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New Delhi: Top rally drivers of the country including first Indian F1 driver Narain Karthikeyan, Gaurav Gill, multiple national racing champion Anindith Reddy, will set the track ablaze in the JK Tyre Festival of Speed(JKFOS) to be held at the Buddh International Circuit on November 30- December 1.

Kolkata: Ridhima Dilawari managed to keep her nerves steady in the closing stages to claim her fifth title of the season as she won the 15th and final leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Course on Friday.

BERLIN—Media jubilation reached a climax here on November 9, thirty years after the bumbling, perhaps even misunderstood decision to open the gate for all East Germans to stream through, hasten to the nearest West Berlin bank for their “welcome present” of 100 prized West German marks, and taste the joys of the western free market system.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students are up in arms against the ruling regime. JNU is under attack once again from the Sangh Parivar’s fascist ideology and atrocities. Fee hike is the outcome of the draft education policy of Union government to commercialise and corporatize education in India. The tremendous fee hike will ensure that JNU will become an elitist university eligible only for a few rich students while denying cheap education to a vast majority. The current fee hike is a body blow to the poor students pursuing almost free education in the prestigious and historical institution.

Asia is at the forefront of the digital revolution promising a radical transformation of the global economy and the society. Many hope that digitalization may well be a key driver of productivity growth and improved welfare. However, the transformation is threatening substantial disruption and dislocation. Workers worry that robots will make them obsolete and financial supervisors are concerned about the risks to financial stability posed by the latest fintech innovations.

Nuh, Haryana: The Indian foursome of Shiv Kapur, Arjun Prasad, M Dharma and Shankar Das carded identical of five-under-67 and were three shots behind clubhouse leader Thai Itthipat Buranatanyarat on the first day of the ninth edition of the US$400,000 Panasonic Open India here on Thursday.

New Delhi: In a move to keep balance and harmony in the team All India Tennis Association (AITA) on Thursday named eight-member Davis Cup squad for the tie against Pakistan, including those who had declined to play in Islamabad and those who wanted to play for the country respective of the venue.

New Delhi: Batsman Ajinkya Rahane on Thursday joined Delhi Capitals in trade as Delhi based franchise released spinners Rahul Tewatia and Mayank Markande to Rajasthan Royals ahead of the 2020 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Kolkata: Diksha Dagar pulled away from the rest of the field with two birdies in the last three holes in the 15th and final Leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club on Thursday.

The Supreme Court verdict on the Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid dispute in Ayodhya has left many concerns and questions for the people of our country. First of all, as was appealed by almost every political party including BJP, this verdict by a five-judge bench of Supreme Court of India should not be taken as a victory for any group over another. This sounds good but the truth is entirely different. Many senior BJP leaders who are in government and also leaders of RSS-affiliated organisations have made statements which resonate like trumpet of victory. On the other hand, the people who are committed to secularism and justice have started expressing their agony and anxiety over the possible implications of this judgment. Renowned historians, academicians and judicial luminaries have commented openly and pointed out how the ‘faith’ has been kept over evidences and historical facts.