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Captain Jemimah: Delhi Capitals captain Jemimah Rodrigues credited the teams belief, calm decision-making and a collective bowling effort after her side stormed into a fourth consecutive Womens Premier League (WPL) final with a seven-wicket win over Gujarat Giants in the Eliminator on Tuesday here at the BCA Stadium (Kotambi). This finals feels different for sure. But also I think with GG, the last two games didnt go our way. We were. Last over we needed seven runs, today we won by seven wickets. So I think when you just keep believing as a team, magic happens, Jemimah said in the post-match presentation after receiving the Player of the Match award. Delhis emphatic chase of 168 in just 15.4 overs underlined their growing authority in knockout fixtures. It was their first win over Gujarat after three straight defeats and continued a striking pattern; each of Delhis five victories this season has come while chasing. The result also ensured that Delhi became the first team to reach four consecutive WPL finals, after Meg Lanning led the team to the summit clash in the previous three editions. Jemimah revealed there was no dramatic tactical shift ahead of the must-win game, stressing simplicity over overthinking. Nothing. To be honest, nothing. Even our team meeting was very short today, she said. I think we just thought of not overthinking it or trying too hard. Just sit back, trust each other, trust yourself, go out there, play good cricket, and when you do things the right way and stay calm, things fall into place. While the chase grabbed headlines, Jemimah was quick to acknowledge the groundwork laid by her bowlers, who restricted Gujarat to 168/7 despite a resilient knock from Beth Mooney. I think a lot of credit goes to our bowlers. Kappy, Im saying this, our bowlers won us the game today, she said. But to be honest, they make me look good as a captain. You know, its easy to set a field, its easy to get the bowling changes, but youve got to still go out there and deliver. And everyones been delivering. Delhis pursuit briefly wobbled when both openers fell in the same over, but Jemimah said the team remained unfazed. Yeah, I think today was restoration for us. I would just say that, she said. And to be honest, the way Shafali and Lee, from both the ends, you know, if they bat that way, its very hard as a bowling team. Where do you bowl? So Im so glad both of them are in my team. She added that the partnership with Laura Wolvaardt was built on clarity rather than scoreboard pressure. At the same time, two wickets falling. That does build a lot of pressure, but I love the way both Wolfie and I just kept playing good, positive cricket. Didnt worry too much about the score again. We played according to the merit and stuck to our strengths. Delhis pursuit briefly wobbled when both openers fell in the same over, but Jemimah said the team remained unfazed. Yeah, I think today was restoration for us. I would just say that, she said. And to be honest, the way Shafali and Lee, from both the ends, you know, if they bat that way, its very hard as a bowling team. Where do you bowl? So Im so glad both of them are in my team. Also Read: Live Cricket Score With Delhi now preparing for yet another final, Jemimah insisted the focus would remain on staying fresh and keeping plans simple. One more game to go, she said. Were going to keep our plans simple, keep being positive, but yeah, one more game to go, then well celebrate. Article Source: IANS
Lee, Shafali and Rodrigues fire Delhi Capitals into their fourth straight final
They chased down GG's 168 with 26 balls to spare to set a finals clash with Mandhana-led RCB
Lee, Shafali and Rodrigues fire Delhi Capitals into their fourth straight final - ESPN
Lee, Shafali and Rodrigues fire Delhi Capitals into their fourth straight final ESPN
WPL-4: Capitals storm into a fourth straight final
Openers Lee and Shafali get the Delhi team off to a blazing start in its chase of 169; Jemimah and Wolvaardt chip in; Mooneys effort in vain
Losing Sophie Devine: Gujarat Giants captain Ashleigh Gardner admitted her side paid a heavy price for a sluggish start with the ball as Delhi Capitals cruised to a seven-wicket victory, but noted the positives from their campaign and expressed pride, stating that this is the most balanced side that theyve had, pointing to the emergence of young Indian talent such as Anushka Sharma, alongside experienced campaigners like Rajeshwari Gayakwad and Devine. Despite posting a competitive 168/7, rescued by a composed Beth Mooney and a vital middle-overs partnership with Georgia Wareham, Gujarat were quickly put on the back foot by Delhis aggressive intent in the powerplay. Lizelle Lee and Shafali Verma capitalised on anything loose, racing away to 75 runs inside the first six overs and effectively setting the tone for the chase. We felt like that was enough at halfway if we bowled well, Gardner said after the match. But when you dont start the powerplay, either taking wickets or restricting runs, it brings that team in, and obviously they took the powerplay on. Thats their ammo, and they did that brilliantly today. Gardner pointed to missed execution and an inability to apply sustained pressure as decisive factors, particularly under dew-laden conditions that made control difficult. Once the dew sets in, the ball slides on if you miss the stumps, she explained. We just missed the stumps a little bit too much tonight and gave them too many free hits early. Delhi never relinquished control after the opening stand, with Jemimah Rodrigues and Laura Wolvaardt calmly steering the chase through the middle overs. Though Wareham briefly revived Gujarats hopes with two wickets, Gardner conceded her side could not maintain that momentum for long enough. Georgia set the tone with her first over, taking those two crucial wickets, she said. But we just werent able to do that for long periods of time, which is obviously really disappointing. Earlier, Gujarats innings had been shaped by Mooneys resilience after early setbacks. Losing Sophie Devine and then slipping to 48/3 at the end of the powerplay put pressure firmly on the Giants, before the wicketkeeper-batter and Wareham stitched together a stabilising stand. Probably wasn't the most ideal start. I think Mooney did a fantastic job of kind of rescuing the innings with Georgia, Ash reflected. Despite the defeat, Gardner struck a reflective, optimistic note about the campaign as a whole, highlighting the Giants growth and balance as a team. This is probably the most balanced Giants side that weve had, she said. We've unearthed some fantastic talent. Looking at someone like Anushka Sharma, she hasn't looked out of place. 