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Guwahati: A goal-fest in Guwahati saw NorthEast United FC and Mumbai City FC share the spoils in a 2-2 draw in a Hero Indian Super League (ISL) clash at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium on Wednesday.

Bhubaneswar: Hockey India on Wednesday named Bhubaneswar and Rourkela as the venues for the 2023 FIH World Cup.

Ajmer: A pair comprising junior players, Yashaswini Ghorpade and Vanshika Bhargava, from the Airports Authority of India (AAI) taught a few lessons on tenacity to the second-seeded duo of Krittwika Sinha Roy and Mousumi Paul from PSPB before entering the quarterfinals of the 49th Inter-Institutional Table Tennis Championships at the MCC Indoor Stadium here today.

New Delhi: Olympian Mairaj Ahmad Khan( U.P) along with Smit Singh (ONGC) and Gurjoat Singh (Punjab) cornered the limelight as the trio shot three perfect rounds on the opening day of the Skeet qualifiers in the 63rdNational Shooting Championship Competition at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range here on Wednesday.

Chennai: A revitalised Chennaiyin FC will look to build some momentum when they take on Odisha FC in a Hero Indian Super League clash at the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium here on Thursday.

WASHINGTON: It’s still not safe to be a labor leader in Latin America, and that has Communications Workers President Chris Shelton, the AFL-CIO’s Solidarity Center, and four pro-worker U.S. House Democrats hopping mad. As a result, all of them are demanding impartial investigations and changes in U.S. policy in response to the killings.

2019 has been a particularly testing year for Venezuela as President Nicolas Maduro’s government has fought off two coup attempts and is now subject to an extensive US-imposed economic blockade of the type employed against Cuba since the early 1960s.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The massive setback suffered by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Maharashtra has spread a pall of gloom in the Kerala unit of the party.

BHOPAL: While the Congress and other parties were busy in exposing and defeating the ‘game’ of the BJP in Maharashtra, Congress leader Jyotiradita Scindia caused a flutter in Madhya Pradesh by changing his Twitter profile. Scindia deleted all references to his party from his profile, including the fact that he is a former Congress MP and a former minister in the UPA government. Media interpreted this as a signal that Scindia was ready to walk out of the Congress and may join the BJP. This speculation was reported while recalling Scindia’s outright support to the Centre’s decision to scrap Article 370 of the Constitution. The scion of the Scindia family, however, termed all these speculations as ‘baseless’.

The world oil market is poised for a pivotal shift, which will see the US emerge as energy-surplus and this has implications for all major importing countries like India.