The Indian ministry of external affairs has condemned Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto for his latest comments, calling it a “new low even for Pakistan”. In a recent interview, Bhutto was asked about India calling Pakistan the “epicentre of terrorism” and he responded that "Osama bin Laden is dead, but the butcher of Gujarat lives". The comment sparked a major controversy on social media with users criticising the politician and the Indian government has&nbsp;come out with an official statement about it.&nbsp;

"Pakistan is a country that glorifies Osama bin Laden as a martyr, and shelters terrorists like Lakhvi, Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar, Sajid Mir and Dawood Ibrahim. No other country can boast having 126 UN-designated terrorists and 27 UN-designated terrorist entities!" the statement read.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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"We wish that Pakistan's Foreign Minister would have listened more sincerely yesterday at the UN Security Council to the testimony of Ms Anjali Kulthe, a Mumbai nurse who saved the lives of 20 pregnant women from the bullets of the Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab. Clearly, the Foreign Minister was more interested in whitewashing Pakistan's role. Pakistan FM's frustration would be better directed towards the masterminds of terrorist enterprises in his own country, who have made terrorism a part of their state policy. Pakistan needs to change its own mindset or remain a pariah," it further added.&nbsp;

The workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in New Delhi staged a protest near Pakistan’s embassy and even raised slogans against Bhutto. In response, the Delhi police had to put barricades in the area.&nbsp;

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The comments were also criticised heavily by union ministers from the BJP.&nbsp;

"Maybe they (Pakistan) still feel the pain of 1971. His grandfather (Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, former Pakistan President) wept when they lost," Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said. &nbsp;

"Pakistan's soil has been used to groom, shield and protect terrorism. Their nefarious plans have been exposed to the world,” he added according to India Today.&nbsp;

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The Indian ministry of external affairs has condemned Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto for his latest comments, calling it a “new low even for Pakistan”.

The Indian ministry of external affairs has condemned Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto for his latest comments, calling it a “new low even for Pakistan”. In a recent interview, Bhutto was asked about India calling Pakistan the “epicentre of terrorism” and he responded that "Osama bin Laden is dead, but the butcher of Gujarat lives". The comment sparked a major controversy on social media with users criticising the politician and the Indian government has come out with an official statement about it. "Pakistan is a country that glorifies Osama bin Laden as a martyr, and shelters terrorists like Lakhvi, Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar, Sajid Mir and Dawood Ibrahim. No other country can boast having 126 UN-designated terrorists and 27 UN-designated terrorist entities!" the statement read. Also read | PM Modi holds phone conversation with Putin, reviews energy, defence ties "We wish that Pakistan's Foreign Minister would have listened more sincerely yesterday at the UN Security Council to the testimony of Ms Anjali Kulthe, a Mumbai nurse who saved the lives of 20 pregnant women from the bullets of the Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab. Clearly, the Foreign Minister was more interested in whitewashing Pakistan's role. Pakistan FM's frustration would be better directed towards the masterminds of terrorist enterprises in his own country, who have made terrorism a part of their state policy. Pakistan needs to change its own mindset or remain a pariah," it further added. The workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in New Delhi staged a protest near Pakistan’s embassy and even raised slogans against Bhutto. In response, the Delhi police had to put barricades in the area. WATCH | Pakistan Embassy in Washington faces shortage of funds The comments were also criticised heavily by union ministers from the BJP. "Maybe they (Pakistan) still feel the pain of 1971. His grandfather (Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, former Pakistan President) wept when they lost," Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said. "Pakistan's soil has been used to groom, shield and protect terrorism. Their nefarious plans have been exposed to the world,” he added according to India Today.

'New low even for Pakistan': India strongly condemns Bilawal Bhutto's comments

India successfully carried out night trials of Agni-5 nuclear-capable ballistic missile which can hit targets beyond 5,000 kms. The test was carried out to validate new technologies and equipment on the missile which is now lighter than before.

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Jammu and Kashmir's business community, especially the hoteliers of Gulmarg, are distressed as they might have to shut down their businesses as new land law came&nbsp;into effect in the Union Territory. The government of Jammu and Kashmir issued a notification, which stated that the owner must hand over possession of leased land immediately, failing which they shall be evicted. The government will not renew the leases of outgoing lessees, and an online auction will be held to outsource the land.&nbsp;

The political parties have strongly opposed this decision and criticised the BJP government for taking such decisions against the locals of Jammu and Kashmir. The former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah said that the current leaseholders should be given a chance to renew the lease.

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''Taking away the land from people, and throwing them out like this? What's the need for that? The law of natural justice is that you give lease holders the right to renew the lease, they should have the first right of refusal. You can decide the rates,, if they are not able to give that rate or does not want to, then it can be given to anyone else. But first right is the current lease holder who took care of it for years. If LG takes that decision, then we won't have any issue with that. But from the order that has been taken it is very evident that they want to take away the land from the locals and give it to the outsiders, '' said Abdullah.