22 years old, batting 3, and what's almost like international cricket. She's, I guess, looked at home. And then you look at someone like Rajeshwari, who's come into this side and she has so much experience. And I guess talking about the Indian players, I think they're the players that almost win you these competitions. And then in saying that, someone like Sophie Devine has been fantastic throughout the whole campaign as well, the GG skipper added. Theres so much things to be proud of. For this team, obviously, we had a pretty brutal start to the WPL. We didn't win many games, so to do back-to-back, making finals two years in a row, there's certainly plenty of positives to take out of it, but plenty of learnings as well going forward, Gardner added. We've unearthed some fantastic talent. Looking at someone like Anushka Sharma, she hasn't looked out of place. 22 years old, batting 3, and what's almost like international cricket. She's, I guess, looked at home. And then you look at someone like Rajeshwari, who's come into this side and she has so much experience. And I guess talking about the Indian players, I think they're the players that almost win you these competitions. And then in saying that, someone like Sophie Devine has been fantastic throughout the whole campaign as well, the GG skipper added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score With the win, DC sealed their spot in the final of the WPL for the fourth consecutive time in as many editions. Article Source: IANS
Delhi Capitals March Into Fourth Straight WPL Final With Dominant Win Over Giants
Veteran all-rounder Marizanne Kapp hit the winning runs for the Capitals, who will take one Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the final on Thursday
WPL 2026 Eliminator: DC Cruise Past GG By Seven Wickets To Enter Fourth Straight Final
Delhi Capitals Women: Delhi Capitals Women produced a dominant all-round performance to defeat Gujarat Giants Women by seven wickets, chasing down a competitive target with ease, courtesy of a clinical batting display led by Lizelle Lee and Jemimah Rodrigues, to enter the final of the tournament for the fourth consecutive time. Asked to respond to Gujarats 168/7, Delhi wasted little time asserting control. Openers Lee and Shafali Verma set the tone with an aggressive powerplay, racing to 75 runs in the first six overs. Lee was particularly severe on anything loose, peppering the boundary with authority, while Shafali played the perfect foil with brisk support. The opening stand of 89 runs was broken in the eighth over when Lee was trapped lbw by Georgia Wareham for a fluent 43 off 24 balls, an innings studded with eight fours and a six. Shafali followed soon after for 31 off 21, but the brief double blow did little to derail Delhis momentum. Skipper Jemimah Rodrigues took charge in trademark fashion, rotating the strike smartly before unfurling a range of strokes against the spinners. Laura Wolvaardt provided calm assurance at the other end, ensuring the chase never drifted off course. Rodrigues 41 off just 23 balls, laced with four boundaries and a six, effectively sealed the contest. When she was dismissed with the team at 160/3 in the 15th over, Delhi were already within touching distance. Wolvaardt remained unbeaten on 32 off 24 deliveries, while Marizanne Kapp finished the job with a quick cameo as Delhi reached 169/3 with 26 balls to spare. Earlier, Gujarat Giants posted 168/7 after coming under pressure from disciplined bowling and sharp fielding. Their innings was anchored by wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney, who carried her bat for a composed 62 off 51 balls. After a cautious start and early setbacks, including the loss of Sophie Devine and a damaging double strike that left Gujarat 48/3 at the end of the powerplay, Mooney held the innings together with patience and control. A vital 61-run partnership with Wareham in the middle overs revived Gujarats hopes, and late cameos from the Victorian and Kashvee Gautam, who struck a brisk 18 off 10 balls, pushed the total into competitive territory. Chinelle Henry was the pick of Delhis bowlers with three wickets, consistently breaking partnerships and preventing Gujarat from fully accelerating. Earlier, Gujarat Giants posted 168/7 after coming under pressure from disciplined bowling and sharp fielding. Their innings was anchored by wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney, who carried her bat for a composed 62 off 51 balls. After a cautious start and early setbacks, including the loss of Sophie Devine and a damaging double strike that left Gujarat 48/3 at the end of the powerplay, Mooney held the innings together with patience and control. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Brief Scores: Gujarat Giants 168/7 in 20 overs (Beth Mooney 62*, Georgia Wareham 35; Chenille Henry 3/35, Nandni Sharma 2/44) lost to Delhi Capitals (Lizelle Lee 43, Jemimah Rodrigues 41, Laura Wolvaardt 32, Shafali Verma 31; Georgia Wareham 2-28) by seven wickets. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: It's Just About Keeping Things Super Simple, Doing What We've Done Well, Says Voll
