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Sonia Marak's coaches think she's good enough to play soccer for India, but poverty could dash her dreams

Sonia Marak is wowing everyone who watches her. She dreams of playing soccer for India, and her coaches think she's good enough. But her family lives in poverty, and it could very well dash her hopes.

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South Africa tour of India | Role-defining series for players, says SA captain Temba Bavuma

Chance for South Africa to re-group after a long time, says captain

The Hindu

Saudi Arabia Receives First Foreign Hajj Pilgrims since before Pandemic

Saudi Arabia on Saturday welcomed its first batch of Hajj pilgrims since before the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted authorities to sharply restrict the annual ritual. The group from Indonesia landed in the city of Madinah and was set to travel south to the holy city of Makkah in the coming…

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Price rise keeps consumers off entry-level cars

During FY22, premium car sales grew 38% year-on-year, while sales of lower-priced cars rose by about 7%

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India’s role in global health diplomacy is at stake

Staying silent in the negotiations ahead of the WTO’s upcoming ministerial on June 12-15 is not an option

The Hindu

8 killed, 15 injured in factory fire in India

Police say at least eight workers have been killed and over dozen others injured after a fire erupted in a chemical factory in northern India

The Independent UK

How India’s new taste for homegrown whisky is shaking up the global drinks market

Sales of Indian-made single malts are booming as a new generation sheds assumptions about the superior quality of imported brands

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Monsoon arrives in India, but spread may be uneven and delayed

India is possibly facing a late and dry south-western monsoon, with meteorologists warning of a delayed onset and dry spells, especially in many regions in the north.

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At least six killed in India chemical factory explosion

At least six people were killed and 20 injured in an explosion at a chemical factory in northern India's Hapur district on Saturday, a police official said.

Reuters

India approves Biological E. COVID shot as a booster

India has approved Hyderabad-based drugmaker Biological E's COVID-19 vaccine as the first mix-and-match booster dose in the country, the company said on Saturday.

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Sisodia accuses Himanta Sarma of giving govt PPE kit deals to firms of wife, son's business partners

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Tokyo heartbreak still haunts Savita, says it reminds of unaccomplished mission

NEW DELHI: The pain of losing out on an Olympic medal still fresh in her mind, Indian women's hockey team captain Savita said the Tokyo Games continues to remind them of their unaccomplished mission -- finishing at the podium in the quadrennial showpiece.

The Times of India

Business organisations should contribute to development of society, country: President Ram Nath Kovind

Speaking during the 90th year celebrations of the Merchants Chamber in Kanpur, he called on industries to contribute towards making India a net-zero emission economy.

The Hindu

Vani Kapoor and Amandeep Drall make cut as Tvesa Malik exits after second round at Ladies Italian Open

FUBINE MONFERRATO (Italy): India's Tvesa Malik went nine shots better than her first round but still missed the cut while her compatriots Vani Kapoor and Amandeep Drall ensured weekend action at the Ladies Italian Open.

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Ind vs SA T20I series | Aim is to solidify our batting line-up ahead of World Cup, says Temba Bavuma

The South African white-ball skipper feels the Indian team in recent times has had players who go hard and play aggressive cricket.

The Hindu

Deandra Dottin:‘I’ll stick with being World Boss; let Gayle be Universe Boss’

One of the most destructive batters in world cricket, Deandra Dottin has consistently won matches on the biggest stage. The 30-year-old, who smashed the fastest women’s T20I hundred back in 2010, talks about the game’s evolution, the cricketers she admires, and what it felt like to be compared with Viv…

The Times of India

India vs South Africa: Aim is to solidify our batting line-up ahead of World Cup, says Temba Bavuma

NEW DELHI: South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma says the upcoming T20 series against India will be an opportunity for him to identify players for specific roles for the World Cup, which will be held in Australia later this year.

The Times of India

Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh feels he was 'cursed' in India

COLOMBO: Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh said that he was cursed in India because he got injured during the start of IPL 2022 while playing for the Delhi capitals team.

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'Sky’s the limit' as India looks to become global drone hub by 2030

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has gotten behind ariel technology after launching the country's biggest showcase of drones, with plans to transform India into a global hub for locally made machines.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Abu Dhabi Hosts a Pandemic-Delayed Bollywood Awards Ceremony

Indian celebrities and Bollywood stars walked a green carpet at the start of the International Indian Film Academy awards in Abu Dhabi. The Friday night ceremony had been twice canceled in the last two years due to the coronavirus pandemic. But the famous of Bollywood arrived in the capital of…

The Times of India

I see long-term future for Formula E in India: Co-founder Alberto Longo

JAKARTA: Formula E co-founder Alberto Longo sees a long-term future for all-electric world championship race in India and exuded confidence that the bureaucratic hurdles and taxation issues, which had pushed Formula 1 out of the country, won't scuttle their plans since they have done enough "homework" to manage that.

The Hindu

Norway Chess | Anand's winning streak ends with loss to Wesley So, still shares lead with Carlsen

After three wins in a row, Viswanathan Anand lost to Wesley So in the Classical event of the Norway Chess tournament. The American then beat the Indian grandmaster in 46 moves via the Armageddon (sudden death) game

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Israel's Gantz Discusses Boosting India's Defenses in Cyber War with China

Israel's Defense Minister Benny Gantz discussed with Indian officials in New Delhi security tension on the Indian-Chinese border, sources in Tel Aviv revealed on Friday. Gantz held talks with Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on providing India with high-defense technologies. The sources said security tensions…

The Hindu

FIFA ban on India will be catastrophic as I'm playing my last games: Chhetri

Sunil Chhetri's retirement has been a matter of speculation for some time now, and the player said that hearing about a possible FIFA ban on Indian national team scared him ahead of the Asian Cup qualifiers final round

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Hafta letters: China’s re-education camps, Yasin Malik, the need for more nuance

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