"We need some of these guys to be 100 per cent fit. We just have to make sure they come out of the IPL really well. This is the most challenging one -- I know it's only four overs, but you play today, you travel tomorrow, and then you play again. That's the tough part, because you're travell
"Today, I participated in the state-level workshop organized under Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Samman Abhiyan at the BJP State Headquarters in Bhopal and reiterated the Preamble of the Constitution of India. This Preamble is the essence of the values and supreme ideals of our nation that unite us as
CM Yadav is scheduled to hold a program at Tikarwara village in Mandla district on Wednesday for the purpose. During the programme, Chief Minister Yadav will also inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for various development works. Additionally, he will participate in the Mukhyamantri
Senior Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Punjab Assembly Partap Singh Bajwa, after appearing before the cybercrime police station in Mohali on Tuesday, informed that no further summons had been issued to him as of now. A case was filed against him over his recent remark claiming
Sudanese Ambassador to India, Mohammed Abdalla Ali Eltom, describes the ongoing conflict in Sudan as a war of self-defence against external aggression, highlighting India's critical humanitarian aid, including medical shipments and life-saving equipment.
Congress leader and Punjab Leader of Opposition (LoP) Partap Singh Bajwa arrived at the Cybercrime police station for inquiry in Mohali on Tuesday. A case has been registered against him over his "50 bombs have reached Punjab" remark.
Running until 17th April, the event is expected to draw over 15,000 participants and 325 exhibitors, continuing to serve as a dynamic platform for researchers, innovators and investors to share insights, forge partnerships and address pressing healthcare challenges.
Hussain issued a serious warning during his 240th speech, streamed on TikTok, regarding what he referred to as a "revived conspiracy" intended to rekindle ethnic strife between Pashtuns and Mohajirs in Karachi.
On Monday, at an event in Uttar Pradesh, Indrajeet Saroj said that if India's temples had power, then invaders like Mohammad Bin Qasim, Mahmud Ghaznavi and Mohammad Ghori would not have come to the country.