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru top-order batter Georgia Voll said the key to handling huge expectations around the franchise in the 2026 Women's Premier League (WPL) final will be keeping things simple, doing what has gone well for them before and not getting overwhelmed by the occasion. Smriti Mandhana-led RCB are in the WPL final for the second time after finishing as table-toppers in the league stage. The franchise won their first WPL title in 2024 after beating Delhi Capitals in the final at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. RCB awaits the winner of the Eliminator clash between DC and Gujarat Giants in Thursdays title clash at the BCA Stadium in Kotambi, Vadodara. I think obviously it's a big expectation when we see the sort of team that we're a part of and the fan base that we have at RCB is something that I've never been a part of. So, obviously there's that sort of expectation of the fans and outside. But I think within our group it's just about keeping things super simple and doing what we've done well all year and not trying to change that in terms of the final. I think if we can continue to do the small things well and not think too big a picture is what we'll be looking to do and hopefully we can bring that trophy home, Georgia told IANS in a select virtual interaction on Tuesday. The WPL has provided overseas players like Georgia a unique opportunity to share the dressing room with India's domestic players. Georgia, who has made 91 runs in five innings so far for RCB, has taken the mantle of being a researcher for best coffee shops in both Navi Mumbai and Vadodara. She revealed an amusing side to life in the RCB camp, including her ongoing campaign to get skipper Smriti Mandhana to make her a coffee. It's been pretty cool. Obviously, being in these different T20 tournaments around the world, obviously a lot of the Indian girls don't sort of venture over to the Big Bash or the Hundred. You only sort of see a couple of them. To come over here and be sort of a part of their competition and see the way that they go about things as a whole group, we've obviously spent quite a bit of time together and it's been cool to see the way that they go about things and they're pretty quiet off the field as well. I don't see a lot of them other than when they come into my room for a coffee occasionally. I'm still getting Smriti to try and make me a coffee, but that hasn't worked yet. So, hopefully I can get her to make me one by the time we leave here, she said. To come over here and be sort of a part of their competition and see the way that they go about things as a whole group, we've obviously spent quite a bit of time together and it's been cool to see the way that they go about things and they're pretty quiet off the field as well. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Obviously similar to what Georgia said. I haven't got to play much with the Indian players before. So, especially around training and stuff, it's been really nice to see how they go about things and done a lot of bowling in the nets with Radha and Shrey (Shreyanka Patil) which has been really nice just to see how they approach things and the different things that they work on. It's been nice to explore different ways to train and how they go about things. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026 Eliminator: GG Ride On Mooneys Unbeaten 62 To Survive DC Scare And Post 168/7
The West Indies: Delhi Capitals bowlers kept the hosts in check, while wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooneys sluggish yet resilient knock and Gerogia Wareham and Kashvee Gautams efforts with the willow helped the Gujarat Giants get to a competitive total of 168/7 when the two sides squared off in the crucial and penultimate contest of the Womens Premier League 2026, the Eliminator, here at the BCA Stadium (Kotambi). Marizanne Kapp conceded six runs in the opening over as Sophie Devine edged a four over the slip cordon, with Gujarat moving to 6/0 after a cautious start. However, Chinelle Henry struck early for Delhi, removing Devine for six as she edged an outswinger to Lizelle Lee at slip, leaving Gujarat one down in the second over. No. 3 batter Anushka Sharma and Mooney then showed tremendous confidence against Henry and Kapp and scored 29 runs off the next three overs, but Nandni Sharmas double strike in the final over of the powerplay led to Anushka and skipper Ashleigh Gardners exit off consecutive deliveries as GG reached 48/3 in the first six overs. DC bowlers kept the opposition batters in check and picked up wickets at regular intervals. While Mooney tried to score runs from one end, she kept losing partners on the other. She found an able pair in Georgia Wareham as the duo stitched a slow but valuable 61-run stand in the middle-overs before Henry broke the partnership. The West Indies all-rounder took wickets on the second and fourth balls of the 17th over, dismissing Wareham, as Bharti Fulmali headed back to the pavilion. GG gained some relief during the death overs because the DC bowlers struggled significantly. Mooneys undefeated 62 off 51 balls, which she played throughout the entire innings, coupled with Kashvee Gautams quick 18 off 10 balls, helped the home team reach a total of 168/7 in 20 overs. DC bowlers kept the opposition batters in check and picked up wickets at regular intervals. While Mooney tried to score runs from one end, she kept losing partners on the other. She found an able pair in Georgia Wareham as the duo stitched a slow but valuable 61-run stand in the middle-overs before Henry broke the partnership. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Brief Scores: Gujarat Giants 168/7 in 20 overs (Beth Mooney 62*, Georgia Wareham 35; Chenille Henry 3/35, Nandni Sharma 2/44) against Delhi Capitals. Article Source: IANS