PDP President Mehbooba Mufti has strongly opposed the decision as well. She said that BJP is snatching the land of locals and giving it to outsiders. She also took a dig at the central government by saying that China has made incursions in Ladakh, and Arunachal and they have no reply to that, but they want to take away the land from locals of the Union Territory.&nbsp;

''It's a big betrayal to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The BJP calls us citizens and atoot ang&nbsp;and are snatching the land from those very citizens. While China has captured our land both at Ladakh and Arunachal, BJP has no reply to that. They want to take away the land from the locals. They are taking our lands, resources. People who are doing business on these lands are being asked to vacate&nbsp;'' said Mufti.&nbsp;

Altaf Bukhari, leader of&nbsp;J&amp;K's Apni Party has also criticised the decision of the government as well. ''It cannot stand the scrutiny of law and It is Inhuman. We have not seen any laws like these anywhere, If the lease was not renewed by previous governments, it is not the fault of the business community. The lease needs to be extended to these already running businesses&nbsp;on the land," he said.&nbsp;

However, the government does not seem to have any plans to bring any change in the notification.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha&nbsp;said that the land laws in Jammu and Kashmir were regressive. H said, ''The land laws in Jammu and Kashmir were very regressive, They were not framed keeping in view the interests of the common masses. We are doing everything that will help the local people of the Union Territory.&nbsp;Around 40 to 45 per cent cases in various courts are due to land disputes."

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The 2022 land law in the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir states that&nbsp;land can be leased for education, healthcare, tourism, skill development and recreational purposes. The government can give the land to&nbsp;ex-servicemen, war widows, and families of deprived categories.&nbsp;

Gulmarg has around 60 hotels and huts built on the leased land. And the lease for around 99 per cent of hotels has expired. And the hoteliers&nbsp;of Gulmarg have said that if the lease is not renewed, all of them will have to shut their businesses.&nbsp;

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Jammu and Kashmir's business community, especially the hoteliers of Gulmarg, are distressed as they might have to shut down their businesses as new land law came into effect in the Union Territory.

Jammu and Kashmir's business community, especially the hoteliers of Gulmarg, are distressed as they might have to shut down their businesses as new land law came into effect in the Union Territory. The government of Jammu and Kashmir issued a notification, which stated that the owner must hand over possession of leased land immediately, failing which they shall be evicted. The government will not renew the leases of outgoing lessees, and an online auction will be held to outsource the land. The political parties have strongly opposed this decision and criticised the BJP government for taking such decisions against the locals of Jammu and Kashmir. The former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah said that the current leaseholders should be given a chance to renew the lease. Also read | Kashmir becoming a drug hub, among top 2 places of drug abusers in India ''Taking away the land from people, and throwing them out like this? What's the need for that? The law of natural justice is that you give lease holders the right to renew the lease, they should have the first right of refusal. You can decide the rates,, if they are not able to give that rate or does not want to, then it can be given to anyone else. But first right is the current lease holder who took care of it for years. If LG takes that decision, then we won't have any issue with that. But from the order that has been taken it is very evident that they want to take away the land from the locals and give it to the outsiders, '' said Abdullah. PDP President Mehbooba Mufti has strongly opposed the decision as well. She said that BJP is snatching the land of locals and giving it to outsiders. She also took a dig at the central government by saying that China has made incursions in Ladakh, and Arunachal and they have no reply to that, but they want to take away the land from locals of the Union Territory. ''It's a big betrayal to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The BJP calls us citizens and atoot ang and are snatching the land from those very citizens. While China has captured our land both at Ladakh and Arunachal, BJP has no reply to that. They want to take away the land from the locals. They are taking our lands, resources. People who are doing business on these lands are being asked to vacate '' said Mufti. Altaf Bukhari, leader of J&K's Apni Party has also criticised the decision of the government as well. ''It cannot stand the scrutiny of law and It is Inhuman. We have not seen any laws like these anywhere, If the lease was not renewed by previous governments, it is not the fault of the business community. The lease needs to be extended to these already running businesses on the land," he said. However, the government does not seem to have any plans to bring any change in the notification. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said that the land laws in Jammu and Kashmir were regressive. H said, ''The land laws in Jammu and Kashmir were very regressive, They were not framed keeping in view the interests of the common masses. We are doing everything that will help the local people of the Union Territory. Around 40 to 45 per cent cases in various courts are due to land disputes." Also read | Former JK CM Omar Abdullah criticises BJP government over hostile relationship with neighbouring countries The 2022 land law in the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir states that land can be leased for education, healthcare, tourism, skill development and recreational purposes. The government can give the land to ex-servicemen, war widows, and families of deprived categories. Gulmarg has around 60 hotels and huts built on the leased land. And the lease for around 99 per cent of hotels has expired. And the hoteliers of Gulmarg have said that if the lease is not renewed, all of them will have to shut their businesses. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India: New land rule in Jammu and Kashmir concerns Gulmarg hoteliers, former CM Omar Abdullah criticises BJP

Today is the last day of the Development Working Group meet, currently taking place in Mumbai, this is the first such meet since India's taking over the G20 presidency. The Working Group meet is discussing the role of data and accelerating sustainable development goals and the focus is on India's key priorities related to accelerating progress.

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India's Foreign Minister S Jaishankar hits out at Pakistan over the issue of terrorism. Speaking in New York he said that Islamabad should clean up its act and try to be a good neighbour recalling former United States secretary of State Hillary Clinton's to Pakistan's Minister of State Hina Rabbani in 2011 that, 'Snakes in your backyard won't bite only neighbours.'

