Shahid Latif is shot dead by unknown assailants in Pakistan's Sialkot. Shahid Latif was the mastermind behind the Pathankot attack. He was one of India's most wanted terrorists.

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The Indian Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has unveiled a promising outlook for India's space economy, forecasting it to reach $44 billion by 2033, a remarkable surge from the current $8.4 billion.&nbsp;

With India accounting for just 2 per cent of the global space market, IN-SPACe aims to significantly enhance its position, targeting 8 per cent of the worldwide market share by 2033, including $11 billion in exports over the next decade.&nbsp;

Pawan Goenka, Chairman of IN-SPACe, shared these insights during the recent presentation, emphasising the potential for India's space ecosystem.&nbsp;

These projections also align with IN-SPACe's goal to increase domestic market share to $33 billion and export share to $11 billion by 2033, requiring an estimated $22 billion in investments over the next 10 years.&nbsp;

According to reports, to achieve this visionary target, IN-SPACe's comprehensive approach centres around ten key strategic capabilities, encompassing demand generation, earth observation, communication and navigation platforms, research and development, and international collaboration, among others .This multifaceted strategy seeks to fortify India's position in the global space economy while promoting participation from non-governmental entities.&nbsp;

Furthermore, IN-SPACe has outlined its vision for a specialised launch centre dedicated to small satellites within the private sector, expected to become operational in Tuticorin within two years. Although Isro's rockets won't launch from this centre due to its smaller scale compared to the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, it marks a significant step toward supporting private sector involvement in space activities.&nbsp;

IN-SPACe's grand vision extends to strengthening the NavIC constellation and expanding its market reach in the Indian Ocean Region. It also focuses on enhancing India's space education and skill transfer programs to nurture talent and expertise. The establishment of a space outreach wing will further assess value propositions, prioritise sectors, and boost awareness within the space ecosystem.&nbsp;

These initiatives are part of IN-SPACe's comprehensive strategy to shape India's space economy and solidify its standing on the global stage. &nbsp;

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The Indian Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has unveiled a promising outlook for India's space economy, forecasting it to reach $44 billion by 2033, a remarkable surge from the current $8.

The Indian Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has unveiled a promising outlook for India's space economy, forecasting it to reach $44 billion by 2033, a remarkable surge from the current $8.4 billion. With India accounting for just 2 per cent of the global space market, IN-SPACe aims to significantly enhance its position, targeting 8 per cent of the worldwide market share by 2033, including $11 billion in exports over the next decade. Pawan Goenka, Chairman of IN-SPACe, shared these insights during the recent presentation, emphasising the potential for India's space ecosystem. These projections also align with IN-SPACe's goal to increase domestic market share to $33 billion and export share to $11 billion by 2033, requiring an estimated $22 billion in investments over the next 10 years. According to reports, to achieve this visionary target, IN-SPACe's comprehensive approach centres around ten key strategic capabilities, encompassing demand generation, earth observation, communication and navigation platforms, research and development, and international collaboration, among others .This multifaceted strategy seeks to fortify India's position in the global space economy while promoting participation from non-governmental entities. Furthermore, IN-SPACe has outlined its vision for a specialised launch centre dedicated to small satellites within the private sector, expected to become operational in Tuticorin within two years. Although Isro's rockets won't launch from this centre due to its smaller scale compared to the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, it marks a significant step toward supporting private sector involvement in space activities. IN-SPACe's grand vision extends to strengthening the NavIC constellation and expanding its market reach in the Indian Ocean Region. It also focuses on enhancing India's space education and skill transfer programs to nurture talent and expertise. The establishment of a space outreach wing will further assess value propositions, prioritise sectors, and boost awareness within the space ecosystem. These initiatives are part of IN-SPACe's comprehensive strategy to shape India's space economy and solidify its standing on the global stage. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India's space economy set to soar to $44 billion by 2033: IN-SPACe chairman 

This year's Hurun India Rich List has a notable addition - Twenty-year-old Kaivalya Vohra, the youngest self-made entrepreneur. His venture, Zepto, co-founded with Aadit Palicha, holds the distinguished title of India's first unicorn of 2023.

Notably, Zepto's meteoric rise is further underscored by its recognition in LinkedIn's 2023 Top 20 Indian Startups List, where it has claimed the top spot, cementing its status as a burgeoning leader in the Indian startup ecosystem.

The Founders

At the heart of Zepto's remarkable journey are the founders, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra. Hailing from Mumbai, Aadit Palicha took a divergent path from his Stanford University studies, opting to co-found Zepto. His entrepreneurial acumen is not a recent development; Aadit's journey began at the age of 17 when he founded Gopool. He has also made waves in the realm of artificial intelligence, notably through his project Pryvasee.

Similarly, Kaivalya Vohra, Zepto's Chief Technology Officer, also forsook his studies at Stanford University to embark on this entrepreneurial journey. Their collective efforts propelled Zepto onto the esteemed Hurun India's Future Unicorn Index in 2022.

Zepto's journey

Zepto's journey is a compelling narrative of resilience and adaptability. It started its odyssey as Kiranakart, collaborating with local grocery stores to address the soaring demand for swift delivery of essential items, a need magnified by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. In November 2021, the company secured $60 million in funding, and the promise of delivering groceries in just 10 minutes elevated its valuation to $570 million. May 2022 marked a watershed moment when Zepto secured $200 million in funding, catapulting its valuation to an impressive $900 million. Zepto further solidified its unicorn status by raising $200 million in a Series E round of funding, attaining a valuation of $1.4 billion. This achievement made Zepto India's first unicorn of 2023.

Future outlook

Looking ahead, Zepto is poised for further expansion, with plans to add 40% more dark stores in the coming year while reducing the time for these stores to turn profitable. The company also harbors aspirations of achieving EBITDA positivity within the next 12 to 15 months while sustaining its impressive growth trajectory.

However, as with any entrepreneurial journey, challenges lie on the horizon. These include the need for continuous funding to fuel their ambitious growth plans and the perpetual quest to maintain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving quick commerce market.

Zepto's journey is a testament to the agility and innovation embedded in the core of India's startup landscape. Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra's foray into the grocery delivery market serves as an inspiration, illustrating the boundless potential of founders who navigate the dynamic world of startups.

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This year's Hurun India Rich List has a notable addition - Twenty-year-old Kaivalya Vohra, the youngest self-made entrepreneur. His venture, Zepto, co-founded with Aadit Palicha, holds the distinguished title of India's first unicorn of 2023.