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Danny Wyatt Hodge: New Zealand and Gujarat Giants all-rounder Sophie Devine believes that experience alone does not define a players value in a team, stressing instead the importance of clarity and consistency of role in building confidence Devine said this clarity has helped her perform in the ongoing Womens Premier League (WPL), where she has been able to understand her role and contribute effectively to the side. Asked how she views her role in the team, Devine highlighted the advantage of being a versatile cricketer. Depends on the day. That's a great thing about having different skills, as you get two cracks at it during a game. Its obviously been a great tournament for us so far, but the job's certainly not done yet, the all-rounder told broadcasters ahead of the Eliminator clash between Delhi Capitals and GG on Tuesday. Reflecting on what has been one of her most consistent seasons in recent years, Devine said she does not necessarily have a favourite role, but values the stability she has found this season. Yeah, I don't know, I guess it's funny to look back at the start of my career, and I was a bowler to start, so it's always nice to, I guess, to go back to my roots and yeah to do a real job. I think I said previously that I think any player it doesn't matter how experienced you are but when you get consistency and clarity of role you grow confidence in that and I think that's just been an example of this probably this tournament is knowing exactly where I fit in this group and being able to own that position and really just try and do a job for the group. Which probably adds to the importance of your season because you haven't had consistency in your role because you've sort of gone from middle order to opening, depending on if Danny Wyatt Hodge was in the team or not, she said. The former New Zealand skipper also spoke about the challenges of frequently switching batting positions and how experience has helped her manage those transitions. Yeah it is and I certainly think if it was 10 years ago I think I probably would have struggled with it a lot more but I guess I've hit the luxury is maybe not the right word but of having batted 1-11 being able to make that shift really quickly and I think with my game my game plan is it doesn't actually change too much. Its probably more about what happens in the out-of-field, do you know what I mean? It's two fielders out or it's four fielders out, so for me, not much changes in that sense, and I think that's a real positive is that I don't have to change too much, it's probably more so how the opposition goes about bowling to me, she stated. The former New Zealand skipper also spoke about the challenges of frequently switching batting positions and how experience has helped her manage those transitions. Also Read: Live Cricket Score You look at successful teams not just here but around the world the ones that have got depth and have trust and faith that if you know the top four or five don't score runs your number six, seven, eight, nine, ten can also chip in with really valuable runs so having that confidence and freedom I think really has helped this group and I think as well we've probably adapted nicely to the conditions here in Baroda, Devine concluded. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026 Eliminator: DC Ask GG To Bat As Both Teams Bank On Unchanged XI
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals won the toss and elected to bowl first against Gujarat Giants in the crucial Eliminator tie of the Womens Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the BCA Stadium (Kotambi). With both sides heading into the contest with an unchanged XI from their previous game, the winner will go on to face Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the final on Thursday. The fourth edition of the Womens Premier League has been characterised by narrow margins, making dominant wins uncommon. Delhi Capitals have experienced this pressure firsthand, failing twice in run chases against Gujarat Giants in the league stage and struggling to finish close games under the steady leadership of Sophie Devine. Those results shaped contrasting routes to the eliminator. Gujarat Giants finished second on the table, sealing their spot with an impressive win over defending champions Mumbai Indians on the final league day. Delhi, in contrast, had to wait until the very end to confirm qualification. Yet, as the Eliminator arrives, past journeys matter little. Both teams arrive with strong recent form at the venue, winning three of their last four matches and having settled into their line-ups after brief tactical adjustments. The main difference is in depth: Delhi Capitals have received match-winning contributions from many players, whereas Gujarat Giants rely heavily on a few key individuals. Whether this reliance costs them, or Devine once again steps up to lead the Giants to their first final, promises an exciting knockout clash. Winning the toss, DC skipper Jemimah Rodrigues said, It looks like a fresh surface. Any target feels chaseable, and with the dew coming in, the pitch should get a little better under lights. Just control the controllables is the message to the team. Today is a new game, if any game matters the most it is tonight. So want to win. Meanwhile, GG captain Ashleigh Gardner said, We were going to bat and just had a feeling they might want to bowl and it worked out well. We want to be aggressive with the bat and take it on the powerplay. Nothing changes for us tonight. Looks very similar to the last couple of wickets. Assess conditions quickly and adapt on the run. Playing XIs: Meanwhile, GG captain Ashleigh Gardner said, We were going to bat and just had a feeling they might want to bowl and it worked out well. We want to be aggressive with the bat and take it on the powerplay. Nothing changes for us tonight. Looks very similar to the last couple of wickets. Assess conditions quickly and adapt on the run. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Gujarat Giants: Beth Mooney (wk), Sophie Devine, Anushka Sharma, Ashleigh Gardner (c), Georgia Wareham, Bharti Fulmali, Kanika Ahuja, Kashvee Gautam, Tanuja Kanwer, Renuka Singh Thakur, Rajeshwari Gayakwad Article Source: IANS
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Delhi Capitals meet Gujarat Giants in a high-stakes WPL Eliminator. The winner advances to the final. Gujarat has won both league matches against Delhi. Captains Jemimah Rodrigues and Ashleigh Gardner are in form. Sophie Devine is a key player for Gujarat. The match will be broadcast on Star Sports and streamed on Jio Hotstar.
