Adopt people-centric approach to crime control: CM to cops
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Dr Jahangir Alam Khan and Dr Sazzad Hossain Bhuiyan appointed commissioners
ElNinoseen deepening Indias rainfall deficit through Sept
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Gujarats E-Zero FIR System Brings Justice to Cyber Fraud Victims at Home
Gandhinagar, August 17: The Gujarat governments E-Zero FIR system for reporting cyber financial fraud is proving to be a double boon. Firstly, it accelerates investigations, increasing the chances of preventing financial losses. Secondly, it allows victims to receive justice from the comfort of their homes. The E-Zero FIR system, initiated by the state government, has ... Read more Gujarats E-Zero FIR System Brings Justice to Cyber Fraud Victims at Home
Giant-killer Ayush Shetty headlines India's perfect opening day at Delhi Worlds
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BWF Worlds: Ayush Shetty stuns World No. 1 Shi Yu Qi; India 5-0 on Day 1
Ayush Shetty produced the biggest win of his career on Day 1 at the BWF World Championships, stunning top seed and defending champion Shi Yu Qi in a thrilling contest. Led by the young Indian's heroics and PV Sindhu's comfortable win, India made a perfect 5-0 start on the opening day of the tournament in New Delhi.
India's Hockey World Cup 2026 Dreams In Danger? How Pakistan Clash Can Decide Their Future
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India's rising squash star Anahat Singh has put her plans for Harvard on hold to give herself the best possible chance of making history at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, with the 18-year-old acknowledging that the opportunity to compete at squash's Olympic debut may not come around again.
Russia receives Indian gasoline cargo as fuel shortages bite
At least one 68,000-tonne cargo of gasoline from India has entered Russias domestic market as Moscow responds to fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries. The shipment, loaded at Indias Vadinar port, was discharged at Russias Vitino port and is being transported by rail to domestic buyers.
Russia Returns With 8 Su-57E Jets: Can They Fill Indias Fighter Gap Before AMCA?
Russia is back with a smaller Su-57E offer for India: just eight fifth-generation fighters, along with R-77M missiles and a renewed pitch for technology transfer and production in India.The timing is crucial. India faces a fighter squadron shortage, Tejas deliveries are still ramping up, and the indigenous AMCA is years away from becoming operational.So why just eight Su-57s? Is Moscow offering India a practical stopgap or trying to get the Su-57 inside the Indian Air Force before AMCA arrives?Watch: https://youtu.be/YfqGNbfJxeU?si=rQKhU2NVcUik7yUh
Armenia Deal: How India Became Yerevans Top Arms Supplier Over Pakistan And Turkey
Armenia has quietly become Indias biggest defence export customer, spending nearly $2 billion on radars, missiles, rockets and drones since 2020. This video breaks down how Swathi radars, Akash air defence and Pinaka rockets turned Armenia into Indias top arms buyer, why Yerevan walked away from decades of Russian dependence to do it, and what it means that Pakistan is deepening ties with Turkey and Azerbaijan, Armenias rivals, at the very same time. Full explainer on Indias fastest growing defence export relationship.#IndiaArmenia #Akash #Pinaka #SwathiRadar #DefenceExports #IndianDefence #Armenia #Turkey #Azerbaijan #SouthCaucasus #DefenceDeal #IndiaPakistan #DefenceNews2026 #StrategicPartnership
Hats Off To Volunteers, BAI: PV Sindhu's Special Praise As World Championships Returns To India
Star shuttler PV Sindhu lauded the efforts of the volunteers, support staff, government and the Badminton Association of India (BAI) for ensuring a well-organised World Championships, saying the support extended to the players had made her experience at the home event particularly positive.
India-Japan defence ties in focus as Rajnath, Koizumi to meet on August 20
The Japanese Defence Minister is expected to discuss cooperation on defence equipment, including Japans planned export of UNICORN stealth communication system
India's unemployment rate eases to four-month low of 5.1% in July
India's unemployment rate fell to 5.1% in July as labour force participation and worker population ratios rose, pointing to a firmer labour market
India's frailties exposed in 4-2 loss to England, Pakistan next
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India Suffer First Defeat Of Men's Hockey World Cup 2026, Lose 2-4 To England In Pool Clash
India conceded three second-half goals to suffer a 2-4 defeat to the higher-ranked England in their second pool match of the men's Hockey World Cup on Monday.
