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Is an era ending for Djokovic? Can Neeraj strike 90?
Exactly two decades ago, the collective dominance of the Big Three in men's tennis began to take shape, when Rafael Nadal captured his first Grand Slam title at the 2005 French Open.
REDRAWING THE PITCH
Retiring star players, a new captain: Can the men’s cricket team emerge stronger from its period of transition? Can the women summon the teamwork and skill to win it all at home?
IN THE FRIEND ZONE
This year, India will look to consolidate its position as an island of calm in a world of storms. It will need all the agility it can muster, as mediation becomes trickier in a second Trump era
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Lately, every year has been a dramatic year for personal tech.
A NUCLEAR SOLUTION?
Baku proved the Global North will not pay its dues. Elon Musk has proved climate heroes can switch sides. A 'Manhattan Project-like invention' can't fix this. It just can't be more of the same
BACK TO THE FUTURE
Key questions will be answered in politics this year: What does the future of AAP look like? What's next in the caste cauldron of Bihar? Who is the next generation of BJP leadership?
Kin of jailed fishermen rejoice as B'desh drops cases
For Lakshmi Das (29), a resident of South 24 Parganas district in West Bengal, a news from Bangladesh has come as an early New Year's gift her husband Rajesh Das (38), the only breadwinner of the family, is set to be released soon from the Patuakhali jail in the neighbouring country.
No evidence of paper leak in BPSC exam: Min
Amid the stalemate over demand for cancellation of the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) exam, minister of Water Resources Vijay Kumar Chaudhary on Tuesday asserted that it has received no evidence, so far, of question paper leak.
Meiteis call CM's apology positive step, Kukis say too little, too late
Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh's apology on Tuesday evoked mixed reactions, with Meitei groups welcoming it as a \"positive step\" and Kuki outfits maintaining that it \"remains short of taking responsibility\" for the violence.
SC extends Dallewal deadline as Punjab says talks ongoing
The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended time till January 2 for the Punjab government to comply with its order to hospitalise Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a hunger strike for over a month, after the state informed the court that the farmer leader is willing to receive medical aid if the Centre accepts his proposal for talks.