This year's Hurun India Rich List has a notable addition - Twenty-year-old Kaivalya Vohra, the youngest self-made entrepreneur. His venture, Zepto, co-founded with Aadit Palicha, holds the distinguished title of India's first unicorn of 2023. Notably, Zepto's meteoric rise is further underscored by its recognition in LinkedIn's 2023 Top 20 Indian Startups List, where it has claimed the top spot, cementing its status as a burgeoning leader in the Indian startup ecosystem. The Founders At the heart of Zepto's remarkable journey are the founders, Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra. Hailing from Mumbai, Aadit Palicha took a divergent path from his Stanford University studies, opting to co-found Zepto. His entrepreneurial acumen is not a recent development; Aadit's journey began at the age of 17 when he founded Gopool. He has also made waves in the realm of artificial intelligence, notably through his project Pryvasee. Similarly, Kaivalya Vohra, Zepto's Chief Technology Officer, also forsook his studies at Stanford University to embark on this entrepreneurial journey. Their collective efforts propelled Zepto onto the esteemed Hurun India's Future Unicorn Index in 2022. Zepto's journey Zepto's journey is a compelling narrative of resilience and adaptability. It started its odyssey as Kiranakart, collaborating with local grocery stores to address the soaring demand for swift delivery of essential items, a need magnified by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. In November 2021, the company secured $60 million in funding, and the promise of delivering groceries in just 10 minutes elevated its valuation to $570 million. May 2022 marked a watershed moment when Zepto secured $200 million in funding, catapulting its valuation to an impressive $900 million. Zepto further solidified its unicorn status by raising $200 million in a Series E round of funding, attaining a valuation of $1.4 billion. This achievement made Zepto India's first unicorn of 2023. Future outlook Looking ahead, Zepto is poised for further expansion, with plans to add 40% more dark stores in the coming year while reducing the time for these stores to turn profitable. The company also harbors aspirations of achieving EBITDA positivity within the next 12 to 15 months while sustaining its impressive growth trajectory. However, as with any entrepreneurial journey, challenges lie on the horizon. These include the need for continuous funding to fuel their ambitious growth plans and the perpetual quest to maintain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving quick commerce market. Zepto's journey is a testament to the agility and innovation embedded in the core of India's startup landscape. Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra's foray into the grocery delivery market serves as an inspiration, illustrating the boundless potential of founders who navigate the dynamic world of startups. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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A recent analysis published by Barclays Plc has revealed that India needs to achieve an annual economic growth rate of 8 per cent to outpace China and become the leading contributor to the global economy,

The study emphasises the necessity for substantial investment, particularly in traditional sectors such as mining, utilities, transportation, and storage, which are believed to have significant ripple effects on the broader economy. &nbsp;

According to The Economic Times, Barclays' senior economist in Mumbai, Rahul Bajoria, notes that these sectors have been overlooked in favour of newer industries like telecommunications and digital technology in recent years. Consequently, there is a pressing need for increased investments in these traditional areas, particularly from the government, to address capacity constraints.&nbsp;

"Higher investment, especially in traditional sectors, should also have a positive impact on employment and household income, which is likely to be a key deliverable of the economic growth story pursued by policymakers," The Economic Times quotes Bajoria as saying while emphasising on the broader benefits of higher investment.&nbsp;

This suggests that not only would such investment stimulate economic growth, but it would also have a direct impact on improving the livelihoods of the Indian population.&nbsp;

Furthermore, the analysis from Barclays underscores that India had experienced an average economic growth rate of around 8 per cent from 2005 to 2010, a pace that could potentially be regained after the upcoming general elections, provided the new government aims for such a growth rate while maintaining macroeconomic stability. &nbsp;

With an ambitious goal of 8 per cent growth, India could be in a position to become a prominent contributor to global economic growth and reduce the gap with China.&nbsp;

According to Barclays, China's contribution to the global gross domestic product is estimated at approximately 26 per cent in&nbsp;the five-year period leading up to 2028, while India's contribution stands at an estimated 16 per cent , assuming a GDP growth rate of 6.1 per cent over&nbsp;the same period. Achieving 8 per cent growth could bring India's contribution much closer to China's.&nbsp;

In alignment with the analysis from Barclays, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently released a report on India's economic outlook, raising its growth forecast for the fiscal year 2024 from 6.1 per cent to 6.3 per cent. Reports suggest this upward revision reflects a "stronger-than-expected consumption during April-June," indicating positive signs for India's economic performance.&nbsp;

However, while the Indian government has been increasing infrastructure spending in recent years, reports indicate that allocating a record 10 trillion rupees in the current fiscal year through March 2024, it is unlikely to maintain such a robust pace of investment in capital projects.

This shift towards private sector involvement in investment has been echoed by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. This implies that India's journey to 8 per cent annual growth will require both public and private sector collaboration and strategic investments in crucial sectors. &nbsp;

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A recent analysis published by Barclays Plc has revealed that India needs to achieve an annual economic growth rate of 8 per cent to outpace China and become the leading contributor to the global economy, The study emphasises the necessity for substantial investment, particularly in traditional sectors such as mining, utilities, transportation, and storage, which are believed to have significant ripple effects on the broader economy.

A recent analysis published by Barclays Plc has revealed that India needs to achieve an annual economic growth rate of 8 per cent to outpace China and become the leading contributor to the global economy, The study emphasises the necessity for substantial investment, particularly in traditional sectors such as mining, utilities, transportation, and storage, which are believed to have significant ripple effects on the broader economy. According to The Economic Times, Barclays' senior economist in Mumbai, Rahul Bajoria, notes that these sectors have been overlooked in favour of newer industries like telecommunications and digital technology in recent years. Consequently, there is a pressing need for increased investments in these traditional areas, particularly from the government, to address capacity constraints. "Higher investment, especially in traditional sectors, should also have a positive impact on employment and household income, which is likely to be a key deliverable of the economic growth story pursued by policymakers," The Economic Times quotes Bajoria as saying while emphasising on the broader benefits of higher investment. This suggests that not only would such investment stimulate economic growth, but it would also have a direct impact on improving the livelihoods of the Indian population. Furthermore, the analysis from Barclays underscores that India had experienced an average economic growth rate of around 8 per cent from 2005 to 2010, a pace that could potentially be regained after the upcoming general elections, provided the new government aims for such a growth rate while maintaining macroeconomic stability. With an ambitious goal of 8 per cent growth, India could be in a position to become a prominent contributor to global economic growth and reduce the gap with China. According to Barclays, China's contribution to the global gross domestic product is estimated at approximately 26 per cent in the five-year period leading up to 2028, while India's contribution stands at an estimated 16 per cent , assuming a GDP growth rate of 6.1 per cent over the same period. Achieving 8 per cent growth could bring India's contribution much closer to China's. In alignment with the analysis from Barclays, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently released a report on India's economic outlook, raising its growth forecast for the fiscal year 2024 from 6.1 per cent to 6.3 per cent. Reports suggest this upward revision reflects a "stronger-than-expected consumption during April-June," indicating positive signs for India's economic performance. However, while the Indian government has been increasing infrastructure spending in recent years, reports indicate that allocating a record 10 trillion rupees in the current fiscal year through March 2024, it is unlikely to maintain such a robust pace of investment in capital projects. This shift towards private sector involvement in investment has been echoed by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. This implies that India's journey to 8 per cent annual growth will require both public and private sector collaboration and strategic investments in crucial sectors. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India needs 8 pc economic growth to rival China's global dominance: Barclays

Host India take on Afghanistan on Wednesday at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi looking to make it two wins in two matches at the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup. 1996 World Cup winning coach and WION's Cricket expert Dav Whatmore breaks down the key battles that could decide the clash.

