaccinated against Covid-19, there were some people who were just…

The Times of India

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Edgbaston officials to investigate allegations of racist abuse among crowd during England vs India

The claims were highlighted by former cricketer Azeem Rafiq

The Independent UK

Edgbaston to investigate racist abuse of Indian supporters during England Test

Visiting fans were reportedly in tears after ‘worst abuse we’ve ever experienced’, while stewards allegedly told those who experienced problems to ‘sit down’

The Guardian - UK

Sri Lanka scrambles for aid – but Australia still seems preoccupied by boats

When Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe conceded ten days ago that the Sri Lankan economy has “completely collapsed”, his words would have come as no surprise to the island’s 22 million people.

The Conversation

Virat Kohli is box-office viewing but is India’s hype man becoming a liability?

The former captain’s legacy is secure although his energy in the field doesn’t make up for the alarming drop in form with the bat

The Guardian - UK

Australia plans to supply critical minerals to Indian electric vehicle makers, space and defence programmes

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The Hindu

Tata Steel to work 'expeditiously' to restart NINL, expand capacity to 10 MT by 2030

NEW DELHI: Tata Steel on Monday said it will work "expeditiously" to restart NINL and simultaneously draw a plan to expand its capacity to produce 4.5 MTPA long products complex in the next few years.

The Times of India

England have ultimate belief they can complete chase against India, insists Alex Lees

India set the winning line at 378, higher than any England side has ever managed, but the hosts need just 119 more with seven wickets in hand

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High antibiotic use could lead to drug resistance: study

‘Use of broad-spectrum ones rampant in India’

The Hindu

A chaotic world, the perils of multilateralism

Instead, bilateral engagements may be much more productive at this point in history

The Hindu

The problem with our university vision

Instead of taking local conditions and market demands into account, India tries to ape the West

The Hindu

Right intent, confusing content

The core changes proposed by the Draft E-waste Management Rules require careful deliberation

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Australia's COVID-19 death toll has passed 10,000. Here's how our national tally compares to other countries

Australia has hit another grim COVID-19 milestone as our death toll passes 10,000 and our graph shows how that figure is tracking against places such as the US, Brazil and India.

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow have England dreaming of record run-chase

England will need 119 more runs on the fifth day at Edgbaston in order to complete a record Test run-chase of 378 against India, with Joe Root on 76 and Jonny Bairstow on 72

The Hindu

India needs to scale up direct nutrition interventions

Preconception nutrition, maternal nutrition and child feeding practices in the first 1,000 days of life need priority

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow leave England on brink of history vs India

Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow have put on a brilliant unbeaten 150 run partnership to leave England in the driving seat heading into the final day of the fifth Test against India

Evening Standard

Alex Lees confident of England’s run-chase chances after ‘fun’ flare-up with India’s Virat Kohli

Alex Lees says there is confidence in the England dressing room that they can score the remaining 119 runs required to beat India on the final day at Edgbaston, and played down an altercation with Virat Kohli.

Daily Mirror

Baby born with four legs and four arms hailed a 'miracle' and 'reincarnation of God'

A miracle baby, born in a small town in India, has been likened to a reincarnated version of God after being born with four legs and four arms

The Hindu

Colombo Security Conclave meet in Kochi

The Conclave started as a trilateral maritime cooperation mechanism among India, the Maldives and Sri Lanka in 2011.

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