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UK family doctor accused of running terror group behind bombings and executions

Mukul Hazarika is a family GP who lives in a £450,000 home - but authorities in India say his real name is Abhijeet Asom and accuse him of helping to orchestrate a campaign of violence

Daily Mirror

Cricket fraternity mourns demise of Andrew Symonds

Cricket fraternity mourned the tragic demise of former Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds, who died in a car accident on Saturday night.

Dynamite News

Thomas Cup: The rise and rise of Indian badminton

HYDERABAD: India’s splendid feat of storming into the Thomas Cup final and then stunning 14 time champions and title holders Indonesia in the final to clinch their maiden title in the tournament has made every badminton fan sit up and say 'wow'.

The Times of India

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Explained | Will the Northeast benefit from Bangladesh offer of services at Chittagong Port?

What does the Bangladesh PM’s offer mean? Is there any action on the ground?

The Hindu

India bans wheat exports as food security comes under threat

India prohibited wheat exports that the world was counting on to alleviate supply constraints sparked by the war in Ukraine, saying that the food security of the nation is under threat.

Tribune News Service

The graduate opening his own restaurant after wowing friends with his incredible student house cooking

Little Kochi is on Albany Road will start serving incredible south Indian dishes next week

Wales Online

At Chintan Shivir, Congress talks about a ‘reset’ of economic policies

Questions of rising inequalities, extreme poverty among the bottom 10% of the population need to be addressed: Chidambaram

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Parents sue their son and daughter-in-law, demanding a grandchild or $675,000

The court reportedly has accepted their petition and scheduled it for a hearing in Haridwar, India. The couple wants a grandchild within a year.

WEKU

Infra boost for Hyderabad: KTR

Minister inaugurates 3-day conference of the Indian Institute of Architects

The Hindu

Indian shooters on top with eight gold and eight silver

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The Hindu

A year on, Quad initiative for 1 billion India-made vaccines runs into rough weather

Production of Johnson & Johnson jab at Hyderabad-based firm’s facility stalled over indemnity and safety issues

The Hindu

EV Week In Review: Elon Musk Shrugs Off China Shocker, Tesla India Plans On Backburner, Lordstown Gets Lifeline, Canoo Sinks On Going Concern Warning And More

The EV space was broadly lower in the week ending May 13, although closing off their lows. The industry took cues from the broader market, which went through a steep sell-off early in the week before recovering on Friday. Market leader Tesla, Inc.

Benzinga

Tesla's Plans To Enter Indian Market Reportedly Put On Hold

Tesla reassigned some of its domestic team and abandoned a search for showroom space after more than a year of unsuccessful talks, three sources told Reuters.

InsideEVs

G7 criticises India’s decision to stop wheat exports

India says it’s worried about its own "food security".

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Asia Cup hockey: Hassan boy to represent India

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Radio France Internationale

WHO ignites row with 'preposterous' claim on India’s Covid tally

The World Health Organization (WHO) has put India’s excess Covid deaths 10 times higher than its official tally. Delhi rejected it as “preposterous” but the report comes as a vindication for many who grieve in private, their loss overshadowed by an administrative dispute.

Radio France Internationale

India swelters under ferocious spring heatwave

Priya Kumari, 38, is constantly mopping the sweat from her face as she dumps a metal tray of rubble into a landfill site before making the journey to collect more in a construction site in New Delhi.

The Hindu

The blood groups of humans and primates

The distribution of A, B, O and AB blood groups in India to be 23%, 34%, 35% and 8%, respectively

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Reuters

India bans wheat exports as heat wave hurts crop, domestic prices soar

India banned wheat exports on Saturday days after saying it was targeting record shipments this year, as a scorching heat wave curtailed output and domestic prices hit a record high.

The Hindu

Developing countries' climate actions contingent on delivery of finance, technology transfer: Bhupender Yadav

At the BRICS meeting on climate change, the Union Environment Minister highlighted the relevance of the forum to jointly address climate change, to explore approaches to accelerate low-carbon and resilient transition, and to achieve sustainable recovery and development

The Hindu

UP Police, SSB intensify vigil along India-Nepal border ahead of PM Modi's visit to Lumbini

Mr. Modi will pay an official visit to Lumbini in Nepal on May 16 on Buddha Purnima at the invitation of Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba

The Times of India

History beckons as India take on formidable Indonesia in Thomas Cup Final

BANGKOK: Brimming with confidence, India will again look to punch above their weight when they run into 14-time winners Indonesia in the final of Thomas Cup here on Sunday, seeking to create history one more time.

The Hindu

India major focus of France's presidency of European Union: French envoy

French Ambassador Emmanuel Lenain called for "greater academic mobility" between India and the European Union, saying that would be the "best investment" in the future of the partnership

The Hindu

Indian children youngest to reach mobile maturity: McAfee study

Some 22% of Indian children experienced cyberbullying at some time which is notably 5% higher than the global average of 17%

The Hindu

Through the lens, darkly

Photographer Spandita Malik’s Nari series, printed on fabric and accentuated with traditional embroidery, breaks away from the colonial lens

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