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Rinku Singh smashes stellar century to propel Meerut Mavericks to victory against Gorakhpur Lions

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Aug

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Rinku Singh smashes stellar century to propel Meerut Mavericks to victory against Gorakhpur Lions

Star India batter Rinku Singh put in an exceptional performance in the ongoing UPT20 League 2025, in a game between Meerut Mavericks and Gorakhpur Lions, Rinku amassed 108 runs in 48 deliveries, helping his side win the game. Lucknow: Star India batter Rinku Singh was exceptional for Meerut Mavericks in the 9th game of the ongoing UPT20 League 2025. Taking on Gorakhpur Lions at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow on August 21, Rinku’s brilliant century was crucial for Meerut in registering a comfortable victory. The clash between the two sides began with Gorakhpur…

Israel’s Netanyahu says he’ll approve military’s plan for Gaza takeover amid renewed ceasefire talks

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Aug

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World

Israel’s Netanyahu says he’ll approve military’s plan for Gaza takeover amid renewed ceasefire talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remark comes days after Hamas said it has agreed to a new proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas said it has agreed to the ceasefire proposal "without requesting any amendments," and it has also delivered its response to the mediators. Tel Aviv: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (local time) said he will approve the military's plan for the takeover of Gaza, but will also order the resumption of negotiations with Hamas to free all hostages and end the war on "terms acceptable to Israel". He made the remarks outside the Israel Defence…

Over 200 Top Nature photographers join forces for Prints for Wildlife fundraiser

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Aug

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Lifestyle

Over 200 Top Nature photographers join forces for Prints for Wildlife fundraiser

In the last five years, Nature and wildlife photographers across the world have raised over $2.1 million for conservation. This, courtesy of global non-profit Conservation International’s initiative titled Prints for Wildlife. Every year, a community of photographers sell their limited-edition prints and all funds raised go towards efforts supported by Conservation International. An Asiatic lioness with her cubs at Gir National Park, Gujarat | Photo Credit: Jie Fischer/Prints for Wildlife This year, the fundraiser Edition Hope is slated to ‘respond to a new, urgent threat: the global shift away from environmental protection’. The team addresses how conservation programmes around the…

Rahul Gandhi warns of ‘unrest’ in Bihar ahead of polls

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Aug

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Politics

Rahul Gandhi warns of ‘unrest’ in Bihar ahead of polls

Congress leader and Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday warned that Bihar could witness serious political unrest during the forthcoming Assembly elections, accusing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of planning to “steal” the mandate in several states. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, Gandhi said growing anger on the ground in Bihar should serve as a warning to national political leaders. “I can see, there is a fire that is starting in Bihar. I am inviting all the senior leaders to come and see this fire because it cannot be stopped,” he said. …

India ‘cosying’ up to China, Russia’s ‘laundromat’: White House adviser on Trump tariffs

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Aug

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World

India ‘cosying’ up to China, Russia’s ‘laundromat’: White House adviser on Trump tariffs

Briefing reporters in Washington, DC, White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'great leader', but stressed that India doesn't need to buy Russian oil. Washington: Defending US President Donald Trump's decision to impose 50 per cent tariffs on India, White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro on Thursday (local time) said New Delhi is 'cosying' up to Chinese President Xi Jinping and is acting as a 'laundromat' for the Kremlin amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Briefing reporters in Washington, DC, Navarro called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'great leader', but stressed that India doesn't need…

No bilateral events with Pakistan but Indian cricket team free to play in Asia Cup: Sports Ministry

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Aug

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No bilateral events with Pakistan but Indian cricket team free to play in Asia Cup: Sports Ministry

India has made it clear its policy towards international posting events against Pakistan. According to a sports ministry source, India will not play against Pakistan in bilateral events but the cricket team won't be stopped from playing against them in the Asia Cup. New Delhi: India has made its stance clear when it comes to playing against Pakistan in international sporting events. The Indian government has clearly denied permission for bilateral events against Pakistan, but has also stated that the teams will not be stopped from playing in the multination events. Notably, it has also been mentioned that the Indian…

India women’s bowler Gouher Sultana retires from all forms of cricket

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Aug

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India women’s bowler Gouher Sultana retires from all forms of cricket

The 37-year-old former India spinner, Gouher Sultana, represented the national side in 87 matches across ODIs and T20Is, taking 95 wickets. Sultana last played for India in 2014 and was part of the Women's World Cup squads in 2009 and 2013. Hyderabad: Indian left-arm spinner Gouher Sultana announced her retirement from all formats of cricket on Thursday, August 21. “Adieu with a smile - after years of wearing the Indian jersey with pride, passion, and purpose, the time has come to pen down the most emotional note of my cricketing journey. With a heart full of memories and eyes welled with gratitude, I…

Oval Invincibles set to be rebranded as MI London from 2026 onwards in the Hundred: Report

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Aug

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Oval Invincibles set to be rebranded as MI London from 2026 onwards in the Hundred: Report

Oval Invincibles are one of the two teams whose private investment process is yet to be completed. The Mumbai Indians owners, Reliance Industries Limited, don't want to stray from their MI branding of their teams in other franchise leagues around the world. London: Following Manchester Originals' Sanjiv Goenka's confirmation, the Oval Invincibles, who sold their 49 per cent stake to the Mumbai Indians' owners, the Ambani Family, are set to rebrand themselves as MI London after the new ownership takes effect from October 1, 2025. The ECB will retain a 51 per cent stake in the Oval franchise, while the Mumbai Indians'…

BCCI conveys state associations to pick available India players for Duleep Trophy: Report

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Aug

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BCCI conveys state associations to pick available India players for Duleep Trophy: Report

The BCCI has urged the state associations to pick the Indian players in the squads for respective zones for the Duleep Trophy 2025-26. Even though the Duleep Trophy clashes with the Asia Cup 2025, a few players not picked in the T20 squad might make themselves available for the tournament. Mumbai: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has conveyed to the state association to pick the top Indian players for the Duleep Trophy for respective zones. After the likes of KL Rahul, Mohammed Siraj, Sai Sudharsan and Washington Sundar were ignored by the South Zone, the BCCI…

Cheteshwar Pujara to be available for Saurashtra for Ranji Trophy 2025-26: Report

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Aug

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Cheteshwar Pujara to be available for Saurashtra for Ranji Trophy 2025-26: Report

Cheteshwar Pujara scored 402 runs in seven Ranji Trophy matches in the last season, but wasn't picked in the West Zone squad for the Duleep Trophy. Pujara swiftly moved to a commentary stint during the England-India series, as it looks like his India playing days might be done. Rajkot: Veteran India batter Cheteshwar Pujara has indicated his availability for the new season of the Ranji Trophy, India's premier domestic red-ball competition. Pujara, who was picked in the West Zone squad for the Duleep Trophy, made a swift transition during India's tour of England to broadcasting. Even though it looks like…