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Vasco, Goa: Odisha and Chennaiyin muffed some easy chances as they played out a goalless draw in the Hero Indian Super League at the GMC Stadium here on Sunday.

New Delhi: Divyansh Panwar (Rajasthan) and C Kavi Rakshna (TN) won the Men and women’s 10M Air Rifle T2 trials respectively, at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting range in Delhi on Sunday.

Fatorda, Goa: Rejuvenated East Bengal edged past Bengaluru 1-0 to record their second win of the Hero Indian Super League, at the Fatorda Stadium, on Saturday.

New Delhi: World number one Elavenil Valarivan and Assam's Hriday Hazarika, won the Women and men's 10M Air Rifle T1 National Selection trials respectively at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting range on Saturday.

Vasco, Goa: Odds are even as Jamshedpur faces Kerala Blasters in the Hero ISL at the Tilak Maidan Stadium on Sunday.

Bambolim, Goa: Chennaiyin - just one win in their last eight games will take on Odisha which has yet to taste a win in the Hero Indian Super league at the GMC stadium here on Sunday.

Kolkata: Riding on Ali Faisal’s 58th-minute goal Mohammedan piped Sudeva Delhi 1-0 to start their Hero I League campaign with three points at the VYBK Stadium here on Saturday.

WASHINGTON: All around support is mounting, for the immediate removal of the president Donald Trump even as it is clearer than ever that major systemic changes are needed if genuine democracy is to be preserved in the United States.

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s major bloomer was in assuming that his unexpected win of clear majority for the election symbol Lotus for the first time since 1952, in the battle on the basis of the economy as the focal point would compel the Sangh leaders to realize the futility of maintaining the religious issues as the focal point in electoral battles. Atal Behari Vajpayee had also won in 1998 by pushing to back burners the controversial issues and on the common minimum programme of the coalition. NaMo had conclusively proved that for majority of the electorate and particularly for the young, religion was no more relevant than hard and harsh struggle for their pursuit of economic comforts in the modern era.

When on 28 September last year activists and right to information (RTI) campaigners all over the world were commemorating the International Day for Universal Access to Information, we, the RTI activists of Kashmir, were holding a silent protest in the heart of Srinagar city. We had nothing to “commemorate” or “celebrate”, as the Jammu and Kashmir RTI Act, 2009, had been repealed soon after Article 370 was effectively abrogated on 5 August 2019 by the central government.