Army dog ‘Kent’ gets posthumously honoured for gallantry
Post Content
Similar Posts
Champions Trophy: Shubman Gill embraces bold new approach to reclaim ODI form
Shubman Gill’s brilliant 112-run knock in the third ODI against England showcased his finesse and adaptability. Despite challenges from pacers, Gill’s technique and perseverance led India to victory. Former player Gurkeerat Mann praises his dedication, while coach Gautam Gambhir emphasizes trust in young talents like Gill. His form is vital for India’s Champions Trophy prospects.
Russian attack on Ukraine: Embassies in Kyiv among damaged sites; one dead
A pre-dawn missile attack on Kyiv killed one and injured twelve, damaging several embassies. Ukraine intercepted the missiles and drones, but falling debris caused widespread damage. Russia claimed responsibility, stating the strike targeted Ukrainian military facilities. Kherson also faced shelling, resulting in two deaths and ten injuries.
‘Vinesh Phogat ne ek Olympic medal ka nuksaan karvaya’
Yogeshwar Dutt criticized Vinesh Phogat for her disqualification at the Paris Games, claiming she cost India an Olympic medal. Now a BJP politician, Dutt stated that Vinesh should have apologized to the country instead of blaming others and portraying a wrong image. Vinesh has since joined Congress and is contesting the Haryana Assembly Elections.
A narrow margin: Trump taps House Republicans for his second administration
First, there was House Republican Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y. President-elect Trump tapped her to serve as ambassador to the United Nations. Then there was Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla. The incoming President asked Waltz to become his national security adviser. THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO POTENTIALLY RELEASING THE ETHICS COMMITTEE REPORT ON GAETZ Then Mr. Trump…
Who is Allah Ghazanfar? All about Afghanistan spinner sold to MI
Afghan spinner Allah Ghazanfar, 18, was acquired by Mumbai Indians for Rs 4.80 crore in the IPL 2025 auction. Ghazanfar’s impressive performances, including a six-wicket haul against Bangladesh and contributions to Afghanistan’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup victory, cemented his rising-star status. Having previously played for Kolkata Knight Riders, he brings valuable IPL experience to Mumbai.
Jasprit Bumrah had back spasm: Prasidh Krishna
India pacer Prasidh Krishna provided a major update on Jasprit Bumrah’s condition after he left the field with a back spasm during the fifth Test match against Australia. Bumrah underwent scans, and the medical team is monitoring his progress. Krishna also excelled, taking three crucial wickets, contributing significantly to India’s strong bowling performance.
