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Nikhat, Jadumani shine as India continue to rule

Hindustan Times Bengaluru

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November 20, 2025

Hosts India continued their dominant run at the ongoing World Boxing Cup Final at Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex here, winning six of the nine semifinals across men’s and women’s divisions on the penultimate day of the competition and setting the stage for a goldrush.

- Shantanu Srivastava

As many as four men made the final round on Wednesday while two women — two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen (51kg) and reigning 57kg world champion Jaismine Lamboriya — advanced to their respective gold medal matches. India’s three losses came through Neeraj Phogat (women’s 65kg), Jugnoo Ahlawat (men’s 85kg), and Sumit (men’s 75kg) each of who secured a bronze after losing in semis.

The results of the semifinals mean eight of the 10 women and seven of the 10 men will end their season with either a gold or silver.

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No new mining leases till Aravalli plan released: SC

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Mhow cantt issues notice to raze Al Falah founder's ancestral home

On the day first-year MBBS students returned to Al Falah Medical College, the university found itself under deeper scrutiny as authorities in Madhya Pradesh issued a demolition notice for the ancestral house of Al Falah University founder Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui.

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1 min

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The right moves on China’s civilian-military chess board

Communist regimes often rest on a precarious balance between civilian political authority and the military's autonomy.

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3 mins

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Farhan Akhtar’s heartfelt war drama takes time to connect

As I watched 120 Bahadur, I just couldn't shake off the sense of familiarity. Our war dramas often march to the same beat, and this one also takes its time before stepping out of that mould. It finds its footing eventually, but only after wading through a swamp of predictability. So how does it fare overall?

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Searching for federal balance

The Supreme Court order on gubernatorial powers is unlikely to resolve the power struggle between Raj Bhavans and state governments

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World TV Day: Filmmakers who leaped from small screen to Bollywood

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Govt rejigs departments with secy-level changes

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet(ACC) on Thursday approved several secretary level appointments in the government including that of the Law Commission's Member secretary.

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1 min

November 21, 2025

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Bluechips lift D-Street to a 13-month high

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Police tell court plan for 'regime change' driven by intellectuals

The Delhi Police on Thursday told the Supreme Court that video clips of speeches by Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid and other accused in the Delhi riots conspiracy case, together with WhatsApp chats and witness accounts, showed that the anti-CAA protests were far from peaceful.

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