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Hurun India & 360 One Wealth today released their 2023 rich list for India. The list makes for an interesting read. India’s rich cumulatively hold wealth worth rupees 108 lakh crore. That's about 1.3 trillion dollars. India gained 2 new billionaires every three weeks in 2022.

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Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO, faces over 100 cyber-attacks daily. With the risk of cyber-attacks being much higher in rocket technology, the chairman of ISRO has said that India's space agency faces more than 100 cyber attacks on a daily basis. Interestingly the possibility of cyber attacks is much higher in rocket technology.

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Indian National Congress stands firm with Palestinians. Congress party has reiterated its support for Palestinians in a recent resolution passed on Oct 9.

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PKL Auction 2023 full&nbsp;players list:&nbsp;Auction for Season 10 of Pro Kabaddi League auction is a two-day affair that started on Monday (Oct 9) and&nbsp;ended today (Oct 10).

More than 500 players have entered the auction pool this year.

To determine the player of the Pro Kabaddi League Season 10 champion, 12 teams will go head-to-head with each other.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-afg-head-to-head-world-cup-2023-india-vs-afghanistan-pitch-report-weather-update-live-streaming-644925">Also read:&nbsp;IND vs AFG Head-to-head: World Cup 2023- India vs Afghanistan pitch report, weather update, live streaming</a>

The players were divided into four&nbsp;categories (A,B,C,D) in the auction. Players from Set A and B kickstarted proceedings on Oct 9 while auction for latter two categories was done on Tuesday (Oct 10).

<h2>These are the top five expensive player in PKL auction:</h2>

Pawan Sehrawat sold at $313,488 (Rs 2.61 crore) 
Mohammadreza Shadloui at $282,256(Rs 2.35 crore) 
Maninder Singh at $265,433(Rs 2.12 crore) 
Fazal Atrachali $192,216 (Rs 1,60 crore) 
Siddharth Desai at $156,175(Rs 1.3 crore)

<h2>The team-wise player list and completed buys from the Pro Kabaddi League auction 2023.&nbsp;</h2>

Bengal Warriors

Retained players: Vaibhav Bhausaheb Garje, R Guhan, Suyon Baban Gaikar, Parshant Kumar 
Players bought: Maninder Singh, Shubham Shinde, Shrikant Jadhav , Chai-Ming Chang, Aslam Thambi, Akshay Bharat, Akshay Kumar, Akshay Bodake, Nitin Kumar, Nitin Rawal&nbsp;

Bengaluru Bulls

Retained players: Neeraj Narwal, Bharat, Saurabh Nandal, Yash Hooda 
Players bought: Vishal , Vikash Khandola, Md. Liton Ali , Piotr Pamulak, Ran Singh , Ponparthiban Subramanian, Banty, Surjeet Singh , Monu, Ankit

Dabang Delhi

Retained Players: Naveen Kumar, Vijay, Manjeet, Ashish Narwal, Suraj Panwar 
Players bought: Sunil, Ashu Malik, Meetu, Felix Li, Yuvraj Pandeya, Nitin Chandel, Akash &nbsp;Prasher, Mohit

Gujarat Giants&nbsp;

Retained Players: Manuj, Sonu, Rakesh, Rohan Singh, Parteek Dahiya 
Players bought: Fazel Atrachali, Rohit Gulia, Mohammad Nabibakhsh, Arkam Shaikh, Sombir, Vikas Jaglan, Sourav Gulia, Deepak Singh, Ravi Kumar, More GB, Jitendar Yadav, Nitesh, Jagdeep

Haryana Steelers

Retained Players: K Prapanjan, Vinay, Jaideep, Mohit, Naveen, Monu, Harsh, Sunny 
Players bought: Siddharth Desai, Chandran Ranjit, Hasan Balbool, Ghanshyam Magar, Rahul Sethpal, Himanshu Chaudhary, Ravindra Chauhan

Jaipur Pink Panthers

Retained Players: Sunil Kumar, Arjun Deshwal, Ajith Kumar V, Reza Mirbhageri, Bhavani Rajput, Sahul Kumar, Ankush, Abhishek KS, Ashish, Devank 
Players bought: Amir Hossein Mohammadmaleki, Lucky Sharma, Lavish, Shashank

Patna Pirates

Retained Players: Sachin, Neeraj Kumar, Manish, Thiyagarajan Yuvaraj, Naveen Sharma, Ranjit Venkatramana Naik, Anuj Kumar 
Players bought: Manjeet, Zheng-Wei Chen, Daniel Odhiambo, Rohit, Sajin Chandrasekar, Krishan, Ankit, Deepak Kumar, Mahendra Choudhary

Puneri Paltan

Retained Players: Abhinesh Nadarajan, Gaurav Khatri, Sanket Sawant, Pankaj Mohite, Aslam Inamdar, Mohit Goyat, Akash Shinde, Badal Singh, Aditya Shinde 
Players bought: Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyanneh, Vahid Rezaeimehr, Ahmed Enamdar, Ishwar

Tamil Thalaivas

Retained Players: Ajinkya Pawar, Sagar, Himanshu, M Abhishek, Sahil, Mohit, Aashish, Narender, Himanshu, Jatin 
Players bought: Mohammadreza Kaboudrahangi, Amirhossein Bastami, Himanshu Singh, Ritik, Satish Kanan, Masanmutu Lakshnanan

Telugu Titans

Retained Players: Parvesh Bhainswal, Rajnish, Mohit, Nitin, Vijay 
Players bought: Pawan Sehrawat, Hamid Nader, Milad Jabbari, Shankar Gadai, Omkar R, Gaurav Dahiya

U Mumba

Retained Players: Surinder Singh, Jai Bhagwan, Rinku, Heidarali Ekrami, Shivam, Shivansh Thakur, Pranay Vinay Rane, Rupesh, Sachin 
Players bought: Girish Maruti Ernak, Mahendra Singh, Guman Singh, Amirmohammad Zafardanesh, Alireza Mirzaeian, Rohit Yadav, Kunal

UP Yoddhas

Retained Players: Pardeep Narwal, Nitesh Kumar, Sumit, Ashu Singh, Surender Gill, Anil Kumar, Mahipal 
Players bought: Vijay Malik, Samuel Wafala, Helvic Wanjala, Harendra Kumar, Gulveer Singh&nbsp;

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PKL Auction 2023 full players list: Auction for Season 10 of Pro Kabaddi League auction is a two-day affair that started on Monday (Oct 9) and ended today (Oct 10).

