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Kolkata: Rookies Kshitij Naveed Kaul, Priyanshu Singh and Yuvraj Sandhu will be promising prospects at the inaugural ICC RCGC Open Golf Championship being played at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club (RCGC) from December 12 – 15, 2019.

NEW DELHI: Union Sports minister Kiren Rijiju, on Wednesday expressed hope that upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics will provide India a good platform to have best ever performance in Olympics.

Sakhir (Bahrain): David Schumacher, son of former F1 driver Ralf, is the latest addition to India’s only FIA-approved international series, the MRF Challenge which moves to the Bahrain International Circuit here with a total of four races spread over two days – December 13 and 14.

Guwahati: NorthEast United will be keen to get back to winning ways when they face the Chennaiyin challenge at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium, Guwahati on Thursday evening.

The completion of one year of Kamal Nath government is being marked by several agitations. They include agitation by farmers, by college and school teachers and an agitation launched by the BJP demanding effective security for women.

PARIS—“Reform” is a word with a varied history. At the beginning of the last century, there were many battles among progressives over whether capitalism as a system could be reformed or whether it needed to be abolished. Sometime in the 1980s, with the rise of neoliberalism, with its idea that markets can fix and resolve all social problems and create unlimited abundance, reform began to take on another meaning.

Britain has not faced a more critical election in decades than the one it faces on Thursday. Though it was envisaged that it would have direct bearing on the issue of Brexit, it is expected to decide and direct the future of Britain and its place in the world. The election was necessitated by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson for getting Brexit done.

The Modi Government's decision on the privatisation of the public sector oil company BPCL is going to be a major economic disaster for India making the country poorer by lakhs of crores by handing over this blue chip company to the private sector.

For once, Union Home Minister Mr. Amit Shah’s brief reference in the Lok Sabha to simmering tensions in Assam and the Northeast (NE) over the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) is spot on. Some people in those areas, he reasoned, were genuinely (even if wrongly!) concerned about the implications of the proposed legislation in their states. Other forces however, were deliberately stoking ethnic fears through misinformation, despite attending prolonged discussions with the centre and Delhi’s repeated commitment to protect the interest of all indigenous communities and peoples.

The noise over Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) has turned public gaze away from the otherwise crucial hearing of the petitions challenging the Presidential orders issued under Article 370 of the Constitution, which revoked the special status of Jammu & Kashmir.