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New iPhone 15 production has already begun — and more details just leaked

A regulatory filing in India reveals what's potentially one of the new iPhone 15 models, while Foxconn's iPhone manufacturing facilities have started production, according to a new report.

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India, China, and Iran set up pavilions at Army 2023 in Moscow

India, China and Iran have set up pavilions at the ongoing Army 2023, the 9th International Military-Technical Forum organised by Russia. The BrahMos pavilion drew interest from officials of many countries

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The future will not forgive the government

The timing of the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2023 has to be noted for it has been mooted in the run-up to the G-20 summit which is set to take place in India in September.

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The Indians would want to adapt to the Fulton style, says Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey

HI appoints Craig Fulton as new coach: Hockey India (HI) appoints Craig Fulton as new coach to help India reach its potential. HIL revival: HI is looking to revive the Hockey India League (HIL) to help India's hockey team reach its peak. India-Pakistan bilateral engagements: HI is open to India-Pakistan…

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Apparel Manufacturers of India’s four-day trade fair inaugurated

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Letters to The Editor — August 17, 2023

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

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A necessary brake: On altered weather patterns and infrastructure development

It is time that more serious thought is given to the nature of infrastructure development especially in ecologically fragile areas

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An Act to cement digital authoritarianism

India requires a wider constitutional reboot on digital authoritarianism

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Weather Concerns in Brazil Push Sugar Prices Higher

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Wednesday closed +0.42 (+1.77%), and Oct London white sugar #5 (SWV23 ) closed +9.90 (+1.43%). Sugar prices Wednesday moved higher as weather risks in Brazil sparked short covering in sugar futures. Forecaster Maxar Technologies said heavy rain is expected in Brazil's sugar-growing...

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How BJP, Congress scramble over ‘Bharat Mata’

NEW DELHI: After a tussle over the 26-party opposition naming itself INDIA, an acronym for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, the ruling BJP and the principal opponent Congress have now started competing with each to appropriate ‘Bharat Mata’.

The Times of India

Jasprit Bumrah bowls at India nets after 11 months; shows high intensity

Jasprit Bumrah returned to India nets after 11 months, ready to captain the national side in the upcoming T20I series against Ireland. He bowled with intensity and skill, rattling a right-handed batsman with a bouncer and a left-handed one with a yorker

The Hindu

'If Virat Kohli continued as captain.....': Former Pakistan captain's big comment

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif feels that frequent changes in captaincy over the past two years had not been beneficial for the Indian team. Latif believed that had India persisted with Virat Kohli as captain, they would have been fully prepared for the upcoming ODI World Cup at…

The Times of India

India prepping to launch 1st sun-studying spacecraft next month

India is gearing up for its first-ever mission to study the sun, Aditya-L1, which is expected to launch in early September.

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Article 370 is an example of federalism, say counsel

Senior advocates Dushyant Dave and Rajeev Dhavan on Wednesday argued in the Supreme Court that Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir, was not a “relic” but a “brilliant articulation of statesmanship” by the Indian Constitution’s framers.

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We are not enemies: Congress underplays Nitish Kumar paying tributes to Atal Bihari Vajpayee

NEW DELHI: Underplaying Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar paying obeisance at the memorial of former prime minister and senior BJP leader Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the Congress party on Wednesday underplayed its Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) partner’s act saying the two parties are not enemies.

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‘Neo-liberal economic reforms complicated caste inequalities in India’

Neo-liberal reforms have exacerbated caste inequalities in India, said Sunil P. Elayidom at a seminar organised by the Mahatma Ayyankali Chair of the University of Calicut.

The Hindu

Chennai Formula Racing Circuit launched

RPPL, SDAT launch Chennai Formula Street Circuit to host India's first-ever night race. MoU signed to develop 3.5 km-long circuit. Rs. 42 crores allotted for project. GCC & CMDA to collaborate. Madras Int'l Circuit already in place. Work to start this month, full-fledged by Sept.

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India’s first Unmanned Aerial Systems Common Testing Centre to be established in Tamil Nadu

TN to set up India's 1st UAS Common Testing Centre in Vallam Vadagal. TIDCO, in partnership with Keltron, Sense Image Tech, Standards Testing & Compliance & Avishka Retailers, will build the facility at ₹45 cr. TN CM M.K. Stalin committed to creating a thriving defence & aerospace manufacturing ecosystem. TNDIC…

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The iPhone 15 is already in production, but not where you might think

With the iPhone 15 about to be announced, Apple is already building them in India.

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Bindeshwar Pathak, ‘toilet man’ who revolutionised sanitation in India, dies at 80

Sociologist made it his mission to install more than 1m toilets after being horrified by the work of manual scavengers

The Times of India

Who is Gus Atkinson, the surprise inclusion in England's provisional ODI World Cup squad?

NEW DELHI: As the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Wednesday announced the provisional 15-member squad for the ODI World Cup in India, Chelsea-born Gus Atkinson's inclusion came as a surprise to many.

Evening Standard

England selector Luke Wright laments ‘hardest decision’ after Harry Brook’s World Cup omission

Ben Stokes’ decision to reverse his ODI retirement for title defence in India means no place in the 15-man squad for budding superstar Brook

The Hindu

Continue COVID-19 testing to check emergence of new virus variants: WHO chief

WHO head urges testing, vigilance to fight COVID-19; G20 Health Ministers' meeting in Gujarat to focus on health emergencies, anti-microbial resistance an one health framework

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Global Initiative on Digital Health to be launched under India’s G-20 presidency

India and WHO to launch Global Initiative on Digital Health as part of G-20 summit on August 19

The Hindu

Malappuram curio collector becomes world’s fastest banana eater

Abdul Salim Padavanna, from Malappuram, broke a Guinness World Record by eating a banana in 17.82 secs with hands tied behind. He achieved this feat to gain personal achievement & to show India's talent.

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