PKL Auction 2023 full players list: Auction for Season 10 of Pro Kabaddi League auction is a two-day affair that started on Monday (Oct 9) and ended today (Oct 10). More than 500 players have entered the auction pool this year. To determine the player of the Pro Kabaddi League Season 10 champion, 12 teams will go head-to-head with each other. Also read: IND vs AFG Head-to-head: World Cup 2023- India vs Afghanistan pitch report, weather update, live streaming The players were divided into four categories (A,B,C,D) in the auction. Players from Set A and B kickstarted proceedings on Oct 9 while auction for latter two categories was done on Tuesday (Oct 10). These are the top five expensive player in PKL auction: Pawan Sehrawat sold at $313,488 (Rs 2.61 crore) Mohammadreza Shadloui at $282,256(Rs 2.35 crore) Maninder Singh at $265,433(Rs 2.12 crore) Fazal Atrachali $192,216 (Rs 1,60 crore) Siddharth Desai at $156,175(Rs 1.3 crore) The team-wise player list and completed buys from the Pro Kabaddi League auction 2023. Bengal Warriors Retained players: Vaibhav Bhausaheb Garje, R Guhan, Suyon Baban Gaikar, Parshant Kumar Players bought: Maninder Singh, Shubham Shinde, Shrikant Jadhav , Chai-Ming Chang, Aslam Thambi, Akshay Bharat, Akshay Kumar, Akshay Bodake, Nitin Kumar, Nitin Rawal Bengaluru Bulls Retained players: Neeraj Narwal, Bharat, Saurabh Nandal, Yash Hooda Players bought: Vishal , Vikash Khandola, Md. Liton Ali , Piotr Pamulak, Ran Singh , Ponparthiban Subramanian, Banty, Surjeet Singh , Monu, Ankit Dabang Delhi Retained Players: Naveen Kumar, Vijay, Manjeet, Ashish Narwal, Suraj Panwar Players bought: Sunil, Ashu Malik, Meetu, Felix Li, Yuvraj Pandeya, Nitin Chandel, Akash Prasher, Mohit Gujarat Giants Retained Players: Manuj, Sonu, Rakesh, Rohan Singh, Parteek Dahiya Players bought: Fazel Atrachali, Rohit Gulia, Mohammad Nabibakhsh, Arkam Shaikh, Sombir, Vikas Jaglan, Sourav Gulia, Deepak Singh, Ravi Kumar, More GB, Jitendar Yadav, Nitesh, Jagdeep Haryana Steelers Retained Players: K Prapanjan, Vinay, Jaideep, Mohit, Naveen, Monu, Harsh, Sunny Players bought: Siddharth Desai, Chandran Ranjit, Hasan Balbool, Ghanshyam Magar, Rahul Sethpal, Himanshu Chaudhary, Ravindra Chauhan Jaipur Pink Panthers Retained Players: Sunil Kumar, Arjun Deshwal, Ajith Kumar V, Reza Mirbhageri, Bhavani Rajput, Sahul Kumar, Ankush, Abhishek KS, Ashish, Devank Players bought: Amir Hossein Mohammadmaleki, Lucky Sharma, Lavish, Shashank Patna Pirates Retained Players: Sachin, Neeraj Kumar, Manish, Thiyagarajan Yuvaraj, Naveen Sharma, Ranjit Venkatramana Naik, Anuj Kumar Players bought: Manjeet, Zheng-Wei Chen, Daniel Odhiambo, Rohit, Sajin Chandrasekar, Krishan, Ankit, Deepak Kumar, Mahendra Choudhary Puneri Paltan Retained Players: Abhinesh Nadarajan, Gaurav Khatri, Sanket Sawant, Pankaj Mohite, Aslam Inamdar, Mohit Goyat, Akash Shinde, Badal Singh, Aditya Shinde Players bought: Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyanneh, Vahid Rezaeimehr, Ahmed Enamdar, Ishwar Tamil Thalaivas Retained Players: Ajinkya Pawar, Sagar, Himanshu, M Abhishek, Sahil, Mohit, Aashish, Narender, Himanshu, Jatin Players bought: Mohammadreza Kaboudrahangi, Amirhossein Bastami, Himanshu Singh, Ritik, Satish Kanan, Masanmutu Lakshnanan Telugu Titans Retained Players: Parvesh Bhainswal, Rajnish, Mohit, Nitin, Vijay Players bought: Pawan Sehrawat, Hamid Nader, Milad Jabbari, Shankar Gadai, Omkar R, Gaurav Dahiya U Mumba Retained Players: Surinder Singh, Jai Bhagwan, Rinku, Heidarali Ekrami, Shivam, Shivansh Thakur, Pranay Vinay Rane, Rupesh, Sachin Players bought: Girish Maruti Ernak, Mahendra Singh, Guman Singh, Amirmohammad Zafardanesh, Alireza Mirzaeian, Rohit Yadav, Kunal UP Yoddhas Retained Players: Pardeep Narwal, Nitesh Kumar, Sumit, Ashu Singh, Surender Gill, Anil Kumar, Mahipal Players bought: Vijay Malik, Samuel Wafala, Helvic Wanjala, Harendra Kumar, Gulveer Singh (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Hosts India will continue their quest for the world cup title as they take on Afghanistan in their second match of the tournament in New Delhi. WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo tells us what to expect from the pitch at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, which saw a run-fest in the match between South Africa and Sri Lanka.

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Hosts India will continue their quest for the world cup title as they take on Afghanistan in their second match of the tournament in New Delhi. The men in blue began their campaign with a six-wicket victory over Australia and are overwhelming favourites to make it two wins out of two. 1996 World cup-winning coach Dav Whatmore breaks down the key battles ahead of the clash.

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India added two billionaires every three weeks last year and now has 259 billionaires, states the 360 ONE Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2023. ,

The latest rich list, a collaboration between 360 ONE Wealth and Hurun India, notes that India’s rich are cumulatively worth Rs 108 lakh crore (approximately $1.3 trillion) — an increase of 8.5 per cent compared to last year.

"The list is a testament to the remarkable growth and dynamism of India’s economy. The cumulative wealth of our listers has surged past the combined GDP of Singapore, UAE, and Saudi Arabia," says Yatin Shah, Joint CEO, 360 ONE Wealth.

With a total net worth of over Rs 8.08 lakh crore, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani has overtaken Adani Group founder Gautam Adani to secure the richest Indian title, says the report. Notably, Adani's fortune, which now stands at 4.74 lakh crore, has fallen 57 percent in a year, following the Hindenburg report.

Cyrus Poonawala, who owns the vaccine-maker Serum Institute of India, is third on the list, while HCL's Shiv Nadar and UK-based Indian billionaire Gopichand Hinduja are fourth and fifth in the rich list, respectively.

