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Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur will be keen to make bigger contributions for the Women in Blue. | Photo Credit: Getty Images Headingley has a history of producing humdingers. It was here that England defeated Australia by one wicket in the third Test of the 2019 Ashes. A Ben Stokes miracle gave cricket one of its greatest…
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Richa Ghosh made a vital 17-ball 34 against Pakistan. | Photo Credit: AFP There is nothing quite like learning from the best. Richa Ghosh would testify. India’s finisher said on Tuesday playing alongside the likes of Ellyse Perry and Sophie Devine at the WPL helped her develop as one of the most explosive batters in women’s cricket. “The WPL has helped me a lot…
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Harsh Dubey claimed three for 47 on his ODI debut. | Photo Credit: Shashi Sekhar Kashyap India’s newly appointed spin-bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule gave Harsh Dubey the thumbs up after the left-arm tweaker’s three-wicket haul on debut (three for 47) in the seven-wicket victory over Afghanistan in Dharamshala on Saturday (June 13, 2026). Also read…
A toddler died after allegedly falling into a bucket of water at a residence in Kanchanbagh in the early hours of Monday. The child, identified as 16-month-old Ayat Khan, was the daughter of Mohammad Asif Khan, a resident of Hafiz Baba Nagar C block in Kanchanbagh. According to police, the incident occurred at a relative’s…
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From new restrictions on cough syrups after child deaths, to the NTA’s move against Telegram and key updates from West Bengal, West Asia and the G7 Summit – Top stories of the day Source link
The Afghans are capable white-ball players, and this reflected yet again in the competitiveness it displayed in the first outing of the series in Dharamshala. | Photo Credit: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar For Afghanistan, the Ekana Cricket Stadium is a bittersweet venue. The ground has been one of its homes away from home, and of 16…
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When people in India are used to buying all sorts of medicines over the counter (OTC), the challenge is the enforcement of laws which make prescription mandatory, said Hyderabad-based paediatrician Sivaranjani Santosh even as she welcomed the Centre’s decision to make all syrups, including cough syrups, as prescription-only. Many in the pharmaceutical trade as well…
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Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (BRIC-RGCB), an institution of the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, has invited applications from GAT-B qualified candidates for its MSc Biotechnology programme for the academic year 2026-28. MSc Biotechnology course offers specialisations in two disciplines – Disease Biology and Genetic Engineering. The course spans over two years in four…
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Justice L. Victoria Gowri said the refusal of the family to receive the body, despite sufficient opportunity and a specific judicial direction, leaves the court with no alternative except to authorise the State authorities to proceed in accordance with law. Taking into account the fact that the family of Akash Delison, 26, who died following…
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In this episode, we examine the new U.S.-Iran agreement reached and the questions it raises about Israel’s response, regional security, and the future of U.S.-Israel ties. We also look at the growing turmoil within the Trinamool Congress after rebel MPs announced their merger with the NCPI, and more Source link