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Umpire Ian Gould says ‘sorry’ to Windies skipper Jason Holder; here’s why
India beat Windies by 10 wickets in the second Test to clinch the series 2-0.
#MeToo changed my definition of abuse: Natalie Portman
The Oscar-winning actor said she wants to help to build a better and different world for her children.
Israel crowns 93-year-old as 'Miss Holocaust Survivor'
Some commentators and survivors worry that the event cheapens the memory of the 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis.
Mukesh Chhabra accused of sexual harassment; he, Anurag react to journalist's claims
A journalist had claimed Anurag told her he will expose the casting director’s ‘misogynistic ways’ amid allegations against him.
World
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Lewinsky affair not abuse of power, Bill Clinton right to not resign: Hillary
Critics have wondered whether power imbalance between a president and intern made it impossible for relationship to be thought consensual.
Defeated Maldives President blames 'disappearing ink' for poll results
A lawyer for the EC, which Yameen accused of colluding with printer to ensure his defeat denied any wrongdoing, including using special ink.
Syria's key border crossings with Jordan, Israel to be reopened
Israel also said the Quneitra crossing with Syria will reopen on Monday to UN observers, four years after it was closed because of fighting.
Business
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Amazon India say services boosting large appliance sales
The bulk of orders for goods such as washing machines and refrigerators came from India’s smaller towns and cities.
India Inc posts over 2 per cent negative growth in exports
Exports in September 2018 were $27.95 billion, as compared to $28.57 billion in September 2017.
Inflation hits 5.13 per cent on hardening of food price
The Reserve Bank uses retail inflation data to set the monetary policy in the country.
Sports
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ATP challenger: Ramkumar exits, Prajnesh in Rd 2
Yuki Bhambri is making a comeback to competitive tennis after knee problems at European Open in Antwerp, Belgium.
Science
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'Vampire burial' of child with malaria discovered
The skeletal remains, uncovered by archaeologists included a skull with a rock intentionally inserted into the mouth.
Russia may resume manned space flights on November 28
Russia still planned to go ahead as planned with its next manned flight to the ISS in December.
International Space Station crew has enough supplies for at least six months
Russia has temporarily suspended all manned space launches after two astronauts made a dramatic emergency landing in Kazakhstan.
Life
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Prince Harry and pregnant Meghan get baby gifts, meet koalas Down Under
This royal couple are on a 16-day tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga.
Hip and knee surgeons to use Apple Watch to monitor patients
Apple has been working on new health initiatives for its users.
HPV vaccination not linked with rise in teen risky sex
HPV infections usually go away on their own, but sometimes they persist and can cause certain cancers.
Relationship
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Here are the six different types of penis men have
Here’s taking a peek at the various kinds of penis there are.
Mums who breastfeed husbands during sex say it’s turn on, ultimate bonding experience
Adult breastfeeding, also called erotic lactation or adult breastfeeding relationships is more common than one might have thought.
4 platforms to keep toddlers engaged
Here are tips for parents to ensure their child’s overall development with these 4 platforms.
Metros
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Police nabs four for allegedly attacking journalist
The police said that the accused were under the influence of alcohol when they tried to hire the preoccupied cab which led to the spat.
Harassed by woman, man ends life
Woman would blackmail him by threatening to file a criminal case against him.
Editors' Picks
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Columns
Nor has the Narendra Modi government been deaf to the needs of the farming community.
Chinese efforts to build a so-called “win-win’”relationship through trade concessions and cooperation on Korea and Afghanistan have clearly failed.
Global warming and climate change have become a part of our lexicon during the past couple of decades.
Colonial rulers in India enacted the OSA in 1889 and later in 1923. But while Britain reformed its law in 1989, India did not.
