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New Delhi: Men and women hockey team captains Manpreet Singh and Rani Rampaul on Sunday won the much coveted Player of the year 2019 awards while former Olympian Harbinder Singh received the Major Dhyan Chand Lifetime Achievement Award.

New Delhi: Putting up a powerful performance ,six-time World Champion Mary Kom (51kg) thrashed Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Tasmyn Benny of New Zealand 5-0 and moved one step closer to qualifying for the Olympic Games t at the Asian/Oceanian Olympic Qualifiers in Amman, Jordan on Saturday.

Goa: Two-time champions Chennaiyin booked their place in the final of the Hero Indian Super League despite a 2-4 loss to a spirited Goa in the second leg of their semi-final at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Saturday.

New Delhi: Doubles pair of Achanta Sharath Kamal and Gnanasekaran Sathiyan entered Top-20 in the latest International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF)’s men doubles world ranking. The duo, who clinched silver medal in Hungarian Open last month, jumped 20 places to claim 17th position.

New Delhi: Gaurav Solanki's (57kg), campaign to secure a berth in the Olympics failed as he lost to top seed Mirazizbek Mirzakhalilov of Uzbekistan while Amit Panghal (52 kg) kept his hopes alive at the quarter-finals of Asian/Oceanian Olympic Qualifiers in Amman, Jordon.

Kolkata: A place in the Hero Indian Super League final is at stake as ATK take on Bengaluru at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan here on Sunday.

Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary on Thursday, joining former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar as recent exits from the race.

When Rome was burning Nero was playing flute is an old infamous saying that incidentally comes to one’s mind when he or she recalls what happened in Delhi on February 23, 24 and 25, 2020. The shocking incidents of riots, arson, looting and shooting were taking place at a critical time when India is passing through an unprecedented difficult phase from all angles — be it in the field of economy, social, cultural and political arena. The state capital is the latest victim of the vicious design of the rulers. The party that is leading the government having failed to deliver on all its promises is continuing with its divisionary-divisive slogans for the last more than five years now. The politics of hatred, character assassination, mob frenzy and violence is the hallmark of all those who are sheltered by those in power.

Reports that in many cases the victims of violence in Delhi were not allowed to reach hospitals are very disturbing. Even worse, the ambulances were stopped and searched by the police, and patients’ dressings removed while on way to healthcare facilities. This is against all the norms and forms of justice to the sick and patients' rights. A doctor was not able to shift the patent to higher center because under the circumstances when mob violence was in full swing it was not possible to transport without police support. When he tried to contact the police officials repeatedly, none of them picked his phone. The police officials contacted the doctor only after the intervention by the high court at midnight. That led to delay in shifting the serious patients.

Yes Bank has overnight become a No Bank. The pun is not lost on anyone, including Rahul Gandhi. Media houses have been using it left, right and centre. So much so that it has already become a distasteful cliché, one created possibly in the shortest period of time.