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Justice Pardiwala is in line to be CJI

He will be the sixth Supreme Court judge from the Parsi community.

The Hindu

Indian curry loses its tang as Ukraine war puts cooking oil on backburner

Indians have been rationing cooking oil amid the rising cost of Ukrainian and Russian products and export curbs by Indonesia. The world’s second-largest consumer market is now switching to cheaper products to keep kitchens running.

Radio France Internationale

800 Pakistani Hindus left India after failing to get citizenship, says advocacy group

Seemant Lok Sangathan says they returned to Pakistan in 2021 as there was no progress in their citizenship application; Home Ministry examining online system

The Hindu

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Rajesh Bhandari appointed boxing Task Force secretary for postponed Asian Games

NEW DELHI: Boxing Federation of India (BFI) vice president Rajesh Bhandari has been appointed as the secretary of the Task Force which will conduct the sport during the postponed Hangzhou Asian Games.

The Times of India

IPL 2022: Genuine pace of Umran Malik will be hard to ignore, says Ian Chappell

SYDNEY: India's cricketing establishment has over the years shown patience in grooming a pack of world-class bowlers but in near future, the genuine pace of Umran Malik will be hard to ignore, feels former Australia captain Ian Chappell.

The Times of India

Mumbai mosques turn volume down on call to prayer after Hindu's demands

Sitting in an office lined with books overlooking a giant prayer hall, Mohammed Ashfaq Kazi, the main preacher at the largest mosque in Mumbai, checked a decibel meter attached to the loudspeakers before he gave the call to worship.

Reuters

Egypt Harvested Over 700,000 Wheat Feddan since April

Egypt has harvested more than 700,000 feddans of local wheat since the harvest season on April 1. Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said the country allocated $59.69 million for a down-payment to state grain buyers to purchase wheat from local farmers. Among the world's biggest wheat importers, Egypt is heavily…

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Sehwag backs Jitesh as reserve wicketkeeper-batter for T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: Virender Sehwag has backed uncapped Jitesh Sharma to be in India's squad for the T20 World Cup as a reserve wicketkeeper-batter.

The Times of India

Thomas and Uber Cup: Indian men's team starts campaign with resounding 5-0 win over Germany

BANGKOK: The Indian men's badminton team began its Thomas Cup campaign in an emphatic manner, thrashing Germany 5-0 here on Sunday.

The Times of India

Thomas and Uber Cup: Indian men's and women's teams start campaign with resounding wins

BANGKOK: The Indian badminton teams began their Thomas and Uber Cup campaigns in emphatic fashion, thrashing Germany and Canada respectively on Sunday.

The Times of India

Dhanush, Priyesha extend India's shooting gold rush at Deaflympics

NEW DELHI: Dhanush Srikanth teamed up with Priyesha Deshmukh to win the 10m air rifle mixed team competition and extend Indian shooters' gold rush at the 24th Deaflympics in Caxais do Sul, Brazil.

The Times of India

Indian men aim to break Thomas Cup jinx

HYDERABAD: India men will focus on winning the elusive medal while the depleted women's squad may find the going tough at the Thomas and Uber Cup, which will kick-off in Bangkok on Sunday.

The Times of India

Active COVID-19 cases in country rise to 20,635

India logged 3,451 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,31,02,194, while the active cases rose to 20,635, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Sunday.

Dynamite News

Mother's Day: Remembering the mothers of the Prime Ministers of the country

A mother's blessings have the greatest potential than every blessing put together. While on one hand motherhood is the biggest responsibility of the world, it has the highest power to shape a human being.

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Anirban Lahiri battles cold, wet conditions to rise to third at Wells Fargo

POTOMAC: India's Anirban Lahiri battled cold, wet and windy conditions to rise to the third place at the Wells Fargo Championship here, playing the third round of the golf event like a bruising and brutal boxing match.

The Times of India

Kerala needs to focus more on domestic tourists: Experts

KOCHI: In God's Own Country version 2.0, Kerala needs to focus more on Indian tourists, rather than international tourists. This is mainly because the number of outbound travellers from India for leisure travel is increasing 25% every year and Indians are among world's highest spenders when travelling abroad, with their…

The Independent UK

Six English words borrowed from the Romani language

The Romani dialect and culture have been associated with central and northern India and they inherit a significant part of their linguistic heritage from Sanskrit, writes Peter Lee

ABC News

Political candidates are campaigning hard this election to court Indian-Australian voters. Are their strategies paying off?

Scott Morrison is not the only politician trying to influence the Indian-Australian voter. Candidates across the spectrum are seeing Australia's Indian diaspora as a demographic of growing influence — and working hard to woo them.

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Ben Stokes urges rethink on England’s ‘ridiculous’ fixture log jam

Matches are scheduled to take place on up to 50 of 102 days from 2 June and Test captain Ben Stokes said: ‘The fact there is a Test match and ODI overlapping sums it up’

The Hindu

‘I don’t think any of the video apps in India are making money’: Vivan Sharan

The technology and public policy heavyweight discusses India’s numerous short form video apps and where they are heading

Daily Mirror

Hundreds of bears rescued after being forced to 'dance' to escape animal cruelty

The Agra Bear Rescue Centre is about to welcome two young bears rescued after a supporter of the charity saw a sickening Instagram post of them dancing. This will take the sanctuary’s bear population to 112

The Hindu

India and Japan should devise strategy for the Indo-Pacific, says M.K. Narayanan

‘China’s enlarging activities in the region and pact with Solomon Islans are cause for concern’

The Hindu

Navy aircraft maintenance under way in Hosur

3 Boeing P-8I patrol aircraft undergoing checks simultaneously

The Times of India

Khalin Joshi, Viraj Madappa Tied-5th after third round in Maekyung Open

SEONGNAM (Korea): Khalin Joshi and Viraj Madappa, the last two Indians to have won on the Asian Tour, were five shots behind sole leader, Bio Kim (68) after the penultimate round of the GS Caltex Maekyung Open on Saturday.

The Hindu

Is La Nina a fair weather friend of our country?

It has resulted in long spells of heatwaves across India

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