Sweden hand India 6th Davis Cup defeat

Ramkumar and Balaji lose must-win doubles match

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Harmanpreet-led side meet Korea in semifinal

McLaren's Piastri wins chaotic Azerbaijan GP

After 51 laps of intense racing, Oscar Piastri won the 2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix with the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc in second position and George Russell's Mercedes at this spot.

Kush survives scary crash, gets penalty

Indian driver Kush Maini on Sunday survived a horrifying crash after he stalled at the start of the feature race in Formula 2, a support race to Formula 1.

Khawaja relishes challenge to face strategic spin of Ashwin

I don't feel like India are my favourite for this year's Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia, says Head

Shanto vows good show

After getting confidence from Pakistan series win, Bangladesh arrive in Chennai for first Test against India

Kamboj scalps eight to help India C go top

Mulani, Kotian star in India A's 186-run win despite Bhui hundred in another match of Duleep Trophy

Shubhankar slips to tied 36 after 5-over

Only four players broke 70 during windy third day of the Irish Open

Zimbabwe orders culling of 200 elephants for food

Zimbabwe will cull 200 elephants as it faces an unprecedented drought that has led to food shortages, the country's wildlife authority has said.

Missile from Yemen hits Israel

Houthi leader says 1st strike successful, beats enemy defence

As Amini anniversary nears, women in Iran lay off hijabs

On the streets of Iranian cities, it's becoming more common to see a woman passing by without a mandatory headscarf, or hijab, as the second anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini and the mass protests it sparked approaches.

ADB to Pak: Adopt Indian edu system

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has advised Pakistan to adopt India's scheme ULLAS to fix its dysfunctional education system and impart quality training to its citizens, according to a media report.

'It's back to Yahya Khan era'

Launching a scathing attack on Pakistan's ruling coalition and the country's institutions, incarcerated prime minister Imran Khan compared the current situation with the era of military ruler Yahya Khan and alleged that the country's institutions are being \"destroyed\".

Kejriwal's bail is not the end of AAP's problems

With the release of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, and earlier the release on bail of his close associate and former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, most of the high-profile accused in the excise case are now out on bail

'Trump will take nation backwards'

Switching gears, Vice President Kamala Harris sharpened her attack on her rival in the presidential race, saying that a second term for former President Donald Trump will be a \"profound threat\" to the vision of the nation.

Bangladesh: India needs to tread carefully yet purposefully

India needs come up with a renewed diplomatic effort for ordinary Bangladeshis to be invested in India

Consequences of the moral panic over transgender athletes

It is no accident that amongst the women athletes who have had their gender questioned the vast majority have been women of colour

Only 173 seats vacant in 34 BEd colleges in Indore

In a first, School of Education has highest vacancies at 43; culprit being its high fee

Contractors can buy asphalt only from PSUs: Minister

PWD minister Rakesh Singh said that PWD is paying special attention to ensuring road quality in the state, and many decisions have been taken in this direction.

Technical edu endeavours to get 100% admissions

In last five years, not all seats of various courses were filled

Patwari poses nine Qs to CM, as state govt completes nine months

As the BJP-led state government marks nine months in office this term, the opposition Congress has posed questions on the government's performance.

Bada Ganpati gets American Quality Council certificate

Bada Ganpati gets American Quality Council certificate Our Staff Reporter INDORE Bada Ganpati Temple has been recognised by the American Quality Council (USA) for its exemplary quality and religious significance.

Farmer stares at loss due to crop failure

A farmer in Alot destroyed his soybean crop, facing losses due to crop failure.

CM unveils AIIMS findings on cancer survey

Survey covered 41 districts of state; 58.7% participants from rural belt

Bengaluru's second international airport likely at Nelamangala

After Delhi and Mumbai, Bengaluru is poised to join the ranks of cities with two international airports.

Cheap & good: 51 new Indira Canteens planned

Bengaluru is poised for the establishment of 51 new Indira Canteens for providing subsidised food with the BBMP Chief Commissioner, Tushar Girinath directing officials to find suitable locations in civic wards that currently lack these facilities.

BBMP intensifies stray dog neutering and rabies control efforts

After several instances of stray dog incidents in recent times in Bengaluru, the Animal Husbandry department of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has opened a helpline for residents to report packs of dogs with aggressive behaviour In compliance with the Supreme Court's directives and the Animal Birth Control rules, a neutering surgery program is being conducted across all municipal areas.

Karnataka LoP seeks NIA probe into Nagamangala violence

According to police, an argument had broken out between two groups, when the Ganesh idol procession by devotees from Badri Koppalu village reached a place of worship on Wednesday, and some miscreants hurled stones, which escalated the situation.

Ex-Muda chairman H V Rajiv refutes charge of registering 848 sites in a day

Rajeev also defended the allotment of 14 alternative sites to the CM's wife Parvathi un- der the 50:50 scheme saying this was done as per Muda regulations & rules.

'Local body polls to be held in next three to four months after conducting BC census

The local body elections will be held in next three to four months after conducting the BC census in Telangana, announced Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.