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Nepal PM to focus on Pancheshwar dam project during visit

The Mahakali Treaty, which deals with the Pancheshwar dam, is one of Deuba’s legacies

The Hindu

Jaishankar sees ‘campaign’ against India for buying Russian oil

External Affairs Minister says the European countries remain the biggest buyers of oil and gas from Russia

The Hindu

Iconic London black cabs in India now in e-avtaar as MUVs

NEW DELHI: You can now ride in the iconic London black cab in India, albeit in an electric avataar.

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Global heat’s on India again, as in the summer of 1998

WASHINGTON: In the annals of Indian diplomacy, the summer of 1998 is considered one of the toughest periods for its mandarins as they worked overtime to blunt the global smackdown of its nuclear tests. A similar period is upon New Delhi now as the United States and its allies bear…

The Times of India

Semiconductor dream needs the right push

CM has urged Samsung to open a semiconductor manufacturing unit in the State

The Hindu

Tracking fingerprints and criminals for 127 years

Tamil Nadu has one of the earliest fingerprint bureaus in the world. Sir Edward Henry had introduced the system in India

The Hindu

Unity of India will not bend to passing winds of empty slogans: Allahabad High Court

Court grants bail to the three Kashmiri students who were arrested in Agra for allegedly hailing the Pakistan cricket team’s victory over India in a T20 cricket match.

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India drawn to meet Norway in Davis Cup, away tie dates clash with Asian Games

New Delhi, Mar 31 (PTI) The Indian Davis Cup team was on Thursday drawn to meet Norway in its next World Group I tie, an away contest which will clash with the Asian Games in September.

The Times of India

India's current account deficit widens to 2.7% of GDP in December quarter

MUMBAI: India's current account deficit widened to $23 billion or 2.7 per cent of the GDP in the December quarter, the Reserve Bank said on Thursday.

The Times of India

Is the fuel pricing policy problematic? | The Hindu Parley podcast

India must shirk quick fixes and shed its reliance on easy fuel taxes to gear up for oil price shocks

The Hindu

Normal to below normal temperatures in Southern India: IMD

This would be mainly because of thunderstorm activity in the southern region

The Hindu

India prepared for ‘climate refugees’, government tells Lok Sabha

Opposition seeks strategy on tackling emissions from coal plants, rehab for climate displaced people

The Hindu

Net claims of non-residents on India up by $21.1 billion in September-December quarter

MUMBAI: Net claims of non-residents on India increased by $21.1 billion during the December quarter due to an increase in foreign-owned assets combined with a decline in Indian residents' overseas financial assets, according to the RBI data.

The Times of India

Scoop: Sen. Blumenthal has "concerns" about Eric Garcetti's ambassadorial nomination

The L.A. mayor has been tapped as envoy to India but is facing management questions back home.

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Unity of India not made of bamboo reeds that would bend to empty slogans, says Allahabad HC while granting bail to three Kashmiri students charged for sedition

AGRA: In a significant observation while granting bail to three Kashmiri students from Agra booked on charges of sedation for their alleged "anti-India" messages on social media during last year’s India-Pak T-20 World Cup match, the Allahabad high court has said, "the unity of India is not made of bamboo…

The Hindu

No respite from heatwave on cards

Summer temperatures in NorthWest, Central and parts of NorthEast India are likely to be higher than normal, says IMD

The Hindu

Zakir Naik spreading hatred: Centre

Indian agencies trying to get red notice by Interpol against him for past seven years.

The Times of India

Allahabad HC grants bail to 3 Jammu & Kashmir students jailed for raising pro-Pak slogans

PRAYAGRAJ: Observing that “the unity of India is not made of bamboo seeds which will bend to the passing winds of empty slogans”, the Allahabad high court on Wednesday granted bail to three students of Jammu and Kashmir who were accused of raising pro-Pakistan slogans after India lost to Pakistan…

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Nagpur's runaway MMA fighter Vyas ready to take MFN 8 by storm

NAGPUR: Indian Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Kushal Vyas, who hails from Koradi village in Nagpur, is set to face Rahul Thapa in the 8th edition of Matrix Fight Night (MFN) at the Siri Fort Sports Complex in New Delhi on Friday. Ahead of the major bout against a strong…

The Hindu

We will not tell India what to do on sanctions against Russia, says British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss

Ahead of a likely visit by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson in April, British Foreign Secretary Liz

The Hindu

Data | State of press freedom in India

Journalist Rana Ayyub was stopped from leaving the country by immigration officials on Tuesday. The issue has put a spotlight on the deteriorating press freedom in India

The Hindu

Deuba to visit BJP headquarters

Prime Minister of Nepal is scheduled to be in India between April 1 and 3

The Independent UK

UK, Russia foreign ministers visit India amid Ukraine crisis

The foreign ministers of Britain and Russia are visiting India as its government seeks to maintain ties with both Moscow and Western nations despite the worsening Ukraine war

The Hindu

U.S. Deputy NSA cautions India against trade deals with Russia

Daleep Singh warns India of ‘consequences’.

The Conversation

Transgender women are finding some respect in India, but a traditional gender-nonconforming group – hijras – remains stigmatized

The confirmation of Rachel Levine, the first openly transgender federal official in the U.S., as assistant secretary to Department of Health and Human Services, showed the progress toward acceptance that transgender people have recently made in many parts of the world.

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