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Opinion | Rafi Songs To Roti, Brunei's Deep Cultural Connect With India
While it's heartening to see the influence of Indian culture in Brunei even before Prime Minister Modis visit, India must further engage with this small yet affluent nation to enhance its strategic position in the region.
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Opinion | Dilli To Dili: India's 'Acting East' In East Timor
When President Draupadi Murmu received the Grand Collar of the Order of Timor-Leste, the newest Asian country's highest honour, from her counterpart Jose Ramos-Horta on August 10, a new chapter was written in India's foreign policy.
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Exclusive: Taiwan Olympic Legend Finds Her Life Story In Aamir Khan's 'Dangal'
"When I watched Dangal with Chinese subtitles a few years ago, I noticed an uncanny resemblance between the wrestlers' father and my own," says Chen Shih-hsin, Taiwan's first-ever Olympic gold medallist.
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Calcutta Chromosome: Golf's Return to Olympics
Kolkata-born Margaret Ives Abbott had not only taken part at the 1900 Paris Olympics, but inconspicuously went on to win the gold medal as well. Her incredible story had quite a few interesting twists
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Rugby World Cup: All Blacks, in Pursuit of Immortality
Unlike their cricketing counterparts, the Black Caps, the All Blacks will be defending their rugby World Cup crown against their arch-rivals, the Wallabies, who too are two-time former champions.
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Did You Know 1979 Cricket World Cup Final Saw Nine Ducks and a Viv Richards Ton, Too?
The history of cricket World Cup is full of twists and turns. When the tournament started, West Indies were simply unbeatable till India stopped the mighty Caribbeans in 1983. Suvam Pal's book "World Cup Trivia", published by Harper Collins is simply breathtaking.
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Opinion | Rafi Songs To Roti, Brunei's Deep Cultural Connect With India
While it's heartening to see the influence of Indian culture in Brunei even before Prime Minister Modis visit, India must further engage with this small yet affluent nation to enhance its strategic position in the region.
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Opinion | Dilli To Dili: India's 'Acting East' In East Timor
When President Draupadi Murmu received the Grand Collar of the Order of Timor-Leste, the newest Asian country's highest honour, from her counterpart Jose Ramos-Horta on August 10, a new chapter was written in India's foreign policy.
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Exclusive: Taiwan Olympic Legend Finds Her Life Story In Aamir Khan's 'Dangal'
"When I watched Dangal with Chinese subtitles a few years ago, I noticed an uncanny resemblance between the wrestlers' father and my own," says Chen Shih-hsin, Taiwan's first-ever Olympic gold medallist.
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Calcutta Chromosome: Golf's Return to Olympics
Kolkata-born Margaret Ives Abbott had not only taken part at the 1900 Paris Olympics, but inconspicuously went on to win the gold medal as well. Her incredible story had quite a few interesting twists
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Rugby World Cup: All Blacks, in Pursuit of Immortality
Unlike their cricketing counterparts, the Black Caps, the All Blacks will be defending their rugby World Cup crown against their arch-rivals, the Wallabies, who too are two-time former champions.
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Did You Know 1979 Cricket World Cup Final Saw Nine Ducks and a Viv Richards Ton, Too?
The history of cricket World Cup is full of twists and turns. When the tournament started, West Indies were simply unbeatable till India stopped the mighty Caribbeans in 1983. Suvam Pal's book "World Cup Trivia", published by Harper Collins is simply breathtaking.
