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India will have the most tech-savvy police force, says Amit Shah at IPS passing out parade in Hyderabad

India to have tech-savvy police force to tackle cyber-threats/criminals, said Home Minister Amit Shah at 75th batch IPS probationers passing-out parade.

The Hindu

Shifting politics make India a hotbed for Israel-Hamas war misinformation

Social media accounts spread pro-Israel content as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks closer ties with Israel.

Al Jazeera

Healy out of WBBL, racing to tour India after dog bite

The WBBL season is over for Alyssa Healy after she was bitten by her dog, with the Australia star battling to be fit for the end-of-year tour of India.

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Alyssa Healy in race to be fit for Australia’s tour of India after dog bite ends her WBBL season

The injury sustained by Alyssa Healy when breaking up a fight between her dogs has ended the Sydney Sixers star’s WBBL season early

The Guardian - AU

In India’s strife-torn Manipur, narrative battle is fought on social media

Social media warriors have sprung up to share their community’s views and put down the others’ in this ethnic conflict.

Al Jazeera

Why are the China-Bhutan boundary talks significant?

Bhutan-China boundary talks resumed after 7-yr gap, making progress towards 3-Step Roadmap. MoU signed in 2021, JTT established in Aug. Agreement to delineate boundary, but India worries over China's demand for full diplomatic ties & presence in Thimphu.

The Hindu

AP Week in Pictures: Global | Oct. 20 - 26, 2023

Shepherds defending ancient grazing and migration rights guide sheep through a city square during the annual parade in Spain. Palestinians inspect the rubble of destroyed buildings following Israeli airstrikes in southern Gaza Strip. Chinese astronauts attend a send-off ceremony for their manned space mission in northwestern China. And in sports,…

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How Bengaluru’s football youth leagues are trying to kickstart a grassroots revolution

D. Vignesh, a city lad, found The Amateur League (TAL) which provided a platform to test his football skills in an 11-vs-11 setting. With 10-12 guaranteed matches, Vignesh progressed to join the Sports Authority of India and play for India at the junior level. In 2020-21, he was part of…

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Mobile internet ban in Manipur extended till October 31; ED searches against Rajasthan Congress leaders kick up row ahead of Assembly polls, and more

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From mud to mat: Haryana training its youth for kabaddi’s big league

Rahul Chaudhari, 30, is a kabaddi player from Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor, with 1 million Instagram followers. He has 1,039 raid points in 150 Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) matches in his nine-year-long career. The league has catapulted kabaddi from a traditional game to an entertainment sport, with players from humble backgrounds…

The Hindu

INDIA leader to be chosen at opportune time: Lalu Prasad

The former Chief Minister said that the winds that originate in Bihar will spread over the entire country

The Hindu

Reforms in school curriculum to saffronise education sector, says Congress

KPCC Pres. Sudhakaran alleges NDA govt. trying to impart politics of hatred & Hindutva to children via reforms. Opposition Leader Satheesan says CPI(M) State leadership trying to weaken INDIA alliance, against view of national leaders.

The Hindu

Is India ready to host the Olympic Games?

The Hindu Parley discussion | Hosting the Olympics would not only underscore India’s importance as a sporting nation, but also enable it to assert its geopolitical power and showcase development. But is India ready to host the Olympics?

The Hindu

Name change from ‘India’ to ‘Bharat’ in textbooks goes beyond the powers of NCERT, says Vaiko

Vaiko (MDMK General Secretary) condemned C.A. Issac's (NCERT Chairman) statement recommending to replace 'India' with 'Bharat' in textbooks, citing Article 1 (1) of the Constitution which states that India is a union of states. He said the BJP-led govt. should have amended the Parliament with 66% majority, which they don't…

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India got its first part right and now the second act shimmers into view

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Letters to The Editor — October 27, 2023

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Sugar Prices Fall Back on Brazilian Output

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Thursday closed -0.59 (-2.14%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed down -12.40 (-1.66%). Sugar prices Thursday fell back on bearish carry-over from Wednesday's news when Unica reported that Brazil Center-South sugar output in the first half of October rose...

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Renewed risks: On the RBI and how global uncertainties have compounded

India’s macro fundamentals may well hold up through the latest global storm

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Manipur needs a platform for ‘samvad’

India’s intellectual tradition of samvad is an invitation to an openness with truth, which all sides in Manipur must explore soon

The Hindu

Generous tycoon who put Kilakarai at the centre of south Indian trade

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Robert Stanes: Coimbatore’s Renaissance Man from London

Robert Stanes, an Englishman who arrived in India in the late 19th Century, left a lasting legacy in the form of the Stanes Group. His philanthropic Victorian values shaped his endeavours in India, ranging from agriculture to transport. He established the first mill, Coimbatore Spinning and Weaving Mills, and helped…

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90% of paint samples tested contain lead above permissible limits in India: Study

90% of 51 paints used to paint houses in India contain lead above govt's permissible limit of 90 ppm. 76.4% of these paints contained lead more than 111 times the limit. Lead poisoning in children is irreversible and lifelong. Paint manufacturers use cheaper pigments with lead, leading to poor market…

The Hindu

India creates history in Asian Para Games, takes tally to record 82 medals with 2 days left

India win highest-ever medals at Asian Para Games: 18 gold, 23 silver, 41 bronze, total 82. 8 medals incl. 1 gold won on Oct 26. Athletics contributed 45 medals, 14 gold. India on course to reach target of 100 medals. Best before Hangzhou was 72 medals in 2018.

The Hindu

No country should grant asylum to killers: Bangladesh Minister

Killers should not get shelter in any country, Bangladesh Minister of Liberation War Affairs A.K.M. Mozammel Huq said

The Times of India

India ready to host Olympics in 2036, no dearth of sporting talent in country, says PM Narendra Modi

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that this year's sports budget is three times larger than the allocation made nine years ago and pointed out that India possesses an extensive pool of sporting talent and is ready to host the 2036 Olympic Games.

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