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Involve volunteers in efforts to address deafness among children, Governor tells CIGI doctors

Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi on Friday advised doctors of the Cochlear Implant Group of India (CIGI) to involve the larger society in their efforts to make the country free from deafness

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INDIA bloc resolves to hold seat-sharing talks

Mumbai summit of Opposition INDIA bloc resolves to start seat-sharing talks immediately”; but sources said the meeting also witnessed differences over caste census

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Divya Deshmukh stays on top, Vantika Agarwal slips

KOLKATA: Divya Deshmukh is growing from strength to strength. Overnight joint leader, the 17-year-old Women’s Grandmaster, established her position on the top as the sole leader in the women’s rapid section of Tata Steel Chess India tournament by winning all the three round matches at the Bhasha Bhawan in the…

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Asia Cup 2023 | High-voltage India-Pakistan clash all set to produce fireworks

India vs Pakistan in Asia Cup: Fans eagerly await full game at Pallekele Stadium. Fans hope for full game as India and Pakistan face off in Asia Cup; Shreyas Iyer and Bumrah to prove fitness and form.

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National Investigation Agency conducts searches in four States in AQIS/Tehrik-e-Taliban case

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has seized digital devices during searches in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu in connection with an alleged conspiracy by Al-Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and Tehrik-e-Taliban to recruit and radicalise impressionable youths in India, said the agency on Friday.

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India's textbook purge: Drastic curriculum revision sparks controversy

Since the start of the new school year in April, secondary school children in India have been learning things differently. The government has extensively revised textbooks. This reform has stirred controversy, with a number of historians and scientists accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of trying to rewrite history and…

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Most avian flu outbreaks in India reported from post-monsoon to pre-summer season: study

Study finds HPAI H5N1 and H5N8 viruses cause infections in humans & poultry, resulting in severe economic losses & potential zoonotic risk. 284 H5N1 and 57 H5N8 outbreaks reported in India since 2006, with peak in Jan. Wild birds, owl, peafowl, crows, migratory birds tested positive. Seasonality of outbreaks helps…

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'I have learnt a lot from Virat Kohli': Pakistan skipper Babar Azam ahead of India-Pakistan clash

NEW DELHI: Pakistan captain Babar Azam shed light on his off-field relationship with India's cricketing stalwart Virat Kohli in the lead-up to the thrilling clash between Pakistan and India in Pallekele on Saturday.

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DMK, AIADMK differ in one nation, one election

CHENNAI: With the Union government constituting a committee led by former President Ram Nath Kovind to explore the feasibility of the “one nation, one election" concept, the DMK and the AIADMK on Friday took contrary stand, expressing strong opposition and endorsement against and for the policy.

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India vs Pakistan, Asia Cup: Virat Kohli vs Shaheen Afridi and other player battles to watch out for

NEW DELHI: The mother of all cricket battles is back. India and Pakistan will face each other in a One-Day International for the first time since the 2019 World Cup in England. The much-awaited contest on Saturday in the Asia Cup group stage will set the ball rolling for many…

The Times of India

'Everyone knows what Shaheen will do': Salman Butt favours Pakistan over India in Asia Cup blockbuster

NEW DELHI: Former captain Salman Butt feels Pakistan holds a slight advantage over India in the upcoming Asia Cup clash on Saturday, citing non-cricketing factors.

The Times of India

2023 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Has Officially Launched In India

The long-awaited 2023 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has finally launched. It's the fourth bike on the platform after Meteor 350, Classic 350, and Hunter 350.

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'Openers already know my gameplan': Shaheen Afridi ahead of India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the highly-anticipated India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash, ace Pakistani pacer Shaheen Afridi has voiced his opinion that the opposition openers are familiar with his game plan and there is nothing special about it.

The Times of India

Mahendragiri, seventh stealth frigate of Project 17A, launched into water

The seventh and last stealth frigate of Project 17A, Mahendragiri, was launched into water at Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) in Mumbai. Over 75% of the orders of Project 17A have been placed with indigenous firms, with a project cost of ₹45,000 crore.

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Getting past Vishy sir is very special: Gukesh

D. Gukesh is India's youngest Grandmaster, taking over the No. 1 spot from mentor Viswanathan Anand. He reflects on his progress, World Cup performance, and Magnus Carlsen match. Gukesh is thrilled to have surpassed Anand's rating, but is focused on his own career. He enjoyed his World Cup performance and…

The Hindu

Banking on our experience of these conditions to do well against India, says Babar Azam

Babar Azam downplays pressure on Pakistan ahead of India match; says experience in SL conditions will help. Refutes talk of Kohli vs Azam rivalry, expresses respect for Indian captain.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: Pakistan name unchanged XI for marquee clash against India

NEW DELHI: A day before the blockbuster clash against arch-rivals India in the Asia Cup in Pallekele, Pakistan on Friday announced their playing XI.

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Rohit keen on finding balance between solidity and high-risk approach

India skipper Rohit Sharma says his experienced batters must rely on their experience to counter Pakistan's potent pace trio in the Asia Cup clash in Pallekele. With key players returning from injury, Rohit says the tournament is not a fitness test and the team must put their game face on.…

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam relies on experience for Asia Cup clash with India

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's cricket captain, Babar Azam, has shrugged off talks of pressure ahead of their Asia Cup match against India, highlighting the team's confidence in their experience on Sri Lankan turf to perform well.

The Hindu

Interlinking of rivers mooted as a solution to water dispute

Former IPS officer C. Chandrashekar suggests inter-linking of rivers as a possible solution to the Cauvery water sharing dispute. He argues that India's 4% water resources and growing population make it necessary to address food security. He also suggests that farmers of the Cauvery basin should approach the issue as…

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India to increases grants by 50% for community development projects in Sri Lanka: Official

The government of India has increased the financial allocation for various grant projects being implemented across the length and breadth of the country.

The Times of India

Hyderabad: Arrested Pakistani national helped by in-laws to enrol for Aadhaar

HYDERABAD: A Pakistani national who was arrested for illegally entering India and staying in Hyderabad, was helped by his in-laws to try and secure an Aadhaar card using a fake identity.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma downplays hype ahead of Asia Cup clash with Pakistan

NEW DELHI: India captain Rohit Sharma has opted to downplay the pre-match excitement ahead of the highly awaited Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan. He has instead emphasised that their primary focus is to use the tournament as an opportunity to refine their preparations for the upcoming home World…

The Hindu

Savita & Co. seek to end Indian women’s long drought for a hockey medal at the Asian Games

Savita Punia leads India's women's hockey team to the Asian Games, aiming to end a long drought of gold medals. The side has had encouraging results in recent years, and will take on South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Savita urges the team to take each match seriously, and…

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