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Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir meets Chinese President Xi Jinping day after PM Modi attends SCO summit
02
Sep
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Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir meets Chinese President Xi Jinping day after PM Modi attends SCO summit

Asim Munir is part of Sharif's delegation, which participated in the SCO summit in Tianjin and will attend a grand parade of the Chinese army to be held on Wednesday to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. Beijing: Pakistan's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, held his first meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday, accompanied by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The discussions covered a wide range of issues, including bilateral relations and regional cooperation. The meeting came a day after the SCO summit concluded with a joint declaration condemning the…
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Prasidh Krishna on heated exchange with Joe Root during 5th Test: ‘Don’t know why he reacted that way’
02
Sep
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Prasidh Krishna on heated exchange with Joe Root during 5th Test: ‘Don’t know why he reacted that way’

Prasidh Krishna starred with the ball alongside Mohammed Siraj in the fifth Test against England as he picked 8/188 in the Oval Test that India won by six runs. Krishna had a heated exchange with Joe Root during the fifth Test. New Delhi: Indian pacer Prasidh Kirshna, one of the stand-out performers from the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025, has opened up on his heated exchange with England's star Joe Root during the fifth Test of the series. Krishna and Root were involved in a spat during the Oval Test as they had an exchange of words with each other in a…
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US tariff war pushes India closer to China and Russia, expert warns ‘Americans can’t compete’
02
Sep
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US tariff war pushes India closer to China and Russia, expert warns ‘Americans can’t compete’

These remarks come as Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in bilateral discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin. New Delhi: The United States may be inadvertently driving India closer to China and Russia, potentially fostering a powerful geopolitical alliance, a senior American analyst has warned. Ed Price, a senior Non-Resident Fellow at New York University, cautioned that the tariff war initiated by former President Donald Trump is pushing India into the arms of Beijing and Moscow. According to Price, this shift could lead to the formation of an…
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South Africa register second-biggest win against England in ODI cricket with huge victory at Leeds
02
Sep
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South Africa register second-biggest win against England in ODI cricket with huge victory at Leeds

South Africa handed England a drubbing in the first ODI of their three-match series. The Proteas bowled England out for just 131 and then chased the target down in just 20.5 overs to register their second-biggest win over them in ODI cricket. New Delhi: South Africa mauled England in the first ODI of their three-match series as they registered their second-biggest win (in terms of balls remaining) against the Three Lions. The Proteas chased down the meagre target of 132 in the opening ODI at Headingley, Leeds, with seven wickets in hand and 175 balls to spare. This is South…
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Trump to make surprise announcement from Oval Office days after viral ‘Trump Is Dead’ frenzy on X
02
Sep
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Trump to make surprise announcement from Oval Office days after viral ‘Trump Is Dead’ frenzy on X

The trend followed speculations that Donald Trump was not in the best of his health and he had developed some serious ailments. This came after Trumpโ€™s deputy JD Vance said he was ready to take charge in case of any "terrible tragedy." Washington: US President Donald Trump is set to make an important announcement from the Oval Office. Details of the address, however, remain undisclosed. The timing of Trumpโ€™s address has sparked intense speculation, coming just a day after social media platform X was flooded with the trend โ€œTrump Is Dead,โ€ which was ardent throughout the day. However, amid public…
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First Made-in-India chip presented to PM Modi: Here’s all you need to know about VIKRAM3201
02
Sep
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First Made-in-India chip presented to PM Modi: Here’s all you need to know about VIKRAM3201

According to ISRO, VIKRAM3201 can handle substantial memory and execute complex instructions needed for launching satellites and space vehicles. New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the Semicon India 2025 conclave in the national capital. The three-day conference will focus on advancing a robust, resilient and sustainable semiconductor ecosystem in India. On this occasion, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw presented the first 'Made-in-India' chip to PM Modi. Developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in partnership with the Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL), Chandigarh, the chip has been named VIKRAM3201.ย  All You Need To Know About VIKRAM3201 VIKRAM3201 is the…
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Exclusive: Monty Panesar warns England may rely on part-time spinners amid spin depth concerns in Test cricket
02
Sep
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Exclusive: Monty Panesar warns England may rely on part-time spinners amid spin depth concerns in Test cricket

Monty Panesar warns England may rely on part-time spinners due to a lack of red-ball opportunities. He shares Ashes insights, backs Joe Root for a century in Australia, and urges careful management of Ben Stokes' bowling workload to avoid injury. New Delhi: Former England spinner Monty Panesar has voiced concerns over the national teamโ€™s growing lack of specialist spinners in Test cricket. He warned that England may soon be forced to relyย heavily on part-time options. With frontline spinner Jack Leach being dropped for injury and later, form-related concerns, England moved on to youngsters. Initially, the likes of Rehan Ahmed and…
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Skyscraper Day: 9 unique and surprising facts about the world’s skyscrapers
02
Sep
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Skyscraper Day: 9 unique and surprising facts about the world’s skyscrapers

Skyscraper Day highlights fascinating facts about these architectural wonders, from the first 10-story skyscraper to innovations like high-speed elevators, giant pendulums, and their impact on local weather. New Delhi: As the world celebrates Skyscraper Day, a day dedicated to acknowledging the architectural marvels that define modern skylines, letโ€™s take a moment to delve into some fascinating and lesser-known facts about these towering giants. From their history to the incredible innovations they incorporate, skyscrapers continue to astonish and inspire. Here are nine surprising facts that might just change the way you look at these iconic structures. The first skyscraper was just…
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Realty stock in focus amid this acquisition update – Check details
02
Sep
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Realty stock in focus amid this acquisition update – Check details

The stock has given a strong return of 822 per cent in five years and 62 per cent in three years. However, it has corrected 17 per cent in one year. Mumbai: Shares of EPC firm Man Infraconstruction are in focus today as the firm has shared an update regarding the acquisition of an additional 23 per cent additional partnership interest in subsidiary Starcrete LLP on September 01, 2025. With this, the Quant Mutual Fund-owned real estate company now holds a 98 per cent partnership interest in the company. The company also said that the deal is categorised as a…
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Nasser Hussain cites example of Joe Root, Shubman Gill to explain what’s ‘lacking in international cricket’
02
Sep
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Nasser Hussain cites example of Joe Root, Shubman Gill to explain what’s ‘lacking in international cricket’

Former England cricketer Nasser Hussain highlighted that the number three spot in Test cricket no longer belongs to specialists. He cited examples of Shubman Gill and Joe Root to explain that players these days prefer the number four spot. New Delhi: Indiaโ€™s Test captain Shubman Gill began his red-ball career as an opener, but with Cheteshwar Pujara out of contention, he was moved to number three. Following Virat Kohliโ€™s retirement from Tests, the 25-year-old shifted to number four, a position where he truly came into his own. Gill made an immediate impact, amassing 752 runs in his debut series at…
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