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Harmanpreet Kaurs Wax Statue Unveiled in Jaipur, Celebrating Womens Cricket Evolution
Harmanpreet Kaurs wax statue unveiled in Jaipur, marking a milestone for womens cricket and inspiring future generations. Harmanpreet Kaurs Wax Statue Unveiled in Jaipur, Celebrating Womens Cricket Evolution
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171-run Knock Changed Women's Cricket Perception: Harmanpreet Kaur Unveils Wax Statue In Jaipur
Mahendra Singh Dhoni: Indian women's cricket star Harmanpreet Kaur on Friday joined the league of cricketing legends Sachin Tendulkar, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, and Virat Kohli as her wax statue was unveiled at a ceremony held at the Rajasthan International Centre (RIC) in Jaipur. Organisers noted that the figure, crafted by the Historica Museum, is the world's first wax statue of a female cricketer and will be placed on permanent display at the 'Historica: Step into History' museum at Nahargarh Fort. Reflecting on her career milestones at the event, Harmanpreet said her historic 171-run knock played a pivotal role in transforming public perception around women's cricket in India. She observed that the sport has undergone a remarkable shift, with stadiums increasingly drawing packed crowds and growing numbers of women turning out to cheer for the national side. Drawing a parallel with India's 1983 men's World Cup triumph, she stated that the women's team's World Cup success had similarly reshaped the landscape of the women's game. This is just the beginning. Women's cricket will reach even greater heights in the coming years, she said. Recalling the World Cup victory at Lord's, Harmanpreet described lifting the trophy as one of the most unforgettable moments of her life, emphasising that the triumph was the culmination of the entire squad's collective dream and unity. During the ceremony, young aspiring cricketers from Jaipur welcomed the Indian skipper with a guard of honour using raised bats. Touched by the gesture, Harmanpreet interacted with the youngsters, posed for photographs, and urged them to pursue their sporting ambitions with dedication. Describing the wax figure as a deeply emotional milestone, Harmanpreet noted that seeing her statue displayed alongside cricketing icons she grew up admiring reflected years of perseverance and early career struggles. She also lauded the sculptors and museum team for the detailed measurements, photographs, and video recordings undertaken to create an accurate likeness. Highlighting the need to nurture grassroots talent, Harmanpreet pointed out that India's villages and small towns possess immense sporting potential. Having hailed from a similar background herself, she called for greater encouragement and improved sporting infrastructure for aspiring female athletes in rural areas. She added that coordinated initiatives by state cricket associations and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), alongside an almost year-round cricketing calendar, now offer emerging players a stronger platform to build professional careers. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
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Digital Desk | Bengaluru/Dimapur, Nov 13 (IANS) FC Bengaluru United host Real Kashmir FC at the Bangalore Football Stadium while Nagaland United SC make their home debut when they welcome leaders Gokulam Kerala FC to the Chmoukedima Football Stadium in Dimapur in another weekend double-header in the Indian Football League (IFL) 2026/27 on Saturday. FC Bengaluru United return to the Bangalore Football Stadium sixth in the table with three points from two matches. After defeat in their opening fixture, they marked their first home game in the Indian Football League with a 4-3 win over Mohammedan SC last Friday. Headers from Marat Tareck and Gautam A. put them two goals up inside 20 minutes, and after Mohammedan drew level at 3-3, substitute Akshunna Tyagi headed the winner in the 91st minute. A second home win on Saturday could lift Head Coach Nallappan Mohanrajs side into the top four. Speaking ahead of the match, head coach Nallappan Mohanraj said, After losing our first game, the next match was very crucial, so bouncing back to get three points on our home turf was very important and gives us the confidence to go deep in this competition. The 4-3 result was great for the fans, but as a coach, I do not like to concede too many goals. We have understood our defensive lapses, worked on them in training, and we are prepared to flex ourselves to the maximum to get points against an experienced team like Kashmir. Russian striker Marat Tareck, one of the scorers against Mohammedan, said the mood in the camp had stayed high since that win. Everyone was really happy after the first win, and because we have a really good coaching staff who take care of the atmosphere, we could just enjoy the moment, said Tareck. In all the training and video sessions since, we have enjoyed the win, and we are looking forward to getting more points. Real Kashmir FC, captained by Marcus Joseph, travel south eighth in the table with one point from two matches. The Snow Leopards drew 1-1 with Sreenidi Deccan FC at home last Saturday. Lesotho forward Thabiso Nelson Brown, named Man of the Match, put them ahead in the 19th minute. He reacted first after Sreenidi goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh saved Josephs header from Lalawmpuia Sailos cross. Colombian forward David Castaeda Muoz equalised in the 52nd minute, and Brown came close to a winner ten minutes from time, but Kamaljit turned his effort away. Looking ahead to the trip, Head Coach Ishfaq Ahmad said, Away matches are always difficult, and you only get two days to adapt before you have to perform. The Bangalore Football Association ground is a challenge in itself, especially playing on that turf. We know FC Bengaluru United will have good confidence after their 4-3 win against Mohammedan SC, but we are here to compete. From our first to our second match, we have grown, and hopefully we will perform the same way we did against Sreenidi and play disciplined football to get a positive result. Mousa Qureshi said the squad had settled quickly in Bengaluru. The boys have been gelling well together since the first day of the season, everyone is quite motivated, and we have adjusted well to the Bengaluru weather, said Qureshi. It is a long season ahead, and we are improving each day and backing each other up. We know our ability and what we can do in this league, and hopefully the next match brings our first win. Saturdays match will be the first meeting between the two clubs in the Indian Football League. Home comfort for Nagaland United SC Nagaland United SC will play in front of their own supporters for the first time in the IFL 2026/27 on Saturday evening. The debutants are fifth with three points from one match, and a win would draw them level on points with the leaders. That single match was a 3-1 victory over Real Kashmir in Srinagar on October 30. JH Remlala scored in the third minute, and Vanlalhriatzuala K. doubled the lead in the 21st. Real Kashmir pulled one back through an own goal in the 59th minute before Vanlalhriatzuala, named Man of the Match, restored the two-goal cushion in the 74th. Speaking ahead of the clubs first home match, Head Coach Kaizad Ambapardiwalla said, Winning our IFL debut against Real Kashmir has given the players confidence and belief, but we understand that every match brings a new challenge. Gokulam Kerala FC are a quality side with experience, and we expect them to be well-organised, physically strong and dangerous in key moments. Playing our first-ever IFL home match in Nagaland is a matter of great pride and responsibility, and our primary focus is on maintaining our discipline, managing the tempo and fighting for a positive result. Captain Rohmingthanga said the occasion carried meaning well beyond the result. I thank God for our away win in Kashmir, and while the dressing room mood is good, one win is just a start, said Rohmingthanga. As captain, my job is to make sure the boys dont feel the pressure, but feel the pride, because this is not just 90 minutes this is history for Nagaland. We want to make our home a fortress, and we will give everything for this badge and this state to make our supporters proud, he added. Two-time champions Gokulam Kerala FC top the table with six points from two matches. Head coach Carlos Eduardo Parreiras side won 1-0 against 10-man Rajasthan United FC in Jaipur last Saturday. Brazilian forward Crislan Da Silva reacted first to a looping clearance in the 68th minute and lifted the ball over the advancing goalkeeper. The trip to Chmoukedima is the latest in a run of five consecutive away matches. Speaking ahead of the encounter, Gokulam Kerala FC head coach Carlos Eduardo Parreira acknowledged the challenge of facing a motivated debutant side backed by a vocal home crowd, but emphasized his squad's title ambitions. We had a good preparation coming off a strong away win, and we want to keep this good momentum going, Gokulam Kerala FC head coach Carlos Eduardo Parreira said. Nagaland had a very good game against Real Kashmir away, and since it will be their first match at home, we know they will come very strong against us with the support behind them. Our players are experienced and know how to deal with these situations. Outlining the club's objectives, Parreira added, Since we started the season, we have been preparing the team to finish in the top three and potentially be champions. If we want to be champions, we need to win these away games. We know it will be very tough to play here, but to continue our plans, we need to get these three points. Gokulam Kerala FC's Ghanaian forward Dennis Antwi echoed the confident mood within the dressing room as they chase a third consecutive victory. The team is very motivated, Dennis Antwi said. We are very happy to have won two games in a row, but we remain focused, and tomorrow we hope to keep the winning momentum going. This will be the first competitive meeting between the two clubs. With FC Bengaluru United and Real Kashmir FC both desperate to climb the table, and Nagaland United SC aiming to mark their historic home debut with a win against league leaders Gokulam Kerala FC, Saturday's double-header promises plenty of action and emotion.
Harmanpreet Kaur gets her own wax statue!
Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur unveiled her wax statue at the Historical Museum at Nahargarh in Jaipur on Friday, describing it as a proud moment. The statue commemorates her leadership in India's Women's ODI World Cup victory in November 2025, with the Jaipur Wax Museum having announced plans for its installation after the historic win.