Indian Army Recruitment Alert: Apply Now for 70 Positions Before the Deadline
New Delhi, August 17: Millions of young individuals aspire to join the Indian Army and serve their country. If you are one of them, a golden opportunity is knocking at your door. The Indian Army has announced an official notification inviting applications for 70 positions under the NCC Special Entry Scheme 125th Course for ... Read more Indian Army Recruitment Alert: Apply Now for 70 Positions Before the Deadline
Antonsen: India Open Needs New Schedule Due To Delhi Smog
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Hockey WC: Indias 32-year England jinx continues as late goals seal 2-4 defeat
England secured a 4-2 victory over India in their Hockey World Cup Pool D match. India led 2-1 at halftime after goals from Harmanpreet and Dilpreet Singh. England responded strongly in the second half, scoring three times to seal the win. This defeat means India must draw against Pakistan to advance. The result extends India's winless streak against England in the World Cup.
Hockey World Cup: India Go Down to England, Face Stern Pak Test
India faced a 2-4 defeat against England in their second Pool D match of the men's Hockey World Cup. Despite taking a 2-1 lead, India conceded three goals in the second half. This loss puts India in a precarious position, requiring a win or draw against Pakistan in their next match to qualify for the second round.
Sunny Deol financial debt: Sunny Deol discussed his career struggles following the success of Gadar and Indian. He faced challenges finding suitable film subjects and directors. His directorial and production projects added to his financial difficulties. Despite debt, Deol expressed happiness and contentment with his life. Aamir Khan approached him for Batwara 1947 after Gadar 2's success.
Air India Express Takes Off From Andhra Pradeshs New Bhogapuram Airport
Inaugural operations commenced on 17 August, connecting Visakhapatnam with Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Vijayawada
Meet Ayush Shetty, The 20-Year-Old Indian Who Entered Badminton Asia Championships Final
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Dinusha Hits Century As Sri Lanka Post 284 in First India Test
Dinushas century and Dickwellas 80 rescue Sri Lanka from 90/5
Ayush Shetty: India's Badminton Star Who Stunned World No. 1 Shi Yuqi At BWF World Championships
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Kolkata, August 17: Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Jayant Chaudhary, emphasized on Monday that Indias youth possess remarkable ambition and capability. He stated, It is our responsibility to connect this potential with future-ready skills and real opportunities. Chaudhary highlighted that the PM-Setu scheme offers a historic opportunity to redevelop ITIs into ... Read more Indias Youth Hold Extraordinary Potential, PM-Setu Can Transform ITIs into Centers of Excellence: Jayant Chaudhary
Encephalitis Associated With Elevated Dementia Risk Across Age Groups, Study Finds
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Indias pulses imports down a tad during in H1 this year
Chana and urad imports decline, while tur and masoor shipments witness a rise
Russia receives Indian gasoline shipment amid domestic fuel shortages
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said in July that Russia would begin importing oil products to help stabilise the domestic market
Philips Personal Health India revenue to cross 1,000 crore in FY27
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Hoverit's Divyastra Mk3 takes flight: Indias first indigenous jet-powered loitering munition
Reliance, Rolls-Royce plan joint production of fighter jet engines in India
RELIANCE Industries and Rolls-Royce have announced plans to jointly design and manufacture engines for India's multirole indigenous fighter jet programme. Reliance Industries Limited, India's largest private sector company, has been expanding into defence production in military aerospace and advanced munitions to support prime minister Narendra Modi's Make in India initiative. New Delhi, one of the world's largest arms importers, has made the modernisation of its defence forces a priority, with repeated efforts to increase domestic production. Rolls-Royce builds engines for commercial aircraft made by Airbus and Boeing, as well as engines for fighter jets. The two companies issued a joint statement announcing heir strategic intent to partner and offer capabilities for the design, development, manufacturing and delivery of a sovereign indigenous combat engine for India's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme. The statement did not disclose the scale of investment planned by the two companies for the partnership. The AMCA is India's fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter jet, developed locally for its air force. The partnership marks a major milestone towards building a robust, self-reliant aerospace ecosystem in the country, the statement quoted Rolls-Royce chief executive Tufan Erginbilgic as saying. Together, we aim to build an enduring national capability that can make India self-reliant and, over time, globally competitive in advanced propulsion technologies, said Reliance Executive Director Anant Ambani. India under Modi has prioritised modernisation of its military driven by a self-reliant and future-ready defence sector, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told soldiers on Friday on the eve of the country's 80th independence day. Last month, India approved the purchase of military equipment worth $5.46 billion, including missiles, electronic warfare systems and suicide drones. New Delhi has sought over the last decade to reduce its dependence on Russia, its traditional main supplier of military equipment, while turning to countries including the United States and France and increasing domestic production. A four-day conflict with nuclear-armed rival Pakistan last year highlighted the need for Delhi to upgrade its defence capabilities. India is also modernising its navy through domestic production of ships and submarines. Earlier this year, the government approved the purchase of $39 billion worth of defence equipment, including Rafale jets from France. India's current defence budget is $85 billion.
