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New Delhi: Dominating India reduced the match to no contest as they walloped lowly Ghana 11-0 in their opening match of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games here on Sunday.

New Delhi: Mizoram teenager Jeremy Lalrinnunga, smashed two Games records to help India and his weightlifting squad win their second gold as men hockey and women Cricket teams posted victories while world champion Nikhat Zareen commenced her boxing campaign with a dominating win at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games (CWG) on Sunday.

New Delhi: Mizoram teenager Jeremy Lalrinnunga, who did India proud by winning country's and the weightlifting squad’s second gold in the 67kg his first Commonwealth Games (CWG) at Birmingham,says that he was thrilled with the response he received from everyone around him “I couldn’t do as much as I expected myself to do in clean and jerk but I am very happy for all the love that I have received from back home. There were so many who came to see me here in the stadium as well and I just want to say thank you to everyone.”

Mamallapuram (Chennai): There was no stopping India as all their six teams in fray in both sections won their matches to maintain a clean slate at the 44th Chess Olympiad here on Sunday.

New Delhi: Ace racer Jehan Daruvala failed in Hungarian Formula 2 round after yet another difficult weekend for Prema Racing that capped a month of struggles for the Italian outfit.

Globally, most business and tech media, both online and offline (read print), for the past few days are discussing the muted and declining revenue of the Facebook parent Meta Platforms in the face of growing competition from TikTok.

In recent times, more Bangladeshi and Nepali migrant workers have died abroad than before. An increase in migrant mortality has been reported from countries as varied as the Middle East to Malaysia. Both the Nepal and Bangladesh governments are deeply perturbed by an ominous uptick in fatalities among their valued workers, whose crucial remittances help fuel domestic economic growth.

The Supreme Court’s judgment, in the case of Himanshu Kumar & Ors. versus State of Chhattisgarh &Ors., delivered on July 14 by a division bench comprising Justices A.M. Khanwilkar, who retired on Friday, and J.B. Pardiwala, has led to outrage. The bench dismissed the writ petition that alleged that the Chhattisgarh government and the paramilitary forces were responsible for the massacre of tribals in Dantewada district in 2009. The bench held that it does not warrant any further investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (‘CBI’) into the first information reports (‘FIRs’) filed by the petitioners, as prayed by them. The court relied on the chargesheets filed and the investigation conducted by the police, and observed that Naxalites alone were responsible for the massacre.

BHOPAL: Congress has alleged use of Police and administration in the election of office bearers of district Panchayat. It was adoption of these tactics that the BJP could capture 41 district Panchayats out of 51 for which elections were held. Congress could capture only 9. . The final results were out on July 29 evening.

It’s a month since the Maha Vikas Aghadi government fell and Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and his Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis took over replacing the Uddhav Thackeray alliance. They haven’t yet started governing Maharashtra in earnest as there is no ministry formation. The two appear to be enjoying the honeymoon while keeping both BJP and Shinde MLAs in tenterhooks.