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India conducts night trials of Agni-V ballistic missile days after China clashes

Under the G20 presidency, India is prepared to set the global agenda for the major economic powers while simultaneously placing a high priority on its own national security. A significant event occurred on 9 December when Indian and Chinese forces clashed along their disputed border in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Both sides suffered injuries, even though there were no casualties. The news caught the attention of everyone. The word "Agni" means fire, and this missile is India's appropriate retort to the Chinese across the border. Here are the 8 things you should know about Agni 5:&nbsp;

<h2>1. Genesis of Agni missiles</h2>

Agni missile development began in early 1980 under the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program (IGMDP), which was led by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the 11th President of India and a key role in India's missile and space programmes.

<h2>2. Is India's Agni 5 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) ?&nbsp;</h2>

Agni 5 is not an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile but it is India’s closest contender for an ICBM. There have already been a number of Agni-5 missiles, with ranges ranging from 700 kilometres for Agni-1 to 5000 kilometres and beyond for Agni-5. The newest generation nuclear-capable ballistic missile Agni P had a successful test by the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) in June of last year. It was an upgraded version of the missiles in the Agni class. The range of the canisterized missile Agni P is between 1,000 and 2,000 kilometres.

<h2>3. Agni-5 capabilities: How much area can Agni-5 destroy?</h2>

As a nuclear-capable ballistic missile, Agni 5 is capable of carrying, deploying, and detonating a nuclear warhead. The missile's range is approximately 5,000 kilometres. According to the Defence Ministry, the missile has a three-stage solid-fuel engine and can strike targets with a high degree of precision at distances up to 5,000 kilometres. As per several reports, Agni-5 can cover a range of even 8000kms. The missile reportedly weighs roughly 1500 kg in payload. The missile weighs around 50,000 kg. The missile can reach an exceptional Mach 24 speed which is 29,401 km/h. Agni 5 is road-mobile and can be transported by a truck and launched via a canister. The missile is can be equipped with the MIRV capable of carrying multiple warheads.

<h2>4. Can Agni-5 cover entire China?</h2>

According to multiple reports, Agni 5 can enter many parts of mainland China including Beijing. Some reports also suggests that Agni V can also reach parts of Africa and Europe and has a range of 8000 km. However, as per India's Defence Ministry, the missile has a range of about 5000 kms. ANI news agency citing sources said the missile has been made lighter by adding lighter composite material. This will enable the missile to go longer ranges.

<h2>5. Agni 5 successful test&nbsp;</h2>

Agni-V ballistic missile was fired on Thursday from Abdul Kalam Island in India's eastern Odisha state. Indian Navy ahead of the test issued a notification and declared the Bay of Bengal as a no-fly zone, as per reports. The last test of the missile was conducted in October 2021. This was the ninth test-firing of the Agni 5. The first time the missile was tested was in 2012.&nbsp;

<h2>6. Word 'Agni': The origin &nbsp;</h2>

The term Agni means "fire" in Sanskrit, and its meaning is understood in the context of Agni being one of the Panch Mahabhutas, the five basic elements. Others are Prithvi (Earth), Aapa (Water), Wayu (Air), Akash (Space).&nbsp;

<h2>7. No First Use &nbsp;</h2>

The successful test of Agni-5, according to the Indian Defense Ministry, is in accordance with India's policy of having "credible minimum deterrent," which supports the commitment to "No First Use." This comes days after Indian and Chinese troops clashed in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, an incident which became the topic of a heated debate in Indian Parliament.

<h2>8. India's Agni 5 vs. China's Dongfeng-26&nbsp;</h2>

India missile Agni 5 is now being compared with China's Dongfeng-26 (DF-26) which has an estimated range of over 5000 kms. DF-26, which is nicknamed as Guam Killer is also a nuclear-capable missile. The missile is named as it has the potential to reach the US base in Guam in Western Pacific.&nbsp;

 
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Under the G20 presidency, India is prepared to set the global agenda for the major economic powers while simultaneously placing a high priority on its own national security.

