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Warming ties: On Bhutan-China relations and India’s concerns

Rather than alarm, India must approach the Bhutan-China boundary negotiations with confidence that Thimphu will take both India’s and Bhutan’s interests into consideration

The Hindu

Women, marriage and labour market participation

An analysis of the relationship between women’s marital status and their labour market outcome in the Indian labour market

The Hindu

Unhealthy urban India must get into street fight mode

Addressing the diverse and multi-scaled social, environmental, and infrastructure risk factors that contribute to cardiometabolic risk in cities represents a new paradigm for public health in India

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I drew on India experience, says Glenn Maxwell after record-breaking World Cup ton

NEW DELHI: Swashbuckling all-rounder Glenn Maxwell fired a record-shattering ODI World Cup ton -- fastest ever -- off just 40 balls as Australia blew away Netherlands in a one-sided affair in the national capital on Wednesday.

The Times of India

A month after suspension, India resumes visas for Canadians in some categories

India has resumed visa services in certain categories for Canadians, nearly a month after they were suspended in the aftermath of Canada’s allegations of Indian involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar

The Hindu

Apollo Hospitals Group signs MoU with University of Leicester

Apollo Hospitals Group signs MoU with University of Leicester to promote international cooperation, explore collaborative education & research programmes in healthcare management, healthcare & data science. Aim is to tackle global healthcare challenges & address shortage of skilled workforce in India & UK.

The Hindu

Sri Lanka allows Chinese research ship to dock as India's security concerns grow

Chinese research ship Shi Yan 6 docks in Sri Lanka's Colombo port, raising concerns of China's growing influence in the Indian Ocean. Ship given permission to replenish only, no research work to be done. Vessel on 80-day expedition covering 12,000 nautical miles.

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From Conflict to Profit: Which Industry Will Benefit the Most From the Israel-Hamas War?

Rising interest rates, geopolitical turmoil, a hawkish Fed, and the highest uncertainty in years have investors scrambling for safety. Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and a bifurcation of the world’s nuclear powers suggest that worldwide defense spending will rise, making the sector a haven for investors looking for…

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Read Gandhi, Nehru, Vivekananda to rediscover India, says Aiyar

Rediscover India by rereading works of Gandhi, Nehru, Vivekananda: Aiyar. Modi's view of 1,200 yrs of slavery under Muslim & British rule wrong; India flourished during Muslim rule. Gandhi & Nehru said India's culture composite in nature; Hindi invented by Muslim Amir Khusro combining Brijbhasha, Turkish, Arabic & Persian.

The Hindu

3 Innovative Tech Stocks for Potential Gains - Buy Today

The tech industry is positioned for growth as increased digitization investments and the adoption of emerging technologies drive demand. To that end, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong tech stocks Vishay Intertechnology (VSH), Brother Industries (BRTHY), and Eltek (ELTK). Read more.

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Shuttlers Kidambi Srikanth, Lakshya Sen bow out of French Open Super 750 tourney

NEW DELHI: India's top badminton players, Kidambi Srikanth and Lakshya Sen, faced elimination in their respective men's singles matches in the French Open Super 750 tournament in Rennes, France.

The Times of India

Asian Para Games: Sumit Antil breaks world record, leads India's 30-medal haul on Day 3

NEW DELHI: India's reigning Paralympic champion, Sumit Antil, broke his own javelin throw F64 world record with an astonishing 73.29m effort, securing the gold medal on the third day of the Hangzhou Asian Para Games on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Amol Muzumdar appointed as head coach of the Indian women’s team

: Amol Muzumdar appointed head coach of India Women's cricket team till 2025 World Cup. He brings wealth of knowledge & keen understanding of modern game. Aiming to provide right preparation & guidance to excel & succeed in upcoming World Cups. Retired as 2nd-highest run-getter in Ranji Trophy & successful…

The Hindu

India’s longest ropeway to connect Dehradun and Mussoorie soon; journey in just 15 minutes

Dehradun is all set to become home to India’s longest ropeway system that will connect the city with Mussoorie. The ropeway work has already begun by Mussoorie Sky Car Company Pvt. Ltd., a consortium led by FIL Industries Private Ltd and comprising POMA SAS France and SRM Engineering LLP.

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Anant Jeet Singh Naruka misses Olympic quota narrowly

Trio of Anant Jeet, Gurjoat, Angad win skeet gold at Asian Champs; Olympic quota eludes them. Ganemat, Surbhi, Sarabjot, Sainyam, Shubham win medals.

The Times of India

Amol Muzumdar appointed head coach of Indian women's cricket team

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Wednesday announced the appointment of Amol Muzumdar as the head coach of the India senior women's cricket team.

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"Too premature to comment...": NCERT on reports about move to change 'India' to 'Bharat' in textbooks

NCERT on Wednesday said that "it is too premature to comment" on reports in sections of media concerning changing 'India' to 'Bharat' in its textbooks and noted that development of new syllabus and textbooks is in the process for which groups of domain experts are being notified by it.

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World Cup shocks and India fervour show there is life in ODI format

The slow schedule and empty seats have not helped but the hosts remain a huge draw and there are subplots galore

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NCERT panel suggests only ‘Bharat’ in textbooks

A high-level committee set up by the NCERT to revise the social sciences curriculum for schools has recommended that the country’s name, ‘India’, be replaced in school textbooks with the word ‘Bharat’

The Hindu

A star party in the mountains

At Hanle, India's first dark sky reserve, a group of amateur astronomers experienced the wonders of the night sky under pristine conditions. They observed stars, galaxies, nebulae, and other celestial objects, as well as phenomena like zodiacal light, airglow, and gegenschein. The event was expertly planned and conducted, and is…

The Independent UK

Will Hardik Pandya play in India vs England World Cup 2023 match?

Doubts over the all-rounder’s presence come as India become the only unbeaten side in the 2023 Cricket World Cup

The Hindu

London Mayor aspirant calls Hyderabad a truly global city

Tarun Ghulati, Indian origin candidate for London Mayor elections 2024, seeks to build people-to-people and business connections between countries whose diaspora live in London. He plans to restore visible policing, scrap ULEZ and congestion charges, and provide affordable housing.

The Times of India

Sri Lanka offers visa-free travel for Indians

Now is the best time to plan a trip to Sri Lanka, not only because this time of the year is most pleasant, but also because Sri Lanka is now visa-free for Indian passport holders. Recently, Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Tourism announced that travellers from seven countries – India, China,…

The Times of India

Shubman Gill inches closer to dethroning Babar Azam from no.1 spot in ODI rankings

NEW DELHI: Star India opener Shubman Gill on Wednesday closed in on world no.1 ODI batsman Babar Azam in the latest rankings released by the ICC, narrowing the gap to a mere 6 points.

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Pro-Israel rallies allowed in India but Palestine solidarity sees crackdown

India, the first non-Arab country to recognise the PLO, is now seen closer to Israel and its biggest benefactor, the US.

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