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that households with valid ration cards will receive free LPG cylinders on Holi and Diwali. The Delhi cabinet approved a direct benefit transfer of Rs 853, the cost of a cylinder, to eligible beneficiaries, including those with piped natural gas connections. The government has allocated Rs 242 crore for this initiative.
Video: Delhi Man Collapses On Street, Thieves Rob Him, Leave Him To Die
While he was lying on the ground, two men arrived on a two-wheeler and, instead of helping him, stole his mobile phone and fled, leaving the man to die.
India Condemns Theft Of Mahatma Gandhi Statue In Australia, Seeks Swift Action
The 426-kg bronze statue, a gift from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New Delhi, was inaugurated in 2021 by former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Proposed South Kashmir Rail Lines Put on Hold
SRINAGAR: Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday said that the proposed AnantnagPahalgam and AwantiporaShopian railway lines in Jammu and Kashmir have been put on hold after Members of Parliament, the Jammu and Kashmir government, and local farmers raised concerns about potential damage to apple orchards. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, Vaishnaw said []
TREVOC group, Canonicus Capital to set up Rs 500cr fund for NCR realty projects
Realty firm TREVOC Group has partnered with Canonicus Capital to set up a Rs 500 crore last-mile funding and execution platform for near-completion real estate projects in Delhi-NCR.
Unruly: 8 MPs suspended as Opposition, govt clash over US, EU trade deals
New Delhi:Eight MPs were suspended from the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, February 3, for unruly behaviour amid escalating confrontations between the government and the Opposition over multiple issues, including Rahul Gandhi being denied permission to cite excerpts from former army chief MM Naravanes unpublished memoir on the 2020 India-China conflict and sharp criticism of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Silver, gold rebounds sharply after 3-day rout in futures trade
New Delhi: Silver and gold prices rebounded sharply in the futures trade on Tuesday, February 3, following value buying by investors after a three-day rout in the domestic markets. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), silver for March delivery surged Rs 29,372, or 12.43 per cent, to Rs 2,65,633 per kilogram. The white metal hit Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Wangchuk Detained For Instigating People In Border Area: Centre To SC
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: The Centre and the Union Territory of Ladakh administration told the Supreme Court on Tuesday that climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was detained for instigating people in a border area where regional sensitivity is involved. Justifying Wangchuks detention, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told a bench of Justices Aravind Kumar and P B Varale that all procedural safeguards were followed while ordering his detention under the National Security Act (NSA). This court is dealing with a person who [] The post Wangchuk Detained For Instigating People In Border Area: Centre To SC appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Eight Opposition MPs Suspended From Lok Sabha For Remainder Of Budget Session
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Eight opposition members were suspended from Lok Sabha on Tuesday for the remainder of the budget session for violating rules and throwing papers on the chair following uproar in the House over Congress leader Rahul Gandhis insistence on mentioning a specific reference about the standoff with China in eastern Ladakh in 2020. The House, which witnessed two adjournments earlier in the day, resumed proceedings at 3 pm and Rahul Gandhi, who is the Leader of the [] The post Eight Opposition MPs Suspended From Lok Sabha For Remainder Of Budget Session appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Last week, the Delhi High Court had said that Sameer Wankhede is at liberty to file a plea in front of an appropriate court
Netflix teams up with BTS, to release documentary and live stream bands concert
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Streaming platform Netflix on Tuesday announced its upcoming collaboration with K-pop band BTS, with the streamer set to release a documentary film BTS: THE RETURN and also live stream the groups upcoming concert. BTS, which comprises Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook, will return following the break from 2022 and will have their concert at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul on March 21, which will be exclusively streamed on Netflix. Followed by the release [] The post Netflix teams up with BTS, to release documentary and live stream bands concert appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi HC orders Rajpal Yadav asked to surrender in bounced cheques cases
The Delhi High Court, on Tuesday, ordered actor Rajpal Yadav to surrender before the concerned Jail Superintendent by February 4 in connection with multiple cheque bounce cases. The court held that the actor repeatedly failed to comply by the orders of the court
Rahul authenticates article on ex-army chiefs memoir on India-China conflict; LS impasse remains
New Delhi, Feb 3 (PTI) Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday authenticated a copy of an article in the Lok Sabha which cited former army chief M M Naravanes unpublished memoir but it failed to end the impasse over the matter, leading to a brief adjournment. With Gandhi insisting on raising the issue in the Lok Sabha, Chair Krishna Prasad Tenneti moved on to other Speakers and asked Harish Balayogi of the TDP, an NDA constituent, to speak on the Presidents address after three opposition MPs refused to speak, showing solidarity with Gandhi. As Balayogi spoke, opposition MPs
Delhi HC allows Wankhede to pursue defamation case against 'The Ba***ds Of Bollywood'
IRS officer Sameer Wankhede has been permitted by the Delhi High Court to pursue his defamation case against the makers of 'The Ba***ds Of Bollywood' in Mumbai. The court found it lacked territorial jurisdiction, allowing Wankhede to refile his suit in Mumbai. The show is accused of defaming Wankhede through a character based on the Aryan Khan drugs case.
