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Sri Lanka had no choice but to auction Tamil Nadu vessels: Douglas Devananda

‘India said they could not award compensation for northern Sri Lankan fishermen

The Hindu

‘Targeted harassment’: Muslim girls in India denounce hijab ban

Visuals of Muslim girls being shut outside college gates in Karnataka state for wearing the hijab have led to outrage.

Al Jazeera

Anger in diplomacy: On Indian reaction to MNC Kashmir tweets

Pak. establishment was behind MNC Kashmir tweets, but India should have shown restraint

The Hindu

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It’s time to take a relook at privatisation

Simply pursuing this path while utilising such proceeds for loan write-offs or populist giveaways will not do

The Hindu

From the Archives (February 10, 1972): Dangerous message From an Editorial

President Nixon’s observations, in his annual foreign policy message to the U.S. Congress, on the recent Bangla Desh developments will make no contribution to the restoration of friendly relations bet

The Hindu

ICC ODI rankings | Rohit retains third spot

India’s new white-ball captain Rohit Sharma remained at third place but closed in on teammate Virat Kohli, who also held on to his second spot, in the latest ICC men's ODI batting rankings on Wedn

The Hindu

India bans import of drones

Exceptions given for R&D, defence and security

The Hindu

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IIT Madras researchers use AI to study biomass fuel production

They highlight its relevance to India, where about 750 million metric tonnes of biomass is available annually

The Hindu

1st T20 | India women lose the plot against Kiwis

Batting let India down as it suffered an 18-run defeat to host New Zealand in the one-off women’s T20 International here on Wednesday. Vice-captain Smriti Mandhana did not play and her absence was bad

The Hindu

India records over 66,000 new COVID-19 cases on February 9, 2022

Active cases down to 8.1 lakh

The Hindu

Fears of Ukraine drawing foreign fighters

Ahead of a foreign ministers' meeting between Australia, the US, India and Japan, security agencies are warning of Ukraine becoming a foreign fighter magnet.

AAP

Indiam Government Officials Were Constantly Monitoring The Crypto Sector

India’s finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has reportedly revealed that the government is “constantly monitoring” and “watching the crypto sector.” Referring to her budget speech, she noted that crypto taxation will be implemented before the central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), issues its digital currency.

Benzinga

India’s first mRNA COVID-19 vaccine likely to be rolled out by April

Data from human trials likely to be presented for evaluation by end February.

The Hindu

How Kokilaben Ambani tried to ‘anonymise’ her name when India sought details on her Swiss trust

In 2012, two years before the Narendra Modi government came to power, Indian tax authorities sought details of a trust in Switzerland, of which Kokilaben Ambani was the beneficiary.

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The Guardian - UK

Violent clashes over hijab ban in southern India force schools to close

Unrest triggered when Karnataka state came down in favour of rightwing Hindu demands for headscarf ban

The Times of India

Three Indian pairs make Bengaluru Open quarterfinals

BENGALURU: The top-seeded Indian team of Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Purav Raja moved to the doubles quarterfinals of the Bengaluru Open after prevailing against Croatia's Borna Gojo and Bulgaria's Dimitar Kuzmanov on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

EastEnders’ Nina Wadia reflects on early life in India as she collects OBE

The actress and comedian was presented with her insignia from the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle on Wednesday.

Reuters

Indian students block roads as row over hijab in schools mounts

Hundreds of students in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata on Wednesday chanted slogans and blocked roads in protest of a hijab ban in the southern state of Karnataka, as a row over wearing the head covering in schools intensifies.

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The Hindu

Suryakumar, Prasidh shine as India thrash West Indies by 44 runs; go 2-0 up

India had won the first ODI by six wickets and now the third game will be played on February 11.

The Times of India

Test career uncertain, Ishant Sharma ‘unreachable’ for Ranji

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket seems to be close to hitting the transition button. TOI understands that the team management is planning to move on from Ishant Sharma, Wriddhiman Saha, Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara.

The Times of India

Explained: Outrage against global brands over social media posts on Kashmir

NEW DELHI: : A number of global brands like South Korea's Hyundai Motors, KFC, Dominos and Toyota have come under fire over tweets and Instagram/Facebook posts sent out by their dealers and outlets in Pakistan, talking about "Kashmir Solidarity Day".

The Times of India

ICC ODI rankings: Rohit Sharma retains 3rd spot but closes in on No. 2 Virat Kohli

DUBAI: India's new white-ball captain Rohit Sharma remained at third place but closed in on teammate Virat Kohli, who also held on to his second spot, in the latest ICC men's ODI batting rankings on Wednesday.

Newslaundry

Don’t subscribe to rankings of press freedom index published by foreign NGO: Government in Lok Sabha

The union home ministry said that it does not agree with the views and rankings of the World Press Freedom Index published by media watchdog Reporters Without Borders, describing the latter as a “foreign NGO”. The group publishes the rankings every year; India ranked 142nd out of 180 countries in…

The Times of India

India headed for steep fuel price hike in March, Deloitte says

NEW DELHI: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India expects the nation’s biggest fuel retailers to sharply raise pump prices after state elections end next month, adding pressure on the government and the central bank to take steps to contain inflation.

The Hindu

Rannvijay’s wild learning curve

Actor-host Rannvijay Singha meets forest officers, rangers and tribes across India’s national parks to narrate stories behind the safaris

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