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Who is Prince Yadav? Once banned by BCCI, pacer who dismissed Virat Kohli makes debut in India vs Afghanistan Lucknow ODIFast bowler Prince Yadav has earned his maiden international cap for India. This debut comes after a significant setback in 2019 when he re...- Gurnoor Brar's rise: A stress fracture, a new action and a 150-kph dreamGurnoor Brar impressed on his international debut. The young pacer delivered speeds of 148 kmph. He took three wickets in his first spell. ...
- Record 5.4 lakh homes set for delivery in 2026, but West Asia war clouds execution outlookIndia's top cities are set for a record housing completion in 2026. Over five lakh homes are scheduled to be delivered. Developers face cha...
- NEET 2026 Re-exam: Paper setters to be kept under strict isolation until exam ends on June 21NEET-UG 2026 retest paper setters are in strict isolation. This is part of enhanced security measures for the June 21 examination. Mobile p...
- Clashes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir kill 11 ahead of protestViolence erupted in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as security forces clashed with protesters. Eleven people died and over seventy were injured....
- Avammune’s big bet: Why the future of cancer treatment may come in a pillAs global oncology races toward next-generation therapies, Avammune Therapeutics is betting on affordable, orally administered immunotherap...
- Netradyne joins hands with NHEV to transform electric mobility across India's e-highwaysA initiative brings together AI-powered intelligence, highway infrastructure, driver safety and operational credibility to accelerate India...
- How Vaibhav Sooryavanshi father’s simple advice helped him to become Indian cricket’s ‘baby boss’Young cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made IPL history with five major awards. His father, Sanjeev Sooryavanshi, ensured constant practice, ...
- What happens when investors stop SIPs during crises–real investors, real panic, and the real cost of walking awayFrom a cancer diagnosis in Kolkata to a layoff in Bengaluru to Covid panic in Agra—real investors, real crises, and the real cost of walkin...
- When Dhurandhar actor R Madhavan relocated to Dubai because his son had no pool to swim inActor R. Madhavan relocated his family to Dubai during the Covid-19 pandemic to ensure his son Vedaant's swimming career continued uninterr...
- Hobby to hustle: Six years ago, the pandemic and lockdowns sparked a wave of micro-entrepreneurs. Here’s how some built to lastIndia’s Covid-era “hobby economy” — spanning gardening, baking, fitness and pet care — has evolved into a ₹1.5-2 lakh cr market, though not...
- India’s invisible workforce gets a new safety net: Key labour reforms for migrant employees decodedIndia's inter-state migrant workers gain significant protections under new labour code rules notified on May 8, 2026. The Occupational Safe...
- NCLAT ends insolvency proceedings against realty firm Embassy DevelopmentThe Delhi bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), in December 2025, directed the initiation of insolvency proceedings against th...
- Six yrs later, migrant workers still trapped in a cycle of exploitationMigrant workers are again facing hardship. Protests erupt over low wages and poor conditions. Government policies lag behind rising costs. ...
- Lockdown in India? Oil Minister Hardeep Puri addresses the rumoursThe Indian government has officially clarified that rumors of a potential nationwide lockdown are entirely false. Union Minister Hardeep Si...
- Home ministry's lockdown clause makes firms nervous about getting back to workMany fear the punitive clause will give the police and authorities a lever to harass them.
- Under lockdown, India changes shopping habitsNew Normal More transactions witnessed during usual work hours while weekend spends fall, reversing normal trends
- Covid-19 crisis: Spending curbs on ministriesIn new directions issued to all central government departments on April 8, the finance ministry has drawn up three categories of ministries...
- India under lockdown: Supply woes ease, but still a long road aheadTrucks carrying essential supplies that had been stuck at state borders for days also began moving. Retailers and consumer companies said m...
- Farmers left stranded with fruit and veggies lying in the fieldsFarmer leaders said the situation is worse than demonetisation, which only delayed payments and did not damage the crop. But now, they said...
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