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Eight-Team Women's Emerging Nations Trophy Launched By ICC
Following the resounding success of the Women's World Cup in India, the ICC on Saturday launched a new eight-team global tournament to "promote and expand women's cricket around the world".
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Gautam Gambhir's Bold No.3 Gamble Backfires Early Spotlight Turns Harsher
Washington Sundar's promotion to No. 3 was the headline move of this Test-bolder still because it came at the expense of a specialist batter, Sai Sudharsa
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Day After Delhi Blast, Hate Graffiti Seen At Top Institute In Kolkata
A controversy broke out at a premier institute in Kolkata earlier this week over a communal graffiti. A day after the suicide bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort, some hate graffiti were seen at the Indian Statistical Institute.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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Actor Prakash Raj Appears Before Telangana Probe Team In Betting Apps Case
Actor Prakash Raj on Wednesday appeared before the Special Investigation (SIT) in connection with the ongoing investigation into the alleged promotion of online betting apps.
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India Approves Rs 25,000-Crore Plan To Aid Exporters Hit By US Tariffs
The government on Wednesday approved an Export Promotion Mission (EPM) with an outlay of Rs 25,060 crore for six financial years, beginning this fiscal year, a move which will help exporters deal with high tariffs imposed by the US.
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Aadhaar vs mAadhaar Key Differences Explained
UIDAI has launched a new Aadhaar app for Android and iOS to promote a paperless digital identity experience. Unlike the existing mAadhaar app, which focuses on Aadhaar-related services such as downloading e-Aadhaar and generating Virtual IDs, the new app enables users to store up to five Aadhaar profiles, share digital IDs securely, and use face au...
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Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Google Doodle Features One Of Most Searched Mathematical Equations: What Is It, How Is It Used
Google first introduced this educational Doodle in the US in September and has since expanded it to multiple countries, promoting math learning globally.
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Salem Female Loco Pilots Downgraded In Reviews Over Childcare Leave: Union
Female loco pilots under the Salem rail division who availed maternity or childcare leave were graded as "below average" in their annual performance appraisal report for 2024-25, and this will block their promotion opportunity for three years.
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National Education Day: Celebrating Maulana Abul Kalam Azads Vision For An Educated India
On National Education Day, institutions and organizations like Punjab Police conduct educational activities to promote awareness, traffic rules, and road safety among students.
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All About 'Dark Showering', Unique Bathing Practice To Relax And Reduce Stress
Dark showering involves bathing in complete darkness to heighten sensory experiences and promote relaxation.
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Trump Says US "Getting Close" To Reaching A "Fair Trade Deal" With India
US President Donald Trump said on Monday the United States was getting close to reaching a deal with India that would expand economic and security ties between the two countries, boost US energy exports and promote investments in key US sectors.
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Can Collagen Worsen Type 2 Diabetes? Indian Study From IIT Bombay Suggests Yes
A new study from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) finds that the structural protein collagen I may accelerate disease progression in Type 2 Diabetes by promoting harmful hormone clumps in the pancreas.
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"These Shameless People Are Using You": Sunil Gavaskar's Warning To Indian Women's Team
The Indian women's team has been promised many rewards since it won the ODI World Cup. According to Sunil Gavaskar, some of these promises might never be fulfilled.
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Eight-Team Women's Emerging Nations Trophy Launched By ICC
Following the resounding success of the Women's World Cup in India, the ICC on Saturday launched a new eight-team global tournament to "promote and expand women's cricket around the world".
-
Gautam Gambhir's Bold No.3 Gamble Backfires Early Spotlight Turns Harsher
Washington Sundar's promotion to No. 3 was the headline move of this Test-bolder still because it came at the expense of a specialist batter, Sai Sudharsa
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Day After Delhi Blast, Hate Graffiti Seen At Top Institute In Kolkata
A controversy broke out at a premier institute in Kolkata earlier this week over a communal graffiti. A day after the suicide bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort, some hate graffiti were seen at the Indian Statistical Institute.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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Actor Prakash Raj Appears Before Telangana Probe Team In Betting Apps Case
Actor Prakash Raj on Wednesday appeared before the Special Investigation (SIT) in connection with the ongoing investigation into the alleged promotion of online betting apps.
-
India Approves Rs 25,000-Crore Plan To Aid Exporters Hit By US Tariffs
The government on Wednesday approved an Export Promotion Mission (EPM) with an outlay of Rs 25,060 crore for six financial years, beginning this fiscal year, a move which will help exporters deal with high tariffs imposed by the US.
-
Aadhaar vs mAadhaar Key Differences Explained
UIDAI has launched a new Aadhaar app for Android and iOS to promote a paperless digital identity experience. Unlike the existing mAadhaar app, which focuses on Aadhaar-related services such as downloading e-Aadhaar and generating Virtual IDs, the new app enables users to store up to five Aadhaar profiles, share digital IDs securely, and use face au...
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Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
-
Google Doodle Features One Of Most Searched Mathematical Equations: What Is It, How Is It Used
Google first introduced this educational Doodle in the US in September and has since expanded it to multiple countries, promoting math learning globally.
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Salem Female Loco Pilots Downgraded In Reviews Over Childcare Leave: Union
Female loco pilots under the Salem rail division who availed maternity or childcare leave were graded as "below average" in their annual performance appraisal report for 2024-25, and this will block their promotion opportunity for three years.
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National Education Day: Celebrating Maulana Abul Kalam Azads Vision For An Educated India
On National Education Day, institutions and organizations like Punjab Police conduct educational activities to promote awareness, traffic rules, and road safety among students.
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All About 'Dark Showering', Unique Bathing Practice To Relax And Reduce Stress
Dark showering involves bathing in complete darkness to heighten sensory experiences and promote relaxation.
-
Trump Says US "Getting Close" To Reaching A "Fair Trade Deal" With India
US President Donald Trump said on Monday the United States was getting close to reaching a deal with India that would expand economic and security ties between the two countries, boost US energy exports and promote investments in key US sectors.
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Can Collagen Worsen Type 2 Diabetes? Indian Study From IIT Bombay Suggests Yes
A new study from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) finds that the structural protein collagen I may accelerate disease progression in Type 2 Diabetes by promoting harmful hormone clumps in the pancreas.
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"These Shameless People Are Using You": Sunil Gavaskar's Warning To Indian Women's Team
The Indian women's team has been promised many rewards since it won the ODI World Cup. According to Sunil Gavaskar, some of these promises might never be fulfilled.
