Pujara Ready For Battle Of Unknown At Motera

Mumbai: The last time Cheteshwar Pujara played a Test at the Sardar Patel Stadium at Motera, Ahmedabad in 2012, he struck an unbeaten 206. That’s a knock he remembers fondly. Nearly nine years later, he is back at the venue where India take on England in the third Test of the series starting Wednesday, with the only catch that this is going to be a day/night affair in an arena that has had a massive facelift and everything there is going to be unknown to players of both sides.

2 Killed In Myanmar's Bloodiest Protest Day

40 Hurt As Cops Open Fire; US, UK Condemn Shooting

Covid Delay Denies DU Students Scholarships

Plea To Varsity, UGC To Accept Late Applications File photo

PG Student Shoots At Friend In Class, Later Kills Girl; Held

Officials at the site in Unnao on Friday where bodies of two minor girls were found

Over 24k Take The Jab For 2nd Day In A Row

The turnout percentage was 81.3% compared with 80.8% a day before

PM To Discuss With CMs Today Plan To Make India A Mfg Hub

Farm Sector Revamp Also On Agenda

SC Slams NCDRC For Delaying Reasoned Orders

The Supreme Court has taken exception to the practice of National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission to pass brief orders without giving reasoning and then taking months to deliver a reasoned order.

Garbage Truck Turns Into Kids' Park

The first mobile park inaugurated by deputy CM Manish Sisodia at Delhi Tourism’s Garden Festival in Saket

Eye On Arhtiyas, Centre Prods Punjab & Hry For Online MSP

New Delhi: In what seems to be a “strike” against arhtiyas (middlemen) seen to be key backers of the farm protests, the Centre has asked the Punjab and Haryana governments to ensure online payment for crops procured at minimum support price (MSP) directly to farmers from next procurement season. The wheat procurement is likely to start in the next few weeks.

FASTags A Must, But Many States Yet To Come Onboard

New Delhi: Even as FASTag has been made mandatory for all four-wheelers and above category vehicles from January 1, currently, apart from all toll plazas on national highways only 112 plazas on the roads under seven state governments allow toll payments through this smart tag.

Indo-Pacific In Focus As Quad Meets

India Stresses On Importance Of Sovereignty, Territorial Integrity

Maha Sees Two ‘Unique' Covid Strains, 1 Triggers Pneumonia

Mumbai: The ongoing viral activity in Amravati and Akola districts is “extremely unusual” and seems to trigger early onset of pneumonia in Covid patients, said an expert touring the districts where SARS-CoV-2 cases have rapidly increased.

Rail Roko: Operations See Minimal Disruption

Only 20 Out Of 650 Trains Impacted In And Around Delhi, Largely Due To Blockades In UP, Haryana

Red Fort Violence: Man With Swords Arrested

Motivated Crowd By Swinging Swords: Cops

Survey: 95% Of Slum Dwellers In East Have Toilets

New Delhi: Around 95% of people in slum areas in east Delhi are using toilets at their own homes and only 5% are opting for public toilets, reveals a survey conducted by East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC).

Indian Prez-Elect Of Oxford Students' Union Quits After Racism Row

London: Rashmi Samant, who became the first Indian woman to be elected president of the Oxford University Students’ Union, has stepped down following accusations of making “racist” and “insensitive” remarks online and on other forums in the past, including a reference to the Holocaust.

Odisha Sculptor Depicts Essence Of Farmer Protests

Ghaziabad: Mukti Kant Biswal (32) is oblivious to the speeches and slogan-shouting at the UP Gate protest site. He is busy with his latest creation — a figurine that, he says, captures the soul of the farm agitation.

Muchova Rally Stings Barty

Karolina Muchova found the 30-degree afternoon particularly harsh.

Sisodia Asks Univs To Take Measures To Check Brain Drain

New Delhi: Urging university vice-chancellors and teachers to work towards preventing brain drain, deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday asked them to find ways to accommodate a large number of students who pass out of school.

Worried Parents Ask Kids To Lie Low

Bengaluru: A year ago, 22year-old Fabia (name changed) was an active participant in protests relating to the environment, CAA, Section 377 and any other political issue.

1-Hour Window For Covid+ Voters In Civic Byelections

New Delhi: With the goal of “no voter to be left behind”, the Delhi election commission said on Tuesday that all Covid-positive people would also be allowed to cast vote at their polling station in the last hour of the voting day, between 4.30 pm and 5.30 pm, during the civic bypolls.

City Cops Launch Vahans Of Change For Better Outreach

New Delhi: To reach out to the public and educate them about the modus operandi adopted by criminals and showcase schemes for senior citizens and children, Delhi Police has introduced a Jansampark Vahan for better community policing.

ED Accuses Amnesty India Of Laundering, Attaches ₹18cr

‘Failed To Give Proof Of Export Of Services’

Water Supply To Be Restored After U'khand Hurdle

Sonia Vihar Plant At 80% Capacity

Weak Comeback: A Fortnight On, Attendance Thin At DU Colleges

With Hostels Yet To Reopen, Most Outstation Students Have Not Returned

Nearly 15,000 Take The Jab In City

New Delhi: Vaccination of people above 50 years of age in Delhi is going to start from next month. On Monday, a total of 14,965 individuals, including healthcare workers and frontline workers, turned up at Covid vaccination centres to get the shot.

Covid Effect: Little Spring In Step As Dargah Readies For Basant Panchami

New Delhi: Basant Panchami has been an annual event at the Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Dargah since the 12th century when the Sufi Saint, grieving for his dead nephew, was cheered by his disciple, Amir Khusro.

I-T Dept In Hunt For Small Evaders As Deadline Looms

New Delhi: Suddenly, there has been a surge in reopening of returns of small-time tax evaders, with income tax authorities deploying investigation units to search and survey suspect cases of tax evasion of up to Rs 50 lakh.

Delhi Should First Clean Its Part Of River: Yogi

Agra: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday said Delhi government has to first clean its stretch of the Yamuna and then making the rest pollution-free would be the responsibility of his government, which will be completed by 2021.

As Covid Loosens Grip, Focus On Monkey Biz

Forest Dept Plans To Get Census Conducted