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Fatorda, Goa: Two of the in-form teams of the Hero Indian Super League are set to clash on Monday when Mohun Bagan host Bengaluru at Fatorda Stadium here.

Pune: Following the rescheduling of the Australian Open with the recently announced ATP Tour calendar for the upcoming COVID-disrupted season, , Tata Open Maharashtra is looking for possible new dates in 2021.

Fatorda, Goa: Chennaiyin finally managed to register a win after five games, with 2-1 victory over Goa in the Hero Indian Super League at Fatorda Stadium, Goa, on Saturday.

Goa: Kerala Blasters and East Bengal will aim to bag their first win of the Hero Indian Super League Season 7, when they take on each other at GMC Stadium, here on Sunday.

Chennai: Juggling racing and online exams, 19-year old Ann Jennifer (Sparks Racing) from Chennai kept her nerves to regain the title in the Girls category with her fourth consecutive win in the MRF MMSC fmsci Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship at the MMRT, here on Saturday.

Jamshedpur: A three-way tie at the top between Gaganjeet Bhullar, SSP Chawrasia and Amardeep Malik has nicely set up the final day of the TATA Steel Tour Championship 2020 being played at the Beldih and Golmuri golf courses in Jamshedpur.

Goa: Hyderabad will hope to keep their unbeaten run going when they take on table-toppers Mumbai City in the Hero Indian Super League at the Tilak Maidan Stadium on Sunday.

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has a penchant for platitudes and hyperbole. Going by her track record with budgets and stimulus packages, while she promises the moon, she ends up delivering sweet nothing.

The year, 2020, needs no introduction, neither does Sonu Sood. When the year kept throwing challenges at us, he inspired us to face them with kindness and compassion .The work that stood out was the Ghar Bhejo campaign to send migrants home and bring stranded Indian students home back. Sood has received both bouquet and brickbats. But he remained unfazed. He has been rightly adjudged THE MAN OF THE YEAR 2020.

Two realities collide today in Bolivia. One is the power of a murderous, kleptocratic elite that overthrew an elected government last November, employing violence to impose its will and reprivatize the economy. The other is the people who just voted massively for the return of Movement toward Socialism (MAS), the electoral arm of a socialist movement rooted in indigenous politics that long predates the party itself.