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WTC Final: 'Hopefully I don't get dropped too much ', says ton-up Head

Australian batter Travis Head is hoping he doesn't get dropped too much in the future after his impressive batting display against India on Day 1 of the World Test Championship Final at the Oval

NIA arrests close aide of foreign operatives of pro-Khalistan terrorists

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday said that they have arrested a close aide of two foreign-based operatives of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF)

NASA's Parker Solar Probe detects fine structure of source of solar wind

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has flown close enough to the sun to detect the fine structure of the solar wind close to where it is generated at the sun's surface

IOA calls wrestling trials 'much-needed break' for 2500 participants

IOA has called the open selection trials of U-15 and U-20 wrestlers a 'fair and transparent' affair, and a 'much-needed break' for the 2500 participants

MPC won't cut repo rate anytime soon, not before US Fed, says experts

The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will not revise downwards the repo rate anytime soon and that too not ahead of the US Federal Reserve, said economists

Karnataka BJP holds meeting to introspect on Assembly election defeat

Karnataka BJP party is holding a series of day-long meetings on Thursday to introspect the humiliating defeat in the recently concluded Assembly polls

OpenAI not training GPT-5 for now, will take a lot of time: Sam Altman

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the creator of AI chatbot ChatGPT, has said that the company is not presently training GPT5 -- the successor to GPT4

New gen ballistic missile 'Agni Prime' successfully flight-tested by DRDO

The Defence Minister, Rajnath Singh congratulated DRDO and the Armed Forces for the success as well as the copy-book performance of the 'Agni Prime'

Manipur rights panel asks govt to consider restoration of internet services

The complaint called it a "human rights violation"

Maharashtra: A day after violence, Kolhapur calm but edgy; 36 booked

The Internet services for the town, which have been suspended since Tuesday night, shall remain cut-off till midnight (June 8-9) tonight to prevent rumour mongering by vested elements

Nasa to invest $45mn in small biz to develop tech for future missions

For first-round funding, Nasa selected 300 proposals from 249 small businesses and 39 research institutions

TMC MLA threatens to restrict movement of central agencies in Bengal

"Actually, Trinamool Congress is nothing better than a gutter and anyone getting in the gutter gets acclimatised to its ambience," BJP leader said

Leave fascination for chair: Randhawa to senior Rajasthan Cong leaders

He said, "There cannot be a cutoff edge in politics. Congress is a party, which gives opportunity to the youth. Congress runs with experienced elderly leaders and youth"

Bayron Biswas moving to TMC will not impact Congress-Left alliance: CPI(M)

"It is unfortunate that some elected representatives are turning out to be political turncoats even after being elected by people"

Reconciliation with Sachin Pilot is permanent: Rajasthan CM Gehlot

After a patch up meeting held in Delhi recently, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for the first time has reacted, and said that 'reconciliation with Sachin Pilot is permanent'.

Protesting farmers give ultimatum to Haryana govt, warn of massive rally

A day earlier, the arrested farm leaders were produced before a court that remanded them to a 14-day judicial custody

Will evaluate each case: Trudeau on Indian students facing deportation

"We recognise the immense contributions international students bring to our country, and we remain committed to supporting victims of fraud as we evaluate each case," Trudeau said

Case against ex-Italian PM Conte over mismanagement of pandemic, dropped

In their defence, Conte and Speranza have always maintained of acting in accordance with the available scientific data and the opinions of experts

Pursuing solution for Indian students fearing deportation: Canada minister

The Canadian minister was categorically clear in saying that the innocent victims (students) will be given every opportunity to have their case considered fairly

US Justice Dept informs Trump he's a target in classified documents probe

Often a notification that a person is a target is a strong sign an indictment could follow, but it is possible the recipient is not ultimately charged