Rajasthan: 10.59 million voters to decide fate of 8,843 candidates in Panchayat polls tomorrow
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 13 (IANS) Voting will be held on Saturday in the fourth phase of the Rajasthan Panchayati Raj elections for Zila Parishads (district councils) in 25 districts and 116 Panchayat Samitis (block-level councils). A total of 8,843 candidates are contesting the elections, including 1,322 candidates for 382 Zila Parishad wards and 7,521 candidates for 2,142 Panchayat Samiti wards. As many as 10,594,285 voters will exercise their franchise in this phase. The electorate comprises 5,488,275 men and 5,105,951 women. A total of 11,905 polling booths have been established to conduct the voting. The fourth phase has also drawn attention because several family members of prominent political leaders are contesting the elections. Parakram Singh, son of senior BJP leader Rajendra Rathore, and his wife, Rathore's daughter-in-law, are both contesting for Zila Parishad seats in Churu. Sons, daughters, daughters-in-law and other relatives of several political leaders are also among the candidates contesting in this phase. Sri Ganganagar district has recorded the highest number of candidates in both Zila Parishad and Panchayat Samiti elections. For its 30 Zila Parishad wards, the highest among the districts, 101 candidates are in the fray. Similarly, 553 candidates are contesting for 164 Panchayat Samiti wards in Sri Ganganagar, making it the district with the highest number of contestants in this category as well. In the fourth phase, male voters outnumber female voters by 382,324. Women account for approximately 48.19 per cent of the total electorate. However, the figures tell a different story in Banswara and Pratapgarh, where female voters outnumber their male counterparts. In Banswara, there are 323,429 female voters compared to 322,180 male voters, a difference of 1,249. Similarly, Pratapgarh has 129,735 female voters, 1,358 more than the number of male voters. In Jaipur district, voting in the fourth phase will take place across the Andhi, Bassi, Jamwaramgarh, and Tunga Panchayat Samitis. A total of 241 candidates are contesting 82 Panchayat Samiti wards, while 32 candidates are in the fray for 13 Zila Parishad wards. This brings the total number of candidates contesting elections for both bodies to 273. The district has 407,280 registered voters, including 212,640 men and 194,640 women, with male voters exceeding female voters by 18,000. Elections will be held for Zila Parishad wards 38 to 50. A total of 446 polling stations have been established across the district. In the fourth phase of the Panchayati Raj elections, an average of four candidates are contesting each seat across the Zila Parishad and Panchayat Samitis. Sri Ganganagar has the highest number of Panchayat Samiti candidates, with 553, followed by Banswara with 518 and Karauli with 495. Sri Ganganagar also leads in terms of polling infrastructure, with 999 polling stations. It is followed by Churu, with 689 polling stations; Banswara, with 678; and Didwana-Kuchaman, with 658. The fourth and final phase of the Rajasthan Panchayat elections is far more than a routine electoral exercise, as it will determine the next generation of local leadership across the state's villages. With nearly 12.5 million (1.25 crore) voters set to participate, the political fortunes of thousands of candidates hang in the balance.
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Harmanpreet Kaur gets wax statue honour in Jaipur alongside MS Dhoni, Sachin Tendulkar
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New Delhi, Nov 12: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and several other prominent political leaders attended the wedding reception of Rajkumar Martand Singh, son of former J&K minister Vikramaditya Singh, and Rhea Badal, daughter of senior BJP leader Manpreet Singh Badal, in New Delhi. The reception brought together several top senior political leaders, members of former royal families, diplomats, industrialists and spiritual leaders. PM Modi congratulated the newly married couple and interacted with members of both families. Among those present were Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who is the grooms maternal uncle, and Minister of State in the PMO Dr Jitendra Singh. Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers Farooq Abdullah and Ghulam Nabi Azad, former Chief Justice of India T S Thakur, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and Lok Sabha MP Anurag Thakur also attended the reception. US Ambassador to India and Special Envoy Sergio Gor, Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister P K Mishra, Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal and former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal were among the other prominent guests. Spiritual leader and head of Radha Soami Satsang Beas, Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon, also blessed the couple. Members of former royal families of Gwalior, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Bastar and Patiala were among those attending the celebration. Martand Singh is the son of Vikramaditya Singh and Chitrangada Raje, elder sister of Jyotiraditya Scindia, and grandson of former Union Minister Dr Karan Singh. Rhea Badal is the daughter of Manpreet Singh Badal and Vinu Badal. Vikramaditya Singh and Chitrangada Raje thanked Prime Minister Modi and other dignitaries for attending the reception and blessing the newlyweds.
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Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 12 (IANS) Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma stated that the State Government has significantly improved the power generation and supply system during its tenure of over 34 months. He directed Energy Department officials to ensure all necessary preparations are made to maintain adequate electricity supply to domestic consumers, farmers, and industries. He remarked that the state is becoming self-reliant in the power sector, and through the State Governments efforts, electricity worth approximately Rs 2,000 crore has been sold to other states. The Chief Minister was chairing a meeting of the Energy Department on Thursday. He instructed officials to further strengthen the daytime electricity supply system for farmers during the Rabi season. He noted that this facility has recently been extended to farmers in Khairthal-Tijara as well, bringing the total to 28 districts across the state receiving daytime power and benefiting over 13.56 lakh farmers. He also issued necessary guidelines regarding accelerating the implementation of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in the state. The total deficit in the power sector stood at Rs 92,069 crore as of 31 March 2023, which rose to Rs 98,634 crore by 31 December 2023. During this period, an increase of Rs 6,565 crore was recorded, representing a 7.13 per cent rise in nine months. Based on an estimated annual growth rate of 9.50 per cent, this deficit would have reached Rs 1,21,073 crore in the financial year 2025-26. However, the Energy Department took necessary measures to curtail these losses, resulting in the deficit being contained at Rs 89,907.77 crore in FY 2025-26. Through fiscal discipline, the Energy Department is continuously enhancing energy capacities. The Chief Minister directed officials to take necessary action to further reduce Transmission and Distribution (T&D) losses. In FY 2019-20, total T&D losses across all three Discoms stood at 19.43 per cent, which dropped to 12.84 per cent in FY 2025-26 following corrective measures. Similarly, in the Jodhpur Discom, T&D losses were approximately 38 per cent in FY 2019-20, falling to 18.64 per cent in FY 2025-26. The Chief Minister called for even more effective implementation of Components A and C of the PM-KUSUM scheme. He stated that between December 2023 and October 2026, the State Government installed over 1,779 MW capacity under Component A and over 3,758 MW under Component C, whereas during the same period under the previous government, Component A stood at just 9.5 MW and Component C at zero capacity. He added that due to the State Governments efforts, Rajasthan ranks first nationwide in installed capacity under Components A and C of the PM-KUSUM scheme, benefiting over 3.89 lakh farmers. The Chief Minister instructed Energy Department officials to utilise available resources to their fullest potential to increase the state's total generation capacity, emphasising that all necessary steps must be taken to achieve further growth in the renewable energy sector. Over the past 34 months, 29 GW of renewable energy capacity has been installed in Rajasthan, compared to only 5.9 GW installed during the corresponding period under the previous government. He also directed officials to achieve the set targets under the PM Surya Ghar Yojana. He noted that Rajasthan ranks first in the country in solar energy installation and renewable energy generation, and second in total installed renewable energy capacity.
