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Snakes on a plane from Thailand bound for India, again

Indian customs officers in Mumbai said they have stopped a plane passenger arriving from Thailand with a cargo of live snakes, the third such seizure this month.

Bangkok Post

Air India ‘sabotage’ theory investigated by Indian authorities after plane crash killed 270

Investigators have begun analysing the Boeing 787’s black boxes but say it will be months before they release their findings

The Independent UK

India-Pakistan Conflict Hits Shared Love Of Film, Music

While conflict raged between the powerful militaries of India and Pakistan, a battle was also fought on the cultural front lines despite years of shared love for films and music.

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Why India needs to urgently address gender gap in digital skills

As India’s mobile phone ownership increases, the country’s digital divide is showing up not in usage but in the digital skills that her citizens possess in order to leverage the devices, according to data from the Comprehensive Modular Survey: Telecom 2025 (CMST 2025), under the 80th round of the National…

Newslaundry

Let Me Explain: Why Keeladi is shaking up India’s history and politics

In this special episode of Let Me Explain, Pooja Prasanna travels to the Keezhadi excavation site near Madurai – a place that’s rewriting what we thought we knew about the origins of urban life in India. According to archaeologists, with artefacts dating back to the 6th century BCE, Keezhadi offers…

Newslaundry

Air India investigators probing whether deadly crash that killed 260 was 'sabotage'

The tragedy place earlier this month when the Boeing 787 Dreamliner collided with a medical college moments after take-off

Evening Standard

Manchester Museum asks visitors if Egyptian woman’s body should be taken off display

Asru, who lived 2,700 years ago, has been on display for two centuries but museum is trying to ‘decolonise’ exhibits

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Two dead and seven missing after cloudburst triggers landslide in Indian Himalayas

Intense rainfall in Uttarakhand causes flash floods and disrupts key pilgrimage route

The Independent UK

3 killed and over a dozen hospitalized as crowd surges at eastern India Hindu festival

Three people have been killed and more than a dozen hospitalized following a sudden crowd surge at a popular Hindu festival in eastern India’s coastal town of Puri

The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt says big England loss will be followed by reflection, not panic

The hosts succumbed to their heaviest T20 defeat against India at Trent Bridge on Saturday.

The Independent UK

England given reality check against India as Smriti Mandhana blasts stunning hundred

Mandhana’s outstanding knock condemned England to their first defeat under Charlotte Edwards

The Independent UK

'You could turn up to a race in the rainbow jersey, and no one would bat an eyelid'

How a former British hill climb champion ended up being a marked man on the Indian road racing scene

Cycling Weekly

Jamie Smith says calculated way England beat India shows how far they have come

The way in which England overhauled 371 at Headingley to go 1-0 up in the five-Test series was dubbed by Michael Vaughan as “Bazball with brains”.

The Independent UK

England fall to heaviest T20 defeat as Mandhana century sparks India rout

England were bowled out for 113 inside 15 overs at Trent Bridge as India sealed a 97-run victory in the first T20 international

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India thrash England by 97 runs in first women’s T20 cricket – as it happened

Mandhana’s century and Charani’s four wickets on debut rout England who fall to heaviest ever defeat.

The Independent UK

Three devotees killed and over 50 injured in crowd crush at India chariot festival

Jagannath Rath Yatra draws over a million people to Puri city every year

The Guardian - UK

‘A cascade can be more positive’: social tipping points expert on fixing climate crisis

The world has been too optimistic about the risk to humanity and planet – but devastation can still be avoided, says Timothy Lenton

Al Jazeera

India’s lion numbers soar: Why are some conservationists worried?

The latest census puts India’s wild lion population at 891 lions, a 32% increase from 2020. But is it all good news?

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Evening Standard

Hidden London: Severndroog Castle, London's Taj Mahal

The magnificent building also offers the very best view of London, writes John Darlington

Barchart

Concern Over Brazil's Sugar Supplies Lifts Prices

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN25 ) Friday closed up +0.16 (+1.02%), and August London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ25 ) closed up +6.80 (+1.42%). Sugar prices moved sharply higher Friday as short-covering emerged after JPMorgan Chase revised its Brazil sugar outlook for 2025/26 to a deficit of -900,000 MT...

The Independent UK

Lauren Bell says ‘no one is guaranteed a place’ under Charlotte Edwards’ new regime

The England fast bowler claims head coach Charlotte Edwards has a ‘winning mentality’ ahead of the forthcoming series with India

The Independent UK

Charlotte Edwards has England ‘focused on winning’ again – Lauren Bell

It has been a positive start, with a clean sweep of the six-match white-ball series against the West Indies.

Newslaundry

Violation of guidelines? Here’s what’s wrong with Hitachi’s ‘recycling’ of e-waste

Air conditioner manufacturer Johnson Controls-Hitachi, now owned by the Bosch group in India, has allowed bids from recyclers far below the government-mandated floor price for e-waste, copies of internal records seen by Newslaundry show.

The Independent UK

Britain’s stranded F-35 fighter jet is a test of its trust in India

ANALYSIS: Experts tell Arpan Rai there should be nothing to worry about between two strategic allies – but the longer the Lightning jet remains stuck out in monsoon rains in Kerala, the greater the chances are of it sowing discord between London and New Delhi

The Independent UK

Five tigers found dead in suspected mass poisoning at Indian wildlife sanctuary

India has already lost 103 tigers this year, according to India’s National Tiger Conservation Authority

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