Indian Newspaper Society voices concern over persistent shortfall of newsprint
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: The Indian Newspaper Society on Tuesday voiced serious concern over the shortfall of newsprint in the country, forcing publishers rely on imports. Indias annual newsprint consumption is approximately 1.2 million tonnes, while domestic production has struggled to cross 0.5 million tonnes. As a result, Indian mills are currently able to meet only about 40 per cent of the total demand, underscoring a major hollowing out of the industry, the Indian Newspaper Society (INS) said in a [] The post Indian Newspaper Society voices concern over persistent shortfall of newsprint appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Over 96 lakh elderly enrolled in Ayushman Vay Vandana health coverage scheme
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: More than 96 lakh Ayushman Vay Vandana cards have been created across all states and Union territories till December 31, 2025, Minister of State for Health Prataprao Jadhav told the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday. The Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) provides health coverage of Rs 5 lakh per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalisation to 12 crore families constituting the bottom 40 per cent of Indias population. In October [] The post Over 96 lakh elderly enrolled in Ayushman Vay Vandana health coverage scheme appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
DSSSB PRT admit cards out soon for CBT exam scheduled FebruaryMarch 2026; here's how to download
The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board is set to release admit cards soon for the Primary Assistant Teacher CBT examination scheduled across February and March 2026. The exam under post code 802/25 will be held on multiple dates and will include 200 questions from six subjects. Registered candidates can download their hall tickets from the official DSSSB website. Admit cards will contain exam venue, shift timing, and mandatory instructions as announced by the board online.
SIR 'victims' not being given opportunity to defend themselves: Mamata Banerjee in Delhi
Victims of the SIR process from Bengal, they represented many others who suffered due to the exercise. People sitting behind us are all SIR victims. I could have brought lakhs of people here, says Mamata Banerjee
No govt order as Chinese tanks neared: Rahul Gandhi backs army chiefs memoir
New Delhi:Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday, February 3, authenticated a copy of an article in the Lok Sabha citing former Indian Army chief MM Naravanes unpublished memoir, which claims the government gave no specific instructions on how to respond when Chinese tanks advanced within 500 metres of Indian positions during a tense standoff Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project: Tunnel Breakthrough At Palghar
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw witnessed the breakthrough near Saphale village virtually from New Delhi through a video link.
India-US trade deal may boost New Delhi's growth outlook: CEA Nageswaran
India's economy may surpass earlier growth projections following the US's sharp tariff reduction on Indian goods. Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran indicated growth could reach 7.4%, a significant upside to the government's forecast. This move is expected to boost exports, revive investment, and make India more attractive for global firms diversifying production.
High Courts reserving judgement for months an ailment: SC
New Delhi: The practice of reserving judgments for months by high courts without making them public is an identifiable ailment that must be eradicated, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday February 3, while highlighting the need to ensure timely delivery of justice. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Delhi HC permits Wankhede to move defamation case over The Ba*ds of Bollywood to Mumbai
The Delhi High Court has allowed IRS officer Sameer Wankhede to file a defamation case in Mumbai. The suit targets a series produced by Shah Rukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment. Wankhede alleges the series defames him to settle personal scores. He seeks damages for alleged personal attacks. The Mumbai court will hear the matter on February 12.
Delhi Man Loses Rs 4 Lakh After Clicking On Fake Challan Link | How The Scam Works
A man lost over Rs 4 lakh after clicking a fake traffic challan link on WhatsApp. Heres how the scam works and how you can stay safe
Delhi man collapses on road, passerby tries to steal phone instead of helping; victim dies
In Delhi's Ranhola area, a man collapsed on the road and later died after a passerby attempted to steal his belongings instead of offering help. CCTV footage captured the incident, and police are now searching for the suspects. This tragic event echoes similar past incidents where victims were robbed instead of aided.
