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India is not 'extractive economy' and is not pursuing 'narrow economic activities' in Africa: Jaishankar

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, on his visit to Tanzania, said that unlike some other countries, India is not “an extractive economy” and it was not pursuing “narrow economic activities” in the resource-rich African continent

Peerless line artist Namboodiri passes away at 98

Peerless line artist Namboodiri passes away at 98

Namboodiri, one of India’s most gifted and loved painters has passed away. He was primarily known, especially in his native Kerala, for his line art, in which he had few peers

Tibet’s Dalai Lama marks 88th birthday, prays for world peace

Tibet’s Dalai Lama marks 88th birthday, prays for world peace

Birthday celebration held in India’s Dharamsala where the Dalai Lama has lived in exile for decades after fleeing Tibet.

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Active COVID-19 cases in country rise to 1,455

India has logged 45 new coronavirus infections, while the active cases have increased slightly to 1,455 from 1,452, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on July 7.

MS Dhoni turns 42: A look at career, accomplishments of 'captain cool'

NEW DELHI: Mahendra Singh Dhoni's journey is nothing short of inspirational, starting from his days as a ticket collector at a railway station to becoming one of India's most successful cricket captains.

The Times of India

Will lab-grown meat find takers in India?

On July 1, 2023, California-based food technology startup Upside Foods partnered with a Michelin-starred restaurant, Bar Crenn in San Francisco, to serve cultivated chicken to diners for the first time. This came close on the heels of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granting approval last month to Upside Foods and…

RSS’s pharma body writes to Health Ministry criticising risk-based inspections, backtracks later

In a strongly worded letter to the Union Health Ministry, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh- (RSS) backed Laghu Udyog Bharati, which represents over 300 micro and small industries across India, has said the Union government’s risk-based inspections (RBI) on pharma companies were draconian and have been a huge discouragement to the…

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Thrilled Tilak Varma keen to excel in India colours

Thrilled Tilak Varma keen to excel in India colours

BENGALURU: At 20, Tilak Varma is more than just Mumbai Indians' find of the Indian Premier League. He plays with a straight bat. Adaptability is one of his key strengths. He knows when to showcase his array of shots and possesses a temperament which suits all formats of the game.

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Modi govt’s push to take Indian rupee global gets off to a slow start

Modi govt’s push to take Indian rupee global gets off to a slow start

NEW DELHI: India’s year-old campaign to boost the rupee’s role in cross-border payments has made little headway, according to people familiar with the matter, underscoring the challenges for countries trying to reduce their dependence on the dollar.

The Times of India

MS Dhoni Birthday: Legend turns 42 today

MS Dhoni Birthday: Legend turns 42 today

NEW DELHI: Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the only captain in cricket history to win all three ICC trophies, celebrates his 42nd birthday today.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | New Delhi says freedom of expression being misused in Canada by anti-India elements; Gujarat HC to deliver verdict on Rahul Gandhi’s plea in defamation case today, and more

Morning Digest | New Delhi says freedom of expression being misused in Canada by anti-India elements; Gujarat HC to deliver verdict on Rahul Gandhi’s plea in defamation case today, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

Canada always takes 'serious action' against terrorism: PM Trudeau on pro-Khalistan elements

Canada always takes 'serious action' against terrorism: PM Trudeau on pro-Khalistan elements

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on July 6 said that Canada has always taken “serious action” against terrorism and it will continue to do so as he asserted that it is “wrong” to believe his government is soft on Khalistan supporters and terrorists in the country.

Kohli's problems outside off-stump continue, focus on Jaiswal's batting slot ahead of Test debut

Kohli's problems outside off-stump continue, focus on Jaiswal's batting slot ahead of Test debut

Kohli, whose problems against deliveries on the corridor of uncertainty, is well documented

Pakistan hopes India would implement Indus Waters Treaty in 'good faith'

Pakistan hopes India would implement Indus Waters Treaty in 'good faith'

Pakistan has expressed the hope that India would implement the Indus Waters Treaty in “good faith” after New Delhi

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Suga visits high-speed rail construction site in India

AHMEDABAD, India -- Former Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga of the Liberal Democratic Party visited Wednesday the construction site of a high-speed rail system in the Indian city of Ahmedabad that is based on Japan's Shinkansen bullet train technology.

India needs a Uniform Civil Code

The Uniform Civil Code will serve as a powerful instrument for the promotion of equality and justice for all citizens

Should Internet shutdowns be used to maintain public order?

Over the past few years, the Indian government has increasingly been trying to control law and order by shutting access to the Internet, whether in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), Manipur or Punjab. Between 2016 and 2022, 60% of Internet shutdowns across the world took place in India. Should shutdowns be…

Internationalising the rupee without the ‘coin tossing’

A start could be made to push for making the rupee an official currency in international organisations, thereby giving it a higher profile and acceptability

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Freedom of expression being misused in Canada by anti-India elements: New Delhi

Growing presence of pro-Khalistan elements in Canada, U.K., U.S. and Australia have been a nagging problem for India’s relation with these countries.

Indian Medical Association seeks a relook at proposed exit exam for MBBS students

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has appealed to the National Medical Commission (NMC) to take a relook at its proposed exit examination for all MBBS students in the country, which will now be the licentiate exam and post graduate selection exam.

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Rourkela girl Jyoti Chhatri aims to make her mark in senior women's hockey side

KOLKATA: Six months after co-hosting Men’s Hockey World Cup, the city of Rourkela will see one of its own daughters play for the Indian women’s team when they head out to Europe to play in Germany and Spain ahead of Asian Games.

Co-development rather than co-production will be focus of India-France ties, sources say

Co-development, rather than co-production, will be the focus of India-France ties, as the two countries prepare to mark 25 years of their strategic partnership next week, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi travels to Paris to attend France’s National day parade.

India rejects ruling by Permanent Court of Arbitration in dispute with Pakistan

Bagchi said India’s consistent and principled position has been that the constitution of the so-called Court of Arbitration is in contravention of the provisions of the Indus Waters Treaty.

Tobacco control: Study finds significant association between implementation of policies and prevalence

A qualitative evaluation study aimed at better understanding the implementation of tobacco control policies has revealed that there is a significant association between the implementation of policies and prevalence of tobacco use in India.

U.S. ready to help in Manipur if asked, says Eric Garcetti

The violence and killings in Manipur are a matter of “human concern” and the U.S. is “ready to assist” India in dealing with the situation “if asked”, U.S. Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti said.

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