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ICC announces five-run penalty for batters wasting timeBatters wasting time three times or more can now incur a five-run penalty for their team. An incoming batter can still be dismissed 'timed ...- ICC allows pink ball usage in day-time Tests on trial basisThe new playing conditions will apply to all international series that start on 1 October or later, and it means that the upcoming Border-G...
- Shivakumar govt plans 'Karnataka Mandapam' on lines of Bharat MandapamKarnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has announced plans for a 'Karnataka Mandapam' to enhance tourism. The government is exploring vari...
- Anti-betting law fails. A lesson for crypto?India’s online betting ban has failed to eliminate illegal gambling, with offshore networks continuing operations despite strict laws. The ...
- Japan await big moment in T20 face-off against mighty IndiaJapan hosts India for a historic one-off T20 International match on Tuesday. This game celebrates 75 years of India-Japan diplomatic relati...
- CCI nod for Lakshmi Mittal-Poonawalla Rajasthan Royals stake buysThe competition regulator in India has sanctioned the acquisition of three cricket franchises, with Westview Cricket and Poonawalla Sports ...
- AI can speed business loans, but underwriters stay in charge: HyperVerge's Kedar KulkarniHyperVerge launched AI underwriting agents to speed business loan processing. These agents extract data from financial documents and assist...
- Japan name Asian Games squad for historic T20I against India in SanoJapan will host India in a historic one-off T20 International match. This game commemorates seventy-five years of India-Japan diplomatic re...
- Pakistan cricket hit by match-fixing controversy again: Players’ phones confiscated as seven players sent homePakistan cricket has come under scrutiny after the PCB made sweeping changes during the England Test series. Seven players were dropped, se...
- Pakistan cricket’s match-fixing ghost returns as PCB launches England tour inquiryThe Pakistan Cricket Board has initiated an internal investigation regarding potential disciplinary breaches amid match-fixing speculations...
- Match-fixing fears? PCB seizes Pakistan players' phones ahead of final England TestPakistan Cricket Board took national team members' mobile phones before the final Test. These devices will remain with the board until the ...
- Munde’s action wins public praise, but court rebukes FDA over processFDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe faces criticism after initial praise for regulatory actions. The Bombay High Court has repeatedly pulled up...
- India grapples with 'endemic' age-fraud menace in sportsIndia faces significant age fraud issues across various sports disciplines. Hundreds of wrestlers were disqualified from under-17 champions...
- From viral posts to raids: How online anger is reshaping India’s food-safety crackdownSocial media outrage is driving India's food-safety crackdown across the nation. Viral posts expose hygiene issues, prompting increased gov...
- FDA buckles under HC heat, revives Mumbai Cricket Association's suspended eateries after fresh inspectionThe Bombay High Court warned food officials, leading to a license suspension withdrawal. Restaurants on Mumbai Cricket Association premises...
- Dream11 completes pivot away from being a gaming platformThe move comes a year after the government’s ban on online money games forced Dream11 and other real-money gaming (RMG) companies to discon...
- Dream11 completes pivot, no longer a gaming appDream11 has shifted to a global sports engagement platform, discontinuing all prizes. This move follows India's 2025 Online Gaming Act bann...
- F&B regulatory crackdown sends celebrities into endorsement rethinkSeveral celebrities and influencers have stopped endorsing food and beverage brands. This action follows increased regulatory oversight and...
- Indian food safety officer Tukaram Mundhe shakes up Mumbai, one viral raid at a timeTukaram Mundhe is leading an unprecedented food safety crackdown across Mumbai. His teams have conducted over 3,000 raids, inspecting numer...
- PM Modi says ‘production-linked punishment’ era once held back Indian industry; pegs India as world’s fastest-growing economyPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said India had moved from the Licence Raj-era “Production Linked Punishment” model to incentivising ...
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