Under the G20 presidency, India is prepared to set the global agenda for the major economic powers while simultaneously placing a high priority on its own national security. A significant event occurred on 9 December when Indian and Chinese forces clashed along their disputed border in the state of Arunachal Pradesh. Both sides suffered injuries, even though there were no casualties. The news caught the attention of everyone. The word "Agni" means fire, and this missile is India's appropriate retort to the Chinese across the border. Here are the 8 things you should know about Agni 5: 1. Genesis of Agni missiles Agni missile development began in early 1980 under the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program (IGMDP), which was led by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the 11th President of India and a key role in India's missile and space programmes. 2. Is India's Agni 5 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) ? Agni 5 is not an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile but it is India’s closest contender for an ICBM. There have already been a number of Agni-5 missiles, with ranges ranging from 700 kilometres for Agni-1 to 5000 kilometres and beyond for Agni-5. The newest generation nuclear-capable ballistic missile Agni P had a successful test by the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) in June of last year. It was an upgraded version of the missiles in the Agni class. The range of the canisterized missile Agni P is between 1,000 and 2,000 kilometres. 3. Agni-5 capabilities: How much area can Agni-5 destroy? As a nuclear-capable ballistic missile, Agni 5 is capable of carrying, deploying, and detonating a nuclear warhead. The missile's range is approximately 5,000 kilometres. According to the Defence Ministry, the missile has a three-stage solid-fuel engine and can strike targets with a high degree of precision at distances up to 5,000 kilometres. As per several reports, Agni-5 can cover a range of even 8000kms. The missile reportedly weighs roughly 1500 kg in payload. The missile weighs around 50,000 kg. The missile can reach an exceptional Mach 24 speed which is 29,401 km/h. Agni 5 is road-mobile and can be transported by a truck and launched via a canister. The missile is can be equipped with the MIRV capable of carrying multiple warheads. 4. Can Agni-5 cover entire China? According to multiple reports, Agni 5 can enter many parts of mainland China including Beijing. Some reports also suggests that Agni V can also reach parts of Africa and Europe and has a range of 8000 km. However, as per India's Defence Ministry, the missile has a range of about 5000 kms. ANI news agency citing sources said the missile has been made lighter by adding lighter composite material. This will enable the missile to go longer ranges. 5. Agni 5 successful test Agni-V ballistic missile was fired on Thursday from Abdul Kalam Island in India's eastern Odisha state. Indian Navy ahead of the test issued a notification and declared the Bay of Bengal as a no-fly zone, as per reports. The last test of the missile was conducted in October 2021. This was the ninth test-firing of the Agni 5. The first time the missile was tested was in 2012. 6. Word 'Agni': The origin The term Agni means "fire" in Sanskrit, and its meaning is understood in the context of Agni being one of the Panch Mahabhutas, the five basic elements. Others are Prithvi (Earth), Aapa (Water), Wayu (Air), Akash (Space). 7. No First Use The successful test of Agni-5, according to the Indian Defense Ministry, is in accordance with India's policy of having "credible minimum deterrent," which supports the commitment to "No First Use." This comes days after Indian and Chinese troops clashed in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, an incident which became the topic of a heated debate in Indian Parliament. 8. India's Agni 5 vs. China's Dongfeng-26 India missile Agni 5 is now being compared with China's Dongfeng-26 (DF-26) which has an estimated range of over 5000 kms. DF-26, which is nicknamed as Guam Killer is also a nuclear-capable missile. The missile is named as it has the potential to reach the US base in Guam in Western Pacific.

Agni 5 Missile Test explained: India roars back at China after Tawang border clashes, the 8 things to know

The first meeting of the Development Working Group (DWG) under India’s G20 Presidency is taking place in Mumbai from December 13 to December 16 with all G20 members, guest countries and invited international organisations expected to attend the meeting.

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China has said that the situation is stable on their border with India following reports of clashes. "As far as we understand, the China-India border situation is stable overall," foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said.

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Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram. India won the toss and chose to bat first. Everything was game as usual but it was very special for Yadav who is tusted by KL Rahul for a place in the Indian team.&nbsp;Yadav's most recent appearance in the longest format was in 2021.

Yadav played during the second Test against England at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Yadav's return to the Indian playing XI coincides with the spinner's 28th birthday, and the timing couldn't be more perfect. This is an excellent start for the Indian cricketer as he begins another chapter in his life.

KL Rahul, the stand-in skipper, chose three spinners, as did Bangladesh. Kuldeep beat out Shardul Thakur and Saurabh Kumar for a position as the team's third spinner, with Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel the apparent options to play in subcontinent conditions.

Kuldeep's career records and stats&nbsp;

Since his debut in the 2017 Border Gavaskar Series against Australia, the Uttar Pradesh-born spinner has made eight Test matches. While he had a promising start to his international red-ball career, he was unable to get into the starting XI due to India's vast pool of spinners. He recently appeared in the third One-Day International against Bangladesh as a late injury replacement. He concluded his ten overs with figures of 1-53. Fans expressed their excitement at Kuldeep's inclusion in India's playing XI.&nbsp;

Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram.

Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram. India won the toss and chose to bat first. Everything was game as usual but it was very special for Yadav who is tusted by KL Rahul for a place in the Indian team. Yadav's most recent appearance in the longest format was in 2021. Yadav played during the second Test against England at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Yadav's return to the Indian playing XI coincides with the spinner's 28th birthday, and the timing couldn't be more perfect. This is an excellent start for the Indian cricketer as he begins another chapter in his life. KL Rahul, the stand-in skipper, chose three spinners, as did Bangladesh. Kuldeep beat out Shardul Thakur and Saurabh Kumar for a position as the team's third spinner, with Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel the apparent options to play in subcontinent conditions. Kuldeep's career records and stats Since his debut in the 2017 Border Gavaskar Series against Australia, the Uttar Pradesh-born spinner has made eight Test matches. While he had a promising start to his international red-ball career, he was unable to get into the starting XI due to India's vast pool of spinners. He recently appeared in the third One-Day International against Bangladesh as a late injury replacement. He concluded his ten overs with figures of 1-53. Fans expressed their excitement at Kuldeep's inclusion in India's playing XI.