Rajasthan: Congress questions unprecedented gap in Panchayat polls
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 12 (IANS) Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday questioned the BJP-led state government over what he termed an unprecedented gap between polling, vote counting, and the elections for district council chairpersons and panchayat samiti heads in the ongoing Panchayati Raj polls. Pointing out the timeline of the electoral schedule, Gehlot noted that voting in the first phase for district councils (Zila Parishad) and panchayat samitis took place on October 22, whereas counting across all phases is scheduled for November 20, marking a 28-day interval. Subsequent elections for district council chairpersons (Zila Pramukhs) are slated for November 25, followed by panchayat samiti heads (Pradhans) on November 27 and deputy heads on November 28. Such a gap has never been left before. Why has this interval been created? Gehlot asked, alleging that the ruling BJP is shifting its district council and panchayat samiti candidates outside their home districts to resorts and pilgrimage sites in other states. The senior Congress leader claimed that candidates' mobile phones have been switched off and that they are being kept isolated from their families, even during major festivals such as Diwali. In areas where voting took place in the first phase, candidates have been held in confinement for almost a month. What kind of democracy is being practised by keeping people whom the public has elected as its representatives away from their homes and families? he questioned. Alleging that the confinement reflects fears of horse-trading, Gehlot accused the BJP government of intending to deploy money and muscle power to manipulate the panchayat outcomes, similar to tactics allegedly used during the recent urban local body elections. Why does the party in power in the state need to hide its own candidates, have their phones switched off and send them outside the state? Confinement becomes necessary only where there is a fear that the people's mandate will be traded, he said, adding that he had previously urged Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma to prohibit such camps, but no action was taken. Gehlot stated that the situation created by the ruling party has compelled the Congress to take protective measures to shield its own candidates from alleged administrative pressure and misuse of official machinery. Urging immediate intervention, the former Chief Minister called upon the State Election Commission and the administration to strictly monitor the upcoming elections for district council chairpersons and panchayat samiti heads to ensure that candidates remain free from coercion, inducements, or undue influence.
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IFL 2026/27: Unbeaten Shillong Lajong host Sreenidi Deccan in clash between last season's top sides
Digital Desk | Shillong, Nov 12 (IANS) Shillong Lajong FC will host Sreenidi Deccan FC in the Indian Football League (IFL) 202627 on Friday in a meeting of the sides that finished second and third last season, at the SSA Stadium in Shillong. Shillong Lajong have never finished higher in the competition than they did last season. With a squad made up entirely of Indian players, Head Coach Birendra Thapas side finished runners-up, a single point behind champions Diamond Harbour FC. The club moved quickly in the summer to keep that group together. Phrangki Buam, the leagues Most Valuable Player, signed a new three-year contract, as did Everbrightson Sana, captain Kenstar Kharshong, Tremiki Lamurong and Gladdy Nelcen Kharbuli, most of them graduates of the Lajong Academy. This season has started with a 1-0 win over Mohammedan SC at the Kalyani Stadium and a 1-1 draw with Chanmari FC at home. In Kalyani, Lajong had around two-thirds of the ball, took 32 shots and won 14 corners. The winner did not arrive until the 90th minute, when Nelson Rymbai finished Abelson Jachis cutback, but Lajong never stopped coming. Against Chanmari, they fell behind to a 24th-minute own goal and were level in the 78th, with Jachi scoring this time. Birendra Thapa came away from that draw wanting more, saying, In our last match we had 70 per cent possession and controlled the game, but football is not won on possession alonewe missed good chances and a single lapse at the back cost us all three points. Over the last few days, the boys have looked strong and positive in training. We have worked on improving our decision-making in the attacking third and cutting out defensive lapses, and we are ready to put in a strong performance tomorrow. Both Jachi and Rymbai started those matches on the bench. Every one of Lajongs four points has come from a goal involving a substitute, a measure of how deep Thapas squad runs and how readily he will change a game from the touchline. So far, the closing stages have belonged to Lajong. Dead balls are another source of goals. Kenstar had a header saved, and another came back off the woodwork in Kalyani. Joedson dos Santos has caused problems from corners, and Lajong win plenty of them. In open play, Jota, signed from Chanmari in the summer, is the player who knits midfield and attack together, while Damaitphang Lyngdoh sets the rhythm beside him. Sanas pace makes him the outlet on the break, and Buam does his best work arriving late in the penalty area. Jota and Joedson have also changed the make-up of an attack that was entirely Indian a year ago. Sana, whose speed was central to last seasons counter-attacking game, welcomes the new arrivals. While we played with an all-Indian attack last season that moved very quickly on the break, our foreign players this year bring great quality to the squad, he said. Playing at home in Shillong is