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TN's Ulhas finding his feet in Serbian league

Just as he back-pedalled in defence, Ulhas KS took a sharp step forward to intercept a pass.

Indian Cricket Will Overcome Setbacks

Devajit Saikia took over as the new cricket board (BCCI) secretary on Sunday after being elected unopposed in the board's Special General Meeting (SGM) here.

Jemimah hits first ton as India seal Ireland ODI series

Jemimah Rodrigues made her India debut in 2018. After nearly seven years, the middle-order batter finally scored an international century, her 91-ball 102 propelling the hosts to a 116-run win over Ireland in the second ODI of the three-match series in Rajkot on Sunday.

Nishikori Saves Two Match Points in Comeback Victory

Kei Nishikori, a Grand Slam finalist from more than a decade ago battling on to add a few more pages to the final chapter of his professional career, sat out of the previous three Australian Opens.

CT squad on Jan 19; call on Bumrah before Feb 11

Jasprit Bumrah's prospects of recovering in time for the ICC Champions Trophy starting on February 19 remains slim.

BCCI tells stars to play Ranji before the white-ball season

The selectors wanted Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to play Duleep Trophy last year too, but they excused themselves

Nagal blown away by Machac in 1st round

At one point in the second set against Sumit Nagal on Sunday, Tomas Machac was attacking the Indian's first serves like second serves.

Canada: Anand Rejects Trudeau Successor Role

Indo-Canadian Cabinet Minister Anita Indira Anand announced on Saturday that she will not be a participant in the race for the leadership of the ruling Liberal Party.

Dangerous and strong' winds threaten to spread LA inferno

A brief lull in the wind gave way to gusts that forecasters warned could reach up to 80 kms per hour early on Sunday, and feed the blazes for days to come

Special Counsel in Trump Cases Quits Justice Dept

US Special Counsel Jack Smith, who led the federal cases against Donald Trump on charges of trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat and mishandling of classified documents, has resigned, as the Republican president-elect prepared to return to the White House.

Fiscal Consolidation Set on Cruise Control

Glide Path May Take FY25 Deficit to 4.7-4.8%, Less Than the Budgeted Estimate

Air India to Offer 1,000 Premium Economy Seats Daily

The Airline Plans to Retrofit 85% of Its Narrow-Body Aircraft by This Year

Time running out for MVA in Maharashtra

Just as the INDIA bloc threatens to unravel, there are signs that a subset, the Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) in Maharashtra may be among the first to implode.

The Bitter Battle to Gain Power in Delhi

The outcome will have national implications. Hence, the big push on the ground by three national parties

Boiling seas & scorched land

Record-high sea temperatures in 2024 show the gap between climate threat and action

Leader of good conduct and good conscience

I first met Dr Manmohan Singh when he visited Tripura as then member-secretary of the Planning Commission to understand the problems of the state's tribal communities.

Looming threats of a China-US standoff

Residents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping managed to keep United States (US)-China tensions contained in 2024, but when Donald Trump strides back into the White House later this month, he will break this fragile stability, driving an unmanaged decoupling of the world's most important geopolitical relationship and increasing the risk of global economic disruption and crisis.

A Celebration of Spiritual Grandeur

A large-scale sanitation plan has been put in place to ensure hygiene and cleanliness across the Maha Kumbh area with 10 walk-behind sweeping machines, over 150k toilets, 25k dustbins and 5k urinals

Bangladesh Impedes Border Fence Work at 7 Points

Border tensions between India and Bangladesh have escalated since August 5, when former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled to India, with Bangladesh border forces opposing previously agreed construction work at multiple locations along the international boundary, officials aware of the matter have said.

Youth Will Make India Developed Nation: PM

The strength of India's young population will help realise the dream of a \"Viksit Bharat\" (developed nation) by 2047, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday at the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue, and added that a developed India will be one that is \"empowered economically, strategically, socially and culturally\".

Arrogance not good': Guv hits back at Stalin

The Tamil Nadu Raj Bhavan on Sunday hit out at chief minister MK Stalin for calling governor RN Ravi \"childish\" after he walked out of the state assembly alleging disrespect to the national Anthem, and said such \"arrogance is not good\" for a leader of the CM's stature.

Centre Eases Norms for 2 Accident Relief Schemes

The Amendments Laid Down the Process for Victims of Environmental Corporate Disasters to Get Monetary Relief

2 dead as 3 cars collide in Capital

Two people in a taxi were killed and at least one more person was critically injured after a car on the opposite carriageway of the Noida Link Road near Mayur Vihar in east Delhi lost control, jumped the central verge, and then rammed their cab in the early hours of Sunday, police officers said.

Day-Boarding School to Come Up in Nadaun, Sukhu Lays Project Stone

Himachal chief minister (CM) Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Sunday laid the foundation stone of Rajiv Gandhi Day-Boarding School to be built at a cost of ₹25 crore on 125 kanal land in Amlehar of Nadaun assembly constituency in Hamirpur district.

Ganderbal Turns into Fortress Ahead of PM's Visit

Extensive area domination exercises, searches and patrols are being conducted

Minor Girl Dies of 'Mysterious Disease' in J&K's Rajouri

A five-year-old girl died and her five other siblings were admitted to a hospital after they fell seriously ill in a village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Sunday, officials said.

Lohri legends of unsung, unacknowledged heroes

When the delightful aroma of peanuts and sesame seeds fills the air, it's Lohri season! For me, the star of this festival has always been my mom's gurwale chawal—perfectly sweet, topped with fried groundnuts and coconut slivers, and, according to her, nothing short of magical.

Cong vows sops for out-of-work people

Third poll promise

Hooda seeks urgent assessment of crop damage due to rain, hail

Former Haryana chief minister (CM) Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Saturday demanded revenue assessment done for farmers who suffered crop damage due to incessant rainfall accompanied by hailstorm.

Ambedkar, Patel Deserved PM Post: Khattar

The BJP Gives Priority to the Nation First, Said Khattar as He Accused Cong Leaders of Just Thinking About Themselves