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Asian Games tennis row deepens as AITA rebuts SAI's omission allegation
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has rejected claims it failed to submit the names of excluded Asian Games tennis players to the IOA, with TimesofIndia.com accessing a July 3 letter seeking their inclusion. AITA argued event-specific selections would maximise medal prospects, but the Sports Ministry has stood by its strict Asia-ranking criteria despite criticism from ex-player Rohan Bopanna.
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Postpone Census to first hold tripartite talks on NRC, citizenship issues: Manipur civil society groups
Some Meitei, Naga groups oppose Census process, call for NRC-type exercise first; must use 1951 Census data to identify “original Indian citizens” in the State, they say, expressing concerns about migration from Myanmar
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Islam Makhachev makes bold Volkanovski prediction ahead of UFC 333 title fight
Islam Makhachev believes Movsar Evloev has a strong chance to beat Alexander Volkanovski at UFC 333. He pointed to Evloev’s youth and said Volkanovski is no longer at his peak. Volkanovski, meanwhile, has admitted a poor showing could make him consider retirement. The title fight is scheduled for October 24 at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi.
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17 NEHS ‘Employee Mitra’ helpdesks to be set up at super-specialty hospitals in Hyderabad
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Is Mike Vrabel missing Stefon Diggs - New England Patriots coach’s “not very deep” comment raises questions about AJ Brown’s importance
Coach Mike Vrabel of the New England Patriots has pointed out the team’s critical lack of depth, igniting a conversation regarding player significance and roster dynamics. With numerous recent player changes, Vrabel elaborated that his focus lies in developing late-round draft picks and backup talent. The Patriots are determined to bolster their team’s resilience in anticipation of the new season.
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‘Incredibly emotional’: Anaya Bangar gets CA nod for women’s cricket, eyes WBBL
Anaya Bangar can play elite women's cricket in Australia starting March 2027. Cricket Australia confirmed her eligibility under its inclusion policy. This decision offers a pathway to the Women's Big Bash League. She must still earn a franchise contract through her performances. Her journey offers a potential path for transgender athletes in sports.
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'Will defend interests': China puts US on notice after new sanctions on Iran
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CWMA asks Karnataka to release at a rate of 9,000 cusecs a day for next 15 days
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Bandi Sanjay marks UPI’s 10th anniversary with digital payment in Karimnagar
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Keerthana announces new industrial parks and accommodation for more than 2,500 SIPCOT workers
The accommodation for the workers of the industrial units at the SIPCOT Industrial Park at Gangaikondan will be built by Tamil Nadu Industrial Housing Private Limited with public and private participation, the Minister for Industries says in the Tamil Nadu Assembly
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UP RERA offers 4-month extension to projects hit by Middle East disruptions
Uttar Pradesh RERA has provided a four-month extension for eligible real estate projects, taking into consideration the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and its repercussions on the industry. This newfound leeway allows project registration validity and completion deadlines to be extended until October 2026. Automatic extensions will be granted to qualifying projects post-verification; however, those with Completion or Occupancy Certificates are excluded from this relief.
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50-bed critical care unit inaugurated at Government General Hospital in Khammam
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NASA’s $4 billion Roman telescope to map 2 billion galaxies and uncover secrets of the universe
This Sunday marks the launch of Nasa's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a groundbreaking observatory aimed at enhancing our understanding of dark energy and dark matter in the universe. Additionally, it will explore exoplanets beyond our solar system. By conducting expansive wide-field surveys, it will work alongside Hubble and James Webb to map billions of galaxies and cosmic structures, promising exciting advancements in astronomical research.
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Blue-coloured foetus in ad prompts action against IVF centre in Rajasthan
As blue colour is associated with a male child, the Health Department views this as a prima facie indication of promoting sex selection services, says Principal Medical and Health Secretary Gayatri Rathore
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Environmentalists write to Supreme Court committee about ‘inadequate’ public consultation on Aravallis
As the August 31 deadline for the committee approaches, conservationists have urged the panel to seek more time, broaden the consultation process, involve independent experts, listen to rural and adivasi communities and include knowledgeable local citizens in field visits
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Pilar Sanders on Deion Sanders: Marriage, divorce and custody battle insights
In 1999, Pilar and Deion Sanders exchanged vows and became parents to three children. Their journey was captured in a reality show until Deion sought divorce in 2011. This triggered a fierce custody battle enveloped in legal turmoil and, at one point, led to Pilar serving time in jail. The divorce, finalized in 2013, enforced child support. Their highly scrutinized personal conflicts remain a defining chapter of their story.
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CM wants officials to expedite land acquisition for Musi project
He favours land pooling policy
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