England Test captain Ben Stokes will miss batting maestro Virat Kohli's cover drive, a shot that will "live long in the memory" and highlight one aspect that India will miss about its stalwart in the upcoming five high-stakes Tests between the two sides, set to begin on June 20.
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton told ANI, "Well, I think it's important for India to educate people around the world on what the nature of these terrorist attacks has been because it's unacceptable for innocent civilians to be threatened and harmed by terrorist attacks."
Addressing a press conference, CM Fadnavis stated, "As I have said earlier, what can be said to fools? Congress leaders do not see the difference between things; for them, there is no difference between drones used by farmers in the fields and combat drones. So, what answer should be given t
After the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Amity University Online (AUO) and Hockey India (HI), Indian Women's Hockey Team captain Salima Tete and defender Jyoti expressed their views on this initiative.
Hockey India (HI) general secretary Bhola Nath Singh expressed his delight following the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Amity University Online (AUO) and HI to provide comprehensive educational opportunities to hockey players at the international, national, and s
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 21: Even before applying for a loan, there is one thing that savvy customers always do: check their credit score. Whether one is using a loan app or visiting a bank branch, this step is the crucial part of any financial institution's evaluation process. A good
New Delhi [India], May 21: Are digital nomads taking over the world? It sure seems that way, laptops in one hand, passports in the other, and Wi-Fi as the new oxygen. But let's be honest: while you're hopping time zones, attending work meetings and chasing sunsets, the last thing you want is
The fourth season of 'The Bear' is set to premiere on June 25, and the new trailer shows that the pressure isn't letting up anytime soon -- even if some characters are hoping to slow things down.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 20: As India awaits the official release of the rules of the DPDP Act, one thing is clear - privacy can no longer be an afterthought for companies. With the DPDPA, privacy is becoming the foundational principle for how businesses collect, store, and use digi
New Delhi [India], May 19: As industries evolve and competition increases, employers change their requirements for hirings, as of now they are no longer just hunting for creativity - they are investing in designers who can think, lead, and adapt.