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From the wheelchair-using Black Panther to the ‘cripple suffragette’ – 10 heroes of the disabled rights movement

Brad Lomax in the US, Rosa May Billinghurst in the UK, Javed Abid in India … these are the men and women I wish I had known about as a disabled child

The Guardian - UK

Forex kitty soars $11 billion to $561.16 billion

MUMBAI: India's foreign exchange reserves soared by $11.02 billion to reach $561.162 billion for the week ended December 2, Reserve Bank data showed on Friday.

The Times of India

Suzuki Introduces The Burgman Street 125 EX In India

Suzuki India debuts the Burgman Street 125 EX as the most premium model in the Burgman lineup. It flaunts features commonly associated with bigger scooters.

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Will take traditional sports international, says sports minister Anurag Thakur

NEW DELHI: Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur on Friday assured the Lok Sabha that traditional sports such as Mallakhamb, Thang Ta, Yogasana, Gatka and Kalpetta will soon go international, and the ministry will open 1,000 Khelo India centres across the country by August 15 next year.

The Times of India

I want to be the player who could play in any situation: Washington Sundar

NEW DELHI: Promising Indian all-rounder Washington Sundar on Friday clearly stated that he wants to be the player who could play in any situation and wherever the team needs him.

The Times of India

Chic cruises (yes, really): the best luxury ships for 2023

Designer style, fabulous food, brag-worthy destinations – cruising has had a rebrand, making 2023 prime time to take a hols on the high seas, writes Alicia Miller

Evening Standard

Cartoon: V for Victory

Cartoon is one of the oldest and boldest artistic genres for speaking truth to power. In India, however, cartoonists, in the news media and outside, are under pressure to curtail their free speech and not annoy the powerful as the finest of them are wont to do. They are being…

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‘History will be kind to us’: Rana Ayyub receives US press freedom award

“Thank you for making me feel less alone and isolated,” said Washington Post columnist and Indian journalist Rana Ayyub in her speech after receiving the John Aubuchon Press Freedom award – the highest honour conferred by the US National Press Club.

Newslaundry

No Modi-Putin summit this year after they met in September- Indian govt source

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin will not hold an annual in-person summit this year, an Indian government source said on Friday, after the two held discussions on the sidelines of an event in September.

Reuters

India braces as Cyclone Mandous advances, Sri Lanka shuts schools

Forecasts say the cyclonic storm will make landfall on India’s southeastern coast around midnight on Friday.

Al Jazeera

Sri Lanka shuts schools as cyclonic storm raises pollution, India braces for landfall

Schools were closed across Sri Lanka on Friday due to high air pollution levels as a cyclonic storm passed by its coast, raising strong winds and rain, with forecasts that it will make landfall on India's southeastern coast around midnight.

Reuters

India vs Bangladesh, 3rd ODI: Depleted India look to avoid clean sweep

NEW DELHI: Marred with multiple injuries and fitness-related problems, a struggling Team India stare at a series sweep by Bangladesh. With the third and final ODI scheduled for Saturday, if Bangladesh manage to pull of a win against a severely depleted Indian side, the 3-0 rout will be a historic…

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh: Kuldeep Yadav added to squad for third ODI; uncertainty over Rohit Sharma's availability for Test series

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday added left-arm spinner Kuldeep Yadav to the squad for the third and final one-dayer against Bangladesh.

The Times of India

Why India Can’t Replace China

The barriers to New Delhi’s next boom.

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Rail worker filmed being hit by live electric cable and collapsing onto tracks

WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES. A train ticket inspector was hit by a falling live wire at a railway station in India and can be seen falling backwards onto tracks where luckily no trains were passing

ABC News

Alana King reconnects with her family roots as she returns to India for T20 International series

Australian leg spinner Alana King's excitement about returning to India for a white-ball tour is about a lot more than cricket, writes Brittany Carter.

The Times of India

Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi agree to shift some export production from China to India

NEW DELHI: In a major victory for the government’s efforts to make India a global manufacturing hub for electronics and smartphones, top Chinese companies such as Vivo, Oppo and Xiaomi have agreed to export India-made devices to countries around the world, giving away a slice of critical manufacturing output from…

The Independent UK

For India’s ‘third sex’, acceptance mired in colonial past

India’s Supreme Court officially recognized transgender Indians as a third gender, separate from males and females in 2014, declaring that all persons have the constitutional right to self-identify regarding gender

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How Kerala and Delhi media covered the protest against Adani’s Vizhinjam port project

After four and a half months, Kerala’s fisherfolk on Wednesday “temporarily halted” their protest against the expansion of the Vizhinjam port in Thiruvananthapuram. The fisherfolk fear the Rs 7,525-crore project, controversially awarded to a Gautam Adani company by the previous Congress-led state government in 2015, will ruin their ecology, livelihoods…

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India opens first gold ATM

MUMBAI: From the outside, it looks just like a regular cash dispenser, but this is India’s first “gold ATM”, delivering gold coins at the tap of a button in a country where gold is often seen as a safe and preferred investment.

Reuters

Adani's $900 million Indian port build restarts as villagers end protest

Construction on a $900 million port in Kerala, southern India resumed on Thursday after protesters from a mainly Christian fishing village ended a blockade of the Adani Group site.

The Times of India

Don't have an ego when it comes to leadership: Alyssa Healy

NAVI MUMBAI: Australia's stand-in skipper Alyssa Healy is excited to lead the team in a five-match T20I series in India, a country which has a special place for her as she scored her maiden international century here four years ago.

Al Jazeera

Indian PM Modi’s BJP scores landslide win in Gujarat state

The BJP retained its 27-year control of Gujarat with a commanding election victory but lost power in Himachal Pradesh.

The Times of India

Delhi Police busts gang circulating fake Indian currency notes; two held

NEW DELHI: With the arrest of two persons, Delhi Police's Special Cell has busted an international syndicate allegedly involved in the circulation of fake Indian currency notes (FICNs) in India, officials said on Thursday.

The New Daily

Trade deal with India is a ‘significant’ opportunity for Aussie wine producers

Australian wine producers hope the Australia–India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement will be a boon for the industry.

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