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National campers get a chance to enter India’s Universiade team

AIU hopes to get Neeraj; Sreeshankar, Anjali and Ancy could also benefit

The Hindu

Review: Peter Dinklage earns your love in the snazzy (but not schnozzy) musical 'Cyrano'

Since "Cyrano de Bergerac" has always been about the superficial nature of appearances, there's something fitting about the exterior renovations that have given rise to Joe Wright's sweet, earnest and sometimes enchanting new "Cyrano." For starters, the movie is a full-blown musical: Its roots lie not only in Edmond Rostand's…

Los Angeles Times

Weightlifter Sanket Sargar smashes Commonwealth record to clinch gold in Singapore, qualifies for Birmingham 2022

SINGAPORE: India's Sanket Sargar smashed the Commonwealth and the National record to secure a gold medal in the men's 55 kg category in the Singapore Weightlifting International here on Friday.

The Times of India

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Edinburgh's huge new music festival Connect releases lineup for summer show

The huge three-day event that will take place at the Royal Highland Centre in August, have announced their lineup for the event, including The Chemical Brothers, Mogwai and The National

Edinburgh Live

The danger when impartial public servants are seen as political apparatchiks

As the anti-mandate occupation becomes more like a Western Front stalemate, our the leaders of our health and police forces look too politicised to survive a change of government.

Newsroom.co.nz

Mid-term pressures test Jacinda Ardern’s Labour government, but National must still find the new political centre

Whether or not recent (if limited) polling accurately reflects sympathy for the protest, the current spectacle in parliament’s grounds will be worrying Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her government – not least for its suggestion the “team of five million” may be breaking up.

The Conversation

Robert Ayson: What New Zealand could do about Ukraine

Is there anything our Government could do in response to Russia’s attempt to recast international boundaries through the use of force? Robert Ayson lays out nine potential options.

Newsroom.co.nz

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VFI to organise another Federation Cup next month

That will mean three major National events in about a month’s time

The Hindu

The political manoeuvring behind Parliament's locked doors

While the focus is currently on why police aren’t doing more to move the protesters on from Parliament, pressure is starting to mount on politicians too.

Newsroom.co.nz

Volleyball needs drastic revival measures in Telangana

Madhav, three time National gold medallist, laments at the fall from grace for the sport in the State

The Hindu

Bipartisan approach to mental health off to bad start

The health minister has rejected National’s request for a youth mental health summit, putting the Opposition's plan to treat mental health as a bipartisan issue on the back foot.

Newsroom.co.nz

Kanpur to host National chess championship

Playing days reduced to seven, rounds to 11

The Hindu

Mixed NSW byelection results do not imply voters in a 'baseball bat' mood

NSW state byelections occurred Saturday in the seats of Bega, Monaro, Strathfield and Willoughby. Labor gained Bega and held Strathfield, but the Nationals held Monaro. In Willoughby, the Liberals are likely to hold off an independent challenger.

The Conversation

Luxon extends helping hand to PM on vaccine mandates

National’s Chris Luxon wants to work with the Government on an appropriate time to end vaccine mandates.

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Govt urged to buy and freely supply N95 masks

The Greens and National have both backed a plan to make N95 masks free and health experts say the move would help the country fight Omicron.

Newsroom.co.nz

Disinformation and divisions undermine our vaunted democracy

The only way to tackle our economic, social and environmental failures is by deep systemic change – and despite this week's international plaudits, that's something we really struggle with

Newsroom.co.nz

Luxon’s Nats stand for nothing except winning power

Like every major Labour reform previously, National will angrily oppose income insurance from the opposition benches, then quietly adopt it in government.

The Times of India

AFI condoles former Asian Games medallist Praveen Kumar Sobti's death

NEW DELHI: The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) on Tuesday expressed deep shock at the demise of former double Asian Games gold medallist Praveen Kumar Sobti and said he will remain an inspiration for the future generations for his 11 years of international success.

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Boxing | Pooja Rani set for event days after losing her father

It will be the National champion’s first competitive outing of the season

Evening Standard

Wuthering Heights review: Brontë adaptation brings joy to the National Theatre

Emma Rice’s exuberant version of this doomed moorland romance is a full-throated pleasure to watch

AAP

National lifts, Labour on top in NZ poll

Despite the arrival of Omicron into New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern's Labour party remains the favourite political party of Kiwis.

The Guardian - AU

ADF to support aged care sector as 46 Covid deaths nationally – as it happened

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Edinburgh Live

Amount Edinburgh council tax set to rise in April confirmed by city leader

Edinburgh city council chief Adam McVey confirmed the planned increase to the Sunday National amid speculation the country’s other local authorities will follow suit.

The Hindu

Volleyball federation to pick Asian Games team from National championship

It closes the doors on PVL stars as dates clash with the Bhubaneswar event

Newsroom.co.nz

MPs prove unable to agree to work together on anything

A year after a rule change allowing private members bills with good across-the-house support to bypass the biscuit tin lottery not a single piece of legislation has prompted MPs to cooperate

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