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Explained | A new ‘smart bandage’ raises the bar for treating chronic wounds

A wearable, wireless, flexible “smart bandage” as big as a finger promises to deliver drugs while monitoring the healing status of wounds. This article discusses its pros and cons, including for healthcare-seekers in resource-poor settings like India.

The Hindu

Ishan Kishan may have to wait for red-ball debut: Saba Karim

KOLKATA: Former India wicketkeeper Saba Karim feels Ishan Kishan may have to wait for his red-ball debut and India may persist with KS Bharat in the World Test Championship final.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Can Team India play both R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja?

It’s ironic that the last time two of India’s champion cricketers and spin-bowling allrounders, R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, featured in an overseas Test XI was in the 2021 World Test Championship final vs New Zealand at Ageas Bowl, Southampton from June 18-23.

The Times of India

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Junior Men's Asia Cup Hockey: India beat Pakistan 2-1 in final to clinch fourth title

NEW DELHI: Indian men's junior hockey team grabbed their fourth Asia Cup title as they beat arch-rivals Pakistan 2-1 in the final in Oman on Thursday.

The Times of India

Morning Digest | Judicial commission to probe Manipur ‘ethnic violence’, says Amit Shah; India beats Pakistan to win its fourth junior men’s Asia Cup hockey title, and more

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‘Floods and the resultant mess reveal that Bengaluru is not all gloss’, says former CM S.M. Krishna

S.M. Krishna, the flamboyant former Chief Minister of Karnataka credited with sowing the seeds of the tech boom, recalls the transformation of Bengaluru from a ‘pensioners’ paradise’ into the ‘Silicon Valley of India’, and the descent into a messy metropolis, in an interview with The Hindu

The Hindu

India opposition leader Rahul Gandhi takes a dig at Modi over China in US visit

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's handling of relations with China, saying Beijing was "occupying our territory," while also taking a dig at the Hindu nationalist leader over the country's religious polarization.

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CDSCO starts probe into Indian-manufactured eye drops leading to infection

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has initiated an investigation into a complaint raised by the Sri Lankan Ministry of Health alleging that eyedrops manufactured in India are linked to eye infection in more than 30 people.

The Hindu

Foreign Minister Jaishankar calls on BRICS nations to demonstrate sincerity in reforming UNSC

The five-nation grouping BRICS (Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa) brings together five of the largest developing countries of the world.

The Hindu

Junior Men's Asia Cup Hockey | India emerge champions, beats Pakistan 2-1 in final

India’s junior men’s hockey team maintained its continental supremacy as it beat arch-rivals Pakistan 2-1 to emerge Asia Cup champions for the fourth time here on Thursday.

The Hindu

57% of power generated will be via renewable sources by 2027: Central Electricity Authority

Independent experts told The Hindu that the NEP’s targets were “ambitious but possible”.

The Hindu

Sports in Telangana sprinting towards success

It is an indisputable fact that athletes from Telangana have made a lasting impression by representing India on the highest platform, more so since the new State was formed a decade ago.

The Hindu

Army condemns social media leaks on Meitei officers posted in Manipur

The Dimapur-based III Corps of the Indian Army on Thursday put out a statement condemning efforts to publicly out Meitei officers posted for duties in Manipur as the State is in the middle of ethnic conflict between the Scheduled Tribe Kuki-Zomi people and the dominant Meitei people.

The Hindu

Gambia hires US law firm to consider action on toxic Indian cough syrup, minister says

Gambia has hired a U.S. law firm to explore legal action after a government-backed investigation found that contaminated medicines from India were "very likely" to have caused the deaths of children last year, the justice minister told Reuters.

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In FIR, wrestlers narrate traumatic experiences of sexual harassment by WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh

While Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh remains defiant, the wrestlers, in the police FIR, have shared their ordeal of years of sexual harassment and how some were treated indifferently “for not supporting him”.

The Hindu

Sedition law can be retained but with safeguards: Law Commission

The Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) dealing with sedition needs to be retained but certain amendments could be made for greater clarity regarding its usage, the 22nd Law Commission has said in its report to the government.

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Sugar Prices Sag as Sugar Output in Brazil Climbs

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN23 ) on Thursday closed down -0.18 (-0.72%), and Aug London white sugar #5 (SWQ23 ) closed down -6.00 (-0.86%). Sugar prices Thursday closed moderately lower, with London sugar falling to a 4-week low. Ramped-up Brazil sugar production is bearish for prices after Unica last...

The Hindu

9 Indians freed in Libya after intervention by Indian school principal

Nine Indian nationals, held captive in Libya, have been freed by their captors, with the help of Tabassum Mansoor, the principal of the Indian school in Benghazi

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The Hindu

At the root of India’s manufacturing challenge

The need for an entire ecosystem, including schooling, training and infrastructure for manufacturing to flourish cannot be achieved merely through legislation

The Hindu

Is there a clear north-south divide in Indian politics?

Economic, social, historical and political factors have shaped how the north and south vote

The Times of India

Saba Karim feels Ishan Kishan has to wait for his red-ball debut

KOLKATA: Former India player Saba Karim has many things in common with young wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan. Both hail from Patna and have similar playing roles.

The Hindu

India to import 10,000 MW of electricity from Nepal: PM Modi

The border between India and Nepal should not become a barrier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on June 1 as the two sides signed a series of agreements on energy and transport

The Hindu

Congress reiterates demand for JPC probe into Hindenburg-Adani issue

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) should ensure complete disclosure of ownership of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from retrospective effect, the Congress said

The Hindu

Explained | Who should own the world’s lithium?

Analysing how Lithium should be mined and managed as it is becoming a mineral of vast importance for the digital world

The Hindu

Medium-range ballistic missile Agni-1 test-fired in Odisha

The Agni series of missiles are the mainstay of India’s nuclear delivery options.

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