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India allows Japan to pick up aid using commercial plane

Ministry of External Affairs however said one aircraft of Japan’s Self–Defence Forces has been given overflight permission.

The Hindu

A mangrove forest’s tourism potential remains untapped

Pichavaram has not found the place it deserves on the tourism map of India, mainly owing to the lack of facilities

The Hindu

Maldives President Solih bans ‘India Out’ campaign

He terms it a ‘threat’ to national and regional security

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Indian archers make quarter-final exits in World Cup Stage 1

ANTALYA: The new-look Indian archery teams without some big names produced disappointing performances to get eliminated in the quarterfinals in the season-opening World Cup Stage 1 on Thursday.

The Times of India

TDCX opens office in Hyderabad

Company plans to hire up to 1,000 by December

The Hindu

Shift to green ammonia can lead to huge savings on fertilizer subsidy: report

India’s fertilizer subsidy is estimated to be close to ₹1.05 trillion for 2022-23

The Hindu

PM’s India JCB visit condemned over use of diggers to destroy Muslim properties

Boris Johnson posed for pictures in a bulldozer in Gujarat.

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TANUVAS ranked first among veterinary universities

It tops the list of 15 State veterinary universities ranked by Indian Council of Agricultural Research

The Hindu

Amandeep Drall second in Australia, Ridhima, Vani are eighth

BONVILLE (Australia): India's Amandeep Drall got off to a fine start with a 4-under and was placed tied second at the Australian Women's Classic – Bonville as the two-week Australian swing got underway.

The Times of India

India’s Supreme Court halts demolition spree after religious riots in Delhi

India’s top court on Thursday put the brakes on state bulldozers tearing down walls and shops in Delhi after petitioners alleged they were targeted for Hindu-Muslim religious riots.

Radio France Internationale

The best Indian restaurants in London, from Benares to Tayyabs

Ben McCormack names his favourite Indian spots, from Michelin-starred fine dining to long-loved family institutions

Evening Standard

Explained | The pyramid scheme allegations against Amway

What are pyramid frauds that the ED has accused Amway of? What are the laws governing direct selling companies?

The Hindu

Outcry in India as Boris Johnson visits JCB plant amid demolitions row

Observers criticise optics of PM at factory while bulldozers seen in TV coverage of razing of settlements

The Guardian - UK

Lexaria Posied To Receive US Patent For DehydraTECH To Deliver Antiviral Drugs

Lexaria Bioscience Corp (NASDAQ:LEXX) is receiving its first-ever patent for DehydraTECH technology in the enhanced delivery of antiviral drugs. Lexaria has received notification from the United States Patent and Trademark Office that patent 11,311,559 for Compositions and Methods For Enhanced Delivery Of Antiviral Agents will be issued to the Company on April 26. "This…

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Rattled Boris Johnson moans Partygate furore is 'not useful' as it overshadows India trip

Bad-tempered Boris Johnson told interviewer Beth Rigby to “get onto the subject of the trip” and conspicuously checked his watch despite insisting he has 'nothing to hide'

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson to face parliamentary investigation over partygate

MPs approve inquiry into claims PM mislead House of Commons over his knowledge and involvement in No 10 parties

The Independent UK

Partygate: Boris Johnson loses his cool with TV interviewer as he insists he has ‘nothing to hide’

‘Ask me questions relating to the trip’: PM lets frustration show in interviews during visit to India

The Times of India

14-year-old Unnati Hooda named in Indian badminton team for Asian Games

NEW DELHI: Teen sensation Unnati Hooda, 14, was on Thursday named in the Indian badminton team for the upcoming Asian Games as the national federation announced the squads for the major events this year, including the Commonwealth Games, Thomas and Uber Cup.

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Explained | India’s coal shortage and its effect on power supply

Seventy per cent of India’s power demand is met by coal-fired power plants.

Reuters

In Delhi suburb, some Muslims say demolitions target them unfairly

India's Supreme Court will soon rule on whether the demolition of shops in a residential area on the outskirts of New Delhi is legal but, for Mohammed Akbar, whatever decision it makes will come too late.

Reuters

US congresswoman visits Pakistani part of disputed Kashmir, draws India's ire

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar made a rare visit by a U.S. lawmaker to Pakistan's part of the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir on Thursday and said the issue should get more attention from the United States, prompting an angry response from India.

Benzinga

This Indian Tech Stock Has Fetched 850% Return For Investors Since Pandemic Began

Indian design and technology services provider Tata Elxsi has provided more than 160% in return in the past year even as a majority of global markets remained downbeat amid COVID-19 and geopolitical events such as the Russian Invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson to discuss Ukraine response with Indian leader

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is seeking to deepen trade and defense ties during his visit to India and will also bring up the situation in Ukraine during talks with his Indian counterpart

The Times of India

Indian women's boxing team leaves for Turkey for World Championship camp

NEW DELHI: The Indian women's boxing team, led by Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain, left for Istanbul, Turkey in the early hours of Thursday to participate in the training camp as part of the team's preparation for 2022 IBA Women's World Boxing Championships.

The Conversation

Kashmir: what happens after Imran Khan’s downfall?

Since Imran Khan was ousted as prime minister of Pakistan on April 9, the future of the long disputed and war-torn Kashmir region, on the borders of India and Pakistan, is at the forefront of many minds.

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