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Fatorda, Goa: Kerala Blasters again squandered a winning position, playing out a third successive draw after being held 2-2 by Odisha in the Hero Indian Super League at the Fatorda Stadium on Thursday.

New Delhi: Talanted Elavenil Valarivan (Gujarat), beat Apurvi Chandela’s World record to win the, 10M Air Rifle event at T3 national selection trials at Dr. Karni Singh Shooting range here on Thursday.

Dubai: Promising Devender Kumar and Nimisha Suresh clinched a gold medal each as India started their campaign on a strong note winning six medals on the opening day at the 12th Fazza International Championships – Dubai 2021 World Para Athletics Grand Prix here on Thursday.

New Delhi: Ace defender Surender Kumar feels that a strong defence is a key to success for the team in big tournaments.

Vasco, Goa: For struggling East Bengal it is not over yet. A win against fourth-placed Hyderabad at the Tilak Maidan on Friday will take them to within four points of their opponents with three games left in the Hero Indian Super League.

Mumbai: Seher Atwal overcame a double bogey on the back nine to maintain her dominance at the third leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tournament at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club on Thursday.

New Delhi: The month long inaugural online Dance festival ‘Bhaktimay Rouhani Majlis’ hosted by Dubai based Kathak exponent and choreographer Nishi Singh which concluded on Thursday turned out to be a stupendous successful event.

LUCKNOW: The grand success of kisan mahapanchayat addressed by AICC general secretary Priyanka Gandhi has boosted the morale of party leaders and workers in western Uttar Pradesh.

Jeremy Corbyn is back but with a difference. As the leader of the Labour Party he talked of Left politics, socialism and Marxism, but this time he has descended with a new think tank type organisation “Project for peace and Justice” aimed at promoting equality, peace, and democracy internationally.

The terrible disaster in Chamoli district, Uttarakhand on February 7, 2021, has already cost the lives of over 30 persons with another 150 or so missing or trapped. Tragically, most of the dead are workers in different infrastructure and hydro-electric power projects such as the small 13.2 MW project on the Rishiganga river near Raini Village which has been completely destroyed, and the much larger 520MW Tapovan power plant nearby on the Dhauliganga which too is badly damaged and where a number of workers are trapped. These projects were supposed to benefit the region but have become victims of the disaster. This is ironic because such reckless supposedly ‘developmental’ activities are themselves major contributors to such disasters, even if not always the prime cause.