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Mind the gap: Partial opening of Namma Metro Pink Line leaves commuters wanting

The opening of the elevated section of the Pink Line is expected to offer only minor relief to the city’s gridlock, with the crucial underground section connecting the Central Business District to north Bengaluru awaiting completion, writes Darshan Devaiah B.P.

Digested week: do we really have to see Liz Truss at the Cenotaph for the next 30 years?

Meanwhile, Nige wants more air time, and Boris Johnson couldn’t have made less effort Like most people, I assume, I had always thought the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph was a time to think of those who died in the two world wars and later armed conflicts. I’m sure the BBC will reflect seriously on this lapse of judgment in its debrief of the programme and will next year have several cameras trained on Nige throughout the service.

Traffic restrictions in Madhapur for Rahul Gandhi’s rally

England have licence to thrill against Japan after acing audition against Australia

Steve Borthwick has picked a team to excite fans – let’s see them beat the Brave Blossoms at their own game on Saturday Based on England’s performance last week, there was part of me that thought about writing a piece that would light another fire under the squad. As predicted a week ago, England were galvanised by events leading up to the game against Australia and I cannot remember the last time when I came away from Twickenham so impressed by both the result and the performance.

Sheds, cakes and photos of me – Prince William’s Country Life, digested by John Crace

Saintly heir to the throne breaks his hectic schedule for a magazine lowdown on life in the country Country Life: Guest Edited by HRH The Prince of Wales Front Cover:

Boat seized, ₹2.5 lakh fine imposed for catching juvenile fish off Chettuva

Fisheries enforcement team recovers five tonnes of undersized fish in operation against illegal fishing