ICC Women’s World Cup | Australia outplay India by six wickets to qualify for semifinals Australia sets the record for the highest succesfully chased total in Women’s ODI World Cup history The Hindu · Mar 19, 2022
Japan's Kishida and India's Modi discuss response to Ukraine crisis Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has told his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi that Russia's invasion of Ukraine had shaken the "foundation of international order" and required a clear response, he said on Saturday. Reuters · Mar 19, 2022
Lanning leads Aussies to win over India Australia have pulled off a record Women's Cricket World Cup run chase, making 4-280 to reel in India at Eden Park on Saturday and qualify for the semi-finals. AAP · Mar 19, 2022
Women's Cricket World Cup: Australia beats India by six wickets to reach the semi-finals Australia overcomes India's challenge at Eden Park in Auckland, chasing down 278 to maintain a 100 per cent record in the Women's Cricket Word Cup. Look back at the scores and stats in our ScoreCentre. ABC News · Mar 19, 2022
Australia beat India by six wickets: ICC Women’s World Cup – as it happened Tournament favourites chase down a World Cup-record 278 for victory, their fifth out of five in this year’s event The Guardian - AU · Mar 19, 2022
Jewellery industry accused of silence over Russian diamonds Insiders say current sanctions do nothing to halt flow of Russian gems to the west because majority are exported rough and get reclassified in India The Guardian - AU · Mar 19, 2022
Hyderabad cos get licence for Pfizer’s Covid pill HYDERABAD: Apart from Hyderabad-based pharma major Aurobindo Pharma Limited, other city-based pharma players like Granules India Ltd, MSN Group and SMS Pharmaceuticals too have received licences from the UN-backed Medicines Patent Pool (MPP) to manufacture and supply a generic version of nirmatrelvir, a key component of Pfizer’s oral Covid-19 drug… The Times of India · Mar 18, 2022
Adventure calls for tuk-tuk traveller Adam Branford, who was once afraid of the unknown Adam Branford thought he'd seen adventure in Australia. Then he travelled 3,000 kilometres across the Indian subcontinent in a tuk-tuk. ABC News · Mar 18, 2022
Too little, too late: On COVID-19 vaccines and patent rights India must oppose moves to hinder the flow of ingredients for manufacturing vaccines The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022
India must spotlight Kyiv’s faint offering of hope New Delhi should note President Zelensky’s constructive rethink and also drop its silence on Ukraine’s suffering The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022
I&B Secretary inaugurates Media and Entertainment Week at Dubai Expo Apurva Chandra says India’s media and entertainment industry is projected to reach $100 billion by year 2030 The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022
PM Modi lauds media’s role in development Modi cites Swachh Bharat and ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ campaigns The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022
Will discuss Ukraine with Modi: Australian PM Summit to deepen bilateral trade and investment ties, says Morrison The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022
The Times of India · Mar 18, 2022 Dutee Chand fails to qualify for semifinals of World Indoor Athletics Championships BELGRADE: India's Dutee Chand failed to qualify for the semifinals of the women's 60m run in the World Indoor Athletics Championships after finishing sixth in her heat here on Friday.
The Independent UK · Mar 18, 2022 Russian oil sale to India complicates Biden's efforts India is buying discounted Russian oil, allowing it to increase its energy supplies while Russia looks to cut deals to boost its beleaguered economy
The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022 Ready to meet India's energy needs: Iran Offer comes amid talks between world powers and Tehran on lifting of sanctions
The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022 Toyota India begins pilot study with Mirai hydrogen FCEV Toyota and the International Centre for Automotive Technology (iCAT) have begun conducting a pilot project to evaluate the Toyota Mirai hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) on Indian roads and climatic conditions.
Los Angeles Times · Mar 18, 2022 Not everyone wants to make Putin an economic pariah over the Ukraine war Soon after Russia’s army pushed in to try to seize control of Ukraine, Maria Zakharova, the bellicose Foreign Ministry spokeswoman in Moscow, insisted that her country still had plenty of friends in the world.
The Times of India · Mar 18, 2022 How to clean your face and hair after playing Holi Finally, after two years of a low-key, bummer, zero celebration Holi, things are looking up, and we are all ready to go out there, and celebrate this beautiful festival full of colours and cheer. Holi is one of the most loved festivals in India, and with good reason. So, isn’t…
The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022 I always think whatever I've done, achieved so far is not 'the best: Neeraj Chopra He said touching the 90m mark will be one of his targets this year with a medal in the upcoming World Championships
Benzinga · Mar 18, 2022 This Indian Billionaire Piled On More Wealth Than Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos Combined In 2021 India’s super-rich are getting richer at a faster clip than their American peers like Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk and Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN
The Times of India · Mar 18, 2022 Coronavirus vaccine: COVISHIELD as a booster after 2 doses of COVAXIN boosts antibodies by 6 times, finds study As per the preliminary scientific evidence submitted by the Christian Medical College, Vellore, to the Drugs Controller General of India on Wednesday, the Indian Express reports, administering COVISHIELD after two doses of COVAXIN boosts immunity by 6 times.
The Times of India · Mar 18, 2022 Task cut out for India in SAFF women's U-18 match against Bangladesh JAMSHEDPUR: Their confidence might be on high after a morale-boosting 7-0 thrashing of Nepal in their campaign opener, but hosts India will have their task cut out against defending champions Bangladesh in their second match of the SAFF U-18 women's championships on Saturday.
The Hindu · Mar 18, 2022 ‘India has the right to buy Russian oil’ Among the top buyers of Russian oil and gas are Germany, Italy, France, and the Netherlands. India’s dependence on imported energy should not be politicised, says source