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Estimates show 'upside potential' for economy: CEA
Irdai approves Bharti AXA-ICICI Lombard deal
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Choti Sardarni: Kulwant and Pathak join handsArjun Patel remembers his cricket partner, Ashiesh Roy
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Sports News
'Dangerously close': Indian, Russian satellites just metres away in space
Nitish erupts as Tejashwi rakes up old allegations
US offers $5m reward for info on 26/11 plotterAn official statement by US Rewards for Justice program read, "Sajid Mir, a senior member of the Pakistan-based foreign terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), is wanted for his involvement in the November 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India. The Rewards for Justice program is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction in any country of Sajid Mir for his role in these attacks."
Iran scientist linked to nuclear program killed
Eye on China, India to help Vietnamese military
10 vaccines by mid-yr: Global pharma group head
Signs of revival as GDP contraction slows to 7.5%India's gross domestic product (GDP) for the second quarter ended September 30 contracted by 7.5 per cent, government data showed on Friday. However, this pace of contraction is considerably slower than the slump of 23.9 per cent in the previous quarter.
K'taka CM's political secretary attempts suicideN R Santosh, the political secretary to chief minister BS Yediyurappa, is said to have attempted suicide at his Dollars Colony residence in Bengaluru on Friday.
How soccer's top coach kills the game to win itPrioritise cussedness at the back over flair at the front is Jose Mourinho's blueprint for his clubs he feels lack all-round completeness. A year since taking over at Spurs, he's pierced his claws deep into the team's spine, and moulded them to play "his way". 
Nivar: 4 killed in TN; Centre, state announce relief
Our body language was disappointing: Virat KohliIndia skipper Virat Kohli questioned his team's body language after the opening ODI loss to Australia and said Hardik not being fit to bowl is affecting the side's balance as he doesn't have enough all-rounders at his disposal. India made a dismal start to their tour of Australia, losing the first ODI by 66 runs, chasing a mammoth 375-run target after Finch and Smith smashed hundreds for the hosts.
Farmers enter Delhi as stir continues: Key points
US, Taiwan plan to counter China’s Belt and Road
Live: Delhi reports 5,482 new Covid cases
BJP picks Sushil Modi for Bihar RS byelectionBJP has picked Sushil Modi for Rajya Sabha by-elections from Bihar. Modi's election to the Upper House is all but certain as the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance has a majority in the state assembly. Election to the seat is due for December 14 if the rival alliance led by the RJD decides to contest.
India vs Pakistan: A tale of two economies
1st ODI: Australia beat India despite Hardik showHardik Pandya's (90 off 76 balls) career-best effort wasn't good enough to compensate for a forgettable bowling effort as India slumped to a 66-run defeat against Australia in the 1st ODI. Virat Kohli's men started exactly on a note they wouldn't have liked, giving away 374 runs in 50 overs. For Australia, Aaron Finch (114 off 124) and Steve Smith (105 off 66) scored contrasting hundreds.
In SC, Centre blames Delhi govt for Covid surgeIn its affidavit, filed before the top court, MHA said “while there were regular advertisements on achievements of Delhi Government, including on dengue prevention and control, no ads on Covid appropriate behaviour were to be seen. The people, at large, were also not apprised about this through regular outreach measures”.
'Under PM, India's economy in recession 1st time'
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