Delayed Delivery Of Judgment Is Identified Ailment, Must Be Eradicated: SC
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: The practice of reserving judgments for months by high courts without making them public is an identifiable ailment that must be eradicated, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday while highlighting the need to ensure timely delivery of justice. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi was hearing a plea that said the Jharkhand High Court orally pronounced a judgment dismissing a petition on December 4 last year and [] The post Delayed Delivery Of Judgment Is Identified Ailment, Must Be Eradicated: SC appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Rahul On India-US Trade Deal: PM Buckled Under Pressure, Farmers Hard Work Sold Out
New Delhi, Feb 3: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has buckled under US pressure to finalise a trade deal and has sold out the hard work of Indian farmers through the agreement. Addressing reporters in the Parliament House complex after he was not allowed to speak in the Lok Sabha as he insisted on quoting from an article that cited former Army chief MM NAravanes unpublished memoir, Gandhi said it is for the [] The post Rahul On India-US Trade Deal: PM Buckled Under Pressure, Farmers Hard Work Sold Out appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Russia says ties with India 'most important' after Trump pushes US, Venezuela oil
The Kremlin emphasized the importance of its strategic partnership with India following US President Trump's announcement that India would halt Russian crude purchases as part of a deal to boost US trade. Russia reiterated its commitment to developing ties with New Delhi and its willingness to engage in strategic arms dialogue.
UHA's Pentad Pavilion Selected for Exhibition at India Art Fair 2026
Pentad Paviliona parliament and playground in onemoves this week to India Art Fair 2026 in New Delhi after a star turn at ADFF:STIR Mumbai. The pavilion, designed by international architecture and design firm UHA , was one of ten curated from 75 entries by Aric Chen, Director of the Zaha Hadid Foundation, with a distinguished jury panel consisting of Hans Ulrich Obrist, Lesley Lokko OBE, Raj Rewal, Ma Yansong, and Martha Thorne, and is the only one to make its way to India Art Fair. UHA's Pentad Pavillion on exhibition last month at ADFF:STIR in Mumbai,The Pavilion will be exhibited this week at India Art Fair in Delhi With the pavilion, we wanted to reimagine the spaces where decisions are made by bringing together five global modes of assembly: circular, semicircular, horseshoe, opposing benches and classroom , said Joseph R. Goodwin, UHAs design lead on the project . Pentad is about observation, participation, and belonging - and after seeing all the ways visitors interacted at ADFF:STIR Mumbai last month, we're excited to see continued provocation through play in its second home . The competition for ADFF:STIR asked how architecture can frame new social relations, exploring the ties between space, movement and event. Pentad, a two level structure which is 41 square meters and stands 6.4 meters high, takes inspiration from the new Indian parliament, one of almost 100 UN member states to have explored post-colonial identity through a rebalancing of colour, materiality, symbolism, and tradition. The pavilion and the parliament will stand a mere ten kilometres apart for the duration of India Art Fair, bridging the gap between play and politics. The pavilion design explores the effect of combining the five modes of plenary spaces, allowing visitors the opportunity to explore, engage, and experiment within these modes while they are wrapped, overlapped, or stacked. Pentad mirrors a bicameral approach while being designed to be reconfigurable. Seating, shading, and the play of proximity and transparency dissolve the binary nature of the chambers, becoming multi-cameral and supporting all five modes of meeting. A hidden system of talk tubes is woven through the structure, enabling visitors to listen and participate, eavesdrop and interrupt. Antechambers become crawl spaces, slides can be fitted to disrupt the rowed seating, and lower chamber swing hooks can be used to hang a new form of judicial seating. The brief for the initial pavilion design encouraged the team to think beyond a monofunctional space, actively considering its afterlife. Pentad is now in the first phase of that afterlife, making its journey to Delhi after its successful debut in the Jaquar Pavilion Park at ADFF:STIR 2026, in Mumbai. Pentad is supported by STIR for its exhibition at India Art Fair. Beyond the meaning that the pavilion itself embodies, one important factor for its satisfactory realisation was its public use. Pentad hosted numerous workshops and talks as a part of ADFF:STIR Mumbais public programme. Halfway across the country, in New Delhi, Pentad retains its essence by lending itself to public discourse at the India Art Fair. It will offer a space for all its visitors to explore their curiosities. About UHA UHA designs and delivers projects that vary in context, function, and scale, encompassing architecture, masterplanning, landscaping, environmental services and interior design. From concept design to turnkey challenges, we have projects on-site from London to Taipei, covering boutique residential towers and luxury villas to high-tech workspaces and educational institutions. Our asynchronous approach means that somewhere we are always open. Distributed across 7 time zones, our team of architects, designers, urbanists, visualisers, sustainability consultants, and project managers design and deliver projects around the clock. As office hours draw to a close in Tokyo, work continues in Mumbai and construction sites open in London. With multiple projects currently under construction across 3 continents, our multi-nodal studio provides a variety of services within an accelerated timeline. www.uha.global . mumbai@uh-architects.com .
Negligence snuffs out lives, no one made to pay for it
In a heart-wrenching incident in East Delhi, the death of Poonam was caused by a faulty electric pole, with her young son Arnav tragically following just 23 days later. Her husband, Ravinder, is now navigating the painful aftermath, calling for justice as bureaucratic delays frustrate their quest for accountability over this negligence that has shattered their lives.
