Delhi and Beyond
I developed habit of spending the entire day on cricket field since childhood: Sameer Rizvi
Uncapped Meerut batsman Sameer Rizvi, who earned a Rs 8.4 crore IPL deal with Chennai Super Kings, says he was initiated into cricket at the age of five and the proximity of his uncle's academy to his home made him spend full days there and get bred on the game
Tackling deepfakes: Urgent need for tech solutions and legal reforms
A recent instance of deepfake content, in which visuals of actor Rashmika Mandanna were cloned, has once again brought to light the consequences of unregulated access to A1; experts say the war against information can only be fought with education and stringent legal reforms
BJP’s Triumph in State Polls Set to Ignite Momentum in Equity Markets; RBI interest rate decision eyed: Experts
The BJP is poised to form the government in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh while securing a dominant win in Madhya Pradesh, as per the vote count on Sunday. In Telangana, the Congress is anticipated to establish the government
Skeet titles for Anantjeet and Ganemat in National Shooting
Anantjeet Singh Naruka, looking to earn Olympic quota, and Ganemat Sekhon won the men and women’s skeet events at the National Shooting Championships in shotgun in the Capital; this is Naruka’s second national title
Delhi thump Mizoram in Vijay Hazare one-dayers
Himmat Singh’s half-century, Suyash Sharma’s four-wicket haul take Delhi to top of the table
Tripping over the last hurdle
India were undoubtedly the best side in the just-concluded Cricket World Cup, winning all the league matches and the semi-final, but when it came to the all-important final, they faltered with both bat and ball
Cricket World Cup 2023: Sound of silence in here a great sound, say Australians
Pat Cummins and Marnus Labuschagne relish snatching away the noise of the crowd through their performance in Cricket World Cup final
IND vs AUS: We fell 30-40 runs short, couldn’t get boundaries, says Dravid
India team head coach Rahul Dravid attributes India’s loss to Australian bowlers’ ability to stem the flow of fours with smart bowling, which included straighter lines and use of the long boundary
