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Palbinder Kaur Shergill becomes first turbaned Sikh woman to be Canada SC judge
The appointment was made with immediate effect as Justice Shergill replaces Justice EA Arnold-Bailey, who retired on May 31.
Woman gives birth to baby boy with 4 legs in Andhra Pradesh
The birth of the strange boy in Andhra Pradesh sees huge crowds gathering at the hospital
Mumbai teenager dances away to NY ballet school
15-year-old Amiruddin Shah begins four years of training at the prestigious American Ballet Theatre's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School.
Graceful Alia practices classical dance in new Instagram still
She keeps treating her fans with beautiful pictures of hers, by sharing them on Instagram.
World
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India has been a ‘force for good’ in the world: Trump administration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump will meet face-to-face for the first time at the White House today.
American side ready to respond if India raises H-1B visa issue: White House
The official’s remarks come amid growing concerns in India over the crackdown on H-1B visas.
PM begins 3-nation tour; to get red-carpet welcome, dinner with Trump
Modi arrives in the US Capitol on Saturday night on a three-day visit during which he would have a meeting with Trump at the White House.
Business
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Infosys chairman Seshayee announces his retirement
Seshayee said it will be his last AGM before he retires next year in May and plans a smooth transition to his successor.
Infosys will continue to engage with founders: Seshayee
Over the past few months, Infosys has received flak from founders and former employees over alleged governance lapses.
Air India CMD: privatisation hasn't affected AI's growth plans
Air India chairman refused to comment on possibility of privatisation of Air India and Tata group buying a stake.
Sports
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Sri Lanka coach Graham Ford steps down before Zimbabwe series
Ford, who first coached Sri Lanka between 2012 and 2014, rejoined team in February last year, signing a contract until the 2019 World Cup.
Kidambi Srikanth creates history by reaching final of Australian Open
Srikanth becomes only the fifth player in the world to contest three successive Super Series finals.
India vs West Indies 1st ODI: Match abandoned due to heavy rain
Dhawan stroked an assured 87 and featured in an opening stand of 132 with Ajinkya Rahane (62) as the tourists reached 199 for 3 off 39.2.
Science
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Mystery behind "bright night" solved
Scientists have solved the mystery behind an unusual glow that appears in the sky after dark.
NASA completes study of future ‘Ice Giant’ mission concept
NASA plans probe of mysterious ice giants in the outer Solar System.
ISRO’s PSLV-C38 launch: India’s sixth 'eye in the sky' blasts off with 30 nano satellites
In it’s 40th flight, the PSLV rocket, will carry the 712kg Cartosat-2 series satellite and co-passenger satellites together weighing 243kg.
Life
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Part-time magician shows 100 ways of walking
Kevin Parry shows 100 ways to walk and makes for some seriously hilarious viewing
Drug to benefit rare kidney cancer arrives
Savolitinib brings positive effects in patients suffering from the disease.
Relationship
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Puppy pictures for happy marriage!
Study shows pictures of puppies could be the key to a happy relationship
My mother and son are very special, says Amal Sehrawat
During my teenage years, my mother became my best friend and I never felt the need to look for any other best friend.
Metros
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Centre gives approval for Greater Noida International Airport
The civil aviation minister said that Noida International Airport will cater to 30-50 million passengers per year over the next 10-15 years.
Mumbai branch of DRI arrests 1, recovers gold, dark metallic powder
Bala Murugan Pillai, a real estate agent, waiting outside the cargo complex to receive gold was apprehended by the DRI on Saturday.
Delhi Police arrests man for cheating more than 2000 people in tourism scam
The company made false claims of providing tour packages for 12 nights a year in 5-star hotels with air-tickets for 20 yrs post membership.
Editors' Picks
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Columns
In lieu of a few hundred US jobs lost, their ancillaries will retain thousands.
For Muslims who live in and around Finsbury Park, the attack was not a surprise.
Consider, that the most vocal protests against GST have come from dry fruit traders, cloth merchants and jewellery makers.
The vast majority of British voters under the age of 40 opted for Labour.