Cant play with citizens right to privacy: Supreme Court slams Meta
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday, February 3 came down heavily on Meta Platforms Inc and WhatsApp while hearing their appeals against a Competition Commission of India order imposing a penalty of Rs 213.14 crore over the privacy policy, saying tech giants cannot play with the right to privacy of citizens in the name Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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'Bads of Bollywood' defamation case: Wankhede to move Mumbai court
The Delhi High Court has permitted IRS officer Sameer Wankhede to pursue his defamation case against the Netflix show The Bads of Bollywood in a Mumbai court.
We have ambitious plans for India: Thai Airways CEO Chai Eamsiri
From 78 flights per week, Thai Airways plans to increase it to 100 weekly flights this summer with extra frequencies to Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata
Sabarimala gold row: LDF in Kerala questions Sonia Gandhi link to put Congress on the defensive
Kerala Law Minister Rajeeve says Congress is still at a loss to coherently explain the presence of two main suspects in the case at residence of Sonia Gandhi in Delhi
India to host shooting's Asian Olympic qualifying championship in 2027
The eight slots in the Asian competition will be in addition to the 12 quota places that will be on offer in the World Cup (Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun) from April 21 to 30 next year, also to be held in Delhi
Bajaj Auto Jan sales rise 25 pc at 4,77,422 units
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Bajaj Auto Ltd on Tuesday reported a 25 per cent rise in total sales at 4,77,422 units in January as compared to 3,81,040 units in the same month last year. Total domestic sales were at 2,61,975 units last month as against 2,08,359 units in the year-ago period, up 26 per cent, Bajaj Auto Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Two-wheeler sales in the domestic market were at 2,14,727 units as against 1,71,299 units in January 2025, [] The post Bajaj Auto Jan sales rise 25 pc at 4,77,422 units appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Canonicus Capital partners with Trevoc for Rs 500 crore realty platform for stuck projects
Canonicus Capital and Trevoc have launched a Rs 500 crore platform. This initiative will provide last-mile funding and execution for stalled real estate projects in Delhi-NCR. The focus is on completing projects facing execution bottlenecks and liquidity gaps. Trevoc will manage on-ground execution, while Canonicus Capital provides institutional capital.
Rijiju, Congress leaders meet LS speaker over standoff in house
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday met Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju and Congress leaders Gaurav Gogoi and K C Venugopal amid a standoff in the lower house over former army chiefs M M Naravanes unpublished book. Parliamentary sources said the meeting was held in a bid to arrive at a consensus on smooth functioning of the house. It is learnt that the house may function from 2 pm. (Agencies) The post Rijiju, Congress leaders meet LS speaker over standoff in house appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
India rejects Indus Waters Treaty order, calls arbitration courts decision illegal
New Delhi: India on Monday rejected the International Court of Arbitrations supplemental award on the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that it is no longer bound by obligations under the Indus Waters Treaty, which it said is currently in abeyance. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that with the [] The post India rejects Indus Waters Treaty order, calls arbitration courts decision illegal appeared first on Northlines .
Silver Price slips today, February 3: Latest Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai & Bengaluru
1 kg Silver price as reported today, February 3, 2026 across Indian cities
SC Raps WhatsApp, Meta Over Data Sharing; Says Wont Allow Violation of Citizens Privacy
New Delhi, Feb 3: The Supreme Court on Tuesday pulled up WhatsApp and its parent company Meta over concerns related to user data sharing, asserting that citizens right to privacy cannot be compromised in the name of technology or business practices. You cant play with the right to privacy of citizens of this country in [] The post SC Raps WhatsApp, Meta Over Data Sharing; Says Wont Allow Violation of Citizens Privacy appeared first on Northlines .
Indias seafood exports to US set to rebound after tariff cut to 18 pc: SEAI
NEW DELHI, Feb 3: Indias seafood exports to the United States are expected to recover, following months of declining shipments, after Washington agreed to cut tariffs to 18 per cent from 25 per cent, the Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI) said on Tuesday. Fish exports to the US fell 15 per cent by volume to 201,501 tonnes in the April-November period of the current fiscal year, while value declined 6.3 per cent to USD 1.72 billion from USD 1.84 [] The post Indias seafood exports to US set to rebound after tariff cut to 18 pc: SEAI appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi school fee law deferred: Why the new rules wont apply in 202526
Delhis new school fee regulation law has not been struck down, but it has been rescheduled. After the Supreme Court flagged the haste of enforcing a committee-driven regime mid-academic year, the Delhi government told the court it would not implement the law in 202526. A Gazette notification now resets timelines, caps interim fees, and prepares the ground for full rollout from 202627.
Crude oil futures fall on weak global cues
New Delhi: Crude oil prices fell Rs 18 to Rs 5,589 per barrel in the futures trade on Tuesday, February 3, amid weak global trends as oversupply concerns weighed on prices. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, crude oil futures for March delivery slipped by Rs 18, or 0.32 per cent, to Rs 5,589 per barrel Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
