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A mellowed down Amit Shah at his Purnea rally on September 23 was not only the major question for disappoint of the Bihar leaders but severely troubled them about the future prospect of the BJP in Bihar. Their feeling dejected primarily owed to the fact that it was he, Chanakya of the party and a key protagonist of the Hindutva politics, has chosen Seemanchal for his visit nearly two months back, in July this year.

Veteran journalist Upendra Prasad, who had made a sort of history in Hindi journalism in 1990s by writing on socio-economic issues that influenced both the society in the Hindi speaking belt and the politics in transition at that time, passed away in the late night on Friday, September 23 in Batra Hospital, Delhi after a cardiac arrest. He is survived by his wife Manjula Prasad and a daughter Kriti. We suffered a tragic loss in the IPA-Samvad family, of which he was a member since 2008 as editor of Samvad, the Hindi service of IPA.

Surat: Top seed G Sathiyan retired from his Table Tennis quarterfinal clash due to back pain.

New Delhi: Former captain Dilip Tirkey, is new Hockey India president.

New Delhi: Wangoi Higher Secondary School, Imphal Manipur; R.K.S Girls High School Majrwa, Siwan, Bihar; St. Patrick’s High School, Gumla, Jharkhand and GSSS Alakhpura, Bhiwani, Haryana qualified for the semifinals of the Under 17 category in the 61st Subroto Cup played at the Ambedkar Stadium and Subroto Park Football Ground here on Friday.

Ahmedabad: With five Pro-Kabaddi League stars in their ranks, Chandigarh start favourite to win Men’s Kabaddi gold in the 36th National Games here.

Surat: Telangana’s F R Snehit and Maharashtra’s Deepit Patil accounted for third seed Sanil Shetty and fifth seed Anirban Ghosh respectively to reach the quarterfinals of the men’s singles table tennis event in the 36th National Games here on Friday.

The Great Resignation has hastened the pace of changes in the area of employment, and employers are taking a number of steps to ensure that their employees are reasonably satisfied with the workplace.

“An explosion of food and energy prices for those that are better off is inconvenience – for the poor people, tragedy,” says IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva while sounding global warning that there would be “people on the street” unless steps are taken to protect the most vulnerable. To prevent such a situation in India, Modi government will have to make a tightrope walk between fiscal and monetary policies.

Shashi Tharoor and Ashok Gehlot will contest the Congress president’s post election and Tharoor will walk into it already sidelined. Gandhi family loyalist Ashok Gehlot is naturally a hot favourite. Tharoor is not going to get the advantage of being fellow Kerala MP to Rahul Gandhi. In fact, if a poll to choose between who is more popular in Kerala, “Rahul Gandhi or Shashi Tharoor?”, is held, ‘The Tharoor’ will lose by a thickset margin!