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Prince Harry makes first public appearances ‘back on British soil’
His appearances came on a busy day for Britain’s royals, with King Charles hosting a conference for AI leaders amid criticism in a forthcoming book by the brother of his late first wife, Diana
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Semicon India 2026: PM Modi pitches India as trusted chipmaking hub
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Abhishek blazes fastest century in full-member T20s
The 26-year-old hammered 108 off 34 balls, striking nine fours and 11 sixes before falling to Rashid Khan. His hundred eclipsed the previous India record of a 35-ball century set by stalwart Rohit Sharma against Sri Lanka in 2017
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SC raps CBSE for refusing to exempt Class VI from 3-language policy this year
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Asian Games 2026 | Bangladesh advance without playing; Pakistan scrape past Thailand to reach semifinals
Bangladesh will take on the winner of the quarterfinal between India and Japan, due to be played on Friday (September 18, 2026), in the semifinals scheduled for September 20
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FM Nirmala Sitharaman meets Nepalese counterpart Wagle, discusses flood recovery
The duo also discussed measures to strengthen bilateral economic ties and initiatives to enhance connectivity for deepening trade, investments and people-to-people exchanges
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Asian Games 2026 | Japan embracing the occasion of facing India in cricket rather than fearing it
India Women begin their Asian Games campaign against the host on September 18 at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin
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U.S. approves sale of 48 F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia
The State Department has notified Congress about the proposed sale, which would require the approval of U.S. lawmakers
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The new BJP team’s piecemeal reset
Apart from the usual distribution of organisational berths to poll-going States, caste groups, and other demographics of sex and age, the new BJP team reflects the party’s attempts at a reset. Nistula Hebbar reports on how three terms in power have brought both the pieties of the past and anxieties of the future into focus
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Hasan Piker’s Comments Create Headaches for Abdul El-Sayed
Under pressure, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan this week rejected Hasan Piker’s argument that the U.S. has caused more terror than Al Qaeda.