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Murder trial halted after monkey steals evidence - including knife

During a pre-trial hearing in Jaipur, India police had to admit to the court that since the murder they had lost the evidence and been unable to retrieve it - because a monkey had stolen it

Daily Mirror

India COVID-19 excess deaths | Both WHO report and Rahul Gandhi are wrong, says BJP

Government of India had conveyed its objections to world body, party spokesperson says

The Hindu

Data | Tamil Nadu records most custodial deaths in South India

Despite a large number of custodial deaths being recorded in India, the National Human Rights Commission has not recommended prosecution in even one such case between 2016-17 and 2021-22 (up to Feb. 28)

The Hindu

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Hyundai increases prices of Venue compact SUV

Hyundai India has increased the prices of its compact SUV, the Venue, for the second time this year.

The Hindu

'Bad boys' are back: India doubles down on coal as heatwave worsens power crisis

India is planning to reopen more than 100 coal mines previously considered financially unsustainable, as a heatwave-driven power crisis forces the world's third-biggest greenhouse gas emitter to double down on the fuel after months of low consumption.

Reuters

Morning Brief: Top Financial Stories Dominating on Friday, May 6

Reuters IHG Hotels & Resorts On Way To Recovery As Travel Booms

Benzinga

Stranger than ever

Guided by their generous tongue and an inquisitive nose, Indians are no stranger to strangers

The Hindu

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Explained | What is the NSCN and where do the Naga peace talks stand now?

What is the role played by the factions of the Naga insurgent group? What are their demands and what has happened since the peace talks began in 1997?

The Hindu

L&T Infotech, Mindtree announce merger; combined entity to be called 'LTIMindtree'

NEW DELHI: Larsen Toubro Infotech (LTI) and Mindtree announced a merger on Friday, with an aim to create India's next large-scale IT services player.

The Times of India

The Indian leg of the Great Backyard Bird Count records an impressive 1,017 species

Hobby birders and students collaborated with naturalists from across the country at the 10th edition of biggest four-day bird-o-thon and documented over 1000 bird species

The Hindu

Indian states ready with plans to mitigate heatwave impact - official

Some 80% of Indian states are prone to heatwaves and most have plans ready to alter office and school timings as well as working hours for labourers to avoid the hottest time of day when necessary, a government official told Reuters on Friday.

Reuters

Up On The Roof: Rickshaw Driver Finds Unique Way To Beat Heat In New Delhi

A “moving garden" offers respite from temperatures above 100 degrees F in the Indian capital.

Zenger

Asian Games postponement: Indian hockey players disappointed but count on positives

NEW DELHI: The indefinite postponement of the Hangzhou Asian Games has come as a big disappointment for majority of country's athletes but the Indian hockey team players have taken the deferment positively, saying it will give them additional time to prepare for the continental showpiece.

The Times of India

Tribal women in Rajasthan overcome fear of syringes to lead Covid fight

After years of stonewalling, members of the indigenous Garasiya tribe, in the north-western Indian state of Rajasthan, have finally accepted immunisation.

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Apple Will No Longer Accept Indian Debit, Credit Cards For App Purchases: Here's Why

Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) will no longer be accepting Indian debit and credit cards as a payment method for apps and subscriptions on the App Store.

The Times of India

'Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness' box office early estimates: Benedict Cumberbatch starrer set up for Rs 30 crore opening; could beat 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'

Benedict Cumberbatch has unleashed the 'Multiverse Of Madness' in India and the proof's in the smashing box office numbers.

The Hindu

LAC situation: more communication at ground level, no pushing or physical contact, says Lt. Gen. Dwivedi

India now has strategic patience and we are negotiating from a position of strength, he says

The Times of India

India could have declared after Sachin Tendulkar got his 200: Yuvraj Singh on Multan declaration

MUMBAI: Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh feels that the side could have declared in the Multan Test against Pakistan after legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar had completed his double hundred. On March 29, 2004, during the second day of the Test, Virender Sehwag became the first Indian to score a triple-century…

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Tesla's India Team Shifts Focus To Wider APAC Region Amid Regulatory Woes

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) may now be headed to the larger Asia-Pacific (APAC) market as it continues to face regulatory challenges in India, according to an Economic Times

Irish Mirror

WHO unveil 'sobering' statistics that show nearly 15 million people died due to Covid and its knock-on effects

Among the countries with the highest excess death rates are India, Russia, Indonesia, the USA, Brazil, Mexico, and Peru

Dynamite News

Rahul Gandhi slams Modi govt over WHO Covid death data

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday attacked the government over a WHO report which claimed that there were 4.7 million Covid deaths in India, saying "science does not lie, Prime Minister Narendra Modi does". More on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

PM Modi calls for reducing “slavery to foreign goods” in 75th year of Independence

Inaugurating the Jain International Trade Organisation’s 'JITO Connect 2022' business meet via video link, PM Modi said the stress should be on the ‘vocal for local’ mantra and reducing the use of foreign goods.

Chicago Tribune

To our peril, the world isn’t taking climate change seriously

India’s record-breaking heat wave has been a footnote in the news cycle. I would hardly have noticed myself, but my fiance, a commercial airline pilot, checked the weather ahead of a trip this week to Delhi. He braced himself for steady 112-degree heat.

The Hindu

Congress reiterates demand for commission to ascertain COVID-related fatalities after WHO Report

The party also said that the government should pay ₹4 lakh compensation to family members of all of victims

Reuters

Heat adds to despair of Indian women after decades of daily treks for water

India's scorching summer heat adds new risks this year to an energy-sapping challenge that tribal woman Munni Adhivasi has surmounted every day for two decades, by trudging for miles to carry home water.

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