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India vs South Africa 1st ODI: We gave away too many runs, fielding too wasn't great, says Shikhar Dhawan

LUCKNOW: India captain Shikhar Dhawan admitted that his team leaked too many runs in the death overs and fielded poorly, leading to the nine-run defeat to South Africa in the rain-hit first ODI on Thursday.

The Times of India

India have the quality to go deep in T20 World Cup: Ravi Shastri

CHENNAI: The Indian team was dealt a big blow earlier this week when pacer Jasprit Bumrah was officially ruled out of the upcoming T20 World Cup to be held in Australia with a back injury.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Cough syrups linked to death of children exported only to the Gambia; Nine booked for performing pooja at madrasa in Karnataka’s Bidar, and more

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BTFW- Aftereffects of cultural injection

Bombay Times Fashion Week is just one of the reasons why young designers hope to be inspired to perspire. In the era of utopia versus dystopia, it gets crucial to find a path of ingenuity which has offset esthetics, contemporary yet subsidizing sustainable civilization and defending the olden heritage at…

The Times of India

Syrup shock: India has had own share of drug tragedies

MUMBAI: Some 66 deaths of children in Gambia after consumption of four cough syrups made by the Haryana-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals, the subsequent recall of the drugs by the West African country and a WHO alert have put the spotlight on quality monitoring and due diligence by companies, and the need…

The Times of India

Look up

As Hanle in Ladakh is poised to have India’s first Dark Sky Reserve, prospects for stargazing and astro tourism shine bright

The Hindu

Ticket to ride

Francesca D’Alonzo from Italy is now in India after traversing half the globe on her bike. She talks about the ups and downs of her adventures

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Is India in a bind over its relations with Russia?

On October 1, when India abstained from voting at the United Nations Security Council on a draft res

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Samson’s late blitz not enough as India falls short in opening one-dayer against South Africa

The India No. 6 scores an unbeaten 86 off 63 deliveries with nine fours and three sixes and nearly pulls it off for the Men in Blue; Shreyas (50) and Shardul (33) play good supporting roles; Maharaj (8-1-23-1) puts the brakes on the hosts’ chase; Klaasen (74 not out) and…

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Court Rejects Avas Flowers' Libel Claims

"The allegedly defamatory nature of this statement is the implication that Plaintiff holds itself out as a local business when it is not. But truth is an affirmative defense to defamation under Delaware law, and the ... Declaration [submitted by Avas] does not deny that Plaintiff maintains call centers abroad…

Reason

Madras Medical College, a cradle of medical education in India

The college had its origin in a private medical hall run by D. Mortimer, superintendent of the Government General Hospital. It was then regularised as Madras Medical School and attached to the general hospital, and officially became MMC in 1850

The Hindu

Who are the possible contenders for the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize?

While Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is a favourite to win, here are some other figures working towards making the world a peaceful place.

ABC News

Domestic ideologies in external settings

India’s articulation of some areas of the current domestic agenda in the United Nations General Assembly raises several deeply troubling questions

The Hindu

Strengthening the CSR framework is a profitable idea

Having a national-level platform where all States could list their potential CSR-admissible projects would help companies assess where their CSR funds would be most impactful across the country

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Yes Bank gets RBI nod for appointment of Prashant Kumar as MD and CEO

NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India has approved the appointment of Prashant Kumar as MD and CEO of Yes Bank for three years with effect from October 6, 2022.

The Hindu

Kerala-based start-up aims to add value to banana

Initiative

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Bombay high court gets six new judges, to take oath on Friday

MUMBAI: The President of India on Thursday appointed six new Judges to the Bombay high court. The six are likely to be sworn in on Friday and they include one woman Judge.

The Hindu

Explained | Is it time for the gig economy?

What is moonlighting and how is it affecting the companies in India? Is it a punishable offence under the law? How has the work-from-home culture affected the gig economy of our country?

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U.K. Home Secretary links FTA to concerns over immigration

Suella Braverman’s comments come just two days after Secretary for International Trade Kemi Badernoch also lowered expectations on the agreement; sources say Prime Minister Modi’s visit to London is being planned for October-end

The Hindu

Gambia deaths | Pharma exporters body asks Maiden to share details

The incident has left a serious dent in the reputation of Indian pharma industry and exports, says Director-General

The Hindu

What design in India needs is radical thinking

In a country as overbuilt as India, we need to rethink architecture and design as a social science that emerges from local situations

Wales Online

World Health Organisation probes cough syrup's potential link to deaths of 60 children in Gambia

It is looking into reports that the medicine could cause kidney damage

The Hindu

J&K delimitation orders have acquired the ‘force of law’, EC, Home Ministry tell SC

Petition filed by Srinagar residents challenges constitution of Delimitation Commission

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British fabricated history using Indian astronomical findings: R.N. Ravi

‘In 1772, a British scientist, William Herschel, claimed that the observation made by Indian astronomers that Saturn had seven moons was his own, and the British empire wrote a fictitious history’

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Thinking caps on as the Men in Blue look to fill the Bumrah-sized crater

With no like-for-like replacement for the speedster, who is a near-perfect bowler and can take the pitch and conditions out of the equation, the choice may boil down to Deepak Chahar and Shami; coach Dravid feels it’s a great opportunity for someone to stand up

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