The Hindu - International - 2024-05-01

• ‘Sole objective of fighting this election is to save and redeem the soul of the nation’
• Trinamool faces brunt of BJP attack on Congress leader’s Bengal home turf
• Congress elds Raj Babbar from Gurgaon; ex-Minister hints at in ghting in State unit
• Tejashwi accuses BJP of protecting Prajwal Revanna
• Kerala BJP su“ers damage over disclosure by Sobha Surendran on Jayarajan issue
• Turnout data update without total voter count leads to row
• CBI chargeshee­t notes Manipur govt. did not sanction charges of ‘enmity’
• SC raps Uttarakhan­d licensing authority in Patanjali case
• Summons to Revanth another nail in co n of fair polls: Congress
• Splitting of parties, clan prestige loom large ahead of Phase 3 in Maharashtr­a
• Delimitati­on, indigenous identity, and minority votes may inuence Assam’s last phase of voting
• For Muslims in Maharashtr­a, Uddhav’s Sena emerges as ‘right choice’
• A.P. crash: Railways had no voice recording facility at train stations
• Microbes, not fossil fuels, produced most new methane: study
• Shivering produces heat to keep you warm
• Britain starts physical checks on fresh food imports from the EU
• Tesla’s bid to launch self-driving cars in China pushes rivals to race ahead
• Strained Chinese cities struggle to pay home buying subsidies
• Asia’s rst spot bitcoin, ether ETFs begin trading in Hong Kong
• UN chief calls for ‘independen­t’ probe into mass graves in Gaza
• German law to clean up supply chains triggers fears of industrial regression
• U.S. military ships work on ‚oating platform o
• Gaza coast to deliver aid
• The eye is bored by repetition; bowlers need help

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