The report finds that 1,319 individuals have a net worth of over 1,000 crore ($120 million), which is an increase of 76 per cent over the last five years. Moreover, the rich list has 278 new faces, who cumulatively won wealth worth Rs 7,28,200 crore ($88 billion).

Calling India a “shining moon” in an uncertain global economy, Anas Rahman Junaid, MD and Chief Researcher, Hurun India, adds, "India has welcomed so many fresh faces even in what's termed a 'challenging year'. This surge in billionaires&nbsp;is the second most prolific since the list's inception in 2012."

Radha Vembu of Zoho has overtaken Nykaa's Falguni Nayar to become the richest self-made woman in the latest list. It is worth noting that Nykaa's shares have been underperforming, compared to its peers in the consumer tech sector.

Bengaluru-based Kaivalya Vohra, 20, who founded the grocery delivery start-up Zepto, is the youngest self-made rich individual. Thirty-eight-year-old Neha Narkhede,&nbsp;founder of Confluent, a streaming data technology company, is the youngest self-made woman entrepreneur.

But at 94, Mahendra Ratilal Mehta, founder of Precision Wires India, has proven that age is just a number, debuting in the 2023 rich list.

A record 871 entrepreneurs or 66 per cent of them are self-made or, in other words, first-generation wealth creators. This figure stood at just 367 five years ago. In addition, 186 of the 278 new faces this year are self-made.

India 's Tier-X cities — popularly called as 'metros' — continue to be a hub for the wealthy. With 328 individuals, Mumbai tops the rich list followed by New Delhi (199) and Bengaluru (100).

In a clear sign of India's diversifying economy, 21 new cities have made their debut in this year's list. Telangana's Ranga Reddy, Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon, and Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad have contributed more than one entrepreneur to this year's list.

India added two billionaires every three weeks last year and now has 259 billionaires, states the 360 ONE Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2023. , The latest rich list, a collaboration between 360 ONE Wealth and Hurun India, notes that India’s rich are cumulatively worth Rs 108 lakh crore (approximately $1.

India added two billionaires every three weeks last year and now has 259 billionaires, states the 360 ONE Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2023. , The latest rich list, a collaboration between 360 ONE Wealth and Hurun India, notes that India’s rich are cumulatively worth Rs 108 lakh crore (approximately $1.3 trillion) — an increase of 8.5 per cent compared to last year. "The list is a testament to the remarkable growth and dynamism of India’s economy. The cumulative wealth of our listers has surged past the combined GDP of Singapore, UAE, and Saudi Arabia," says Yatin Shah, Joint CEO, 360 ONE Wealth. With a total net worth of over Rs 8.08 lakh crore, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani has overtaken Adani Group founder Gautam Adani to secure the richest Indian title, says the report. Notably, Adani's fortune, which now stands at 4.74 lakh crore, has fallen 57 percent in a year, following the Hindenburg report. Cyrus Poonawala, who owns the vaccine-maker Serum Institute of India, is third on the list, while HCL's Shiv Nadar and UK-based Indian billionaire Gopichand Hinduja are fourth and fifth in the rich list, respectively. The report finds that 1,319 individuals have a net worth of over 1,000 crore ($120 million), which is an increase of 76 per cent over the last five years. Moreover, the rich list has 278 new faces, who cumulatively won wealth worth Rs 7,28,200 crore ($88 billion). Calling India a “shining moon” in an uncertain global economy, Anas Rahman Junaid, MD and Chief Researcher, Hurun India, adds, "India has welcomed so many fresh faces even in what's termed a 'challenging year'. This surge in billionaires is the second most prolific since the list's inception in 2012." Radha Vembu of Zoho has overtaken Nykaa's Falguni Nayar to become the richest self-made woman in the latest list. It is worth noting that Nykaa's shares have been underperforming, compared to its peers in the consumer tech sector. Bengaluru-based Kaivalya Vohra, 20, who founded the grocery delivery start-up Zepto, is the youngest self-made rich individual. Thirty-eight-year-old Neha Narkhede, founder of Confluent, a streaming data technology company, is the youngest self-made woman entrepreneur. But at 94, Mahendra Ratilal Mehta, founder of Precision Wires India, has proven that age is just a number, debuting in the 2023 rich list. A record 871 entrepreneurs or 66 per cent of them are self-made or, in other words, first-generation wealth creators. This figure stood at just 367 five years ago. In addition, 186 of the 278 new faces this year are self-made. India 's Tier-X cities — popularly called as 'metros' — continue to be a hub for the wealthy. With 328 individuals, Mumbai tops the rich list followed by New Delhi (199) and Bengaluru (100). In a clear sign of India's diversifying economy, 21 new cities have made their debut in this year's list. Telangana's Ranga Reddy, Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon, and Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad have contributed more than one entrepreneur to this year's list.

Decoding the 360 ONE Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2023 

Many mobile users in India received an emergency alert from the government on Tuesday (Oct 10) morning around 11:35 am.&nbsp;

The message stated, "This is a SAMPLE TESTING MESSAGE sent through Cell Broadcasting System by the Department of Telecommunication, Government of India. Please ignore this message as no action is required from your end."

The emergency alert message popped with a loud buzzer-like sound. However, there is no need to panic, since this was part of a test of the country's new emergency alert system, which is being deployed by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).&nbsp;

<h2>Why&nbsp;was the alert sent?</h2>

"In our continuous commitment to the safety of citizens of India and the communities, tests of Cell Broadcast Alert System are being conducted on each Telecom Service Provider. These tests will be performed from time to time in various regions across the country to gauge the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency alert broadcasting capabilities of the systems in place, of various Mobile Operators and Cell Broadcast Systems," the Ministry of Communications had said in a release.

This is not the first time such a&nbsp;message&nbsp;was&nbsp;sent.&nbsp;A&nbsp;similar flash alert was sent to many users a few weeks ago. The Department of Telecommunications Cell Broadcasting System (DoT CBS) has announced that it plans to conduct similar tests periodically in various regions.

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The government is closely working with the NDMA project, which will be used in times of disasters such as tsunamis, flash floods, and earthquakes, among other scenarios.

C-DOT's CEO, Rajkumar Upadhyay, earlier informed that the technology for cell broadcast is currently only available from foreign vendors, so C-DOT is developing its own.&nbsp;

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"Cell broadcast is still under development, but NDMA will use it to send alerts directly to mobile phone screens during disasters. It is currently being tested on the Jio and BSNL networks", he added.

