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‘We Will Be Crowned Champions’, Says Rajiv Shukla Ahead of India-Pakistan Asia Cup Final

Mumbai: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice President Rajiv Shukla expressed confidence in the Indian team, saying that they’ll emerge victorious in the upcoming Asia Cup final against Pakistan on Sunday. Notably, India and Pakistan will square off in the final of an Asia Cup for the first time in 41 years.

Hockey Legend Mohammad Shahid’s Varanasi Home, Among 13 Demolished For Road Project

Varanasi: Thirteen houses, including the residence of legendary hockey player and Padma Shri awardee Mohammad Shahid, were demolished in Varanasi on Sunday as part of a road widening project. The demolition took place at the Court Road intersection under the Varanasi Court Road to Sandha widening plan. Authorities confirmed that compensation had been provided to

American Woman Hails Affordability, Accessibility of Indian Healthcare After Rs 50 Thumb Treatment

Mumbai: An American woman living in India has shared her experience of receiving quick and affordable medical care for a thumb injury, highlighting the accessibility and cost-effectiveness of the Indian healthcare system. Kristen Fischer, who has been living in India for over four years, recounted in an Instagram video how she accidentally cut her thumb

Danish Kaneria on IND vs PAK | India’s Weak Fielding Exposed? Both Teams Look Strong!

Sports Desk: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria shares his thoughts on the India vs Pakistan clash. While praising both teams’ overall strength, he points out a major weakness – India’s fielding skills. He said, considering that Pakistan had lost in the last two matches, it made a great comeback in the game after beating the Bangladesh

From Trainers to Commanders: Pakistan Army Takes Direct Control of JeM, LeT, Hizbul Training

New Delhi: Pakistan is making all attempts to revive three terror groups which were badly hit during Operation Sindoor. The focus is completely on the Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen. In order to ensure that the three terror groups have better operational capabilities, the Pakistan Army has decided to deploy its own officials to train

Nair Didn’t Perform Well In So Many Games, Was Very Lucky To Make a Comeback, Says Mishra

New Delhi: Amidst the backdrop of a high-voltage Asia Cup final, the focus of onlookers will immediately shift to the two-match Test series against the West Indies, starting on October 2 in Ahmedabad. A major talking point has been the exclusion of Karun Nair, once a triple-centurion in Tests and got a second chance to

Ministry of Tourism Marks Maiden Collaboration to Promote Indian Destinations With Netflix

New Delhi: The Ministry of Tourism (MoT) and streaming giant Netflix have joined hands to showcase and promote the depth and breadth of Incredible India. Speaking on the partnership, Ms V. Vidyavathi, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, said in a statement: “This collaboration with Netflix reflects our shared commitment to showcasing India’s cultural richness and diversity.

Jaishankar Issues Call to BRICS to Defend Global Trading System Against Onslaughts

United Nations: Indian External Affairs Minister (EAM), S Jaishankar, has called for BRICS to prepare to meet the onslaught on the global trade system, which is also aimed particularly at the group and singles out some members. “As rising protectionism, tariff volatility and non-tariff barriers impact trade flows, BRICS must defend the multilateral trading system”,

India Lampoons Sharif’s ‘Victory’ Claims; Declares Won’t Bow to Pak’s Nuclear Blackmail

United Nations: For Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, devastating air force bases must be a sign of victory, and he can “enjoy” it, India has said, lampooning his claims of winning the war against Bharat. But it also put him on notice that it won’t give in to Nuclear blackmail and will go after terrorists

Trump’s Pharma Tariffs Won’t Impact India For Now, Says Expert

Washington: Bhaskar Chakravorti, the Dean of Global Business at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, said that Trump’s decision to impose 100 per cent tariffs on pharmaceuticals won’t impact India, at least for now. In an exclusive interview with IANS on Friday, Chakravorti argued that he wouldn’t “rule out” tariffs on

Tag: International

‘We Will Be Crowned Champions’, Says Rajiv Shukla Ahead of India-Pakistan Asia Cup Final

Hockey Legend Mohammad Shahid’s Varanasi Home, Among 13 Demolished For Road Project

American Woman Hails Affordability, Accessibility of Indian Healthcare After Rs 50 Thumb Treatment

Danish Kaneria on IND vs PAK | India’s Weak Fielding Exposed? Both Teams Look Strong!

From Trainers to Commanders: Pakistan Army Takes Direct Control of JeM, LeT, Hizbul Training

Nair Didn’t Perform Well In So Many Games, Was Very Lucky To Make a Comeback, Says Mishra

Ministry of Tourism Marks Maiden Collaboration to Promote Indian Destinations With Netflix

Jaishankar Issues Call to BRICS to Defend Global Trading System Against Onslaughts

India Lampoons Sharif’s ‘Victory’ Claims; Declares Won’t Bow to Pak’s Nuclear Blackmail

Trump’s Pharma Tariffs Won’t Impact India For Now, Says Expert

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