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Asian Games 2026: What makes them different from Olympics

The Asian Games are a major continental multi-sport event held every four years. Athletes from across Asia compete, unlike the global Olympic Games. This year's event in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, will feature 43 sports. Cricket's inclusion offers India significant medal opportunities and regional identity. The Games serve as a crucial stepping…

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Consistency, form in spotlight as India begin Women's Asia Cup T20 campaign against Thailand

India begins their Women's T20 Asia Cup campaign against Thailand on Sunday. The team seeks to overcome recent T20I losses and consistency issues. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur's form remains a talking point for the squad. Dependable batter Jemimah Rodrigues is sidelined, impacting the middle order. India aims for success in the…

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Nepal floods spook Indian tourists, disrupt holiday plans and trigger travel cancellations

Indian travel cancellations to Nepal are rising due to flood visuals. Tour operators face significant losses as bookings drop sharply. Families are prioritizing safety and choosing alternative destinations for holidays. Road closures are forcing travel agencies to cancel existing bookings. This situation impacts popular tourist spots like Kathmandu and Pokhara.

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'Key to long-term growth': Temasek backs Singapore Airlines’ Air India bet amid investor scrutiny

Singapore's Temasek supports Singapore Airlines' Air India investment for future growth. This strategic move aims to deepen the carrier's presence in India's large aviation market. Singapore Airlines seeks to establish a second hub outside its home country. Temasek acknowledges the complex, multi-year integration challenges ahead. The investor believes these initiatives…

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Quote of the day by Mother Teresa: 'I am not sure exactly what heaven will be like, but I know that when we die and it comes time for God to judge us, He will not ask,... rather He will ask,...' - Saint Teresa of Calcutta's timeless wisdom on compassion, selfless service and what truly matters in the eyes of God

Quote of the day by Mother Teresa: A beacon of hope, Mother Teresa committed herself to the welfare of the poor in India and founded the Missionaries of Charity, which provides essential assistance. With her emphasis on love and caring over mere successes, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize…

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Hockey India announces cash reward for women's team after fifth-place World Cup finish

Hockey India awarded fifty lakh rupees to the women's hockey team. This recognition celebrates their historic fifth-place finish at the FIH Hockey Women's World Cup. The team secured this achievement with a three-one victory over Germany. This marks the best World Cup result for India since nineteen seventy-four. The team…

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Bajaj Finance, L&T Finance poised to benefit as NBFC earnings recovery broadens: Siddhartha Khemka

India’s NBFC sector is showing signs of a broad-based cyclical recovery, with FY27 first-quarter results pointing to stronger loan growth, improving asset quality, lower credit costs and emerging operating leverage. Earnings estimates are also being upgraded, raising expectations of sustained profitability and a potential valuation re-rating across leading lenders.

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'No need for general assistance’: Nepal lists conditions for help with deadly floods

Nepal has opened the door to limited foreign assistance following this week’s catastrophic floods, but has made clear that it does not need outside help for general search-and-rescue operations.

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Rain-harvesting roofs and natural air-con: Architects take cues from nature ahead of global awards

The World Architecture Festival shortlist is brimming with nature-led designs.

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India wants global factories, but its own quality checks may be putting investors off: GTRI

Concerns have surfaced among Japanese enterprises regarding India's compulsory BIS certification rules. A newly released study proposes a significant revamp of the QCO framework. The existing regulations are leading to considerable delays and inflated compliance costs for manufacturers, adversely impacting smaller businesses in India and disrupting supply chains. Experts recommend…

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Manufacture in India, build for the world: Sitharaman urges global investors

In a strategic appeal, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman encouraged global investors to set up manufacturing and innovation centers in India. She underlined the country's diverse growth trajectory and the wealth of long-term investment prospects it offers. With its talented workforce and expansive market potential, India is positioned as a prime…

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Nepal floods: Morgues overflow along 200km river trail as grief crosses border

Morgues in Nepal are overflowing with bodies from a recent flash flood. Authorities are converting buildings into temporary mortuaries as district facilities are full. Hundreds of security personnel are searching riverbanks for more recovered remains. Bodies are being moved between districts for preservation and identification efforts. Unidentified bodies have also…

The Times of India

India sends 11-member rescue team to Nepal as flash floods claim over 500 lives

An 11-member Indian team has arrived in Nepal to assist authorities after devastating flash floods killed more than 500 people and left nearly 2,000 missing. Sent at Nepal’s request, the team includes medical personnel and tunnel rescue experts. Nepal has also sought India and China’s help to construct 42 Bailey…