always an honour and gives us a huge boost, and we want to give our fans plenty to cheer about. Sreenidi Deccan FC arrive for their third successive away match of the season. Head Coach Antonio Rueda, the Spaniard appointed in August after spells with Churchill Brothers and Gokulam Kerala, has taken four points from the first two: a 1-0 win over Rajasthan United FC in Jaipur on November 1, and a 1-1 draw with Real Kashmir FC in Srinagar a week later, when Sreenidi came from behind. Antonio Rueda is pleased with that return, stating, Our feeling is very good because we have four points from two very difficult away matches. We won in Rajasthan and could have won against Real Kashmir as well, where only a small mistake cost us all three points, so I am happy with the effort of the players. Captain David Castaeda, now in his sixth season with the club, remains the reference point. The Colombian drops deep to bring others into the game and still finds his way into the box, where he is especially good in the air. In Jaipur, his weighted pass sent Nishu Kumar through for the 66th-minute winner, and in Srinagar, he headed the equaliser seven minutes after half-time. Both goals came from the full-backs. Nishu ran beyond the defence to score in Jaipur. In Srinagar, Jagdeep Singh supplied the cross for Castaeda, with Adriano Castanheiras run from midfield opening the space. Thapa, who spent three years at Sreenidi, knows exactly what that attack can do. I have watched their first two matches, and they are a very balanced side after signing several players with ISL and I-League experience, he said. With forwards like David Castaeda, if you give them time and space inside the box, they will punish you. We have to be aggressive in our defending, keep them away from our penalty area, and play the game in their half to give ourselves the best chance of winning. Much of Fridays contest may come down to who has the ball. Lajong had 70 per cent of it against Chanmari, and Rueda, whose teams are built to keep possession, wants his side to have more of it in Shillong. Against our first two opponents, it was difficult to dominate the ball, and tomorrow could be a similar situation, so we want to spend more time on the ball and use our possession better, he said. If we can improve our control in possession, we will create more opportunities to win the game. Ruedas summer recruitment has given Sreenidi a sturdy spine. Pritam Kotal and Togolese centre-back Hadi Idrissou, who is also a presence at attacking set pieces, have settled quickly together, and Pronay Halder sits in front of them. Between them, they have conceded once in 180 minutes. Goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh has played his part too: ten minutes from time in Srinagar, he palmed away a Thabiso Nelson Brown header to protect the point. Kamaljit knows the value of what Sreenidi are collecting on the road. It is going to be a tough battle after another long journey, both mentally and physically, but we have not come this far for nothing, he said. Everyone in the dressing room is positive and working together as a family. We know how crucial away points are if you want to win a championship, and we are ready to give everything we have to get a positive result from this match. The balance for Rueda lies in how far he lets his full-backs go. When they push on, there is grass behind them, and Sana and Buam are quick to find it. The Spaniard is well aware of the threat. Shillong Lajong are a strong team and a genuine contender for a top-three finish this season, he said. They play a modern, high-tempo style similar to ours, with quality players who are constantly moving and looking to attack quickly in transition, which is difficult to defend against. We have full respect for them, and we are prepared to execute our game plan to get the win. The sides drew both of their meetings last season, each at the Deccan Arena in Hyderabad. The first, on April 1, ended goalless, with Kamaljit named Man of the Match. In the second, on May 10, Castaedas acrobatic ninth-minute finish was cancelled out by Buams penalty just before the hour, leaving both clubs on 22 points with two matches to play. Sreenidis most recent visit to Shillong, in February 2025, ended in a 4-0 win for Lajong. Rueda knows what Shillong has asked of his club in the past. This is another long trip and a tough ground where we have historically found it difficult to win, but we understand our responsibility to the clubs project and have trained well to play for the victory, he said. Level on points last May, they arrive in Shillong level once more, both unbeaten and on four points from their two matches in the current campaign. With so little between two well-organised defences, the first goal could carry real weight on Friday.
Amateur Ozswini Shines at WPGT 2026, Ties for Lead in Round 14
Amateur golfer Ozswini Sarawast impresses at WPGT 2026, tying for the lead after a strong performance in Jaipur. Amateur Ozswini Shines at WPGT 2026, Ties for Lead in Round 14
Saraswat, Datar Lead Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour
Amateur golfer Ojaswini Saraswat, 13, shares the lead with Ananya Datar at the 14th leg of the Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour in Jaipur after a one-over 71. Saraswat, who recently made history at the Ladies European Tour, leveraged her home course advantage at Rambagh Golf Club.
Jaipur Police Arrest Four In History-Sheeter's Revenge Murder
Four men have been arrested in Jaipur for allegedly hacking a history-sheeter to death. The prime accused reportedly planned the murder to avenge his father's killing seven years ago, stemming from a long-standing rivalry between two groups. The victim, Vijay Chaudhary, was chased and attacked with an axe on Wednesday night.
