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PARIS: "It's a bluff thing! Penalties are always a bluff." Indian hockey's resident philosopher was breaking down the art of facing penalties - the psychology, the deception and the trauma. PR Sreejesh, son-of-the-soil hero, effortless celebrity - you should see the Beatlemania kind of love and adulation the expats at…

NEW DELHI: India's star batsman Virat Kohli arrived in Colombo on Monday ahead of the three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan airport staff and fans welcomed him warmly and took the opportunity to snap some photos with the celebrated cricketer.

NEW DELHI: Manu Bhaker advanced to the bronze medal match in the 10m air pistol mixed team competition to keep on course to make more Olympic history on a day when the men's hockey team escaped with a draw against Argentina, Arjun Babuta fourth-place finish broke hearts and archers failed…

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV24 ) today is up +0.57 (+3.09%), and Oct London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV24 ) is up +9.90 (+1.88%). Sugar prices today jumped to 1-week highs on concerns about Brazil's sugar production. Unica reported last Thursday that Brazil's Center-South sugar output in the first...

Online streaming services, social media accounts and online video creators, from across the globe, might come under the regulation of the Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) according to the latest version of the country’s proposed Broadcast Bill. The proposed changes in the Bill will have significant implications for…

A barrage of attacks by India in the first quarter, including a shot from Abhishek hitting the crossbar on the Argentine post, suggested a goal was around the corner for the Tokyo bronze medallist. But until the 59th minute, it was the 2016 Olympic champions who held onto their 1-0…

In an effort to “diversify production beyond China”, Apple is looking to India to tackle some of its manufacturing needs for the next major Pro iPhone.

At least 38 people, most of them children and teenagers, have died since early June 2024 in the worst outbreak of Chandipura virus in India in over 20 years.

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