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Never saw myself as a white ball specialist: Axar Patel | Cricket News - Times of India

  
The Times of India - 11.27.2021 Original article ›
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Axar Patel says of his 5 wicket haul in India's 1st Test cricket against New Zealand, that he always tries to see to it that he is enjoying his bowling, trying to read the wicket and understand what is happening, how its behaving and plan accordingly.

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Bush Makes Surprise Stop in Afghanistan on Way to India

  
New York Times - 03.02.2006 Original article ›
Elisabeth Bumiller, Elisabeth, Bumiller

India to have muted influence in near-term commodity market

  
Wall Street Journal - 01.09.2006 Original article ›
Patrick Barta, Patrick, Barta

Bulls Are Running to India, Raising Fears of a Bubble

  
New York Times - 04.18.2006 Original article ›
Saritha Rai, Saritha, Rai

GE to Help India Put Dabhol Plant Back in Operation

  
Wall Street Journal - 05.31.2005 Original article ›
John Larkin, John, Larkin, P.R. Venkat, P.R., Venkat

Hyundai Aims to Increase Capacity for Autos in India - WSJ.com

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Wall Street Journal - 09.25.2006 Original article ›
Santanu Choudhury, Santanu, Choudhury

Lack of Attention to Farming Is Catching Up With India

  
New York Times - 02.11.2011 Original article ›
Vikas Bajaj, Vikas, Bajaj

A Cricket Dispute Leads to a Twitter Win in India

  
BusinessWeek - 05.13.2010 Original article ›
Mehul Srivastava, Mehul, Srivastava

Obama Is Not Likely to Push India Hard on Pakistan

  
New York Times - 11.05.2010 Original article ›
Lydia Polgreen, Lydia, Polgreen, Mark Landler, Mark, Landler

Concerns About India Crop Lead to a Sugar-Price Rally

  
Wall Street Journal - 11.18.2010 Original article ›
Caroline Henshaw, Caroline, Henshaw

India and Pakistan Fail to Resolve Glacier Dispute at Talks

  
New York Times - 05.31.2011 Original article ›
Jim Yardley, Jim, Yardley

U.S. Media See a Path to India in China’s Snub

  
New York Times - 05.04.2009 Original article ›
Tim Arango, Tim, Arango

In 2025, India to Pass China in Population, U.S. Estimates

  
New York Times - 12.16.2009 Original article ›
Sam Roberts, Sam, Roberts

GM Is Banking On China and India To Drive Growth

  
Wall Street Journal - 04.17.2007 Original article ›
Joseph B. White, Joseph, B., White, Stephen Power, Stephen, Power

China's Lenovo to Base Its Global Ad Hub in India

  
Wall Street Journal - 07.18.2007 Original article ›
Jane Spencer, Jane, Spencer

Town in India Rocks (No Use to Wonder Why, Babe)

  
New York Times - 06.23.2008 Original article ›
Somini Sengupta, Somini, Sengupta

As the Selling Gets Hot, India Tries to Keep Cool

  
Wall Street Journal - 09.09.2008 Original article ›
Niraj Sheth, Niraj, Sheth, Tariq Engineer, Tariq, Engineer

India Cuts Key Loan Rate in Move to Boost Growth

  
Wall Street Journal - 10.21.2008 Original article ›
Jackie Range, Jackie, Range, Vibhuti Agarwal, Vibhuti, Agarwal

India Fiscal Moves Likely In Effort to Ward Off Slump

  
Wall Street Journal - 12.01.2008 Original article ›
Abhrajit Gangopadhyay, Abhrajit, Gangopadhyay

Union Budget 2023: Nirmala Sitharaman lists 7 priorities

  
The Hindu - 02.01.2023 Original article ›
The Hindu Bureau
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The 7 Priorities listed in India's Budget for April 2023 to March 2024 provide a roadmap for the next 25 years to 2047 when India marks 100 years as an independent nation. These are-Inclusive Development Reaching the last mile, Infrastructure and investment, Unleashing the potential Green growth, Youth power, Financial sector

Reaching the last mile- Gandhi's idea- "Ask yourself if the step you contemplate is of any use to him or her (the poorest and weakest man or woman you have seen), will he or she gain anything by it? Will it restore to him (or her) control of their life and destiny."

A fund will be setup for Agri-startups. A National Digital Library will be set up for children and adolescents and States will be encouraged to setup physical libraries at panchayat and ward levels.

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Russia Has Deployed 97% of Army in Ukraine but Is Struggling to Advance, U.K. Says

  
WSJ - 02.15.2023 Original article ›
Isabel Coles, David Luhnow
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Lack of ammunition on the Ukrainian side. Russia losing huge numbers of casualties as a large part of its army is committed to the war. The sense of a war no side can win. Dysfunctional aspects of foreign policies in Europe that will cost $138 billion to $750 billion to fix by rebuilding damage in Ukraine, money that could have been used in the absence of the conflict to support the action against climate change and in development needs after the pandemic devastated economies of many countries. No country has surplus money after the pandemic- NYT reports today that China is struggling to meet the high health costs of the elderly during the pandemic. India has huge needs in transport, logistics, housing, healthcare. Both India and China lack a system of social security like that of the US and EU countries. 

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Belgian-Briton Zara Rutherford is youngest woman to fly solo around world

  
The Guardian - 01.20.2022 Original article ›
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Nineteen year old Belgian Zara Rutherford becomes the youngest woman to fly solo roundtrip around the world. Her parents are avid pilots and she learned to fly at the age of 14. She took off in a microlight plane Shark Aero on Aug 18 and landed after 52,000 kilometres of flying in Flanders on Jan. 20. She went through UK, Greenland, Americas, Siberia, Southeast Asia, India, Saudi Arabia and Europe. In that journey she went through freezing temperatures over Siberia, smog in India and wildfires over the US northwest.

She plans to study electrical engineering and would like to see more girls taking interest in science and engineering, and in flying planes.

Her approach was bold and straightforward. It was a trip that she thought was- impossible, expensive, complicated, dangerous, a logistical nightmare, so she never thought about it twice. 

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IMF, World Bank Face Deluge of Aid Requests From Developing World

  
WSJ - 04.09.2020 Original article ›
Josh Zumbrun, David Harrison
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About 90 countries are seeking help from the International Monetary Fund, the IMF. And 60 countries are seeking help from the World Bank. The IMF has about $1 trillion to lend. The World Bank has $160 billion to give out. 

The World Bank headed by Mr. Malpass has given India $1 billion for screening, contact tracing and lab diagnostics, to produce personal protective equipment, and set up isolation wards. 

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Apple Scraps Like an Underdog in Second Biggest Mobile Market

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WSJ - 06.22.2017 Original article ›
Newley Purnell, Rajesh Roy In New Delhi, , Tripp Mickle In San Francisco

Govt doubles down on lockdown: To stem flow of migrants, state borders are sealed

  
The Indian Express - 03.29.2020 Original article ›
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India closes state borders and stems the flow of migrants as it tackles the spread of coronavirus. The Home Ministry ordered states to effectively seal their borders. The whole country is in a lockdown and prime minister Modi says this is the only way to tackle coronavirus spread.

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