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Man United Bundled Out

Solskjaer Laments Slow Start; Chelsea, Spurs Win Shootouts

No Tech Fears Over Covishield Cert: UK

High Commissioner’s Post On Twitter Tries To Assuage Outrage

Ahead Of Quad Meet, Modi Talks To PMs Of Japan, Aus

Washington: India’s effort to consolidate its equities in global power politics amid a medley of new international alliances and partnerships saw PM Narendra Modi meeting his counterparts from Australia and Japan for bilateral meetings on Thursday ahead of the first-ever in-person Quad summit to be hosted by US President Joe Biden.

As The Battle For Digital Privacy Intensifies, It Reshapes Internet

San Francisco: Apple introduced a pop-up window for iPhones in April that asks people for their permission to be tracked by different apps.

Here's How Bitcoin Uses More Power Than Many Countries

Cryptocurrencies have emerged as one of the most captivating, yet head-scratching, investments in the world.

‘Black and proud': Milan's Maignan hits out

JUVENTUS PROBE RACIST ABUSE AGAINST GOALIE

Batsman out, batter in: MCC goes gender-neutral

The term 'batsman' has been amended to the gender-neutral term ‘batter’ in the Laws of Cricket to stress the importance of the women’s game, the Marylebone Cricket Club said on Wednesday.

Injury envelopes add to drama in covid times

Sheboygan: As if there wasn’t enough suspense and second-guessing of the Ryder Cup captains in past years, a nod to the Covid-19 pandemic could make things more topsy-turvy than usual this time around.

Date-from-home: Singles prefer to mingle virtually than IRL

Forget work-from-home, the pandemic has us dating-from-home, too! According to a new study conducted by an online dating platform, 33% single Indians are using video dates to get to know each other better before meeting up IRL (in real life).

Rohit vs Chakravarthy, the mystery-man

MI Eye Revival In Fortunes Against Favourite Rivals

#Fitnessgoals For Every Age

Why do you work out? According to the latest research, the answer may depend on your age.

Taking A Knee Is Losing Strength, Says Chelsea Defender Alonso

Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso has stopped taking the knee before matches this season because the anti-racism gesture is “losing a bit of strength”, the 30-year-old said.

Araujo Spares Barca The Blues

Late Header Helps Spanish Giants Hold Lowly Granada

Quest To Win 2023 WC Driving Rohit 2.0

Mumbai: What if Rohit Sharma was a man easily satisfied? What if he had kept telling himself he already has everything he ever wanted and all he must do now is play another couple of years of good white-ball cricket, probably win another IPL title or two, and happily retire.

Taliban Sacks CEO Of Afghan Cricket Board

Kabul: The Taliban have sacked the head of Afghanistan’s cricket board, replacing him with a member of the feared Haqqani network, responsible for some of the worst attacks in the country’s history.

BCCI Posh Policy Includes Players

New Delhi: The BCCI on Monday ratified a comprehensive Prevention of Sexual Harassment (Posh) policy which also brings the Indian cricketers into its ambit.

Back To Drawing Board: Dems Dealt A Blow On Immigration Reform Plan

The US Senate Parliamentarian has ruled that immigration reforms cannot be part of the reconciliation bill.

Is India Nearing 100% School Enrolment? Yes & No

2019-20 data shows progress at primary level, but high dropouts in higher classes

Injured Harmanpreet Out Of 1st ODI

In a blow to the India women’s team as they launch their tour Down Under, vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur has been ruled out of the opening ODI against Australia at Mackay on Tuesday after being struck on the thumb in practice, head coach Ramesh Powar revealed on match eve.

Real Leave It Late Again

Ancelotti Salutes Fighting Spirit After Comeback Win

Delta Derivative AY.4 Soars In State & India Samples, But Not Of Concern Yet

Mumbai: Delta continues to be the dominant Covid variant in circulation in Maharashtra and India, but the presence of one of its derivatives or sub-lineages, named AY.4, is growing. Scientists said it’s too early in the Covid cycle to ascertain if AY.4 is a matter of concern.

10k Corbett Trees, Not 163, Cut For ‘PM Safari'

A tiger safari through Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR)— which was envisioned by PM Narendra Modi during his shoot of an episode of ‘Man Vs Wild’ for Discovery channel at the tiger reserve in 2019 — is in the eye of a storm after a plea sent to the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) alleged that 10,000 trees in the protected area, as opposed to the 163 trees proposed by the state, were felled for the project.

#FestiveHacks: Mask Up The Right Way With Make-Up And Accessories

Masking up with make-up on seems like a daunting task? Don’t add to the pandemic stress you are already going through.

Kiwis Call Off Pak Cricket Tour Hrs Before 1st Game

The New Zealand cricket team cancelled its tour of Pakistan on Friday citing security concerns hours before the first match of the Black Caps in the country in 18 years was due to start in Rawalpindi, reports Omer Farooq Khan.

Too Busy With Work; Didn't Know What Raj Kundra Was Up To: Shilpa To Mumbai Police

In a statement to Mumbai police, Shilpa Shetty Kundra has claimed she was not aware of her husband Raj Kundra’s activities as she was busy with her own work, according to a supplementary chargesheet filed by the city police in court in Mumbai in connection with a case pertaining to pornographic films. Shilpa’s statement is part of the nearly 1,500-page chargesheet filed before a magistrate court on Wednesday by the police against Kundra, 46, and his associate Ryan Thorpe.

Happy in hometown, not hurrying to office

Migrant Workforce In Junior, Mid-Levels Drawn By Improved Infra, Lower Costs In Small Cities

More than 8 of 10 residents exposed to virus: Survey

More than eight out of 10 Mumbaikars have been exposed to the coronavirus, according to the fifth serosurvey results released by BMC on Friday.

Stricter Green Ratings Downgrade India

New Delhi: India may be the only G20 member and among the few countries globally that have been ‘2 degree Celsius’ temperature rise compatible under the Paris Agreement, but a new stringent rating system of the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) has downgraded the country’s overall rating this month from ‘almost sufficient’ in November last year to ‘highly insufficient’, on a par with China, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, South Korea, Argentina and Mexico.

Narendra Modi - A Reformer Who Cares About Social Issues

BJP president Jagat Prakash Nadda writes on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday

Clarion Cull: 24 New Faces Replace Entire Guj Cabinet

Half Of Ministry, Including CM, 1st-Time MLAs