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Thanks to BCCI, IPL gets what it truly deserves

MUMBAI: For the umpteenth time in 15 years since inception, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has always moved in a direction that changed the global cricket calendar as we have known it. This year, it has moved beyond the expected.

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My hot Indian summers at Hindu camp

Over several summers as a camper, then a counselor, I overcame bears, a serial killer and the wrath of the gods

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Explained | Will RBI move help greater trade in rupee?

Which countries are likely to be interested in India’s rupee settlement facility? Will payment issues with Russia ease?

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Explained | Where is population growth taking place?

Which countries are driving the rise? Where are India and China placed? How will it impact the UN’s sustainable development goals?

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India’s crude cost slips below $100 but fuel price cut unlikely

NEW DELHI: India’s crude cost has slipped below $100 per barrel for the first time since April in step with this week’s fall in benchmark rates. While it may appear to be a silver lining for the rupee, an immediate cut in fuel prices is unlikely as the Indian currency’s…

The Times of India

From arranged matches to Tinder hook-ups: How the apps changed dating in India

Young, single Indians make up the second-biggest market of dating app users globally – and it's revolutionising how people think of love and marriage.

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India set to cross 200 crore mark in Covid vaccine doses

NEW DELHI: Helped by the government’s latest push for booster dose coverage, India was set to cross the milestone of 200 crore (2 billion) Covid vaccination doses on Saturday. The country achieved the feat in 18 months since the first Covid jab was given on January 16, 2021.

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Criticism against Supreme Court judges for comments on Nupur ‘unwarranted’: Ashok Gehlot

The Rajasthan Chief Minister bats for independence of judiciary in the presence of Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana

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Camaraderie with Rohit Sharma has been good: Suryakumar Yadav

MANCHESTER: India batter Suryakumar Yadav on Saturday said his camaraderie with Rohit Sharma has been really good, adding that the skipper has helped him a lot with his batting since his domestic cricket days.

The Times of India

After a border crossing, Pakistani youngsters stranded in reformatory home

When The Hindu contacted the Ministry of External Affairs for details, it was redirected to the Ministry of Home Affairs. The Ministry of Home Affairs did not respond to the queries.

The Hindu

Reece Topley expects crunch England showdown with India to ‘feel like away game’

Manchester can be relied upon to provide colourful support whenever the Indian team are in town.

The Independent UK

Lungi Ngidi: ‘Racism is a factor in South Africa that must be addressed’

As his side prepares to face England in white-ball games, beginning on Tuesday, the pace bowler tells Donald McRae: ‘Sweeping stuff under the rug never helps anyone’

The Guardian - UK

England batters must take charge of ODI decider with Kohli due a big score

Reece Topley hopes to build on his six for 24, while India’s traditional talisman could be key at Old Trafford on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

Hold elections to avoid jeopardising World Cup '23: FIH to tell Hockey India CoA

LAUSANNE: The International Hockey Federation (FIH) will write to the Committee of Administrators governing Hockey India, asking it to conduct elections and avoid "jeopardising" the men's World Cup to be held in Odisha in January.

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Ben Stokes rested from South Africa series

England’s Test captain Ben Stokes has been rested from the home T20 series against South Africa as part of the team’s workload management

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India will remain steadfast partner of Nepal: Jaishankar

Nepal is important for India in the context of its overall strategic interests in the region and the leaders of the two countries have often noted the age-old "Roti-Beti" relationship.

The Times of India

People can only dream about what you've done in cricket: Kevin Pietersen backs Virat Kohli

LONDON: Former England skipper Kevin Pietersen on Saturday threw his weight behind the out-of-form Virat Kohli, saying that he should be proud as "people can only dream about" what he has achieved.

The Hindu

It’s time to rethink and reset post-COVID: Bhutan Foreign Minister

Bhutan-China talks won’t focus on Doklam tri-junction, says Tandi Dorji

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R Praggnanandhaa wins Paracin Open title

PARACIN (SERBIA): Young Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa won the Paracin Open 'A' chess tournament 2022 here on Saturday, scoring 8 points from nine rounds.

The Hindu

Excited at playing my maiden CWG: Sreeja

The young paddler has been tipped as one of the medal hopes for India

The Times of India

Virat Kohli replies to Babar Azam's 'stay strong' tweet: 'Keep shining and rising; wish you all the best'

MANCHESTER: Virat Kohli on Saturday thanked Pakistan skipper Babar Azam for backing him at a time when the Indian maestro is going through a prolonged lean patch.

The Times of India

IOA announces 322-strong Indian contingent for Commonwealth Games

NEW DELHI: The Indian Olympic Association on Saturday announced a 322-strong contingent including 215 athletes and 107 officials and support staff for the upcoming Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

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Problems with CUET UG rollout shouldn’t detract from its necessity

Amid a litany of grouses and expected glitches, India this week took the long-due first step towards reforming the admissions process to mainstream non-professional undergraduate courses. Ninety universities have joined the Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate, or CUET UG, launching the exercise of rewriting the rulebook for entry to higher…

The Times of India

Top monsoon honeymoon destinations in India

Monsoon is such a divine period and the thought of going on a romantic holiday in this season with your soulmate is simply exhilarating. Less crowded tourist destinations also make a monsoon getaway the perfect time to celebrate your love. With picturesque locations, experience the joy and adventure of celebrating…

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Don't pull Virat Kohli down, those 70 hundreds weren't scored in aunt's backyard: Shoaib Akhtar

LAHORE: Pakistan's fast-bowling great Shoaib Akhtar has hit out at Virat Kohli's critics and reminded them that the former India captain's 70 international hundreds weren't scored in "aunt's backyard" or while playing "candy crush video game".

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