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Pegasus row | Unauthorised surveillance doesn’t occur, maintains Government

Several Opposition leaders have moved privilege motion against Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw over issue.

The Hindu

Pegasus issue: What is authorised interception and monitoring?

The government has continued to maintain that no ‘unauthorised snooping’ was done and that the time-tested processes in the country are well-established to ensure that unauthorised surveillance does not occur.

The Hindu

Turkey reports daily record of 111,157 new cases – as it happened

Turkish daily death toll highest in four months as cases surge; UK health agency says number of cases each day could be rising

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Yemen rebel attack on UAE brings tragedy to Indian families

Indian and Pakistani workers who are part of a vast foreign workforce powering the United Arab Emirates’ economy were caught in the crossfire of a wider regional war last month

The Independent UK

IMF managing director terms budget 2022-23 'thoughtful' policy agenda for India

WASHINGTON: The Union Budget presented by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman is a very "thoughtful" policy agenda for India and puts a great deal of emphasis on innovation in research and development on human capital investment and digitalisation, managing director of IMF Kristalina Georgieva has said.

The Times of India

India's COVID-19 death toll surpasses 5-lakh mark; 1,49,394 new cases reported in last 24 hrs

India's total COVID-19 death toll breached the five-lakh mark as the country logged 1,072 fresh fatalities along with 1,49,394 fresh COVID cases in the last 24 hours, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed on Friday.

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Parliament proceedings | February 4, 2022

Both the Houses continued with the Motion of Thanks on the President's address for the third consecutive day and are took up Private Members' Legislative Business.

The Hindu

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India's COVID deaths cross 500,000 but some analysts count millions more

India's official COVID-19 death toll crossed 500,000 on Friday, a level some data analysts said was breached last year but was obscured by inaccurate surveys and unaccounted dead in the hinterlands, where millions remain vulnerable to the disease.

Reuters

ICC Under-19 World Cup: How Andhra cricket adopted humble Shaik Rasheed

MSK Prasad, former India wicket-keeper and ex-chief national selector, was a very proud man for two reasons on Thursday. First, Shaik Rasheed, a native of his hometown Guntur in Andhra Pradesh, had played a crucial 94-run knock against Australia to help India reach the U-19 World Cup final. Second, Rasheed…

The Times of India

ICC Under-19 World Cup: Captain Yash Dhull learned to grab opportunities and embrace challenges at an early age

Quite a few eyebrows were raised when India’s under-19 captain Yash Dhull opted to bat first against Australia at Coolidge in the U-19 World Cup semifinal on Wednesday. The surface at the venue had earned a reputation of being capricious in the two preceding matches. The bigger challenge, though, awaited…

The Times of India

Kohli gave energy, Rohit will give calmness, says Irfan Pathan

Feels former was the best captain India has ever had in Tests

The Hindu

Morning Digest | At least 6 killed in Pune building collapse; Islamic State chief blows himself up amid U.S. raid, and more

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

The Hindu

National Centre for Radio Astrophysics soon to enter construction phase of Square Kilometre Array

PUNE: The National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA) will play a role in the construction phase of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) Observatory, an intergovernmental radio telescope project, after contributing to its designing phase.

The Times of India

Data | Men dominate climate talks at COP summits

Since the first COP summit in 1995, India has sent four all-male delegations

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Rajasthan: Rare Egyptian vulture sighted in Jaisalmer

JAISALMER: The wildlife enthusiasts in the desert district have sighted a rare Egyptian vulture with a tag. Two such vultures have come to India from Uzbekistan of which one is visiting Jaisalmer.

The Hindu

Foundation stone for Tripura’s third Border Haat laid

Haats are weekly markets on the national border, attended by vendors from each side

The Hindu

High taxes hurting toursim sector: Parliamentary Panel

Parliamentary Committee urges review of levies

The Times of India

‘Generate solar energy today for cleaner environment tomorrow’

NAGPUR: In order to ensure a better natural environment for our future generations, three principles must be followed – avoid electricity generated from conventional means, minimize power consumption and self-generate electricity for individual needs using solar energy,” said Chetan Singh Solanki, famously known as ‘Solar Man of India’ here today.

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India vs West Indies | Hosts begin training in Ahmedabad for ODI series

Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer and Ruturaj Gaikwad have been tested positive for COVID-19

The Hindu

India U-19 batter Shaik Rasheed destined to make it big: M.S.K. Prasad

He has the makings of a fine all-rounder, says MSK Prasad

The Hindu

Sourav Ganguly looks forward to COVID-free days

Admits running the Board has been challenging in the ‘tough circumstances’

The Times of India

India witnessing ‘trailers’ of future conflicts: Army chief

NEW DELHI: India is witnessing “trailers” of future conflicts and its adversaries like China and Pakistan will continue efforts to achieve their strategic aims by use of “grey zone” tactics instead of a full-fledged war, Army chief General M M Naravane said on Thursday.

The Times of India

38 Chinese soldiers died in Galwan clash: Oz report

NEW DELHI: China lost at least 38 soldiers during the violent Galwan clashes with India in June 2020, which is much more than the five casualties Beijing has officially acknowledged till now, an Australian website has claimed.

The Times of India

Indian diplomats to boycott Olympics over China’s torchbearer

NEW DELHI: The Indian mission in Beijing will not participate in the opening and closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympics, which officially kicks off on Friday, the government announced on Thursday. The decision followed the revelation on Wednesday that a PLA regiment commander involved in the June 2020 Galwan clashes…

The Hindu

Winter is here: On India’s diplomatic boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics

The games in China have taken on political significance, domestically and globally

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