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New Delhi: Asian Games silver medalist in the 10,000m race Kartik Kumar and Defending Champion Sanjivani Jadhav will headline the Indian elite athletes in the men's and women's categories at the 18th Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race. The event will be held here on Sunday, 15 October.

New Delhi: Deepika (5’) and Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam (50’) scored a goal in each half as India piped Japan 2-1 to clinch the Bronze medal at the 19th Asian Games Women's Hockey Tournament in Hangzhou on Saturday. For Japan, Captain Yuri Nagai (30’) netted the lone goal.

New Delhi: Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy created a history as they won India’s first-ever badminton gold medal at the Asian Games.

New Delhi: Deepak Punia put up a brave fight before going down to Iran’s Hassan Yazdani via technical superiority and settled for a silver in the 86kg freestyle wrestling at the Asian Games in Hangzhou on Saturday.

New Delhi: India chalked out tense but dramatic wins over Iran and Chinese Taipei to regain the Men's and Women's Kabaddi Teams gold at the Asian Games in Hangzhou on Saturday.

New Delhi: Telangana’s Rashmikaa S Bhamidipaty upset defending champion Vaidhee Chaudhari (Gujrat) while UP's Siddharth Vishwakarma staged a fine come from behind win to emerge new champions in Women' and Men section of the 28th Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship 2023 at the DLTA Complex here Saturday.

Indian labour market is undergoing a structural change with the fast-changing world of work and the multiple crises therein. On the one hand a very large number of workforce is not able to get jobs, and on the other, employers have been reporting severe labour shortage in both the skilled and unskilled categories, implying a disturbing level of distortion in the labour market that needs an urgent solution before it goes out of control.

Hardworking, simple and down to earth. That is how former Union Minister and NCP founder, Sharad Pawar, describes industrialist Gautam Adani in his 2015 autobiography, Lok Majhe Sangati (People, My Companions). The Maratha strongman has never shied away from supporting Adani, even when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack following Hindenburg report allegations against the Adani group. He also opposed the Congress’s demand for a joint parliamentary committee inquiry, and instead favoured a probe by Supreme Court. He told a news channel that Adani was being targeted.

The courts are making it increasingly clear that they are not impressed with the way the central agencies are proceeding with action against their victims. Going by the sharpness in the courts’ remarks, it seems that the day may not be far when the selective manner in which the law is taking, as claimed by the ruling party politicians, or allowed to take its course, is questioned by the courts.

When the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam – a ‘whodunit’ if any – is spoken about in roadside tea stalls, it is a Sherlock Holmes narrative, especially the headline, “The Curious Case of AAP, Liquor and the Missing Money Trail” that prevails. It’s a question AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal has been asking and it’s the favourite line of Delhi Education Minister Atishi Marlena as she laughs off suggestions that Kejriwal’s party is dead on its feet with the arrest of AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh. “Where’s the money trail?” asks Marlena, confident that it wouldn’t be found because “donation” and “bribe” sound and spell differently. Most importantly, they are two words with different meanings.