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'Given a choice, we will...': FIH chief makes a big statement on India-Pakistan hockey rivalry

NEW DELHI: The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is keen to see the revival of bilateral hockey matches between India and Pakistan, according to FIH president Tayyab Ikram. He emphasized that such a series would be beneficial for both countries and the sport globally.

The Times of India

More Indians than ever are going on holiday abroad – so where are they heading and why?

Travel is on the rise again. According to the UN’s tourism agency, international travel for all purposes reached 97% of its pre-pandemic level in the first quarter of 2024. In some regions such as Africa and Europe, arrivals are already surpassing these levels.

The Conversation

Indian pharma makes a return to penicillin G produce with PLI scheme

Dr Arunish Chawla on Tuesday informed that the plant for the production of Clavulanic Acid to make Augmentin which is used to treat various bacterial infections will start soon Read further on Dynamite News:

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Which Indian bowler had the distinction of bowling first-ball ever at inaugural 1975 World Cup

NEW DELHI: India had used as many as six bowlers against hosts England in the first-ever match of inaugural ODI World Cup, officially known as the Prudential Cup, at Lord's, London on June 7, 1975.

The Times of India

Indian state imposes curfew and shuts internet after fresh wave of ethnic clashes

Indian authorities have imposed an indefinite curfew and shut down the internet in some parts of the northeastern state of Manipur following protests from students against a fresh wave of ethnic violence

The Independent UK

Joe Armitage's new chandelier and lamps are an enlightening take on a family heirloom

Designer Joe Armitage follows his grandfather’s footsteps in India, reissuing his elegant midcentury lamp and creating a new chandelier for Nilufar Gallery

Wallpaper

Sports minister Mandaviya announces cash awards for Paris Paralympics medallists

NEW DELHI: Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya announced cash awards for Indian Paralympic medallists at an event on Tuesday. Gold medallists will receive Rs 75 lakh, silver winners Rs 50 lakh, and bronze medallists Rs 30 lakh.

The Times of India

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When Leander Paes ended India's 44-year wait in Atlanta

Tennis legend Leander Paes's bronze medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics is cherished as one of India's most significant podium finishes in the history of the Games. Not only did it end the country's 44-year wait for another individual Olympic medal but to date remains India's only tennis triumph in…

The Times of India

Duleep Trophy: Rinku Singh picked for second round as stars rested before Bangladesh Tests

NEW DELHI: Stylish middle-order batter Rinku Singh got a call-up for the second round of Duleep Trophy as the majority of key players, selected for the India team for the opening Test match against Bangladesh, were rested.

The Times of India

Whose idea it was to have Virender Sehwag open for India

It's not a secret that Virender Sehwag began his international career as a middle order batsman before being pushed up the order, which proved to be a master stroke, not just for Sehwag himself but for the world of cricket that was entertained like never before by an opening batsman…

The Times of India

'The way he gets into a battle...': Steve Smith believes Virat Kohli is Australian in thoughts and action

NEW DELHI: Veteran batsman Steve Smith gave a unique description of Virat Kohli's mindset on the field, stating that the former Indian captain is Australian in his thoughts and action.

The Times of India

Fawzia Mirza and Amrit Kaur on The Queen of My Dreams: ‘People want to hear more queer Muslim stories’

Mirza’s feature debut may have started with a wish to better understand her conservative Pakistani mother, but the joy it finds as it hops from 90s Canada to 60s Karachi speaks to big questions about south Asian identities

The Guardian - UK

When sun stopped play during India-New Zealand ODI

NEW DELHI: Sport has always been riddled with controversies and bizarre incidents. Rain stoppages, crowd trouble, injuries, stampedes, you name it and there have been incidents galore.

The Times of India

Why London deserves the spotlight in global climate talks

City Voices: London needs to beat New York on climate talks

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India face Malaysia, look to continue unbeaten run in Asian Champions Trophy

India will aim to extend their winning streak in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament when they face Malaysia on Wednesday. The defending champions come into the match after a strong start, having defeated China 3-0 and Japan 5-1 in their two league games so far.

International Business Times

Prayers For Birth In Most Populous Nation India

Each year 25 million babies are born in India, the world's most populous nation, but for desperate childless couples wanting to be parents, prayers at a sacred Hindu well offer hope.

The Times of India

Natarajan to stay away from red-ball cricket for now

CHENNAI: After struggling with multiple injury setbacks in recent years, India and Tamil Nadu left-arm pacer T Natarajan has decided to prioritise white-ball cricket.

The Times of India

'Will strangle him...': When Sunil Gavaskar predicted 15,000 runs and 40 Test centuries for Sachin Tendulkar

NEW DELHI: Indian batting legends Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar share a deep bond of mutual respect and admiration. As two of India's greatest cricketing legends, their relationship transcends generations.

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'Ground pe samajh jata hu, but off the field...' - Rishabh Pant on Rohit Sharma's communication style

India captain Rohit Sharma's communication style and forgetfulness has often been a subject of banter between the Indian players and is as famous as his pull shot among the fans. The topic came up in a recent chat between wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant and YouTuber Tamnay Bhatt.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Indians celebrate the birthday of elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha

A large idol of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha sat in the back of an open truck traveling along a busy Mumbai street, dwarfing other objects on the road. Hundreds of devotees walked alongside singing hymns glorifying the god, believed to be the remover of obstacles and the granter of…

Newslaundry

‘Communal riot script…but Dalits target’: Author Ajaz Ashraf on Bhima Koregaon ‘myth’ and media

From official history to popular culture, the Hindutva investment in remaking the past has been all too visible over the last decade. And this attempt to dominate history has opened new flashpoints, such as the one linked to the Battle of Bhima Koregaon.

The Times of India

When the India vs England Test was called off 90 minutes before start in 2021

NEW DELHI: The fifth Test of the Pataudi Trophy between India and England, scheduled at Old Trafford in September 2021, was canceled just 90 minutes before it was to start. A COVID-19 outbreak in the Indian camp, which affected several support staff members, including head coach Ravi Shastri, led to…

The Times of India

India succumb to Japanese juggernaut, finish eighth in Asia Cup basketball

NAGPUR: Indian cagers failed to handle the lightning-fast Japanese squad in the 7-8 classification game, culminating their U-18 Asia Cup campaign with a resounding 50-100 defeat and securing the eighth position in the 16-nation tournament which concluded in Jordan on Monday.

The Times of India

Intercontinental Cup: Syria blank India on way to title

HYDERABAD: Syria, the highest ranked team in the tournament at No. 93, justified their billing as they routed defending champions India 3-0 to lift the Intercontinental Cup at the GMC Balayogi stadium on Monday.

The Times of India

India's chess Olympiad team faces tricky task

India's Olympiad team captain N Srinath will have to make a tricky decision about the board order when he meets the players ahead of the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary, this week.

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