The Hindu (Kolkata) - 2024-04-28

• Levelling up the gaming scene
• Chhattisga­rh communal clash: CBI takes over youth’s murder case one year later
• Cong. leaders ay CPI(M), EC over Lok Sabha poll in Kerala
• Militants kill two CRPF personnel in Manipur
• Rajput test for BJP’s Gujarat sweep bid
• ‘BJP campaign based on fearmonger­ing’
• Gandhis must contest from Amethi, Rae Bareli, says U.P. Congress chief
• ICICI Bank Q4 net climbs 17.4% to 10,708 cr.; total loans in India rise 16.8%
• ‘India set to sign trade deal with Oman to expand its West Asia ties’
• Where shall the poor go for a kidney transplant in Kerala?
• Rocks with evidence of the earth’s magnetic eld discovered
• The many benets of coconut
• China launches rst of the 8 Hangor-class advanced submarines built for Pakistan
• Student protesters dig in as faculty slam university move
• Fraser-McGurk’s blistering knock sets up DC’s triumph over MI
• Bangladesh skipper Nigar excited to revive the rivalry against Harmanpree­t’s India
• SCOREBOARD
• Sunrisers will turn the heat on Super Kings
• Prabir Purkayasth­a on why social control of major scienti c and technologi­cal transition­s is imperative so that technology serves the public good
• THE RACE TO BECOME SUPERHUMAN
• Nobel laureate and molecular biologist Venki Ramakrishn­an discusses why death is inevitable and how techno-fantasies of living forever are scientical­ly unfounded
• Aspiring to be Ambani
• The political commentato­r and founder of All India Independen­t Scheduled Castes Associatio­n says that society wilfully ignores the everyday reality of caste
• QUIZ Easy like Sunday morning
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD NO. 3304
• The way carbon-disciplini­ng is being imposed today is going to a ect poor people and underdevel­oped nations unfairly
• A tree called poetry
• Toiling away
• Lessons we fail to learn

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