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Meet Kavya Mehra, India's first AI mom influencer

With artificial intelligence (AI) slowly getting incorporated into our lives, with and without our knowledge, the emergence of an AI mom has generated both curiosity and excitement.

The Times of India

‘Hindus have changed’: A sleepy Indian state becomes anti-Muslim tinderbox

The northeastern state of Tripura does not have a history of inter-religious clashes. That’s changing under Modi’s BJP.

Al Jazeera

India vs Australia: Jasprit Bumrah's domination over Steve Smith continues in Adelaide

NEW DELHI: India's pace sensation Jasprit Bumrah continued his dominance against Australia's batting maestro Steve Smith on the second day of the pink-ball Test at Adelaide Oval, delivering a stellar performance that set the tone for India's attack.

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Bizarre! Why Adelaide Oval lights went off on day 1 of pink-ball Test

The floodlights at the Adelaide Oval, hosting the pink-ball Test between Australia and India, went off twice in an over on day one, and the reason is nothing short of bizarre.

The Times of India

Aussies expect India to carry chip on shoulder for ODI

Australia's players expect India to come out with a point to prove in their second women's ODI in Brisbane, after the hosts won the series opener in a canter.

AAP

Mohammed Siraj riles up Australia! After angry throw, a no-look appeal - WATCH

Mohammed Siraj was under the scanner for his throw at the stumps in anger on day one of the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, and the Indian pacer might have irked the match referee even more on Saturday with his no-look appeal for an lbw against Marnus Labuschagne.

The Times of India

AP PHOTOS: An Indian state prepares for a Hindu festival that's the largest such gathering on Earth

Hindus venerate rivers, and none more so than the Ganges. The faithful believe that a dip in its waters will cleanse them of their past sins.

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'Bloody hell, I've never seen that before': John Wright reveals the story behind discovery of Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Former India head coach John Wright has shared the fascinating story of how India's premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah was discovered by the Mumbai Indians (MI) over a decade ago. Bumrah, now the No. 1 Test bowler, recently led India to their second T20 World Cup victory and…

The Times of India

Will Australia's 'big mistake' on Day 1 of Adelaide Test cost them dear

India couldn't make much of their decision to bat first after winning the toss in the second Test against Australia in Adelaide, which is a day-night match played with the pink ball. But Australia may still rue one decision they didn't take during India's first innings on Friday, which folded…

The Times of India

Australia v India: second men’s cricket Test, day two – as it happened

Travis Head’s magnificent 140 powered Australia into a dominant position on day two of the second Test in Adelaide

The Guardian - AU

'After Wasim Akram, it's Jasprit Bumrah who the Australians are scared of the most'

Jasprit Bumrah couldn't spell his magic on day one of India's pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide, but the home team's batters were looking to see him off rather than score off him. And former Pakistan batter Basit Ali could read the fear in Aussie eyes while facing the Indian…

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc's perfect response to Yashasvi Jaiswal in Adelaide

ADELAIDE: Perth wasn’t an outlier. India and Australia kept Test cricket’s flag flying high here as the series acquired an edgy tone. The absorbing day evoked memories of past skirmishes and reminded us why reprising a five-Test series between these two is an idea whose time has come.

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Australia in command after Mitchell Starc's fiery spell in Day-Night Test

ADELAIDE: Fear of the twilight hour is real in day-night Tests. As the shadows lengthened across the Adelaide Oval and the giant light-emitting diodes woke up from their slumber, Australia’s top order — caught in the middle at the wrong time — would have known it was time for the…

The Times of India

Dry Weather in Brazil Boosts Sugar Prices

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH25 ) Friday closed up +0.61 (+2.88%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH25 ) closed up +10.80 (+1.96%). Sugar prices Friday jumped to 1-week highs and settled sharply higher after updated weather forecasts called for below-normal rain over the next week in Brazil's...

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Sugar Prices Jump as Dry Conditions in Brazil Threaten Sugar Output

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH25 ) today is up +0.54 (+2.55%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH25 ) is up +10.80 (+1.96%). Sugar prices today jumped to 1-week highs after 10-day weather forecasts called for below-normal rain in Brazil's Center-South, the country's main sugar-growing region. Sugar output...

Fortune

Why the U.S.-India partnership is the most consequential relationship in the world

With a 7% growth rate, India is the 5th-largest economy, on track to become the 3rd-largest, and potentially the largest by the end of the century.

AAP

Labuschagne keeps wolves at bay with feisty knock

Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne has kept the wolves at bay with a half-century in the second Test against India.

Al Jazeera

Starc far from ‘slow’ as career best gives Australia the edge over India

Australia dominate the first day of the second Test against India as Mitchell Starc takes career-best bowling figures.

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Mohammed Siraj's 181.6 kph thunderbolt? Speed-gun blunder triggers meme fest

NEW DELHI: A technical glitch hilariously made India pacer Mohammed Siraj world's fastest bowler on Friday as the speed gun saw him clocking an astonishing 181.6 kmph on the opening day of the second Test against Australia in Adelaide.

The Conversation

Protests, sectarian violence and a growing spat with India: Bangladesh’s new leaders are beset with challenges to its democracy

When student-led, anti-government protests in Bangladesh snowballed into the ouster of Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year-long autocratic rule in August 2024, many in the South Asian nation hoped it signaled better times ahead.

The Times of India

Beer snake forces late Marnus Labuschagne pull out, fuming Mohammed Siraj does this! Watch video

NEW DELHI: India speedster Mohammed Siraj angrily threw a ball at Marnus Labuschagne after his late pull out as tempers flared up late in the final session on the opening day of the second day-night Test in Adelaide on Friday.

The Independent UK

Neighbours protest after Muslim couple buys home in India: ‘This is a Hindu society’

Protesting residents hold up banners asking previous Hindu owner to take house back

Dynamite News

BSF seizes over Rs 13,000 crore gold and silver on India-Bangladesh border this year

The smuggling of gold and silver along India-Bangladesh border has seen a significant rise, with the Border Security Force (BSF) seizing nearly Rs 1,300 crore worth of these precious metals by the end of October this year. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Pink Ball Test: Australia at 86/1 after dismissing India for 180

At stumps, Nathan McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne were at the crease on 38 and 20 respectively. Australia still trail by 94 runs. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

Pink-ball Blues: India batters flounder on 11-wicket day in Adelaide

Much like the first day of the opening Test, the second Test also witnessed a wicket-ravaged start in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. If the first Test had 17 wickets fall on Day 1 in Perth, the day-night Test in Adelaide accounted for 11 wickets on Friday. 10 of those 11 wickets…

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