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‘It was his birthday’: Muslim lynched over beef in western India

Afan Abdul Ansari dies and companion Nasir Hussain battles for his life after attack by cow vigilantes in Maharashtra.

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Jaspal Rana back as Manu Bhaker's personal coach two years after widely-publicised split

NEW DELHI: Legendary pistol marksman and multiple Asian Games gold medallist Jaspal Rana confirmed on Friday that he is back as coach of one of India's best shooters Manu Bhaker, nearly two years after a split that hogged the headlines for days.

The Times of India

What do (real) archaeologists think of the legacy of 'Indiana Jones'?

Is Indiana Jones an archaeologist or a looter? Archaeologists dish on the adventurer before the movie premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny."

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ODI World Cup 2023: Big Indian cricket centres which didn't get a match

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) and host BCCI announced the ODI World Cup 2023 schedule on Tuesday, finalising 10 venues for the event beginning October 5.

The Times of India

PM Modi asserts futuristic policies have enhanced global recognition of Indian Universities

The Prime Minister referred to the rise in the numbers of IITs, IIMs, AIIMS and NITs across the country and described them as the building blocks of the new India. Must read further on Dynamite News:

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India's largest radio telescope key to detecting the universe's vibrations

India’s Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) was one of the world’s six large telescopes that played a key role in finding the first direct evidence for the relentless vibrations of the fabric of the universe

The Hindu

How free are our teachers?

How free are our teachers? On social media, that is. While laws and legislation protect students, educators are getting the short end of the stick

The Hindu

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Boxing champion Mary Kom named Global Indian Icon at U.K.-India Awards

Mary Kom, filmmaker Shekhar Kapur, were honoured during U.K.-India Week. the organised by India Global Forum. The awards, now in their fifth year, honuors leaders who strengthen bilateral ties in various sectors

The Hindu

Chris Gayle: Don't think this is going to be Virat Kohli's last World Cup

NEW DELHI: The scenes from the victorious 2011 World Cup celebration, where Virat Kohli carried batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar on his shoulders alongside his teammates, remain a cherished and picture-perfect moment for billions of fans.

The Times of India

Geographical Indication tag sought for Andhra Pradesh Red Sanders

Red sanders is a native and endemic to India and can only be found in the Southern parts of the Eastern Ghats. It is a small tree that grows to 5-8 meters in height with a trunk 50-150 cm diameter.

The Hindu

Manchester venue named one of the most beautiful buildings in the WORLD

Manchester has earnt itself an International Green Apple

Manchester Evening News

West Indies name 18-member squad for preparatory camp ahead of home Test series against India

NEW DELHI: Red-ball specialist batsman Kraigg Brathwaite will retain his role as the leader of the team as Cricket West Indies (CWI) unveiled an 18-member squad for the preparatory camp ahead of the forthcoming two-match Test series against India.

The Times of India

PM Modi dials Russian President Putin, repeats hope for “dialogue and diplomacy” to end war in Ukraine

President Vladimir Putin has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi “a big friend” of Russia and said his ‘Make in India’ campaign has had a “truly impressive effect” on the country’s economy.

The Hindu

‘A dying art’: India’s female seaweed divers look to a brighter future for their girls

For generations, mothers in Tamil Nadu have taught their daughters the dangerous trade. But while their work has brought them financial independence, few are mourning its passing

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Steve Smith rues Nathan Lyon injury: 'Hopefully I won't have to bowl too much'

NEW DELHI: After notching his 32nd Test century for Australia earlier in the day, Steve Smith found himself in an unfamiliar role of bowling the final few deliveries to England captain Ben Stokes. It was an unusual sight as Smith, seemingly reluctant, skipped in to perform this task, displaying his…

The Times of India

Ashes: 'We're in a great position,' says England's Ben Duckett

NEW DELHI: England's Ben Duckett downplayed his disappointment of falling short of a century at Lord's on Thursday. Instead, he chose to highlight his team's impressive response to Australia's formidable first innings total of 416 during the second day of the second Ashes Test.

The Independent UK

In rural India, summer's heat can be deadly. Ambulance crews see the toll up close

Extreme heat is fast becoming a serious public health crisis in India, with more than 150 people dying during a severe heat wave that blasted the country earlier in June

The Times of India

MCA appoints Saxena, Samant as indoor academy coaches at BKC

MUMBAI: The Mumbai Cricket Association's (MCA) Cricket Improvement Committee (CIC), led by former India opener Lalchand Rajput has appointed ex-Mumbai pacer Santosh Saxena (fast bowling) and Satish Samant (batting) as coaches at the MCA's indoor academy in BKC.

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Power of Governor to dismiss a Minister | Appointing authority is also dismissing authority, said Supreme Court in 1979

The 1979 Supreme Court verdict, delivered by a 5-judge Bench led by the then CJI Y.V. Chandrachud, stated that “a Minister is appointed or dismissed by the Governor and is, therefore, subordinate to him whatever be the nature and status of his constitutional functions”.

The Hindu

India’s largest radio telescope plays vital role in detecting universe’s vibrations

An international team of astronomers from India, Japan and Europe has published the results from monitoring pulsars, called ‘nature’s best clocks’, by using six of the world’s most sensitive radio telescopes, including India’s largest telescope, the Pune-based uGMRT.

The Hindu

Between two books, a revelatory social history

In the mapping of social change over the last half century, two books written by journalists stand out

The Hindu

Off the cuff

It is often the unscripted press conferences that make for more interesting copy

The Hindu

Beleaguered community — being a Muslim in new India

There is a systematic diminution in Muslim representation in all spheres of life, which is being side-stepped

The Hindu

Scope for joint sales, patrols through maritime cooperation between India and Philippines

“We are both maritime nations and there is great scope where we could identify various cooperative activities.”

The Guardian - AU

The Days Toppled Over by Vidya Madabushi review – the plight of Australia’s international students

This eye-opening novel follows an Indian woman’s search for her missing brother in Sydney

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