India vs Bangladesh 1st Test: KL Rahul keeps faith in spinner Kuldeep Yadav, makes his 28th birthday special

Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday. Australia now lead the five-match series 2-1.

Chasing a target of 173, India were in cruise control mode at 106 for 2, riding on some cavalier hitting from Shafali Verma (52 off 41 balls) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (37 off 27 balls). The duo added 73 in just 8.4 overs and 67 off 40 deliveries looked eminently gettable.

But, once Shafali was holed out at the mid-wicket boundary, there was a slump as India lost four wickets for the addition of 17 runs in less than three overs as the match turned decisively in favour of Southern Stars. India were finally restricted to 151 for 7 in 20 overs.

Richa Ghosh (1) and Harmanpreet, the two other big hitters apart from Shafali were also dismissed while going for big hits and almost all the Australian bowlers reduced the pace of their deliveries to make it difficult for strokeplay.

Darcie Brown (2/19), Meghan Schutt (1/23 in 4 overs), and spinner Ashleigh Gardener (2/21) were exceptional on the day.

Deepti Sharma (25 not out off 17 balls), not exactly known for her power-hitting, would have never been able to consistently hit those big shots as it became a comfortable win for Alyssa Healy's women.

Earlier, Australia recovered from early jolts and rode on flamboyant Ellyse Perry's 75 off 47 balls to post 172 for 8 after batting first. 
Invited to bat, Australia made a disastrous start as captain Alyssa Healy and Tahlia McGrath got out in the first and second overs respectively.

Renuka Thakur had opener Healy LBW for just one while Anjali Sarvani got rid of one-down McGrath, also for one, as Australia were five for 2 in the second over.

But Perry and then Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) played pivotal roles to take Australia to a competitive total. From 79 for 3 at halfway stage, Australia added 93 runs in the back end. For India, Renuka Singh, Anjali Sarvani, Deepti Sharma and Devika Vaidya took two wickets apiece.

Opener Beth Mooney (30) and Ellyse Perry (75 off 47 balls) resurrected the Australia innings with a 64-run partnership for the third wicket in seven overs.

Perry had another quickfire 55-run stand for the fifth wicket with Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) that took Australia to a good score.

The Indian bowlers got wickets at regular intervals but also conceded runs on a good batting track at the Brabourne Stadium. 
Australia were 43 for 2 at the end of Powerplay but Mooney and Perry scored at a brisk pace to take their side to 68 for 2 at the end of the eighth over.

Vaidya then provided India with the breakthrough in the ninth over as she cut short Mooney's promising innings. 
Perry, who had hit Deepti Sharma for a six, was still going great guns as she hit Vaidya for a six over the bowler's head in the 11th over.

But two balls later, Vaidya took revenge but in the form of Ashleigh Gardner with Richa Ghosh taking a fine catch. In the end, Australia managed to post a respectable total of 172/8 which proved more than enough in the end.&nbsp;

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Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday. Australia now lead the five-match series 2-1. Chasing a target of 173, India were in cruise control mode at 106 for 2, riding on some cavalier hitting from Shafali Verma (52 off 41 balls) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (37 off 27 balls). The duo added 73 in just 8.4 overs and 67 off 40 deliveries looked eminently gettable. But, once Shafali was holed out at the mid-wicket boundary, there was a slump as India lost four wickets for the addition of 17 runs in less than three overs as the match turned decisively in favour of Southern Stars. India were finally restricted to 151 for 7 in 20 overs. Richa Ghosh (1) and Harmanpreet, the two other big hitters apart from Shafali were also dismissed while going for big hits and almost all the Australian bowlers reduced the pace of their deliveries to make it difficult for strokeplay. Darcie Brown (2/19), Meghan Schutt (1/23 in 4 overs), and spinner Ashleigh Gardener (2/21) were exceptional on the day. Deepti Sharma (25 not out off 17 balls), not exactly known for her power-hitting, would have never been able to consistently hit those big shots as it became a comfortable win for Alyssa Healy's women. Earlier, Australia recovered from early jolts and rode on flamboyant Ellyse Perry's 75 off 47 balls to post 172 for 8 after batting first. Invited to bat, Australia made a disastrous start as captain Alyssa Healy and Tahlia McGrath got out in the first and second overs respectively. Renuka Thakur had opener Healy LBW for just one while Anjali Sarvani got rid of one-down McGrath, also for one, as Australia were five for 2 in the second over. But Perry and then Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) played pivotal roles to take Australia to a competitive total. From 79 for 3 at halfway stage, Australia added 93 runs in the back end. For India, Renuka Singh, Anjali Sarvani, Deepti Sharma and Devika Vaidya took two wickets apiece. Opener Beth Mooney (30) and Ellyse Perry (75 off 47 balls) resurrected the Australia innings with a 64-run partnership for the third wicket in seven overs. Perry had another quickfire 55-run stand for the fifth wicket with Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) that took Australia to a good score. The Indian bowlers got wickets at regular intervals but also conceded runs on a good batting track at the Brabourne Stadium. Australia were 43 for 2 at the end of Powerplay but Mooney and Perry scored at a brisk pace to take their side to 68 for 2 at the end of the eighth over. Vaidya then provided India with the breakthrough in the ninth over as she cut short Mooney's promising innings. Perry, who had hit Deepti Sharma for a six, was still going great guns as she hit Vaidya for a six over the bowler's head in the 11th over. But two balls later, Vaidya took revenge but in the form of Ashleigh Gardner with Richa Ghosh taking a fine catch. In the end, Australia managed to post a respectable total of 172/8 which proved more than enough in the end. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

India women vs Australia women: 3rd T20I: India lose by 21 runs as Australia lead series 2-1

Days after Chinese provocation in Tawang sector in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, where Indian troops foiled an attempted transgression by the PLA troops. The United States have taken a tough stand on China and firmly backing India's efforts.

