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'Definitely one of India's future stars': Ashish Nehra backs struggling India pacer

NEW DELHI: Former Indian fast bowler Ashish Nehra came out in support of Prasidh Krishna amid the pacer's struggle to find form. Prasidh, considered one of the promising talents for the Indian team, has been working hard to regain his rhythm.

The Times of India

4th T20I: Australia elect to bowl as India make four changes in playing eleven

NEW DELHI: Australia skipper Matthew Wade won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the fourth T20I at the SVS International Stadium in Raipur on Friday as they look to level the Twenty20 series without most of their ODI World Cup stars.

The Times of India

AutHer Awards Season 5 jury announced: Meet the esteemed jury members

AutHer Awards, a joint initiative of JK Paper and The Times of India, is an annual award that is given to remarkable Indian women writers who have improved the world of literature with their storytelling, narratives, and creativity. The prestigious AutHer Awards are given in six major categories, namely: Best…

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India urges Interpol members to deny safe havens to crime, criminals, and proceeds of crime

A high-ranking Indian delegation to the 91st Interpol General Assembly has urged other member countries to deny safe havens to crime, criminals, and the proceeds of crime

The Hindu

Australia lose T20 series after 20-run defeat by India

India have won the T20 international series after putting Australia in a spin to win the fourth match fairly comfortably by 20 runs in Raipur.

AAP

New Orxa Mantis Electric Motorcycle Can Travel 137 Miles On A Single Charge

Indian EV startup Orxa Energies has finally launched the Mantis electric motorcycle, a sporty naked bike designed for spirited commuting.

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Colonized countries rarely ask for redress over past wrongs − the reasons can be complex

The king of the Netherlands, Willem-Alexander, apologized in July 2023 for his ancestors’ role in the colonial slave trade.

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PIB fact-check unit flags nine YouTube channels for allegedly spreading fake news

The fact-check unit of the Press Information Bureau has flagged nine YouTube channels for allegedly spreading fake news and misinformation in India

The Hindu

Gireesh Kambala: A Career in Technology Leadership Spanning India to the US

Today’s world sees tech innovations as profit drivers, with many companies racing to develop the next big thing. But what if innovation could serve a dual purpose—driving business success while creating lasting social impact? That’s what global tech leader and innovator Gireesh Kambala believes in.

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India’s Hindu nationalism is also an American problem

Hindu nationalist organizations are working to import their bigoted ideology into this diverse city, and Chicagoans cannot remain in the dark, the head of the Indian American Muslim Council writes.

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All gaps along Pakistan, Bangladesh border to be plugged in next two years: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said India’s two major borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh will be completely secured in the next two years, with work under way to completely plug gaps in about 60 km stretch along these two fronts.

The Hindu

I.N.D.I.A. bloc to work out future course of action after results of Assembly polls: Yechury

The INDIA bloc will decide its future course of action for the Parliamentary elections after announcement of results for the Assembly elections held recently. People are discontented with the BJP, said Sitaram yechury, CPIM general secretary in Coimbatore

The Hindu

Why Raghavendra Rathore’s new line of breeches is every fashionista’s must-have

Raghavendra Rathore, who popularised the bandhgala, and in 1994 put model Mehr Bhasin on the runway in Jodhpur, “wearing the first breeches that I think anybody saw in India with a bandhgala jacket and riding shoes”, said in an earlier interview to The Hindu. Drawing from an impressive 800-year legacy,…

The Hindu

Ganguly bats for Rohit Sharma as Indian captain till 2024 T20 World Cup

Sourav Ganguly backs Rohit Sharma to captain India till T20 World Cup; praises Dravid, Pujara, Rahane for their contributions to Indian cricket.

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Is Modi’s India cosying up to the Taliban?

The embassy of the former Afghan government has shuttered in New Delhi amid allegations that India stopped helping it.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli integral part of Indian cricket: Sourav Ganguly

NEW DELHI: Inspired by his leadership during the ODI World Cup, former captain Sourav Ganguly supported Rohit Sharma on Friday, stating that he ought to lead India through the T20 World Cup in June of the following year at the very least.

Evening Standard

India and Georgia being put on list of ‘safe states’ for migrant removals by UK - plan slammed by peers

Peers accuse the Government of failing to provide key information for the controversial change

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Supreme Court tells Tamil Nadu Guv and CM to meet and resolve Bills issue

A three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and also comprising justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra thought it would be appropriate if the Governor invites the Chief Minister. Read further on Dynamite News:

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4th T20I, India vs Australia: Electricity woes, power struggles at Chhattisgarh's SVNS international stadium

RAIPUR: Chhattisgarh's Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium, the venue for the fourth T20I between India and Australia on Friday evening, has continuously faced neglect from the state sports department. This department frequently shifts responsibility to other departments regarding the maintenance of this significant sports facility. The situation has reached…

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Navy Chief on convicted ex-Navy personnel in Qatar: Govt making efforts to bring them back

"The government of India is putting all-out efforts to ensure they are brought back." Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Archives in the atelier | Fashion designers in India are preserving and documenting their old collections

Textile has been doing it for a while, but now fashion is catching up. Swatches, sketches, collections are being documented and stored, ensuring strong brand DNA and enabling collaborations

The Hindu

Mitchell Marsh defends picture of resting feet on World Cup trophy, says he would do it again

Mitchell Marsh insists his feet-on-trophy photo was not disrespectful. Indian fans disagreed, but Marsh said he'd do it again. He also hopes future ICC tournaments won't be followed by big series, as players deserve to celebrate with their families. Six of the seven World Cup-winning players have flown home, with…

The Times of India

Feet on World Cup trophy: Mitchell Marsh 'won't mind repeating' the controversial act

NEW DELHI: Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh stated on Friday that he won't mind repeating the contentious act and that the gesture was not disrespectful, despite criticism from Indian fans for resting his feet on the World Cup trophy.

The Times of India

Exclusive - 'Probably a five percent chance…': Mitchell McClenaghan reveals how New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra almost missed the World Cup in India

NEW DELHI: One of the shining lights of the just concluded ICC ODI World Cup in India was New Zealand's newest batting sensation Rachin Ravindra. The left-handed batter of Indian origin etched his name in the history book, accumulating the most runs in a World Cup by a debutant. It…

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Big media’s strange self-censorship of Cricket World Cup, and why it mustn’t now forget ‘rat-hole mining’

In the good old days, when print was king, people got all their news from newspapers. Depending on your preoccupations or interests, you could start with page one, or turn to the back of the newspaper. Page one, as now, consisted of headline news – mostly politics, some business, disasters,…

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