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The former champion puts behind the horrors of failing to break the deadlock against Cape Verde in the first round with a masterclass in control as it runs the Asian side ragged; Oyarzabal bags a brace and also sets up Yamals opener

DNA test for paternity, allowed as a last resort, must not violate other rights

Second Avenue has also been witnessing frequent sewage problems, as the sewer line has been affected by CMRLs work on the phase II project

It is all square in group G after both the sides drew their opening matches

This includes a new high-security prison in Kathua, four district jails; CISF implements tech upgrades at Central jails, including AI-enabled CCTV systems and advanced video analytics for real-time monitoring

Not a single gang was active during the Congress governments tenure, because the administrations policy was clear: either give up crime or leave Haryana, says Leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda

This will ensure safeguards against voter suppressions or arbitrary disqualifications that Mr. Ramesh alleged took place in different states in astronomical numbers under the SIR process

They urge the Tamil Nadu government to ensure safety guidelines are strictly followed in industrial units

This comes after the CPI(M), AIADMK, and the PMK criticised the resolution passed in the Assembly on the grounds that it was not adopted in accordance with the procedure

A 10-day break between the games allowed him to fully recover and on Sunday (June 21, 2026) he was named the player of the match in New Zealand's series-leveling win by 253 runs.

Those who know me, know that we do not leave any operation incomplete, says Shinde; all six MPs of Shiv Sena UBT are slated to merge with Shiv Sena, say party sources

This is Indias second Nations Cup title, having won the inaugural edition of the tournament in 2022

Former CM alleges demolitions in border areas after Amit Shahs Bikaner visit; says action aimed at political polarisation, urges MHA to clarify

Wyndham Clark had the right answer for a tough Shinnecock Hills

The MVA criticises the government for not providing satisfactory answers on many issues, including drought, farmers issues; rise in atrocities against women, and drug trafficking; and deteriorating law and order in the State

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh led the celebrations in Shillong, accompanied by Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh and other air warriors; Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi fronted the celebrations with troops in Tezpur; naval platforms and Indian Coast Guards ships at sea and at harbour also took part in the celebrations

Built around the real emergency calls of six-year-old Hind Rajab, Ben Hanias devastating docudrama preserves a record of atrocity in excruciating detail

This year marked the 12th International Day of Yoga with the theme Yoga for Healthy Ageing, which emphasised the importance of yoga for all ages

The MPs say it gave external adversaries unnecessary opportunities to speak about Indias internal matters, and cite Pakistan Presidents comment on a Varanasi mosque

The outcomes are being released in a phased manner, with over 87% of the total applications received being declared today. The outcomes of the remaining applications will be available in phases, and the entire process is expected to be completed soon, says CBSE

The series of events that led to the resignation of the film artistes forums executive committee reveals that not many wanted the regime headed by its first woman president to last long. Also, the organisation failed to resolve through talks even allegations of a serious nature

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, Army Chief Asim Munir, and top officials held key meetings with US Vice President JD Vance, Iranian leaders, and negotiators in Switzerland as technical talks to restore peace in West Asia officially began.

12th International Yoga Day session in front of Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi

The All India Union of Forest Working People says the planned ejection of four taungya villagers in Nagaon districts Lutumari Longjap reserve forest is against the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act of 2006

David Miliband, the IRCs President and CEO, said it was still vital to recognise the impact of aid cuts, led by the U.S., that have halved the IRCs budget in the country to a current estimate of $20 million in 2027 from $40 million last year.