The Hindu - International - 2024-05-02

• New York Police storm Columbia University again; over 100 protesters held
• April’s gross GST takings power past ₹2.1 lakh cr. in new record
• BJP rakes up issue of ‘Odia Asmita’ as part of its election strategy to corner BJD
• Congress leading nation towards second Partition, says Yogi Adityanath
• Payback time for BJP in AGP’s quest for Parliament seats
• Bihar RJD chief’s son quits JD(U) over ties with NDA
• Manipur groups to mark one year of ethnic con ict
• ‘Not facing a tough …ght... this is not my last poll’
• April temperatur­es in east and south India posted record highs; heatwaves to prevail
• Israel’s Likud among foreign parties to witness election
• ‘Our candidates are very good, and we have good coordinati­on among allies’
• Hindutva and caste calculatio­ns overtake issues of drought and backwardne­ss in north Karnataka
• It’s a Yadav vs Yadav contest in ood-prone Madhepura
• PM throws challenge at Cong. for its stand on Muslim quota
• EC brings out protocol on symbol loading units as mandated by top court
• Decision on Amethi, Rae Bareli candidates in 24 hours: Congress
• Particles called quarks hold the key to the nal fate of some stars
• The travails of going to space
• Plastic treaty talks conclude in Ottawa with little progress
• Phones, currency exchange... some businesses capitalise on Taliban rule
• BoJ’s hawkish whispers drowned out by rowdy yen sell-o
• China travel surges for May holiday but consumers remain cautious
• Months after TikTok ban, Nepalese ght in court while nding ways around it
• Finland’s schools turn away from Russian language, culture as Ukraine war drags on
• Ght with Israel has left Lebanon in tatters: Christian leader
• Upbeat India looks to seal the series

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