"The cell broadcast technology is under development and will be utilised by NDMA to send alerts directly to mobile phone screens during disasters. It is currently undergoing testing on the Jio and BSNL networks,” he told PTI. 
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Many mobile users in India received an emergency alert from the government on Tuesday (Oct 10) morning around 11:35 am. The message stated, "This is a SAMPLE TESTING MESSAGE sent through Cell Broadcasting System by the Department of Telecommunication, Government of India. Please ignore this message as no action is required from your end." The emergency alert message popped with a loud buzzer-like sound. However, there is no need to panic, since this was part of a test of the country's new emergency alert system, which is being deployed by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Why was the alert sent? "In our continuous commitment to the safety of citizens of India and the communities, tests of Cell Broadcast Alert System are being conducted on each Telecom Service Provider. These tests will be performed from time to time in various regions across the country to gauge the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency alert broadcasting capabilities of the systems in place, of various Mobile Operators and Cell Broadcast Systems," the Ministry of Communications had said in a release. This is not the first time such a message was sent. A similar flash alert was sent to many users a few weeks ago. The Department of Telecommunications Cell Broadcasting System (DoT CBS) has announced that it plans to conduct similar tests periodically in various regions. Also read: Dress code for devotees in Puri's Jagannath from Jan 1, temple authorities start awareness program The government is closely working with the NDMA project, which will be used in times of disasters such as tsunamis, flash floods, and earthquakes, among other scenarios. C-DOT's CEO, Rajkumar Upadhyay, earlier informed that the technology for cell broadcast is currently only available from foreign vendors, so C-DOT is developing its own. Also read: Trudeau provokes India again, mentions 'importance of upholding law' during talks with Jordan King "Cell broadcast is still under development, but NDMA will use it to send alerts directly to mobile phone screens during disasters. It is currently being tested on the Jio and BSNL networks", he added. "The cell broadcast technology is under development and will be utilised by NDMA to send alerts directly to mobile phone screens during disasters. It is currently undergoing testing on the Jio and BSNL networks,” he told PTI. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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An altercation between militants and security personnel occurred in Shopian, Jammu & Kashmir, resulting in the deaths of two of them. According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, the altercation began early this morning in the Shopian neighborhood of Alshipora. The police claim that the terrorists were responsible for the death of Kashmiri Pandit Sanjay Sharma.

J&K: Anti-terror operation in India's Kashmir, police kill two LeT terrorists

India: Jammu and Kashmir police kill two Lashkar-E-Taiba terrorists

<div dir="auto">Two terrorists belonging to the Lashkar e Toiba terror outfit were killed by security forces in a joint operation in South Kashmir’s Shopian district. A joint operation by Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police was launched on the intervening night of 09/10 October 23 after security forces had a tip off about the presence of terrorists in the area.&nbsp;</div>

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<div dir="ltr">According to security forces, a cordon and search operation was started in the area and during the night hours at around 01:00 AM, the terrorists opened fire on the security forces resulting in a gunbattle. &nbsp;</div>

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<div dir="ltr">Two terrorists were neutralised during the operations. The slain terrorists have been identified as Morifat Maqbool and Jazim Farooq, both from LET. It has also been learned from police sources that Jazim Farooq alias Abrar was involved in the killing of Late Mr Sanjay Sharma a Kashmiri Pandit in Pulwama on 26 February this year,'' said Defence PRO, Indian Army.&nbsp;</div>

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<div>Jammu and Kashmir Police earlier had said that both the terrorist bodies have been recovered from the operation site. They had identified them as locals affiliated with the Lasher e Toiba&nbsp;terror outfit.&nbsp;</div>

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<div>''Two (02) terrorists killed.&nbsp;Killed terrorists have been identified as Morifat Maqbool &amp; Jazim Farooq @ Abrar of terror outfit LeT. Terrorist Abrar was involved in killing of Kashmiri Pandit late Sanjay Sharma, '' said Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir Police.&nbsp;</div>

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<div dir="ltr">The security forces also said that&nbsp;Two AK Series rifles, one pistol and other war like stores were recovered from the operation site. Indian Army said that '' This has once again brought to fore the nefarious designs of Pakistan in supporting terrorists and trying to disrupt peace and development in Kashmir. The high level of synergy between security forces and intelligence agencies has once again proved to be very effective in elimination of terrorists in the hinterland''.&nbsp;</div>

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Two terrorists belonging to the Lashkar e Toiba terror outfit were killed by security forces in a joint operation in South Kashmir’s Shopian district. A joint operation by Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police was launched on the intervening night of 09/10 October 23 after security forces had a tip off about the presence of terrorists in the area.

Two terrorists belonging to the Lashkar e Toiba terror outfit were killed by security forces in a joint operation in South Kashmir’s Shopian district. A joint operation by Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police was launched on the intervening night of 09/10 October 23 after security forces had a tip off about the presence of terrorists in the area. According to security forces, a cordon and search operation was started in the area and during the night hours at around 01:00 AM, the terrorists opened fire on the security forces resulting in a gunbattle. Two terrorists were neutralised during the operations. The slain terrorists have been identified as Morifat Maqbool and Jazim Farooq, both from LET. It has also been learned from police sources that Jazim Farooq alias Abrar was involved in the killing of Late Mr Sanjay Sharma a Kashmiri Pandit in Pulwama on 26 February this year,'' said Defence PRO, Indian Army. Jammu and Kashmir Police earlier had said that both the terrorist bodies have been recovered from the operation site. They had identified them as locals affiliated with the Lasher e Toiba terror outfit. ''Two (02) terrorists killed. Killed terrorists have been identified as Morifat Maqbool & Jazim Farooq @ Abrar of terror outfit LeT. Terrorist Abrar was involved in killing of Kashmiri Pandit late Sanjay Sharma, '' said Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir Police. The security forces also said that Two AK Series rifles, one pistol and other war like stores were recovered from the operation site. Indian Army said that '' This has once again brought to fore the nefarious designs of Pakistan in supporting terrorists and trying to disrupt peace and development in Kashmir. The high level of synergy between security forces and intelligence agencies has once again proved to be very effective in elimination of terrorists in the hinterland''. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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After the largest commodity derivatives exchange in India received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Technical Advisory Committee to launch a new web-based commodity derivatives platform (CDP), shares of Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) surged 5% to reach a new 52-week high of Rs 2,139 in Monday's trade on the BSE.

India approves new web-based platform

In a significant move toward bolstering their energy cooperation, India and Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development of a green hydrogen supply chain and electrical interconnections, Mint reported.

The MoU was signed on Sunday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the MENA Climate Week 2023, marking another milestone in the partnership between the two nations.

According to reports, the agreement aims to establish a comprehensive framework for cooperation encompassing various aspects of the energy sector. The focus areas include electrical interconnection, exchange of electricity during peak demand and emergencies, co-development of projects, co-production of green and clean hydrogen, and the creation of secure, reliable, and resilient supply chains for materials used in green and clean hydrogen production and renewable energy.

With a larger objective of integrating national power networks with other nations, lessening the need for costly&nbsp;renewable energy storage technologies, and improving grid dependability, India is interested in developing electrical connections with Saudi Arabia. This action is crucial as India moves on with the OSOWOG plan, which aims to link nations through a global power grid.