Air India passenger held over hoax hijack threat on Kolkata-Mumbai flight
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Nov 12 (IANS) A passenger was apprehended and handed over to the airport police after allegedly being linked to a hoax hijack threat targeting an Air India flight from Kolkata to Mumbai, officials said on Thursday. According to the Airports Authority of India (AAI), the action followed an incident on Wednesday involving Air India flight AI 2772 after a handwritten threat note was found inside the aircraft's lavatory shortly before its scheduled departure. The note, which warned that the aircraft would be hijacked at 11.10 a.m., was discovered by a cabin crew member at around 10.37 a.m. The alert immediately triggered standard security protocols, prompting authorities to initiate a comprehensive security response. As part of the precautionary measures, all 105 passengers on board were deboarded and the aircraft was moved to an isolation bay for detailed inspection and security checks. Multiple security agencies conducted mandatory screening procedures to ensure the safety of passengers and crew. The flight, originally scheduled to depart at around 10.30 a.m., remained grounded for several hours while security personnel completed the required checks. After authorities found no credible threat, the warning was declared a hoax. The aircraft was subsequently cleared for operations and departed for Mumbai at 5.38 p.m. AAI said the passenger linked to the incident was later handed over to the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport Police Station for further investigation. Authorities have launched a probe into the matter and are examining the circumstances surrounding the threat note. Meanwhile, last month, an Air India flight from Frankfurt to Delhi made an emergency landing in Jaipur after reportedly transmitting Squawk 7500, the international code used to indicate a hijacking. Reports claim that the alert was received by Ahmedabad Air Traffic Control (ATC), following which the aircraft landed safely in Jaipur. Further details about the circumstances that triggered the alert were not immediately available. Squawk 7500 is an internationally recognised aviation transponder code that pilots use to discreetly alert air traffic control to a hijacking or unlawful interference with an aircraft.
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 12 (IANS) Fugitive Naresh Meena, who has a symbolic 25-paise bounty on his head, made a surprise appearance in Barodiya village in Rajasthan's Baran district to campaign for the 'elephant' election symbol. He appealed to villagers to vote for the candidate before disappearing shortly afterwards. Meanwhile, police teams from more than half a dozen police stations have been conducting raids across the district for the past week to trace him. Despite an ongoing police search and a symbolic bounty of 25 paise for information leading to his arrest, Meena managed to reach the village and appeal to residents to vote for the 'elephant' election symbol. He reportedly spent some time interacting with villagers on Wednesday and seeking votes before suddenly disappearing from the area. His appearance has raised questions about the police's efforts to trace him, as search operations have continued across the district. Baran Police recently announced a reward of 25 paise, popularly known as a 'chavanni', for information leading to Naresh Meena's whereabouts. However, despite the police search, he continues to remain elusive. His unexpected arrival in Barodiya village has attracted considerable attention. According to reports, villagers appeared excited to see him. During his brief visit, Meena appealed to residents to cast their votes in favour of the 'elephant' election symbol before leaving the village. His appearance comes amid an intensive police operation to locate him in connection with a case registered following an alleged incident of vandalism and assault at the Forest Department office in Nahargarh on November 1. While police teams continue searching for Naresh Meena, he has reportedly continued his election campaign. His sudden appearance in Barodiya has once again brought the case into the spotlight. Despite multiple search operations, police have so far been unable to trace him. Reports have also emerged that he previously addressed an election rally through a mobile phone while remaining absconding. According to officials, Meena is wanted in connection with the November 1 incident involving alleged vandalism and assault at the Forest Department office in Nahargarh. For the past week, the police personnel from more than half a dozen police stations have been conducting raids and search operations at various locations. More than a dozen locations have reportedly been searched, including a farmhouse in Gundai village, where police conducted a late-night raid. However, these operations have yet to yield any breakthrough, and Meena remains untraced. With police still unable to locate him, his continued public appearances and election campaigning have added another dimension to the ongoing search operation.
