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Archery World Cup Stage 1: India compound men's team bags gold

ANTALYA: Indian men's compound archery team of Abhishek Verma, Rajat Chauhan and Aman Saini downed France by one-point in a thrilling final to win the gold medal at the World Cup Stage 1 on Saturday.

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Alarm bells ring as infections rise in Covid-hit Indian cities

Coronavirus infections spiked in India’s national capital Delhi and other nearby cities as experts blamed the surge on the abrupt easing of health restrictions, the reopening of travel and reckless behaviour.

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IPL 2022 | Hardik's thinking cap is on, it has raised his game, says Gavaskar

Hardik Pandya has led the Gujarat Titans from the front, rescuing the team on several occasions with his responsible knocks

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Inside Boris Johnson's trip to India - as Partygate haunts PM 4,000 miles away

Boris Johnson was greeted by organised groups of well wishers brandishing British and Indian flags lining the route, but the Partygate scandal loomed large over the two-day trip

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UGC, AICTE warn Indian students against going to Pakistan for higher studies

University Grants Commission (UGC) and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) advised Indian students not to travel to Pakistan for pursuing higher education while stating that such degrees wouldn't be recognised in India. Read more on Dynamite News:

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App by Pune entrepreneurs aims to support small-scale farmers with crop advisories

From land preparation to harvesting, KhetiGuru aims to empower farmers at various stages of crop cycle

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Indian politician arrested for anti-Modi tweet

NEW DELHI: A state lawmaker in India was arrested for criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter, officials said, raising concerns over freedom of speech in the world’s largest democracy.

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Hafta letters: Need for more coverage in South India, getting hooked to NL, Shanghai lockdown

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World weatherwatch: floods in South Africa, landslides in India and snowstorms in US

Severe weather causes thousands to be displaced in SA and India, and record snow in north-eastern US

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WTO looking to resolve challenges for Indian food exports: Nirmala Sitharaman

India has reached out to over 20 countries regarding exporting wheat, and is targeting a record 15 million tonnes of wheat for export this year.

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Floating billboards highlight plight of turtles on Earth Day

MUMBAI: To mark Earth Day (April 22), People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India has teamed up with Zen Digital Media to put up special floating billboards in the sea which highlight how thousands of turtles and other marine life is killed due to the plastic fishing gear…

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Jindal V-C unveils blue print for growth of Indian universities

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Different narratives: On India-Maldives ties

India must build ties with all political factions of the Maldives while helping the country meet its needs

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Fishing for workable solutions in the Palk Bay

A pragmatic approach is the first of options available to resolve the festering India-Sri Lanka fisheries issue

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Art museums and the craft of democracy

The current regime must check whether its Raisina Hill project meets the obligation of promoting democratic principles

The Guardian - UK

Johnson leadership doubts resurface amid report of fresh Partygate fine at event he attended

No 10 denies PM fined again as source says at least one new fine issued for 20 May party and Tory MPs reconsider his survivability

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Boris Johnson in India: flying into trouble

Editorial: The UK PM ought to have taken greater note of Narendra Modi’s democratic backsliding and his refusal to speak out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Times of India

SRFI felicitates gold medallists in squash world doubles championship

CHENNAI: Indian squash is on a high following the two gold medals in the world doubles championship in Glasgow recently and the star players, including Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghosal, believe it could be the start of a special year for the sport in the country.

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Ridhima Dilawari best Indian at T-12 in Australian Women's Classic

BONVILLE (Australia): Ridhima Dilawari was the best placed Indian at T-12 when play was suspended on the second day of the Australian Women's Classic golf tournament on Friday.

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Britain, India Call for Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine

India and Britain on Friday called on Russia for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced steps to help move New Delhi away from its dependence on Russia by expanding economic and defense ties. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told reporters that both sides discussed…

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India says no pressure from UK's Johnson over India's stance on Russia's invasion

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson put no pressure on his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi over New Delhi's position on Russia's invasion of Ukraine when they met on Friday, India's foreign secretary told reporters.

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From Time Square to Shibuya Crossing, these South Indian weaves are trending across postal codes

To weave a basket is tradition; to weave a fanny pack is a challenge. Veev, known for taking traditional South Indian weaves to fashion corridors across the world is having fun with its Spring Summer 2022 collection

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India has turned into police state: Congress on ED raids on industrialist Naveen Jindal

The Congress on Friday termed the ED raids on industrialist Naveen Jindal as a "witch-hunt", and alleged that India has turned into a police state under the BJP government.

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India the guest of honour as Paris Book Festival returns

After being cancelled for two years in a row owing to the Covid pandemic, the Paris Book Festival, France's main literary event, is once again being staged in Paris - and is welcoming India as its guest country of honour.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson says he will still be prime minister in October as Partygate overshadows India trip – as it happened

Prime minister says he will still be leading the country by Diwali after being asked questions over Partygate scandal while on India trip

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