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How to increase your vitamin D levels in winter

Vitamin D is necessary for your body to fight infections and maintain health. Although vitamin D can be obtained in a variety of ways, most of it is created by the body when UVB rays from the sun are absorbed. Wintertime makes it harder to receive enough vitamin D because…

The Times of India

India’s oldest living city found in PM Modi’s native village Vadnagar: multi-institution study

A joint study by IIT Kharagpur finds evidence of cultural continuity in Vadnagar, suggesting the "Dark Age" was a myth.

The Hindu

It was hostile environment in Ahmedabad in the WC match against India: Mickey Arthur

Former Pakistan team director, Mickey Arthur, reflects on the tough moments during the ODI World Cup match against India and the lack of support for the team, while defending his role as director and emphasizing the need for stability and trust within the team.

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AFC Asian Cup: India take on mighty Australia

Under a team picture with the lights shining in the background, Igor Stimac chose just one word to send the message across: “Believe,” the India coach said in bold on social media.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Advani says Lord Ram has chosen PM Modi to build temple; Atal Setu, India’s longest sea bridge, inaugurated, and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on January 13, 2024

The Hindu

Sustainability, AI and a lost race: How Formula E must turn questions into progressions in Season 10

With the race in India off the calendar it’s no longer a biggest-ever year for the championship - so can FE convince of its continued growth and ability to progress?

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Sri Lankan refugees | The long wait for Indian citizenship

Sri Lankan refugees have been living in and outside refugee camps in Tamil Nadu for years. The Union government considers them “illegal migrants” and refuses to grant them citizenship. But thanks to judicial intervention, some of them can finally be called Indian citizens

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INDIA’s students demand withdrawal of NEP, reinstatement of scholarships

The organisations vowed to defeat the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha election.

The Hindu

Sugar Prices Under Pressure from Ramped-Up Brazil Sugar Output

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Friday closed down -0.15 (-0.69%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH24 ) closed down -4.70 (-0.75%). Sugar prices on Friday closed lower on negative carryover from Thursday when Unica reported Brazil's Center-South sugar output jumped +35.6% y/y in the second...

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Peeling back the layers of India's onion crisis

Onion prices in some parts of the world are eye-wateringly high. India, one of the world's biggest producers, has limited exports, sparking smuggling and price hikes abroad. FRANCE 24's Shirli Sitbon tells us more. But first, we report on how protests have erupted in Pakistan amid rampant killings and enforced…

France 24

Apollo Hospital’s latest study establishes new prostate cancer screening standards

Apollo Hospital presents a study on prostate cancer screening for Indian men, establishing new reference values for PSA.

The Hindu

As franchise leagues kidnap the game, Test cricket must find windows: Mark Nicholas

Mark Nicholas, president of the MCC and renowned cricket commentator, discusses the future of Test cricket and the importance of the MCC's role in the game.

The Hindu

Letters to The Editor — January 13, 2024

Readers’ mail to The Hindu’s Letters to The Editor

The Hindu

A case diary for the Indian police

The undeniable fact that the police have still to earn the trust and confidence of a majority of the populace

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Atal Setu, India’s longest sea bridge, inaugurated

Mumbai Trans Harbour Link also known as the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri Nhava Sheva Atal Setu, the six-lane trans-harbour bridge is 21.8 km long with a 16.5 km sea-link

The Hindu

India squad for England Tests announced; Dhruv Jurel gets first call-up as injury keeps Shami out

The Indian cricket team for the first two Tests against England announced, with Dhruv Jurel as the only new face.

The Independent UK

Mohammed Shami to miss the start of India’s series against England

Mohammed Shami has not been named in the squad for the first two Test matches of the series

The Hindu

AFC Asian Cup| India can get into the second round: Bhutia

Bhaichung Bhutia optimistic about India's performance in AFC Asian Cup despite tough opponents, emphasizes need for positivity and support.

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India A dominate proceedings against England Lions on day one of practice game

India 'A' dominates England Lions in practice match with Rajat Patidar's unbeaten fifty and Manav Suthar's three wickets.

The Hindu

Nicaragua flight | Gujarat Police book 14 agents from Gujarat, Mumbai and Delhi for human trafficking

Gujarat Police filed a First Information Report (FIR) against 14 immigration agents for reportedly being involved in human trafficking.

The Hindu

India to host global meet on pulses after 18 years

About 800 representatives of governmnents, as well as commercial and non profit organisations involved in the production and processing of pulses will attend the Global Pulse Convention to be held here at the Taj Palace Hotel in February.

The Hindu

India, U.S. discuss ways to boost trade, investments ties at TPF meet

New Delhi and the U.S. discuss trade and investment ties, addressing issues such as social security and market access.

The Hindu

Only youth can dilute dynasty politics in the country, says PM Modi

Urging the youth to serve the nation through politics, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on January 12 that their participation will dilute parivaarvad (dynasty politics) prevailing in the country.

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Striker Duke backs Ryan to be ready for Asian Cup start

Intrigue remains over whether Socceroos captain Mat Ryan will start against India in the Asian Cup, but striker Mitch Duke is confident the goalkeeper is ready.

The Times of India

Watch: Ishan Kishan back at training after Rahul Dravid's 'domestic cricket' message

NEW DELHI: The last few days have been challenging for wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan after not being selected for Afghanistan T20Is, with reports surfacing about his conduct during a break and apparently leaving the Indian team management and selectors dissatisfied.

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