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    China says Dalai Lama must correct his political propositions for talks, asks US to respect stance on Tibet

    China has asked the Dalai Lama to correct his political propositions for talks to proceed. It urged the US to respect its stance on Tibet. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasised the need for the Dalai Lama to reflect and correct his political views. The US Congressional delegation's visit to Dharamsala and meeting with the Dalai Lama prompted strong remarks questioning China's Tibet policy. China criticised the US for engaging with the Dalai Lama and urged other countries to refrain from supporting the Tibet government-in-exile.

    India to play five Tests, eight T20Is and three ODIs at home from September-February next year

    India's senior men's team's schedule announced by BCCI includes five home Tests in World Test Championship calendar before facing Australia in a five-match series. They will play two Tests against Bangladesh, followed by a three-match series against New Zealand. Additionally, India will host eight T20Is and three ODIs, including a series against England in January-February. The home season starts on September 19, concluding with the Champions Trophy.

    Nancy Pelosi meets with Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, despite China's criticism

    A US Congressional delegation, led by Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, chair of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, arrived Tuesday in the Himalayan town of Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama has lived since the 1960s. The delegation visited the offices of the Tibetan government in exile, which is pushing for autonomy for Tibet within China.

    US Congressional delegation including Nancy Pelosi arrives in Dharamsala for meeting with Dalai Lama

    A US Congressional delegation led by House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul arrived in Himachal Pradesh's Dharamsala on Tuesday to meet Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama. The delegation comprised former US House of Representatives ...

    BCCI's Jay Shah announces Rs 25 lakh IPL award, but it's not for Kohli, Starc, or other star players

    BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced rewards for IPL groundsmen and curators: Rs 25 lakhs each for the 10 regular venues and Rs 10 lakhs each for the three additional venues. Shah praised them as "unsung heroes" for maintaining high-quality pitches despite tough conditions. This recognition follows similar rewards Shah has given in past cricket tournaments.

    Unsung heroes: BCCI secretary Jay Shah announces cash rewards for IPL's groundsmen and curators

    BCCI Secretary Jay Shah praised unsung heroes, groundsmen, and curators of IPL venues for providing brilliant pitches. Each will receive Rs 25 lakh as appreciation. Kolkata Knight Riders won the IPL, setting high-scoring match records. Shah also congratulated KKR and thanked fans for a successful season.

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