CATEGORIES

Rahul blitz helps Punjab stun CSK

There’s a buzz in the IPLcircuit that KL Rahul is Chennai Super Kings’ prime target to take over from captain MS Dhoni next season.

Senate Panel Fleshed Out How Ex-Prez Planned To Install A Loyalist As Acting AG To Pursue Reports Of Fraud

Report Cites New Details Of Trump Pressure On Justice Dept Over Polls

Heat exposure: Four Indian cities in worst 10

Study: Nation Contributed To 52% Of Global Increase

Begum wins big!

Everyone seems to agree that Ek ThiBegum, this time, is bigger, bolder, and better.

Of Middlemen & Middle Path

Lakhimpur Kheri notwithstanding, how GoI-farmers conflict can cool down

With 1 cr doses in hand, state kicks off 7-day mission to jab 15L+ daily

With over 3 crore people in the state yet to receive the first dose of Covid vaccine, the state government is launching a week-long special vaccination drive — Mission Kavach Kundal — from October 8-14.

India to reopen doors, issue tourist visas from October 15

Visas For Those Coming By Charters From Next Week, Others From Nov 15

Hello Kolkata & goodbye MI

Knights Thrash Royals By 86 Runs

‘Simply remanding would be violating fundamental right'

CRUISE DRUG BUST: IN THE COURT

Priyanka, Rahul meet kin; Sidhu detained for hours

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi met the families of farmers killed in Lakhimpur Kheri and assured them of justice.

From darkness to light as temples reopen

Thursday’s reopening of religious places led devotees from six months of darkness to light.

BMC reaches out to housing societies, slums for maximum vaccinations

BMC’s 24 wards have taken up initiatives to ensure maximum members of housing societies and those from slum pockets are vaccinated at the earliest, to reach the last mile for Covid-19 vaccinations.

Will Raina Play In Chennai's Quest For A Top-Two Finish?

Suresh Raina lends stability to Chennai Super King’s batting

US Covid-19 Surge Ebbs But Threat Lingers With 68m Still Unvaccinated

New coronavirus cases, hospitalisations and deaths are falling as the US begins to recover from a persistent summer surge that strained hospitals across the country and killed over 1,00,000 Americans in just three and a half months.

US Deputy Secy: On Same Page With India On Af, Mindful Of Its Concerns

In Delhi, Sherman Signals Strong Convergence On China Issue Too

WHO Approves First Malaria Vaccine In Big Breakthrough

It’s Also First Vax For Any Parasitic Disease; Could Save Thousands Of Kids

Democracy Has Been Supplanted By Dictatorship: Rahul

Democracy in india has been supplanted by dictatorship with bjp and rss capturing institutions

Drugs Case: Accused Asks Court To Call For CCTV Footage

Arbaaz Merchant, 26, arrested on sunday and currently in NCB custody,

Captured, Killed, Compromised: CIA Admits To Losing Several Informants

A Top Secret Cable Highlights The Struggle The US Spy Agency Is Having As It Works To Recruit Spies Around The World In Difficult Operating Environments

For Sale Now: US-Supplied Weapons In Afghan Gun Shops

In the chaos of the Ameri-can military withdrawal and the Taliban takeover this summer, thousands of American-made weapons and tons of military equipment were seized by the militants as government military bases surrendered or were overrun.

Overeating May Not Be The Primary Cause Of Obesity, Says Study

HEALTH TIPS

With new SOPs, school bus owners mull 30% fee hike

School Bus Owners’ Association (SBOA) on Wednesday said it may hike bus fees by 30% in view of stringent SOPs issued by state transport department a day earlier.

Under SC fire, govt agrees to revert to old NEET-SS system

New Pattern To Be Effective From Next Year

SUNRISERS SPOIL RCB PARTY

ABD Stumbles In Last-Ball Thriller

Skipper Harmanpreet returns as India eye T20 high vs Oz

The last time the Indian women’s team took on Australia in a T20I game, 86,174 fans filled up the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) to watch the hosts break a billion hearts in the T20 World Cup 2020 final.

Riya's Durga Puja memories with grandma Suchitra Sen

Wearing Amma’s (her grandmother Suchi-tra Sen) clothes still gives me goosebumps.

Places of worship in city sanitised & ready to open doors after 6 mths

Religious places across the city underwent a brisk spell of cleaning on Wednesday as they prepared to reopen after six months of Covid-19 restrictions on Thursday. The joyous occasion coincides with the start of the nine-day festival of Sharadiya Navratra.

MPs & educationists suggest normalcy models for schools

Members of Parliament, education experts and teachers have underlined the need to reopen schools and expressed concern over learning losses suffered by students since the pandemic.

Leadership & Commitment

A Union Cabinet minister pays tribute to PM Modi, who completes 20 years of governance today

Anshu grapples her way into history

Becomes First Indian Wrestler To Reach