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New Delhi: Rajasthan Royals' hard-hitting batsman Liam Livingstone feels that his team has a good chance to qualify for the IPL 2021 Playoffs because it is a really good squad, have good quality overseas players.

Equality was a big winner in Cuba Wednesday when a new draft of the country’s family code was released that proposes allowing same-sex couples the right to marry and adopt children.

Since the Taliban began ruling Afghanistan from September 7, Bangladesh has adopted a cautious wait-and-watch policy. Its primary concern, like India was to get its citizens out of the strife-torn areas unharmed. As of now Dhaka-based reports say that 23 out of 30-odd Bangladeshis have returned safely through various routes, while a handful has opted to stay back.

Nobody should get sick or die from doing their job, and yet about two million workers die every year. They are exposed to disease and injury at workplaces, though the risk factors are preventable. It not only strain health systems but also reduces productivity and has a catastrophic impact on household incomes.

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi resorting to querulous and whining intrigue to hide behind the silly argument that the information sought by the Supreme Court about the Pegasus was “sensitive” in nature and concerned “national security” is a devious plan to indulge in the game of one-upmanship and also prohibit the Supreme Court from accomplishing its Constitutional responsibility to unearth the Pegasus scam and protect the fundamental rights of the citizens of the country.

Earning cash through fuel taxes has become an addiction for our governments. Like any addiction, this one is also not amenable to any easy cure. Only shock treatments can do that.

As the world observed September 15 as World Democracy Day, India has rightly advocated the need for an inclusive government in Afghanistan. Delhi also voiced its genuine concerns and clearly outlined its expectations that the Taliban doesn’t allow the use of Afghan soil for terrorism. The global community would concur with such expectations.

Kolkata: Former champions Army Green overcame Sudeva Delhi 1-0 to storm into the quarterfinals while Goa Jamshedpur (JFC) 5-0 to finish on top with nine points and push their ISL rivals out of the 130th Durand Cup here on Friday.

Srinagar: Delhi's Honey Baisoya fired a third successive error-free round, as he carded six-under 66 to take a four-shot lead in the J&K Open at the Royal Springs Golf Course here on Friday.

NOIDA: Stunning the favourites, unheralded Lakhmehar Pardesi carded 2-over 74 in the final round to a total of 227 and claimed a breakthrough maiden title in the 9th leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Noida Golf Course here on Friday, while Jahanvi (75) was one behind at 228.