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 12 (IANS) The fourth and final phase of the Panchayati Raj elections in Jaipur district has reached its decisive stage, with voting scheduled for November 14 across four Panchayat Samitis, Andhi, Bassi, Jamwaramgarh, and Tunga. More than 4.07 lakh voters will be eligible to cast their ballots, determining the electoral fate of 241 candidates contesting across 82 Panchayat Samiti wards. Voting will also be held in 13 Zila Parishad wards. A total of 446 polling stations have been established for the final phase. Polling teams will depart from Shri Bhawani Niketan College of Pharmacy on Sikar Road on November 13, following their final training session. The commissioning of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) has been completed, and the district administration has stepped up preparations to ensure free, fair, and peaceful elections. The Panchayati Raj general elections have entered their fourth and final phase. On November 14, voters in four Panchayat Samitis of Jaipur district will elect their Zila Parishad and Panchayat Samiti representatives. According to election data, a total of 407,280 voters are eligible to participate in this phase. As many as 241 candidates are contesting across 82 Panchayat Samiti wards, while elections will also be held in 13 Zila Parishad wards. The administration has established 446 polling stations to facilitate voting. District Election Officer Sandesh Nayak has reviewed arrangements for polling team deployment, training, and the distribution of election materials. Polling teams will leave from the premises of Shri Bhawani Niketan College of Pharmacy on Sikar Road on November 13, after completing their final training. The administration has also completed the commissioning of EVMs. Before dispatch, polling teams will thoroughly verify the EVMs, ballot papers, and other election materials to ensure that all arrangements are in place. Among the four Panchayat Samitis, Bassi is set to witness the most competitive contest, with 79 candidates contesting across 25 wards. The Panchayat Samiti-wise candidate distribution includes 79 candidates across 25 wards in Bassi, 64 candidates across 23 wards in Jamwaramgarh, 50 candidates across 19 wards in Jamwaramgarh and 48 candidates across 15 wards in Tunga. Together, these four Panchayat Samitis account for 241 candidates contesting across 82 wards, averaging approximately three candidates per ward. With 4,07,280 voters and 446 polling stations, each polling station will serve an average of around 913 voters. The administration has made arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of polling. The November 14 polling will determine the representatives for the Zila Parishad and Panchayat Samitis, with voters casting their ballots through EVMs. Meanwhile, the election process for Sarpanch and Ward Panch positions will follow the other election schedule. On November 15, nominations for Sarpanch and Ward Panch posts will be accepted from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. On November 16, voting for Sarpanch and Ward Panch posts will take place in 140 Gram Panchayats from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. using ballot papers. On November 17, elections for the post of Up-Sarpanch (Deputy Sarpanch) will be conducted. With preparations nearly complete, the fourth and final phase will put the electoral choices of more than four lakh rural voters in Jaipur district to the test. The results will determine the political representation of 82 Panchayat Samiti wards and 13 Zila Parishad wards. All eyes are now on November 14, when voters will decide which candidates emerge victorious in this concluding phase of the Panchayati Raj elections.
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Kulgam Terror Attack: LG Meets Injured Jawans | Top News Of The Day: 11th November, 2026
The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, meets the injured CRPF personnel following the terror attack in South Kashmir's Kulgam. All three jawans are reported to be out of danger as security forces launch a search operation to track down the attackers. The LG has assured security forces a free hand, vowing that those responsible will be brought to justice. Today's top stories also include a deadly gang attack in Jaipur, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's review meeting with TVK MLAs, the political row over Sonia Gandhi's memoir, the escalating SIR controversy in Uttar Pradesh, and the latest developments in the Nvidia-Jensen Huang investigation.
Rajasthan history-sheeter chased, hacked to death on Jaipur street, axe stuck in skull | VIDEO
A history-sheeter from Rajasthans Jobner was allegedly chased and brutally murdered by a group of armed men in Jaipurs Kardhani area on Wednesday night. The victim, identified as Vijay Bajiya, was attacked in Jagdamba Nagar...
Fortuner Chase, Then A Murder On Jaipur Street, Axe Stuck In Skull
A man named Vijay Bajiya was killed with an axe in Jaipur by a group of men who waylaid him by ramming their pick-up truck into his SUV from behind in the city's Kardhani area on Wednesday. A video showed the attackers' Mahindra Bolero Camper being run into a Toyota Fortuner, from which Bajiya, who was a police history-sheeter due to an extensive criminal record, got out and ran. But he was overpowered within a few feet and hacked to death on the street of the densely populated residential area. An axe was left stuck in his skull as his body lay on the street. Bajiya was driving to Jaipur from Jobner when the attackers struck, police said. At least five men attacked him with stones and sticks, besides axes, killing him on the spot.
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Pickup Truck Rams Fortuner, Man Killed On Jaipur Street, Axe Stuck In Skull
Vijay Bajiya, who had a criminal record, was killed by a group of men who waylaid him by ramming their pick-up truck into his SUV in Jaipur's Kardhani area, a video showed.
Inappropriate to criticise Sanjay Gandhi posthumously: Madan Rathore
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Nov 11 (IANS) BJP Rajasthan president Madan Rathore said it was inappropriate to hold Sanjay Gandhi solely responsible for the Emergency, alleging that Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi had followed the system established by him during his lifetime. He termed it contradictory to follow his arrangements then and criticise him posthumously. Rathore was reacting to the contents of Sonia Gandhis memoir. He also spoke on remarks made by Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge and said Kharges comments comparing a Hindu festival with Eid reflected a lack of sensitivity towards religious sentiments. Rathore said Kharges remarks about festivals were inappropriate, adding that every festival has its own significance and cultural context within the respective community. He said it would have been better if Kharge had confined his comments to the relevant context rather than making statements that appeared aimed at appeasing a particular community. Taking a further swipe at the Congress president, Rathore referred to the atrocities allegedly suffered by Kharges family and questioned his remarks in that context. He also criticised Kharge for making what he described as inconsistent and controversial statements. Commenting on the references to Sanjay Gandhi in Sonia Gandhis memoir, Rathore said it was inappropriate to criticise him after his death or hold him solely responsible for the events of the Emergency. He claimed that while Sanjay Gandhi was alive, Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi had functioned according to the system he had established. It was therefore contradictory, he said, to follow his arrangements during his lifetime and subsequently put him in the dock after his death. Rathore maintained that the Emergency was a collective decision of the Indira Gandhi family and described it as one of the darkest chapters in India's democratic history. He alleged that Indira Gandhi was responsible for undermining democracy, curtailing press freedom and subjecting young people to forced sterilisation. He also said that people who raised slogans such as Bharat Mata Ki Jai were jailed during the period. The BJP leader questioned how the then Prime Minister could absolve herself of responsibility by attributing the decisions to a single individual. If it is being claimed that Sanjay Gandhi was indirectly running the government, it raises an even more serious question about Indira Gandhi's leadership. She was the Prime Minister, yet someone else was allegedly calling the shots, Rathore said. He further questioned Sonia Gandhi's account, arguing that it was inappropriate to criticise Sanjay Gandhi posthumously when the political system associated with him had been followed during his lifetime. Rathore said Sanjay Gandhi's reputation and legacy should not be subjected to such criticism after his death.
