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India rolls out COVID vaccine doses for children aged 12-14

India on Wednesday started administering doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to young people aged 12 to 14 as public and private schools re-opened.

India's Covid vaccination drive science-driven, people-powered: PM Narendra Modi

India's Covid vaccination drive science-driven, people-powered: PM Narendra Modi

NEW DELHI: Asserting that India's Covid vaccination drive is science-driven and people-powered, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said the country is in a much better position to fight this deadly pandemic but people must keep following all precautions.

The Times of India

Explained | An accidental missile launch

Explained | An accidental missile launch

What has been the response from both Indian and Pakistan officials? Are India’s safety protocols compromised?

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Russia-Ukraine war: Why your chicken and milk prices have shot up

NEW DELHI: Margins of India's poultry industry are expected to contract sharply in the financial year 2022 amid high input costs. Prices of soybean and maize, the two key inputs that are used as livestock feed in the poultry industry, are rising sharply due to the conflict between Russia and…

The Times of India

COVID-19 vaccination for 12-14 age group, precaution dose for 60 plus begins

India has expanded its COVID-19 vaccination drive with the inclusion of children in the age group of 12-14 years starting on Wednesday while those aged above 60 years are also eligible now for the precaution dose.

India reports 2,876 Coronavirus cases and 98 deaths in last 24 hours

NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday reported 2,876 Coronavirus cases and 98 deaths. With this rise, the death toll in the country has reached 5,16,072.

The Times of India

How Obesity May Fuel A Health Crisis In India Soon

New Delhi: No country is on track to meet the World Health Organization's 2025 targets on obesity. The World Obesity Federation, which is a lead partner to global agencies on obesity, including WHO, has warned that by 2030, one in five women and one in seven men will be obese,…

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Facebook charged BJP less for India election ads than others

Facebook charged BJP less for India election ads than others

The cheaper rates allow the BJP, Facebook’s largest political client in India, to reach more voters for less money.

Team India reignites World Test Championship dreams

Team India reignites World Test Championship dreams

Aim is to reach final but player management crucial, says Rohit Sharma

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Resurgent India face England test

Women's World Cup: Resurgent India face England test

Rejuvenated after scoring a massive win over the West Indies, India will look to make their road to the semifinals easier when they face a beleaguered England in a crucial match of the Women's ODI World Cup at Mount Maunganui on Wednesday.

The Times of India

England beat India to keep hopes alive: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

England beat India to keep hopes alive: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England won their first match of the tournament to keep slim hopes of progression alive

The Guardian - UK

All England Championships | Sindhu, Sen and Srikanth begin India's quest for elusive title

All England Championships | Sindhu, Sen and Srikanth begin India's quest for elusive title

While Sindhu, seeded sixth, will once again be in the reckoning, it will be unseeded Lakshya Sen who will be in focus this time

India concerned over elevating phobia against one religion to level of international day

India concerned over elevating phobia against one religion to level of international day

There are growing contemporary forms of religiophobia, it tells General Assembly

Karnataka state's hijab classroom ban upheld in Indian court, could set national precedent ahead of next year's elections

Karnataka state's hijab classroom ban upheld in Indian court, could set national precedent ahead of next year's elections

The ban in the southern state of Karnataka sparked protests last month, with a judge ruling the implementation of a school uniform is a "reasonable restriction" that students "cannot object to".

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European Union vaccination rule makes boosters must

PUNE: There has been a huge increase in travel enquiries to Europe this summer, but many Indians are simply unable to proceed with their plans due to a critical vaccination rule.

The Times of India

Rajasthan: Social security officer held for Rs 25,000 bribe

JAIPUR: ACB-Churu on Tuesday arrested a social security officer of Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) that comes under the labour and employment ministry government of India for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 25000. The accused had demanded the bribe from the owner of a hotel in lieu of not…

Maverick Pant comes of age, turns into an all-round package

In the southpaw, India may have finally found that player with ‘Gilchristesque’ impact who can shred the best-laid plans of the opposition

Letters to the Editor — March 16, 2022

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A misfiring and its trail of poor strategic stability

India’s missile incident has highlighted the sorry state of bilateral mechanisms it has with Pakistan for crisis management

White sheen: On India’s staggering dominance in Test cricket

India can breathe easy on moving to the fourth place in the ICC Test Championship table

‘Bharat Natyam’ in Indian diplomacy

India’s stand in the UN on the Ukraine war is an apt moment to reflect on the much needed Dixit principle

As Russia's troops advanced in Ukraine, Indian students say racism kept them trapped in a war zone

The nightmarish ordeal of a group of Indian students trying to flee Ukraine is among multiple allegations of racism from people who say they were stuck in a country they couldn't escape.

The Independent UK

White House cautions India against Russian oil deal: ‘Think about where you want to stand’

Jen Psaki warns that such a move would put the world’s largest democracy on the wrong side of history

The Times of India

Internet user base in India more than doubles to 76.5 crore in 5 years: Nokia MBiT report

NEW DELHI: With one of the lowest data tariffs in the world, internet users in India have more than doubled to 76.5 crore users over the past five years with a massive 6.5 times growth in 4G data traffic.

The Times of India

Boom in laptop sales during pandemic makes Samsung re-enter the category 9 years after exit

NEW DELHI: Call it the pandemic effect, but bumper sales of laptops and notebooks in the lockdown period has prompted Korean giant Samsung to re- enter the segment after a period of nearly nine years.

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