Mint reported that R. K. Singh, India's Union Minister for Power and New &amp; Renewable Energy, emphasised India's dedication to the energy transition during the MENA Climate Week 2023. He mentioned that India, with almost 17 percent of the world's population and as the world's fifth-largest economy, was actively taking substantial measures to decrease the emission intensity of its GDP by 45 percent by 2030 and to attain the Net Zero goal by 2070.

Singh also extended an invitation to MENA countries to join the recently launched Global Biofuels Alliance, fostering international cooperation in sustainable bio fuels. This alliance, launched during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, includes 19 countries and 12 international organisations, with India, Brazil, and the U.S. as founding members.

The MENA Climate Week serves as a platform for discussing climate solutions and energy sustainability ahead of COP28 and is hosted by the government of Saudi Arabia. Singh emphasised the significance of global collaboration in shaping the energy transition narrative and encouraged sustainable behaviours and choices to achieve this transition.

The high-level GST (Global Stocktake of the Paris Agreement) regional dialogue at the MENA Climate Week further provides an opportunity to discuss challenges, solutions, and opportunities for enhancing climate action and support within the MENA context and globally. The GST is essential for periodically assessing the progress toward the Paris Agreement's goals and long-term objectives, with its first session held in Glasgow in 2021 and concluding at the climate change conference in Dubai, UAE.

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In a significant move toward bolstering their energy cooperation, India and Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development of a green hydrogen supply chain and electrical interconnections, Mint reported.

In a significant move toward bolstering their energy cooperation, India and Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the development of a green hydrogen supply chain and electrical interconnections, Mint reported. The MoU was signed on Sunday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the MENA Climate Week 2023, marking another milestone in the partnership between the two nations. According to reports, the agreement aims to establish a comprehensive framework for cooperation encompassing various aspects of the energy sector. The focus areas include electrical interconnection, exchange of electricity during peak demand and emergencies, co-development of projects, co-production of green and clean hydrogen, and the creation of secure, reliable, and resilient supply chains for materials used in green and clean hydrogen production and renewable energy. With a larger objective of integrating national power networks with other nations, lessening the need for costly renewable energy storage technologies, and improving grid dependability, India is interested in developing electrical connections with Saudi Arabia. This action is crucial as India moves on with the OSOWOG plan, which aims to link nations through a global power grid. Mint reported that R. K. Singh, India's Union Minister for Power and New & Renewable Energy, emphasised India's dedication to the energy transition during the MENA Climate Week 2023. He mentioned that India, with almost 17 percent of the world's population and as the world's fifth-largest economy, was actively taking substantial measures to decrease the emission intensity of its GDP by 45 percent by 2030 and to attain the Net Zero goal by 2070. Singh also extended an invitation to MENA countries to join the recently launched Global Biofuels Alliance, fostering international cooperation in sustainable bio fuels. This alliance, launched during the G20 Summit in New Delhi, includes 19 countries and 12 international organisations, with India, Brazil, and the U.S. as founding members. The MENA Climate Week serves as a platform for discussing climate solutions and energy sustainability ahead of COP28 and is hosted by the government of Saudi Arabia. Singh emphasised the significance of global collaboration in shaping the energy transition narrative and encouraged sustainable behaviours and choices to achieve this transition. The high-level GST (Global Stocktake of the Paris Agreement) regional dialogue at the MENA Climate Week further provides an opportunity to discuss challenges, solutions, and opportunities for enhancing climate action and support within the MENA context and globally. The GST is essential for periodically assessing the progress toward the Paris Agreement's goals and long-term objectives, with its first session held in Glasgow in 2021 and concluding at the climate change conference in Dubai, UAE. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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A significant Memorandum of understanding between the Indian Space Association (ISpA) and the French Aerospace Industries Association (GIFAS) was signed on Monday (Oct 9) during the first day of a three-day conclave&nbsp;in Indian capital New Delhi.&nbsp;

The MoU is aimed at enhancing the understanding of space industry capabilities and increasing awareness of business opportunities in France and India, and also focuses on better solutions in the area of space collaborations.&nbsp;

Both India and France believe that the collaboration will help foster sustainable growth, and also help the industry leaders to promote innovation, by advocating the adoption of new technologies.&nbsp;

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The MoU signed at the second edition of the annual Indian Space Conclave, will help&nbsp;strengthen the partnership between India and France in the space sector. The individual and collective membership bases of the organisations will grow as a result of increased access to global networks.&nbsp;

Astronaut Thomas Pesquet, European Space Agency, who was present at the conclave, said, "India is on the cusp of achieving the milestone of sending human beings to space through its Gaganyaan mission. The convergence of French and Indian leadership underscores the profound significance of space exploration."&nbsp;

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The Indo-French collaboration has achieved significant results in recent years. Both nations have joined forces for New Delhi's ambitious human spaceflight initiative named Gaganyaan, with France contributing to areas like space medicine and astronaut health as well as supplying CNES flight systems.&nbsp;

France's participation in ISRO's upcoming Venus mission in 2025 marks another significant leap, opening new avenues for international cooperation in space exploration.&nbsp;

Lt. Gen. AK Bhatt (Retd.), the Director General of ISpA said in his opening remarks that "the dawn of a new era in space is upon us, where Indian private space industry will have a potential to play a pivotal role in every aspect of the space sector".&nbsp;

"This collaboration between public and private sectors promises to propel us to new heights, fostering innovation and driving progress like never before. In this journey, I must acknowledge the importance of our alliance with France, a crucial partner in our space exploration endeavours," he added.&nbsp;

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A significant Memorandum of understanding between the Indian Space Association (ISpA) and the French Aerospace Industries Association (GIFAS) was signed on Monday (Oct 9) during the first day of a three-day conclave in Indian capital New Delhi. The MoU is aimed at enhancing the understanding of space industry capabilities and increasing awareness of business opportunities in France and India, and also focuses on better solutions in the area of space collaborations. Both India and France believe that the collaboration will help foster sustainable growth, and also help the industry leaders to promote innovation, by advocating the adoption of new technologies. Also read: Earth's tiniest flowering plant could feed and oxygenate astronauts in space The MoU signed at the second edition of the annual Indian Space Conclave, will help strengthen the partnership between India and France in the space sector. The individual and collective membership bases of the organisations will grow as a result of increased access to global networks. Astronaut Thomas Pesquet, European Space Agency, who was present at the conclave, said, "India is on the cusp of achieving the milestone of sending human beings to space through its Gaganyaan mission. The convergence of French and Indian leadership underscores the profound significance of space exploration." Also read: New study suggests that solar system is expanding further than we knew The Indo-French collaboration has achieved significant results in recent years. Both nations have joined forces for New Delhi's ambitious human spaceflight initiative named Gaganyaan, with France contributing to areas like space medicine and astronaut health as well as supplying CNES flight systems. France's participation in ISRO's upcoming Venus mission in 2025 marks another significant leap, opening new avenues for international cooperation in space exploration. Lt. Gen. AK Bhatt (Retd.), the Director General of ISpA said in his opening remarks that "the dawn of a new era in space is upon us, where Indian private space industry will have a potential to play a pivotal role in every aspect of the space sector". "This collaboration between public and private sectors promises to propel us to new heights, fostering innovation and driving progress like never before. In this journey, I must acknowledge the importance of our alliance with France, a crucial partner in our space exploration endeavours," he added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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An explosion of multiple gas cylinders in Northern Pune has led to a massive fire in the area. According to the Pune City Fire Department, no casualties have been reported in the incident as of now, the first responders and other Emergency Services received information on at least four major gas cylinder blasts in the area over Sunday night.