India seeks WTO consultations with US over 4-year quartz surface tariff quota
Says it has substantial interest in the matter; India is among the largest exporters of quartz surface products to the US
New Delhi [India], August 17: The Millennium Group of Schools, one of India's leading K-12 institutions, today announced the launch of the Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026, a first-of-its-kind national initiative designed to inspire school students to harness Artificial Intelligence responsibly while nurturing human creativity, innovation and future-ready skills. Open to students from Grades 5 to 12 across schools in India, the championship is free to participate, with registrations opening on 15th August 2026 and entries being accepted until 31st August 2026. The winners of the nationwide competition will be announced on 12th September 2026.
Large TCVs mask weakness in small deals at leading Indian IT companies
Large contracts are supporting deal values at Indian IT firms, but weaker discretionary spending and AI-led pricing pressure are squeezing the flow of smaller projects
H-1B fee could push talent away, US jobs offshore, warns Indian-American lawmaker
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Meet Indias AI Kid: Raul John Aju From Plus Two Commerce to Global AI Mentor
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FCA appoints Sabina Saini as India attache to boost UK investment ties
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What does Swaraj mean to India
As India marks its 80th Independence Day, a disabled academic reflects on how constitutional silence, judicial charity, and political apathy has kept disabled and transgender lives outside the promise of Swaraj.
Very heavy monsoon rain to dominate East and Central India on Tuesday
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Japan Looks Beyond America for Defence Partners And India Is Emerging as a Key Choice
Japan has long relied on America for its security. But as Chinas military power grows and US weapons stockpiles face pressure, Tokyo is looking to diversify its defence partnerships.And India is increasingly part of that equation. From UNICORN stealth technology to F-2 fighter exercises, the India-Japan defence relationship is entering a new phase.Watch: https://youtu.be/l9QbzTPx_Mg?si=kaaM2mEekyxLfwOv
Can India Bowl Sri Lanka Out Twice?
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Indian Army chief Dhiraj Seth conferred honorary rank of General of Nepali Army by President Paudel
Indian Army chief General Dhiraj Seth was conferred the honorary rank of General of the Nepali Army by President Ramchandra Paudel during his Nepal visit. The honour reflects a longstanding reciprocal military tradition between India and Nepal. Seth also held talks with Nepali Army chief General Ashok Raj Sigdel and discussed strengthening bilateral defence ties.
Hockey World Cup LIVE: Harmanpreet Singh Slams Superb Goal, India Level vs England
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Scourge of dowry deaths still prevalent in Indian society: Delhi court
The court said the punishment must be proportionate to the crime and should serve the purpose of deterrence, while taking into account the rights of the victim and the society
India, Armenia explore new avenues to bolster defence cooperation
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U.S President Donald Trump is calling it a big, bold, and important first step' for regional stability. Washington is openly applauding the newly signed Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, which unites Saudi capital, Turkish technology, and Pakistani manpower.
Indian deeptech investments reach $11.4B: Report
The IVCA Bharat DeepTech Report 2026 reveals record cumulative funding, highlighting a strategic shift towards scientific innovation and industrial segments despite a broader market slowdown in startup investments.
Which City Is Known As The Biryani Capital of India?
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Congress a party of Justice for Brothers, BRS for one family: Ramchander Rao
Chinas Arctic Ambitions: The Implications of the Northern Sea Route for India
New Delhi, August 17: The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has posed significant threats to global trade, prompting China to explore a new maritime route. Beijing has initiated regular container services along the Northern Sea Route (NSR), which runs along Russias northern coast. This emerging path through the Arctic ice could serve as a ... Read more Chinas Arctic Ambitions: The Implications of the Northern Sea Route for India
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Sonal Dinusha struck a defiant century to save Sri Lanka from following on before rain halted play on the third day of the opening Test in Galle on Monday.
Chandigarh University Hosts National Space Technology Conclave with ISRO; 30 Eminent Space Leaders & Scientists Deliberate on India's Future Space Missions
Japan + India = China's New Headache; New Defence, Supply Chain Web That's Challenging Beijing
Japan is looking beyond its traditional dependence on the United States and deepening defence ties with India and Australia. Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumis regional push comes as wars in Ukraine and the Middle East expose pressure on American weapons stockpiles and Chinese export controls sharpen Tokyos concerns about vulnerable supply chains. Koizumi has already called for consideration of a China-free defence-equipment supply chain. India is increasingly part of the answer. New Delhi and Tokyo are advancing the UNICORN naval communication system, expanding military exercises and discussing further defence-equipment and technology cooperation. Japan is simultaneously deepening industrial integration with Australia around Mogami-class frigates. This is not an Asian NATO or a replacement for Washington. It is a network of Indo-Pacific powers trying to become harder to pressureand less dependent on China. Here is why India could emerge as one of Japans most valuable defence partners.