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IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream:&nbsp;India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again. Harleen Deol, an all-rounder who is not a direct substitute for Meghna, may be given a shot on Wednesday. Her presence will also add weight to the batting order. In the second T20I, Australia made two changes, with Heather Graham and Phoebe Litchfield replacing Grace Harris, who was not well, and the injured Jess Jonassen. While both Graham and Litchfield are expected to keep their positions, fast-bowler Megan Schutt may lose her spot to Darcie Brown, who is fit for selection and expected to play in the XI, according to skipper Alyssa Healy on Tuesday.

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The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will take place on Wednesday, 14 December, at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 PM IST. The toss will take place at 6:30 PM IST. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will be broadcasted live on Star Sports Network in India and will be live streamed via&nbsp;Disney+ Hotstar. Fans can also catch live Updates on WION.

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Australia Women Playing 11: Alyssa Healy(w/c), Grace Harris, Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry

India Women Playing 11: Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Richa Ghosh(w), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Devika Vaidya, Radha Yadav, Anjali Sarvani, Renuka Thakur Singh, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream: India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again.

IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream: India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again. Harleen Deol, an all-rounder who is not a direct substitute for Meghna, may be given a shot on Wednesday. Her presence will also add weight to the batting order. In the second T20I, Australia made two changes, with Heather Graham and Phoebe Litchfield replacing Grace Harris, who was not well, and the injured Jess Jonassen. While both Graham and Litchfield are expected to keep their positions, fast-bowler Megan Schutt may lose her spot to Darcie Brown, who is fit for selection and expected to play in the XI, according to skipper Alyssa Healy on Tuesday. Update - India W won the toss and decided to field first How to watch IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Streaming in your country? The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will take place on Wednesday, 14 December, at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 PM IST. The toss will take place at 6:30 PM IST. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will be broadcasted live on Star Sports Network in India and will be live streamed via Disney+ Hotstar. Fans can also catch live Updates on WION. Where will IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I be held? IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I will take place at Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India from 14 Dec. When will IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I match be Started? – Date IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I match will start on 14 Dec 2022 at 7:00 PM IST What are the venues for IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I ? – Venue IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I played in Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I Playing 11 Australia Women Playing 11: Alyssa Healy(w/c), Grace Harris, Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry India Women Playing 11: Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Richa Ghosh(w), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Devika Vaidya, Radha Yadav, Anjali Sarvani, Renuka Thakur Singh, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

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Signifying the ever-growing defence and diplomatic ties between India and Israel, the CEO of Israeli Defence firm Rafael Advanced Systems said that their vision didn't stop with making missiles in India, but was also keen on exporting made-in-India missiles. Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems (KRAS), a joint venture between Rafael and India's Kalyani, assemble kits for the Indo-Israeli Medium Range Surface to Air Missile(MRSAM).&nbsp;

Operated by the Indian Army and the Air Force, the MRSAM missile can take down multiple aerial targets such as jets, drones, helicopters, and incoming missiles, within a 70km range. The missile kit or mid-section refers to the frontal end of the missile, which comprises the seeker and crucial electronics.

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In 2019, KRAS received an order for supplying midsections for 1000MRSAMs, this deal was worth $100mn. The 100th kit of this batch was rolled out of the KRAS facility in the Indian City of Hyderabad on Tuesday, for delivery to the Indian Armed Forces.&nbsp;

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Speaking at the event,&nbsp;Maj Gen(Retd)Yoav Har-Even,&nbsp;President &amp; CEO, of Rafael Advanced Systems said that their firm had been offering a variety of services in India, for more than 25 years. He said that Rafael has been collaborating and working with the Indian Defence Research Development Organization(DRDO) and Government-run defence firms.&nbsp;

Sharing the vision about future milestones for the KRAS joint venture, he said that they hoped to deliver the 1000th MRSAM midsection and the 500th Spike Anti-Tank Guided missile. He added that the strategic relationship between Israel and India has now shifted their firm's focus towards India.

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"Want to make this company a true missile house and offer modern weapons for the defence of the country, high-quality hardware to forces. We are in touch and tandem with the DRDO in technology development" said Baba Kalyani, Chairman &amp; Managing Director, of Bharat Forge Limited. He added that the Kalyani group had a large capability in artillery, ammunition, armoured vehicles, small arms and electronics.&nbsp;

He said that the Kalyani group was the first private firm in India to be given the order to export artillery guns(155mm) out of India. With more such export orders, he expressed optimism about the Indian defence industry being able to even surpass the export estimate that has been stated by the Government of India.

