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A total of 18 wrestlers were selected for the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou, with six wrestlers each in Greco-Roman, men's freestyle and women's freestyle.

The move to lower duties is in total contrast with the mood prevailing in the market which was expecting a duty hike

Cyclone Biparjoy is less than 200 kilometres from the Gujarat coast and its impending landfall on Thursday evening, along with the anticipated heavy rain and storm surge

Insurance penetration remains abysmally low at less than 5% in the country of 1.4 billion people, signaling growth potential for investors

I suspect the government is right and CoWIN is not currently being accessed by hackers. Even so, it seems likely that outsiders have penetrated some aspect of India's digital public infrastructure

NIRF Rankings 2023: In the university category, IISc, Bangalore topped the list followed by Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Three hoops to jump to be convinced that torrid growth will come

The Vivo X90 Pro is an admirable camera-focused smartphone but not an all-rounder since the phone's underwhelming display and unoptimised user interface do not match its premium stance

Indian industry must see R&D as its way of building a future based on proprietary technology

Guidelines for investment advisers should be clear

Lower compliance will help expand the reach of passive funds

India should aim to gain from the change

Clients often fall back into old habits and require motivation to stay on track. Financial planning professionals also provide support during in inevitable setbacks

Inflation remains a worry in the world's fifth-largest economy but, at the moment, no risk is seen for financial sector stability

Inflation remains significantly above the target

India Justice Report points to low priority in state spending