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Tackling the pressure of a gold medal defence - Iran Kabaddi at the 2023 Asian Games

Iran, which ended India kabaddi’s hegemony in the Asian Games, will look for an encore but will it be as straightforward this time around?

The Hindu

Silent killer: On hypertension and the first WHO report on the subject

The first World Health Organization report on hypertension is a grim reminder that countries have done little to keep the biggest risk factor for death and disability under check

The Hindu

Propelling India’s development the right way

India must redouble its efforts to make economic growth more inclusive and broad-based

The Hindu

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Gold hunt: On the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou and India’s prospects

In the 19th Asian Games in China, India, with more than 650 athletes, does look strong, with adequate government support, better facilities and many exposure trips abroad

The Hindu

A light-bulb moment for the Indian fan market

Energy-efficient fans will not only help the population in terms of lower electricity bills but will also aid India’s clean energy transition

The Hindu

Sugar Gains on Fears India May Ban Sugar Exports

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Thursday closed +0.14 (+0.52%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed +6.30 (+0.87%). Sugar prices on Thursday closed moderately higher. Sugar prices garnered support Thursday on comments from the head of commodities at ED&F Man, who said India is unlikely...

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How Indian heritage props up MotoGP's leading championship contenders

For a country the size of India, home to the world’s biggest market for two-wheelers, it is quite surprising that no rider has managed to come up the ranks and gain a place in the premier class of motorcycle racing.

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Five key takeaways from Justin Trudeau’s latest remarks on row with India

Canadian prime minister defends allegations India was involved in Sikh leader’s killing, urges New Delhi to cooperate.

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Indian diplomats in Germany meet Ariha, but parents denied access

Indian diplomats in Germany visited 2-yr-old Ariha Shah, taken into parental custody by German Youth Services. MEA said they offered to ensure foster care for her in India, while parents say they are being denied visitation rights. German Ambassador said a resolution is unlikely soon.

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Antim Panghal wins World Wrestling Championship bronze medal, seals quota for 2024 Paris Olympics

NEW DELHI: Antim Panghal, a promising wrestler, achieved a historic milestone on Thursday by clinching the bronze medal at the 2023 World Championship in the 53kg category. This victory secured an Olympic quota for India in the same weight category for the 2024 Paris Games.

The Times of India

The Silent Killer: tackling hypertension in India

WHO report reveals hypertension affects 1 in 3 adults worldwide, with nearly half unaware of their condition. Treatment gaps lead to 76 million deaths by 2050. Indian research shows rising prevalence, especially among young adults and those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. WHO report highlights lifestyle changes, affordable medications, and improved…

The Hindu

Have the courage to speak on China in Lok Sabha, says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

Mr. Singh, who initiated the discussion on the success of the third lunar mission and other achievements in the space sector, spoke on India’s border security and the role of science in protecting the frontiers. It was at this juncture that Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury brought up the border…

The Hindu

India vs Australia: Team India sweats it out in nets ahead of first ODI in Mohali

NEW DELHI: In preparation for their first ODI in Mohali against Australia, the Indian team put in a rigorous practice session in the nets in Mohali on Thursday. This ODI marks the beginning of a three-match series between India and Australia.

The Times of India

In Lok Sabha, Treasury and Opposition benches claim credit for India’s space success

Union Ministers and BJP MPs asserted that the nation’s space story has seen a quantum leap during the Narendra Modi government, while the Opposition members recalled the contribution of India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in laying the foundation of the country’s scientific progress.

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Indian actor Anil Kapoor wins court battle over AI use of his likeness

The actor can now send an injunction if his image or voice is used in gifs and deepfakes as well as for unauthorised merchandise

The Hindu

RJD stands alone in demand for sending women’s reservation bill to House panel

RJD’S Manoj K. Jha asserted that more than a joyous welcome of the legislation that could pave way for more representation for the women, the narrative is about the government being anti-OBC.

The Times of India

Why Indian batters don't bowl? Blame it on five-fielder rule: Rahul Dravid

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket team's inclination to include more all-rounders in recent years can be attributed to the fact that many of the current top-order batters do not contribute as bowlers, unlike some of their esteemed predecessors from earlier generations.

The Hindu

Akali Dal chief meets Shah, hopes ties with Canada will improve

He said it is very disturbing to hear of the woes of Punjabis, including a large number of Sikhs, because of the worsening diplomatic ties between the two countries. There are over 18 lakh Indians in Canada and a large number of them are Punjabis, he noted.

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Sumit Nagal gets support after speaking about financial crunch

NEW DELHI: Soon after Sumit Nagal shared his financial struggle in an interview with the PTI, support began to pour in for India's top tennis player with leading beverage company PepsiCo India and the DLTA rushing to his aid.

The Hindu

Students who played for India in Bangkok event feted

Divine Providence Convent High School in Belagavi celebrated two of its students, Tanishka Kalbhairav and Ayushi Godse, who represented India at the World Table Tennis tournament in Bangkok. Tanishka won gold in the U11 category and Ayushi has been playing since age 6. Both are trained by coach Sangam Bailoor…

The Times of India

'Important for Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli to enter the World Cup with right physical, mental headspace': Rahul Dravid on resting seniors during first 2 Australia ODIs

NEW DELHI: Team India head coach Rahul Dravid on Thursday said that Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have been rested for the first two ODIs against Australia as the team management wanted them to be mentally and physically fresh for the upcoming ODI World Cup.

Evening Standard

What’s going on between Canada and India? Diplomatic row deepens

Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accuses India of making a ‘horrific mistake’, while the Indian government condemns the Canadians’ ‘serious allegations’

The Hindu

Chhetri strike downs Bangladesh, keeps India's Asian Games hopes alive

Asian Games | India 1-0 Bangladesh: late Sunil Chhetri strike keeps India alive in Asian Games, Dheeraj Singh and Marma's heroics keep game alive before Chhetri's winner

The Times of India

'Is Virat Kohli batting more freely now?': Here's what senior India spinner has to say

NEW DELHI: India's run-machine Virat Kohli is back to his best ahead of the ICC ODI World Cup, which begins next month. Virat, who for years carried the dual responsibilities of captaincy and batting, has undergone significant changes in his batting approach recently. He's become more daring, taking calculated risks…

The Hindu

Ankita Raina gunning for Asiad gold after her bronze medal winning effort last time

= = =Ankita Raina, India's No.1 woman tennis player, is aiming for gold at the Asian Games in Hangzhou. She won a singles bronze in the last Games and is determined to do better this time. She has made changes to her game and fitness, and is confident of her…

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