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Dennerby eyes quarterfinal berth in AFC Asian Cup

MUMBAI: This is the first time that Iran have qualified for the AFC Women's Asian Cup. At 70, they are the lowest-ranked team in Group A, but India are not taking Iran, nicknamed as 'Melli Banovan,' lightly ahead of their Women's AFC Asian Cup opener against the West Asian team…

The Times of India

Coronavirus updates | January 19, 2022

The cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country have reached 158.74 crore so far, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday

The Hindu

Malvika Bansod moves 27 places up, rises to 84 in world badminton rankings

NAGPUR: Nagpur's star shuttler Malvika Bansod moved 27 places up to 84 in the world badminton rankings after her fine finish in the India Open, where the 20-year-old surprised former Saina Nehwal to become only the second Indian after PV Sindhu to beat former World No 1 in any domestic…

The Times of India

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India vs South Africa: Shikhar Dhawan's last shot at staying ODI relevant

Shikhar Dhawan has been an enigma. Over 6000 ODI runs with 17 centuries at an average of 45.55 while striking at 93.79 are enviable numbers. Yet, Dhawan has never had the 'indispensable' tag. Recurring freak injuries have played their part in hampering his career. He forever seems to find himself…

The Times of India

India vs South Africa, 1st ODI: Team India embarks on post captain Virat Kohli era

When Virat Kohli takes the field on Wednesday for the first ODI against South Africa in Paarl, it will be the first time in five years that he will not be captaining an Indian team. The winds of change have started blowing strongly across Indian cricket and the throes of…

The Times of India

Kingfisher Swimsuit Calendar is now a thing of past

After a long stint of 19 years, the Kingfisher Swimsuit Calendar comes to an end. The calendar published annually by the United Breweries Group of India published the last edition in 2021.

The Times of India

Crime syndicate behind 1993 Mumbai blasts given state protection; enjoyed 5-star hospitality: India at United Nations

“We have seen the crime syndicate responsible for the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts not just given state protection but enjoying 5-star hospitality,” India’s Permanent Representative to the U.N. Ambassador T.S. Tirumurti said

The Hindu

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UK police asked to probe Indian officials’ role in Kashmir

A London law firm has filed an application with British police Tuesday seeking the arrest of India’s army chief and a senior Indian government official over their alleged roles in war crimes in disputed Kashmir

The Independent UK

ICC U-19 WC | India eyes improved batting performance

Men in Blue began campaign with win against Proteas

The Hindu

Rahul looking forward to leadership role

ODI skipper confirms he will bat at the top in series-opener on Wednesday

The Hindu

West Bengal: Rice rates soar in local markets on high exports, record procurement

KOLKATA: The increase in retail prices of rice, the main staple in eastern India, is causing considerable stress in households already struggling with tight budgets and ever soaring prices of commodities.

The Times of India

Mumbai: Mucormycosis case surfaces again, now due to uncontrolled diabetes

MUMBAI: Mucormycosis, the black fungal infection that worsened the impact of the second Delta wave in India, hasn’t disappeared from the Covid wards in the city.

The Times of India

‘First target is to reach last eight’

India head coach Thomas Dennerby on Tuesday said the hosts would aim to break down a strong Iranian defence with an attacking game to eke out a win in its women’s AFC Asian Cup opener here on Thursday

The Hindu

Preventing genocide

It is imperative that international legal protections against genocide are incorporated in domestic legislation

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Children need help

The Supreme Court of India’s concern for children being hit by the third COVID-19 wave in India needs to be looked into with real seriousness (Page 1, January 18). Children are most fragile and stand

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Pandit Birju Maharaj

In the passing of Pandit Birju Maharaj, India has lost yet another legendary dance icon. The maestro’s immaculate display of a stellar dance form, with his dancing eyes and the footwork and rhythm, c

The Hindu

Air India to reschedule U.S. flights over 5G concerns

Air India’s flights to the U.S. could see some cancellations and rescheduling due to the roll-out of 5G services there, which is likely to cause a major disruption to flights.“Due to deployment of 5G

The Hindu

The SilverLine project is anti-development

It poses a threat to Kerala’s ecological security, and could end up as a white elephant

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Inflation conundrum

High price rise trends could continue in 2022, compounding the challenge for policy makers

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Children need helpThe Supreme Court of India’s concern for children being hit by the third COVID-19 wave in India needs to be looked into with real seriousness (Page 1, January 18). Children are most

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COVID-19 | Active cases cross 17.6 lakh across India

2.79 lakh new cases in 24 hours; 90% of those eligible have received first dose of vaccine

The Hindu

Sr. National basketball postponed

The senior National basketball championships scheduled to be held in Chennai from January 23 to 30 has been postponed due to the emerging spike in Omicron variant of COVID-19 all over India and the ra

The Times of India

Ex-Sweden international Tornqvist ‘strengthening’ India’s hopes at AFC Women's Asian Cup

KOCHI: Jane Tornqvist's name has been firmly etched in the history books of Swedish football having represented the Nordic country in more than 100 internationals, including two Fifa Women's World Cups of which her team finished runner's up at USA 2003.

The Hindu

India-China border row should be resolved through dialogue: SRP

Communist Party of India (Marxist) Polit Bureau member S. Ramachandran Pillai has said that the party’sstand has always been to resolve the India-China border dispute through dialogue.He clarified his

The Hindu

Drone attacks in UAE ‘unacceptable’: India

EAM Jaishankar speaks to UAE FM Zayed to exchange condolences, expresses solidarity

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