Qatar Launches UPI-Based Remittance Service for Indians
New Delhi, August 17: Sending money to India has become easier for Indian residents in Qatar. Qatar Post has launched a remittance service powered by UPI, allowing direct transfers to eligible bank accounts in India. The UPI-based remittance service is now available through Qatar Post outlets. Customers can send money directly to UPI-enabled bank accounts ... Read more Qatar Launches UPI-Based Remittance Service for Indians
Global economic situation favourable for India to emerge as an economic power, says new book
Indian Economy: COVID-19 Pandemic, Ukraine War and Changing Global Economy, authored by B.A. Prakash, points to changes such as deglobalisation and transformations in international trade, and Indias strengths in key areas as the basis for this argument
Who is Sonal Dinusha? She stole the show with a century in the first Test against India.
Who is Sonal Dinusha? Sri Lanka were in trouble at 90 for five. Then Sonal Dinusha, along with Niroshan Dickwella, put on a brilliant 126-run partnership and scored her maiden Test century.Who is Sonal DinushaOn the third day of the first Test between India and Sri Lanka in Galle, Sonal Dinush...
Nepal confers honorary General rank on Indian Army chief Dhiraj Seth
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Puan condoles with NTT quake victims, highlights social justice
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1st Test: Suthar, Jadeja Help India Take 178-run Lead Despite Dinushas Maiden Ton (ld)
Galle International Stadium: Left-arm spinners Manav Suthar and Ravindra Jadeja shared seven wickets between themselves as India bowled Sri Lanka out for 284 on Day Three of the first Test, and sealed a formidable 178-run first-innings lead before rain forced early stumps to be taken at the Galle International Stadium in Galle on Monday. Arriving on the tour with immense expectations, Suthar lived up to the billing by striking with his very first ball and finishing with 4-76 in a spell where he got turn and bounce while hitting the right lengths. His veteran spin partner Jadeja chipped in with 3-57, and even crossed the 350 Test-wicket mark. Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, and Prasidh Krishna took a wicket apiece to round off a thoroughly clinical collective bowling effort for India, who briefly entertained hopes of enforcing the follow-on after reducing the hosts to 90/5. However, Sonal Dinusha and Niroshan Dickwella mounted a stubborn recovery through a 146-run sixth-wicket partnership as the ball softened and lost its bite. The duo showed exceptional composure and absorbed pressure, including sweeping and reverse-sweeping very well, to deny India the opportunity to put pressure on them. While Dinusha pushed on to register a brilliant maiden Test hundred off 168 balls, Dickwella's search for an elusive three-figure score continued on his return to the format after nearly three years. The wicketkeeper-batter remains with the record for most Test half-centuries without a hundred when he fell for a well-made 80 off 115 balls as Krishna produced a beauty with the old ball to trigger the final collapse. In the morning, Indias first innings wrapped up inside four balls and less than three minutes for 462, after Asitha Fernando took out Prasidh Krishna when he gloved behind to Dickwella. After that, Indias bowlers immediately went to work and needed just two deliveries to get their first breakthrough. Siraj struck with a classic outswinger and induced an edge from Nishan Madushka to have him caught at first slip and send the opener back for a duck. After that, the Indian spin troika of Suthar, Kuldeep and Jadeja took complete control on a pitch offering sharp turn and bounce. Suthar made an immediate impact by striking with his very first delivery -- drawing Dinesh Chandimal forward with an immaculate piece of drift and spin and catching the glove edge, with Rishabh Pant completing a sharp catch behind the stumps. Suthar continued to press and built pressure with relentless accuracy to dismiss Lahiru Udara for 27, after he mistimed a cut off a bouncing and turning delivery to give a simple catch to backward point. At 53/3, Sri Lanka needed a partnership to stabilise their innings, but Indian captain Shubman Gill produced a moment of brilliance in the field to dent the hosts further. Diving full length to his left at short extra cover, Gill plucked a stunning one-handed catch inches above the turf to dismiss Kamindu Mendis for 14 off Kuldeeps bowling. Jadeja then joined in to complete a dominant display in the first session just three minutes before the lunch break. Operating with a tight stump-to-stump line, Jadeja extracted sharp turn to catch the outside edge of Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva (21), with KL Rahul diving low at first slip to complete the catch and get another session in Indias favour. Resuming from 99/5, Sri Lanka looked in danger of conceding a