Following his side's one run loss to Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Rajasthan Royals (RR) batting coach Vikram Rathour admitted that the team failed to click as a unit despite some great individual performances and backed struggling batter Shimron Hetmyer to come good
Chasing 207 runs, RR was 71/5, but a 92-run stand between Parag and Shimron Hetmyer and fireworks from Shubham Dubey and Jofra Archer almost took them home, until the pair failed to complete a double on the final ball to push the match into a Super Over.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi urged Prime Minister Modi to act strongly against Pakistan after recent terror attacks, recalling past incidents and saying the time to convince Islamabad is over. He criticised Pakistan's continued denial of cross-border terrorism.
During the clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR) at Eden Gardens' in Kolkata, Rahane scored 30 in 24 balls, consisting of a four and two sixes. His runs came at a strike rate of 125.00. He fell to Riyan Parag, RR's skipper after being caught behind by Dhruv Jurel.
President of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal (BNP-M), Sardar Akhtar Mengal, declared the beginning of a "politics of national resistance," criticising the failure of Pakistan's parliament, judiciary, and other state institutions to safeguard the rights of the Baloch people.
In yet another grim revelation that underscores Pakistan's chronic failure to ensure public health and safety, Dawn News has reported that nearly every tea shop in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city is serving up a toxic brew of adulterated milk and chemically-laced tea leaves.
On Balidan Diwas, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami paid tribute to freedom fighter Shaheed Veer Kesari Chand. He announced the naming of an ITI after him and a Rs 5 lakh grant for the annual fair in his honour.
The seminar featured Dr Khalifa Al-Dhaheri, Chancellor of Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities, and Dr Tarek Shawki, former Minister of Education and Technical Education of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
The strong security push comes in the aftermath of the NEET-UG 2024 controversy, which saw allegations of paper leaks, inflated marks, and legal battles over grace marks, prompting widespread protests and court scrutiny.
A Shimla court ordered the demolition of the remaining two floors of the Sanjauli mosque after the Waqf Board failed to present valid documents. The court ruled that the mosque's construction violated municipal norms.
With the high-stakes NEET-UG 2025 examination scheduled for May 4, a three-tier monitoring mechanism--at the district, state, and centre levels--has been put in place to ensure the exam is conducted in a free, fair, and secure manner, sources at Education Ministry said.