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Signifying the ever-growing defence and diplomatic ties between India and Israel, the CEO of Israeli Defence firm Rafael Advanced Systems said that their vision didn't stop with making missiles in India, but was also keen on exporting made-in-India missiles.

Signifying the ever-growing defence and diplomatic ties between India and Israel, the CEO of Israeli Defence firm Rafael Advanced Systems said that their vision didn't stop with making missiles in India, but was also keen on exporting made-in-India missiles. Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems (KRAS), a joint venture between Rafael and India's Kalyani, assemble kits for the Indo-Israeli Medium Range Surface to Air Missile(MRSAM). Operated by the Indian Army and the Air Force, the MRSAM missile can take down multiple aerial targets such as jets, drones, helicopters, and incoming missiles, within a 70km range. The missile kit or mid-section refers to the frontal end of the missile, which comprises the seeker and crucial electronics. Also read | 'Milestone for clean energy': US announces major nuclear fusion breakthrough In 2019, KRAS received an order for supplying midsections for 1000MRSAMs, this deal was worth $100mn. The 100th kit of this batch was rolled out of the KRAS facility in the Indian City of Hyderabad on Tuesday, for delivery to the Indian Armed Forces. 100th mid-section (brain, eyes) of Indo-Israel Medium Range Surface to Air Missile (MRSAM) being rolled out at KRAS #Hyderabad #india Developed by @drdo & @RAFAELdefense ,it is made by @BharatForgeLtd (kalyani rafael advanced systems) & Bharat Dynamics Ltd #tech #Defence pic.twitter.com/im7cZGVfw6 — Sidharth.M.P (@sdhrthmp) December 13, 2022 × Speaking at the event, Maj Gen(Retd)Yoav Har-Even, President & CEO, of Rafael Advanced Systems said that their firm had been offering a variety of services in India, for more than 25 years. He said that Rafael has been collaborating and working with the Indian Defence Research Development Organization(DRDO) and Government-run defence firms. Sharing the vision about future milestones for the KRAS joint venture, he said that they hoped to deliver the 1000th MRSAM midsection and the 500th Spike Anti-Tank Guided missile. He added that the strategic relationship between Israel and India has now shifted their firm's focus towards India. Also read | Ramaphosa survives impeachment vote over corruption scandal in South Africa "Want to make this company a true missile house and offer modern weapons for the defence of the country, high-quality hardware to forces. We are in touch and tandem with the DRDO in technology development" said Baba Kalyani, Chairman & Managing Director, of Bharat Forge Limited. He added that the Kalyani group had a large capability in artillery, ammunition, armoured vehicles, small arms and electronics. He said that the Kalyani group was the first private firm in India to be given the order to export artillery guns(155mm) out of India. With more such export orders, he expressed optimism about the Indian defence industry being able to even surpass the export estimate that has been stated by the Government of India.

Our vision is not just Make-in-India, but to export missiles from India: Rafael CEO

Indo-Israeli joint venture Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems(KRAS) rolled out the&nbsp;100th&nbsp;kit of the made-in-India&nbsp;Medium&nbsp;Range&nbsp;Surface&nbsp;to&nbsp;Air&nbsp;Missile(MRSAM), for delivery&nbsp;to&nbsp;the Indian Armed Forces. Operated by the Indian Army and the&nbsp;Air&nbsp;Force, the MRSAM&nbsp;missile&nbsp;can take down multiple aerial targets such as jets, drones, helicopters, and incoming&nbsp;missiles, within a 70km&nbsp;range. The&nbsp;missile&nbsp;kit or mid-section refers&nbsp;to&nbsp;the frontal end of the&nbsp;missile, which comprises the seeker and crucial electronics.

The MRSAM is an advanced network-centric combat&nbsp;Air&nbsp;Defence System developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with the Indian industry comprising private and public sectors including MSMEs. In 2019, KRAS received an order for supplying mid-sections of 1000MRSAMs, the deal was worth $100mn.

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Dr Narayana Murthy, Director General&nbsp;Missiles &amp; Strategic Systems handed over the&nbsp;100th&nbsp;MRSAM&nbsp;Missile&nbsp;kit&nbsp;to&nbsp;senior officers of the Indian Armed Forces, in the presence of Baba N Kalyani, CMD, Bharat Forge Ltd and Mj Gen(retd) Yoav Har-Even, President and CEO Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd, Israel. The ceremony&nbsp;took place at the KRAS facility in the Indian city of Hyderabad.&nbsp;

"This delivery is not only a shining example of the synergy between India and Israel and the private and public sector but also reinforces our commitment&nbsp;to&nbsp;AtmaNirbhar Bharat(Self-reliant India) as envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," said Baba Kalyani, Chairman &amp; MD, Bharat Forge Ltd. He added that apart from the&nbsp;missile&nbsp;kits, their firm would also extend support in the Maintenance and Repair operations of&nbsp;Air&nbsp;Defence&nbsp;Missile&nbsp;Systems&nbsp;to&nbsp;the Armed Forces.&nbsp;

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Indo-Israeli joint venture Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems(KRAS) rolled out the 100th kit of the made-in-India Medium Range Surface to Air Missile(MRSAM), for delivery to the Indian Armed Forces.

