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Hangzhou Asian Games | India wins first-ever medal in women’s sepaktakraw, clinch bronze in regu team event

India win bronze in women's sepaktakraw at Asian Games. Team of Ayekpam Maipak Devi, Oinam Chaoba Devi, Khushbu, Elangbam Priya Devi and Elangbam Leirentombi Devi lost to powerhouse Thailand in semis. India's first-ever medal in women's sepaktakraw, second overall in sport. Men's regu team won bronze in 2018 Asian Games.

The Hindu

RBI strikes hawkish tone with surprise bond plan

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India struck a hawkish policy tone on Friday, saying inflation remains uncomfortably high and it may take measures to absorb excess cash in the market to keep price pressures under control.

The Times of India

Asian Games: Sonam Malik wins bronze in women's 62kg wrestling

NEW DELHI: Young Indian wrestler Sonam Malik displayed remarkable skill and determination as she secured a bronze medal in the women's 62kg wrestling category at the Asian Games.

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Hangzhou Asian Games | India runs over Pakistan in one-sided kabaddi semifinal, set up final clash against Iran

India's kabaddi team dominated Pakistan in the semifinal, 61-14, setting up a final against defending champion Iran. India is looking to reclaim their gold after losing it five years ago. The Iranian women, however, lost their semifinal, leaving them with a bronze.

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Historic bronze for India in women's sepaktakraw at Asian Games

NEW DELHI: India made history at the Asian Games by securing their first-ever medal in women's sepaktakraw.

The Times of India

Indian men's kabaddi team dominates Pakistan, advances to Asian Games final

NEW DELHI: The Indian men's kabaddi team stormed into the final of the 19th Asian Games, thrashing arch-rivals Pakistan with a commanding score of 61-14 in the semifinal clash on Friday. India's dominant performance showcased their prowess and determination, securing a well-deserved place in the championship match.

The Times of India

India star Shubman Gill a doubt for World Cup opener after falling sick

Young star opener who may have contracted dengue was a leading run scorer in ODIs played this year

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Fire sweeps through a 6-story residential building in Mumbai, killing 6 and injuring dozens

A fire in a six-story residential building has left at least six dead and another 38 injured in Mumbai, India’s financial and entertainment capital

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NewsClick FIR says ‘Gautam Bhatia’ is ‘key person’ who legally defended Vivo, Xiaomi

The Delhi police’s FIR against news portal NewsClick claims that “big Chinese telecom companies like Xiaomi, Vivo” purportedly “incorporated thousands of shell companies in India” – and that one “Gautam Bhatia” is a “key person” in the matter.

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Who is Rachin Ravindra, New Zealand’s Cricket World Cup star?

Ravindra’s story came full circle as his cricket-mad parents watched him make a World Cup 100 for New Zealand in India.

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Babar Azam says India ‘feels like home’ after Pakistan World Cup visa controversy

Pakistan team’s trip to India overshadowed by controversy after they only got visas at the last minute

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Who will be in India’s ICC Cricket World Cup team?

India were one of the earliest to confirm their Cricket World Cup squad list

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When and where is the 2023 Cricket World Cup?

Everything you need to know ahead of the tournament

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Mumbai, Delhi among major world cities where hotel rates are rising fastest

Hotel room rates in major cities from Boston to Mumbai are expected to jump by double digits, even after predictions that prices were finally hitting a ceiling, according to a new report.

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Asian Games: Vidarbha bags golden share in India's tally, archers excel

NAGPUR: Young small-town players striking it big for the country seems to be the flavour of the season, and Vidarbha is no exception.

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Man Singh finishes 8th in marathon

HANGZHOU: India's Man Singh finished eighth in the men's marathon at the Qiantang River Green belt clocking a time of 2:16:58 here on Thursday. The second Indian in the fray, Belliappa AB, finished 12th in 2:20:52. Both the Army men were unable to break Shivnath Singh's national record of 2:12:00…

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Indian compound archers down South Korea, Taipei to win twin gold

HANGZHOU: India's recurve archers have often been seen blaming strong winds as a reason for their failure at major multisport events. Be it the London, Rio or Tokyo Olympics.

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Tragedy In Mumbai As Fire Claims Seven Lives And Injures Dozens

Seven dead and 51 injured in Mumbai building fire

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China make short work of India girls

Semis drubbing leaves Savita's team with a lot to ponder

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Talk of retirement swirls as singles gold eludes Saurav Ghosal

HANGZHOU: At 37, Indian squash legend Saurav Ghosal - veteran of four Asian Games, and a team gold and individual silver medallist at the 2014 edition - doesn't know what the future holds for him. He is noncommittal about his chances to represent the country at the next edition of…

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Playing the anchor, Dipika provides calming influence to Harinder's frayed nerves for gold

HANGZHOU: Embracing motherhood comes with a price. They have to put family before careers. But the world of sports is still replete with stories of women sportspersons juggling professional careers and motherhood. At 32 years, Indian squash's leading lady, Dipika Pallikal, is a shining example of that.

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Indian squash legend Saurav Ghosal leaves Hangzhou with a dream unfulfilled, but his head held high

HANGZHOU: A tear almost rolled down his cheek. Dabbing the corner of his eye, Saurav Ghosal gathered himself. Something that he wanted so badly across two decades and six Asian Games editions had once again eluded him.

The Hindu

Air India commissions mega warehouse facility in Delhi for storage of engineering spares

Air India commissions mega warehouse in Delhi for storing 1 million engineering spares, improving flight turnaround time. Facility offers one-stop solution for storing aircraft spares, tools and ground support equipment

The Independent UK

Icy floodwaters burst through major dam in India's northeast, killing at least 31 people

A flood that burst through a major hydroelectric dam in India’s Himalayan northeast killed at least 31 people, officials said Friday, as ice-cold water swept through mountain towns, washing away houses and bridges and forcing thousands of people to leave their homes

The Times of India

Australia not thin on spin options: Pat Cummins

CHENNAI: While the pitches in India should assist the slower bowlers, Australia have opted to include only one specialist spinner in their 15-member squad in leggie Adam Zampa. Leftarm spinner Ashton Agar was named in the provisional squad but was later removed from the roster after suffering a calf injury.

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