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Vani Kapoor, Ridhima Dilawari Headline Women's Golf Tour Leg
The 14th leg of the 2026 Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour is set to begin in Jaipur, with Vani Kapoor and Ridhima Dilawari as the leading contenders. Both players have shown exceptional form this season, with Dilawari leading the Order of Merit and Kapoor recently achieving a strong international finish. The event will also feature other season winners and promising young talents, all vying for victory as the tour nears its conclusion.
Three-time Grammy Award winner and Padma Shri recipient Ricky Kej will receive the Srajan The Spark Lifetime Achievement Award in Udaipur on November 15, 2026. The honour comes from Srajan The Spark - a movement of music lovers dedicated to preserving Indias musical heritage. Headquartered in Udaipur, with 16 chapters in India and abroad, the movement was founded and is helmed by Prasanna K. Khamesra, a retired IPS officer. Kej will mark the occasion with The Earth Symphony, a free concert for environmental awareness that is expected to draw close to 10,000 people. It will be his first-ever public concert in Udaipur, and a homecoming for a musician whose father hails from Rajasthan. The evening will include songs on Rajasthan and his versions of folk songs from across India. With this award, Kej steps into a roll of honour that reads like a history of Indian music itself. Past recipients of Srajans Lifetime Achievement honour include Padmavibhushan Dr L Subramaniam, Padmabhushan Vishwamohan Bhatt, A Sivamani, Pt. Ronu Majumdar, Usha Mangeshkar, Anup Jalota, Roop Kumar Rathod, Sudesh Bhosle, the duo Anand-Milind, Anandji of Kalyan ji-Anandji, lyricist Yogesh, Sameer Anjan, poet and actor Shailesh Lodha among many others. It's absolutely amazing to be in that company, shared Kej. I am thrilled as this is an award from India, my country. And not only that, its an award in particular from Rajasthan, where my father hails from. Ricky Kej has brought great recognition to India and Rajasthan, not only through his music but through his extraordinary work for environmental conservation across the globe, said Khamesra. Srajan originated in Udaipur, and Ricky also has his roots in our state. We are immensely proud to honour him. Interestingly, Srajan was born in 2013 in Udaipur over a cup of tea, when Khamesra, a music lover since childhood, and some of his friends set out to bring Indias fading music, poetry and shayari back to the people. Khamesra has always believed that his professional responsibilities and personal passion could coexist, and through his years in the police, neither ever stood in the way of the other. What makes it rare is that it is entirely self-funded. Close to 1,500 industrialists and dignitaries who are proud members of Srajan the Spark contribute from their own pockets, purely for the love of Indian music. From Udaipur, it has grown to Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ahmedabad, Delhi NCR, Kota, Hyderabad, Asansol, Chennai, Canada and London, etc. The stage it has built is a treasure. Artists such as Anup Jalota, Pankaj Udhas, Suresh Wadekar, Usha Uthup, Nitin Mukesh and many others have performed at Srajan, as have poets such as Rahat Indori, Wasim Barelvi and Nida Fazli, etc. It also seeks out unsung artists and gives young talent a stage alongside the masters. The movement is now working towards establishing Srajan Music Schools across India, along with a Music Museum and Academy in Udaipur, where work is already underway. Kej shares that same commitment to Indias musical roots. No matter how hard I try to make a completely western piece of music, there will always be a soul of India within that music, said Kej. And, that soul is exactly what brings him and Srajan together. Kej has made it his mission over the next five to six years to document as many of Indias tribal songs and musicians as he can, building a permanent archive of musical forms passed down orally for thousands of years and now vanishing. Those songs, he said, carry indigenous knowledge about coexisting with nature and our place as human beings in the world. Art is all about breaking the rules, but you have to know the rules first in order to break them, he said. That's why its very important that these traditional forms of music are preserved. All other contemporary forms come from them. And in this regard, Srajan the Spark is doing fantastic work in keeping Indias classical and folk traditions alive. Ricky Kej will receive Hindustan Zinc-Srajan The Spark Lifetime Achievement Award on November 15 at DPS School, Udaipur, to be presented by Srajan - The Spark & Bijay Kumar Surana Foundation in collaboration with Hindustan Zinc Limited.
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Railway Apprenticeship Recruitment for 2,008 Positions
Jaipur, November 11: A fantastic opportunity has emerged for youth dreaming of working in the Indian Railways and gaining technical experience. The Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC) Jaipur is Railway Apprenticeship Recruitment for 2,008 Positions
Maulana Assaulted Outside Court After Alleged Marriage to Student
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