Indo-Israeli joint venture Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems(KRAS) rolled out the 100th kit of the made-in-India Medium Range Surface to Air Missile(MRSAM), for delivery to the Indian Armed Forces. Operated by the Indian Army and the Air Force, the MRSAM missile can take down multiple aerial targets such as jets, drones, helicopters, and incoming missiles, within a 70km range. The missile kit or mid-section refers to the frontal end of the missile, which comprises the seeker and crucial electronics. The MRSAM is an advanced network-centric combat Air Defence System developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with the Indian industry comprising private and public sectors including MSMEs. In 2019, KRAS received an order for supplying mid-sections of 1000MRSAMs, the deal was worth $100mn. 100th mid-section (brain, eyes) of Indo-Israel Medium Range Surface to Air Missile (MRSAM) being rolled out at KRAS #Hyderabad #india Developed by @drdo & @RAFAELdefense ,it is made by @BharatForgeLtd (kalyani rafael advanced systems) & Bharat Dynamics Ltd #tech #Defence pic.twitter.com/im7cZGVfw6 — Sidharth.M.P (@sdhrthmp) December 13, 2022 × Dr Narayana Murthy, Director General Missiles & Strategic Systems handed over the 100th MRSAM Missile kit to senior officers of the Indian Armed Forces, in the presence of Baba N Kalyani, CMD, Bharat Forge Ltd and Mj Gen(retd) Yoav Har-Even, President and CEO Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd, Israel. The ceremony took place at the KRAS facility in the Indian city of Hyderabad. "This delivery is not only a shining example of the synergy between India and Israel and the private and public sector but also reinforces our commitment to AtmaNirbhar Bharat(Self-reliant India) as envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," said Baba Kalyani, Chairman & MD, Bharat Forge Ltd. He added that apart from the missile kits, their firm would also extend support in the Maintenance and Repair operations of Air Defence Missile Systems to the Armed Forces. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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IND vs BAN Test Series Live Stream: After losing the ODI series, India will be aiming to go all-out against Bangladesh in the two-match Test series starting on December 14.

IND vs BAN Test Series Live Stream: After losing the ODI series, India will be aiming to go all-out against Bangladesh in the two-match Test series starting on December 14. India suffered a lot of key injuries during the three-match ODI series, in which they lost 2-1 to a dominant Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi team might also look weaker in the tet format as many of the star Bangladeshi players won't be playing. From India’s side, Captain Rohit Sharma will miss the Test series due to a thumb injury he sustained in the second ODI. The test series will also see pacers Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja missing from the playing XI squad. In this article, you will find details about the livestreaming of the upcoming test series between India and Bangladesh. Where to watch the India vs Bangladesh Test Series matches live? India vs Bangladesh Test Series matches can be watched on Sony Sports Network channels in India on TV. The match will also be live-streamed on Sony LIV app and website. The match can be watched live on Sony Sports Ten 1, Sony Sports Ten 1 HD, Sony Sports Ten 5 and Sony Sports Ten 5 HD TV channels in India. India In India, Sony Network will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022 Bangladesh In Bangladesh, Gazi TV will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022 Sri Lanka In Sri Lanka, Dialog TV and Peo TV will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022 South Africa In South Africa, SuperSport network will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022 Australia In Australia, Fox Sports will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022. United Kingdom (UK) In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports Cricket will telecast the live matches of India vs Bangladesh Test Series 2022. Where will the India vs Bangladesh Test Series be held? India vs Bangladesh Test Series will take place in Bangladesh on December 14. When will the India vs Bangladesh Test 1st Test match start? – Date India vs Bangladesh Test 1st Test match will begin at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram, Dec 14- Dec 18 - 9:00 AM IST When will the India vs Bangladesh Test 2nd Test match start? – Date India vs Bangladesh Test 2nd Test match will begin at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka, Dec 22 – Dec 26 - 9:00 AM IST At What Time India vs Bangladesh Test Series matches will begin?- Time India vs Bangladesh Test Series matches will begin at 9:00 AM IST What is the venue of the India vs Bangladesh Test Series matches? – Venue India vs Bangladesh Test 1st Test match will begin at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram and India vs Bangladesh Test 2nd Test match will begin at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka, IND vs BAN Test Series Schedule: IND vs BAN 1st Test, Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram, Dec 14- Dec 18 - 9:30 AM IST IND vs BAN 2nd Test, Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka, Dec 22 – Dec 26 - 9:30 AM IST IND vs BAN Test Series Full Squad: India’s updated squad for Bangladesh Tests: KL Rahul (C), Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara (VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant (WK), KS Bharat (WK), Ravichandran Ashwin, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Shardul Thakur, Mohd. Siraj, Umesh Yadav, Abhimanyu Easwaran, Navdeep Saini, Saurabh Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat Bangladesh squad: Shakib Al Hasan (Captain), Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mominul Haque, Yasir Ali, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Mushfiqur Rahim, Litton Das, Nurul Hasan, Zakir Hasan, Anamul Haque, Taijul Islam, Taskin Ahmed, Khaled Ahmed, Ebadot Hossain, Shoriful Islam, Rejaur Rahman Raja

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