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BJP to launch 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' to mark PM Modi's 25 years of service: National Secretary Kavita Patidar

BJP National Secretary Kavita Patidar announced a 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan' campaign. This initiative will celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi's twenty-five years of dedicated public service. A state-level workshop is scheduled for Saturday to discuss the campaign's objectives. Party workers will focus on advancing the Prime Minister's vision for a developed…

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Looking to advance India's vision for region free from terror: PM Modi ahead of SCO Summit, State Visit to Uzbekistan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan on Saturday. He will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Bishkek. Modi will also undertake a State Visit to Tashkent for discussions. He aims to advance India's vision for security and connectivity. The visit seeks to strengthen partnerships and deepen…

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Infosys Public Services CEO Lax Gopisetty unreachable after devastating Nepal floods

Infosys confirmed its executive Lax Gopisetty is unreachable after visiting Nepal. The company is working with agencies to establish contact and ensure his safety. Devastating floods have impacted Nepal, leaving many Indians missing or stranded. India stands ready to provide assistance to Kathmandu in managing the crisis. The Ministry of…

Times Life

The Indian Luna Moth Is Vanishing From Eastern Forests and Almost Nobody Is Watching

An adult that cannot eatActias selene, the Indian luna moth, does not eat as an adult. Its mouthparts are vestigial, fused shut by evolution. It emerges from its cocoon with one task: locate a mate before its larval fat reserves run out, a window that closes in roughly four to…

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How Migratory Fish Navigate India's Rivers During the Monsoon Using a Biological Compass Science Is Still Mapping

The fish that reads the river like a mapThe Hilsa, Tenualosa ilisha, can detect a change in water salinity of less than 0.1 parts per thousand. That sensitivity is not incidental. It is the opening move in one of the most precise navigational performances in freshwater biology. Every monsoon, adult…

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Subhas Chandra Bose's Organisational Discipline Has Real Lessons for Anyone Building a Team

Set the standard before you set the taskBose inherited soldiers from prisoner-of-war camps and volunteers from Indian diaspora communities across Malaya and Singapore. He had no institutional authority these men were obliged to respect. What he had was a stated standard of conduct that applied to him first. He wore…

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Why NRIs Are Returning to India for Medical Treatment, and What It Costs Them Beyond Money

The Appointment You Didn't Expect to MakeThe cardiologist's waiting room in Chennai or Medanta or Kokilaben looks nothing like the one you sat in abroad. It is louder, more crowded, occasionally chaotic. A man argues with a billing clerk two windows down. A woman feeds her mother a biscuit from…

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Durban's Indian Diaspora: How KwaZulu-Natal Became Home to a Community That Never Forgot India

The Crossing That Was Never Meant to Be PermanentIn November 1860, a ship called the Truro docked at Port Natal carrying 342 Indians from Madras. They had signed five-year indenture contracts to work the sugar cane fields of the Natal colony. The British needed labour after emancipation freed enslaved Africans.…

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Rescuers claw through mud as missing toll from Nepal, China flood nears 3,000

Rescuers in Nepal and China were battling on Saturday to locate thousands of people missing days after a deadly, tsunami-like wall of water and debris swept through the Himalayan region, engulfing entire villages.

Times Life

7 Postpartum Health Problems Indian Mothers Face That Are Never Taken Seriously

Postpartum Haemorrhage That Lingers Past the First WeekHeavy bleeding in the first 24 hours after delivery gets clinical attention. The bleeding that continues at week two or three, soaking more than one pad per hour, passing clots the size of a small lemon, rarely does. Women are told this is…

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PM Modi to begin 2-nation Central Asia visit to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin a four-day visit to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan on Saturday, seeking to strengthen India’s ties with Central Asia and advance regional cooperation. In Tashkent, he will hold talks with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on trade, defence, energy and education before attending the SCO Summit in Bishkek.

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Your Cardiovascular Risk Rises Fast in the First Year After Your Periods Stop, Here Is What Menopause Does to Your Heart

The estrogen drop is not gradual, it is a cliffMost women expect menopause to arrive slowly. Perimenopause does take years, but the final cessation of periods marks a sharp hormonal discontinuity. Estrogen, which had been actively protecting arterial walls, drops to levels that stay low for the rest of life.…

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