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Mitchell Santner played a blistering innings and then took five wickets to guide New Zealand to a convincing 99-run win over the Netherlands in a World Cup match in Hyderabad on Monday.

The 31-year-old left-hander clubbed a 17-ball 36 not out in New Zealand's imposing total of 322-7 before achieving figures of 5-59.

Santner, the first New Zealand spinner to take five wickets in a World Cup match, dominated the Dutch who were bowled out for 223 in 46.3 overs.

The victory gave New Zealand two wins in as many games after crushing title-holders England by nine wickets in Ahmedabad on Thursday.&nbsp;

"We did a great job batting first, built partnerships at the top and the bowlers did a fantastic job tonight," said Kiwis captain Tom Latham.

The Netherlands were never in the hunt in the chase as they lost Vikramjit Singh (12), Max O'Dowd (16) and Bas de Leede (18) in the first 17 overs with just 67 on the board.

Top-scorer Colin Ackermann, with a 73-ball 69, and Teja Nidamanuru (21) added 50 for the fourth wicket but Santner removed Ackermann and skipper Scott Edwards (30) to virtually end Dutch hopes. 
Santner also dismissed Roelof van der Merwe (one) and

Ryan Klein (eight) to complete his second five-wicket haul in his 97th ODI.&nbsp;

Fast bowler Matt Henry finished with 3-40 to wrap up the match.

"I was hoping we could keep them to around 280-300 when I won the toss because I do think it gets easier to bat here as the day goes on," said Edwards.

"New Zealand have a disciplined bowling attacking though and they aren't going to let that sort of total be easy for you."

Earlier, opener Will Young, Rachin Ravindra and Latham struck half-centuries to anchor New Zealand's innings after they were sent in to bat.

Young scored an 80-ball 70, captain Latham made 53 off 46 balls while Ravindra hit a run-a-ball 51. 
In the slog overs, Santner hit two sixes and three boundaries to bolster the total.

Young put on a solid start of 67 after 12 overs with Devon Conway before spinner Van der Merwe broke the stand by getting Conway caught at long-on.&nbsp;

Conway, who made an undefeated 152 against England, hit five boundaries and a six in his 40-ball 32.&nbsp;

Young found another able partner in Ravindra as both took New Zealand to 144 with a stand of 77 before pacer Paul van Meekeren had the opener caught at mid-on.&nbsp; 
Van der Merwe struck for a second time when he had Ravindra caught behind.&nbsp;

Ravindra's run-a-ball 51 was spiced with a six and three boundaries and came after his 123 not out against England.&nbsp;

Daryl Mitchell played a solid hand with a quick 47-ball 48 comprising five boundaries and two sixes but fell at the start of the last power-play, bowled by Van Meekeren.&nbsp; 
Mitchell benefitted from a dropped catch on 22 but Glenn Phillips (four) and Mark Chapman (five) were removed quickly, leaving the late fireworks to Santner. 
Latham hit six boundaries and a six.

Van Meekeren, Aryan Dutt and Van der Merwe took two wickets apiece.&nbsp;

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Mitchell Santner played a blistering innings and then took five wickets to guide New Zealand to a convincing 99-run win over the Netherlands in a World Cup match in Hyderabad on Monday.

Mitchell Santner played a blistering innings and then took five wickets to guide New Zealand to a convincing 99-run win over the Netherlands in a World Cup match in Hyderabad on Monday. The 31-year-old left-hander clubbed a 17-ball 36 not out in New Zealand's imposing total of 322-7 before achieving figures of 5-59. Santner, the first New Zealand spinner to take five wickets in a World Cup match, dominated the Dutch who were bowled out for 223 in 46.3 overs. The victory gave New Zealand two wins in as many games after crushing title-holders England by nine wickets in Ahmedabad on Thursday. "We did a great job batting first, built partnerships at the top and the bowlers did a fantastic job tonight," said Kiwis captain Tom Latham. The Netherlands were never in the hunt in the chase as they lost Vikramjit Singh (12), Max O'Dowd (16) and Bas de Leede (18) in the first 17 overs with just 67 on the board. Top-scorer Colin Ackermann, with a 73-ball 69, and Teja Nidamanuru (21) added 50 for the fourth wicket but Santner removed Ackermann and skipper Scott Edwards (30) to virtually end Dutch hopes. Santner also dismissed Roelof van der Merwe (one) and Ryan Klein (eight) to complete his second five-wicket haul in his 97th ODI. Fast bowler Matt Henry finished with 3-40 to wrap up the match. "I was hoping we could keep them to around 280-300 when I won the toss because I do think it gets easier to bat here as the day goes on," said Edwards. "New Zealand have a disciplined bowling attacking though and they aren't going to let that sort of total be easy for you." Earlier, opener Will Young, Rachin Ravindra and Latham struck half-centuries to anchor New Zealand's innings after they were sent in to bat. Young scored an 80-ball 70, captain Latham made 53 off 46 balls while Ravindra hit a run-a-ball 51. In the slog overs, Santner hit two sixes and three boundaries to bolster the total. Young put on a solid start of 67 after 12 overs with Devon Conway before spinner Van der Merwe broke the stand by getting Conway caught at long-on. Conway, who made an undefeated 152 against England, hit five boundaries and a six in his 40-ball 32. Young found another able partner in Ravindra as both took New Zealand to 144 with a stand of 77 before pacer Paul van Meekeren had the opener caught at mid-on. Van der Merwe struck for a second time when he had Ravindra caught behind. Ravindra's run-a-ball 51 was spiced with a six and three boundaries and came after his 123 not out against England. Daryl Mitchell played a solid hand with a quick 47-ball 48 comprising five boundaries and two sixes but fell at the start of the last power-play, bowled by Van Meekeren. Mitchell benefitted from a dropped catch on 22 but Glenn Phillips (four) and Mark Chapman (five) were removed quickly, leaving the late fireworks to Santner. Latham hit six boundaries and a six. Van Meekeren, Aryan Dutt and Van der Merwe took two wickets apiece. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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