massive first-innings deficit. But Dickwella, playing a Test match after three years, and Dinusha exhibited exceptional composure on a turning pitch, including sweeping and reverse-sweeping very well, by adding 124 runs for the unbroken sixth-wicket stand, thus denying India the opportunity to put pressure on them. Dickwella was the initial aggressor, employing the sweep shot with great effect to disrupt India's spin rhythm. In the 32nd over, India burned a review when left-arm spinner Manav Suthar rapped Dickwella on the pads, only for the ball tracking to confirm the impact was outside off-stump. Ravindra Jadeja similarly came close to breaking the stand in the 35th over, appealing passionately for an LBW decision against Dickwella. India reviewed once more, but the ball-tracker showed the ball bouncing over the leg stump, costing the visitors their second review. Moments later, KL Rahul put down a sharp, high-chance edge at slip off Suthar to grant Dickwella another reprieve on 20. Capitalising on the missed opportunities, the wicketkeeper-batter brought up his 23rd Test half-century and the first one in four years off 68 balls with a flicked double off Jadeja in the 46th over. At the other end, Dinusha played a remarkably controlled knock, mixing soft-handed defence against the turning ball with calculated aggression, especially when deploying the sweep shot. In the 49th over, the youngster reached his second Test fifty off 93 balls by sweeping wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav to deep mid-wicket. He celebrated the milestone by launching Suthar over the deep mid-wicket boundary for a clean six. Indian skipper Shubman Gill rotated his attack, including bringing back pacers Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna for brief spells of reverse swing, but the pitch yielded little joy for the seamers, as Dickwella and Dinusha brought Sri Lanka back into the match through a wicketless second session. Resuming the final session from a position of strength, Sri Lankas resistance dissolved once the sixth-wicket partnership was broken, as India's bowling unit tore through the lower order to claim the final five wickets for 50 runs. Dickwella signalled Sri Lanka's intent immediately after the tea break by ramping Krishna over the slips for four, while Dinusha greeted Jadeja with a towering slog-sweep for six. But Krishna provided the crucial breakthrough in the 62nd over as he found subtle movement away from Dickwella, who gave a faint edge behind to Rishabh Pant and ended a magnificent sixth-wicket stand. Jadeja then reached his milestone 350th Test wicket in bizarre fashion. Keshara Nuwantha drove a turning delivery straight into the knee of silly point fielder Yashasvi Jaiswal, with the deflection looping conveniently to Shubman Gill, who completed the catch at cover. The dismissal made Jadeja only the fourth player and second Indian overall to score more than 4000 runs and pick 350 wickets in mens Test cricket history after Kapil Dev, Daniel Vettori and Ian Botham. Jadeja has also become the ninth spinner, fifth Indian and 28th overall to take 350 Test wickets, with him also becoming the first Indian left-arm bowler to pick 350 wickets in Test cricket. Dinusha remained resolute amid the chaotic lower-order collapse, sweeping Suthar to deep square leg for a single to get his century in 167 balls. The milestone was swiftly followed by Indias knockout blow - Prabath Jayasuriya miscued a slog-sweep off Suthar to deep square leg, before Jadeja trapped Dinusha lbw with a delivery that bit sharply off the pitch. Suthar sealed Indias lead by having Lahiru Kumara stumped while charging down the pitch. The dismissal made Jadeja only the fourth player and second Indian overall to score more than 4000 runs and pick 350 wickets in mens Test cricket history after Kapil Dev, Daniel Vettori and Ian Botham. Jadeja has also become the ninth spinner, fifth Indian and 28th overall to take 350 Test wickets, with him also becoming the first Indian left-arm bowler to pick 350 wickets in Test cricket. Also Read: Live Cricket Score India 462 all out in 116.4 overs (Devdutt Padikkal 167, KL Rahul 82; Prabath Jayasuriya 4-109, Keshara Nuwantha 3-175) lead Sri Lanka 284 all out in 79.4 overs (Sonal Dinusha 100, Niroshan Dickwella 80; Manav Suthar 4-76, Ravindra Jadeja 3-57) by 178 runs Article Source: IANS
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Indian bowlers met an unexpected obstacle in centurion Sonal Dinusha but the Manav Suthar-led unit carried enough grunt to establish a sizable 178-run lead over Sri Lanka on the third day of the first Test on Monday.
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Suthar and Jadeja restrict Sri Lanka to 284, India lead by 178 runs
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Suthar, Jadeja share seven to hand India 178-run lead despite Dinusha 100
Dinusha and Dickwella added 146 after SL were 90 for 5 in response to India's first-innings total of 462
