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The Hindu Paris Olympics: Afghan sprinter Yousoufi tells girls not to let others make decisions for them
Competing in her third Olympics — Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo — Yousofi finished with a time of 13.42 seconds, slower than the 13.29 three years ago.
The Hindu NSS volunteers will build 150 houses for landslides-hit people in Wayanad: Minister
NSS will initiate long-term relief works in the affected areas and provide expert counselling to people to overcome trauma
The Hindu Citing The Hindu’s fact-check on Amit Shah’s speech, Congress moves privilege motion
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh writes to Rajya Sabhha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar citing the report, which he says clearly illustrates that the Home Minister ‘misled’ the House
The Hindu Telangana govt. releases job calendar for 20 exams to be held in a year
BRS demands declaration of vacancies as well; Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu made a statement in the Assembly
The Hindu Paris Olympics: Indians in action on August 3, 2024 — Day 8
Manu Bhaker will be seen in action in the final of the 25m pistol event and she will be aiming for a hat-trick of medals at the Paris Olympics
The Hindu C. G. Rajagopal passes away
The Hindu Slain Hamas leader Haniyeh’s funeral held in Qatar as worries of regional war mount
From Morocco to Iran, demonstrators took to the streets in a show of support for Haniyeh
The Hindu AP CRDA decides to seek Singapore government’s help for construction of Amaravati
The Municipal Administration Minister says annuity and pensions will be paid to farmers, who have given lands for Amaravati, for five more years but at the current rates
The Hindu Simone Biles is back — as good as or even better than ever
The diminutive dynamo dazzled at the 2016 Rio Games, winning gold in all-around, vault, floor exercise and team events.
The Hindu T.N. will pay for higher education of government school students enrolling in prestigious institutions, says Stalin
He says the government will also bear the initial cost of travel for the students who have been admitted to prestigious institutions in other countries. So far this year, 447 students from State-run schools have secured admission to institutions in India and abroad
