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Pakistan not sending team to India for Asian Fencing Championships

Pakistan has decided not to send its fencers to the Asian Senior Fencing Championships in New Delhi despite receiving an invitation from organisers. The event, being hosted by India for the first time, will feature participants from over 30 countries. Meanwhile, some nations, including Hong Kong and Australia, are facing visa-related issues, though authorities are

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‘His spirit is still there’: Iceland brutally troll England after Lord’s collapse

England’s batting order collapsed spectacularly against New Zealand at Lord’s, being bowled out for just 140. Iceland Cricket humorously commented on the situation, suggesting Zak Crawley’s spirit remained with the team despite his absence from the squad. Harry Brook was the lone fighter with 56 runs.

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DoPT plans IAS mentorship meet at statue of unity on Ekta Diwas

The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has requested states and Union territories to nominate senior and young IAS officers for a mentorship and knowledge-sharing event at the Statue of Unity on Ekta Diwas. This initiative, inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s suggestion, aims to foster engagement and share expertise among civil servants.

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Nepal cricket board apologises as Bhutan’s Choden becomes first-ever to…

Bhutan’s Ritshi Choden became the first woman batter to be timed out in international cricket after taking more than 90 seconds to reach the crease during a T20I against Nepal in the ACC Premier Cup. Nepal’s appeal was upheld, leaving Bhutan 0 for 2. Although the dismissal was legal, Nepal’s cricket board later apologised, saying

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Gulf crisis: IndiGo grounds flights to six overseas destinations amid cost pressures

IndiGo is temporarily halting flights to six international destinations, including Hong Kong and Shanghai, until September 30. This strategic move aims to optimize its network amidst softer travel demand and escalating operating costs. The airline plans to resume services on October 1, contingent on improved market conditions, while maintaining a significant portion of its global

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Why Henry Nowak’s fatal stabbing by a Sikh man could become British Right’s ‘Black Lives Matter’

Like most memes that go viral on social media, it’s derivative and reductive, like a Yuval Harari offering. Whether it’s raining, how one reports said rain, and how one explains why it’s raining depends upon one’s availability heuristic, political leanings, scientific understanding, and even theological beliefs, or lack thereof.

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India, UK Well-Positioned To Build New Future-Oriented Partnership: Jaishankar – ETV Bharat

India, UK Well-Positioned To Build New Future-Oriented Partnership: Jaishankar  ETV Bharat

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‘Enduring strength of Sangh’: Kumar Mangalam Birla lauds RSS for its century of service

Industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla lauded the RSS for its consistent societal and national support, highlighting its enduring strength in service and nation-building. Addressing a training camp, he also spoke of India’s opportune moment amidst global shifts and the transformative impact of AI, stressing the need for national resilience during this critical development phase.

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