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60-year-old farmer kills leopard with sickle, spear in Gujarat
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How Gujarat Giants players are using Apple Watch to manage training and recovery during WPL
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This South Indias first centre and is adopted from the Gujarat model; applications which previously took nearly a month to process are slashed to just 24 hours; majority of approvals reported from Eluru, West Godavari, Kakinada, and Konaseema districts
This Tollywood film that holds the record for most remakes
Hyderabad: Indian cinema is known for its rich diversity. Every regional industry has its own taste and storytelling style. From Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, and Sandalwood to other growing industries like Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, and Bhojpuri cinema, Indian films are slowly reaching a pan-Indian audience. Viewers today enjoy stories beyond language barriers. Remaking movies is not 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 .
Chief negotiator Darpan Jain also said that, apart from an overall benefit to all States, the FTA provides sectoral benefits to several States such as Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Gujarat, Maharashtra, among others
Dubai Royals vs Gurugram Thunders , 4th T20 - Live Cricket Score - CricTracker
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WPL: Sophie Devine Says Managing Diabetes With Cricket Is 'embedded In Routine'
Sophie Devine: Sophie Devine reaffirmed her status as one of the most reliable all-rounders in international cricket, playing a key role in Gujarat Giants victory over Delhi Capitals in the Womens Premier League (WPL) 2026 on Tuesday. Facing the challenge of defending nine runs in the final over, Devine remained composed under pressure, ending with figures of 4/37 in four overs, securing an important win and maintaining Gujarat Giants' chances for a playoff spot. While Devine's match-winning moments and heroics drew much attention, there's a quieter aspect of her journey that runs alongside her performances at the top level. For more than twenty years, the New Zealand all-rounder has managed diabetes, a condition that influences her training, routines, and approach to the game, yet she still competes at the top level. Discussing how she manages diabetes while participating in elite sports, Devine said, Diabetes has been a big part of my life for over 20 years now, so its pretty second nature to me. Sometimes I forget I even have it because its so embedded in my routine. Theres a lot of testing involved, and I use a sensor to keep track of my blood glucose levels, which people will often see me swiping. The injections dont really change whether its a game day, training day or rest day that part stays the same. She explained that match days demand extra awareness and planning, saying, The big difference on game day is making sure Im managing things well enough to be able to do my job out there. Sometimes thats straightforward and sometimes diabetes has other ideas, so its about being prepared and aware of what my body needs in those moments. Devine also emphasised the significance of her surrounding environment in guiding her through those situations, saying, Having the support of the players and support staff around me makes a huge difference. Knowing that people are aware and always there to help if I need it gives me a lot of confidence, and Im really thankful for that. She explained that match days demand extra awareness and planning, saying, The big difference on game day is making sure Im managing things well enough to be able to do my job out there. Sometimes thats straightforward and sometimes diabetes has other ideas, so its about being prepared and aware of what my body needs in those moments. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Underlining the importance of empathy and openness in sport, she added, You never really know what someone is dealing with unless you ask. Whether its diabetes, injuries or something else, everyone has their own challenges. Being able to talk about it and reach out for support when you need it is really important. Article Source: IANS
NTPC Renewable to begin 130.47 MW commercial supply from Khavda-I solar project from midnight
NTPC Renewable Energy will start supplying 130.47 MW of power from its Khavda-I solar project in Gujarat. This marks a significant addition to the NTPC Green Energy Group's capacity. The project is part of a larger 1255 MW solar initiative. This new supply will boost the group's total installed capacity. The commercial operation begins from midnight on January 29, 2026.
Gujarat ATS Arrests Man for Alleged Terror Plot, Weapons Seized
Ahmedabad, Jan 28: The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has arrested a man allegedly involved in a terror conspiracy after he was found to be radicalised by the ideologies of banned terror outfits Al Qaeda and Jaish-e-Mohammed, officials said on Tuesday. The accused, identified as Faizan Shaikh, a native of Dundawala in Uttar Pradeshs Rampur [] The post Gujarat ATS Arrests Man for Alleged Terror Plot, Weapons Seized appeared first on Northlines .
WPL: 'These Situations Are Learning Moments For Me,' Says Niki Prasad After DC's Narrow Loss To GG
Niki Prasad: Delhi Capitals star Niki Prasad has said that the three-run defeat against the Gujarat Giants will serve as a big learning lesson for her. The 20-year-old played a fearless knock of 47 off just 25 deliveries at the BCA stadium on Tuesday. Prasad, who walked at a time when the Delhi Capitals were reeling at 100 for 6 chasing a total of 174, said that she had the belief to close the match as she walked at the crease. When I went in, we were definitely in a very tricky situation, but in my mind it was clear that if I could stay there and keep the momentum going, we still had a chance. Once Sneh came in and she started getting boundaries straight away, it gave me a lot of confidence, and we both spoke about keeping that 12-runs-an-over momentum alive, she said. From the minute I walked in, I had that belief that we could cross the line. That one over from Sophie Devine, where we got a couple of boundaries, really lifted us, and from there our conversation was simple. We wanted to keep getting boundaries, keep the momentum going, and not let the pressure get to us, Prasad added. Despite Delhi missing the win by just three runs, Prasad feels that this match will serve well in her learning journey. It is disappointing that we couldnt cross the line today, especially when we were so close. But for me, this is a big learning. I will go back, train harder, and make sure that the next time I am in a similar situation, I am able to finish the game for the team, Prasad said. Speaking up about her approach against experienced bowlers, Prasad said, We realised quite early that the bowlers were going a little slower and a little shorter, so I wanted to make sure that whatever contact I made, whether it was in the air or along the ground, it went into the gaps. I used my feet, shuffled a bit, and tried to chip it over the fielders because once the ball hit the ground, it was racing away to the boundary. Prasad also hailed the support that she gets from her franchise, which reflects in her confidence. It gives me a lot of confidence knowing that such a big franchise has shown so much faith in me. Coming into the WPL, I was confident and just waiting for that one opportunity to go out and finish a game for the Delhi Capitals. Unfortunately, it didnt happen today, but I will make sure I am ready when the next chance comes. Speaking up about her approach against experienced bowlers, Prasad said, We realised quite early that the bowlers were going a little slower and a little shorter, so I wanted to make sure that whatever contact I made, whether it was in the air or along the ground, it went into the gaps. I used my feet, shuffled a bit, and tried to chip it over the fielders because once the ball hit the ground, it was racing away to the boundary. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Capitals will play their final league-stage match of the season against the UP Warriorz on Sunday, February 1. They are currently placed fourth in the points table with three wins from seven matches. Article Source: IANS
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Adani Ports Says Supreme Court Ruling on Gujarat Land Row Has No Material Impact - TipRanks
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WPL: DC Skipper Jemimah Rodrigues Penalised For Slow Over-rate Vs GG
Baroda Cricket Association Stadium: Delhi Capitals captain Jemimah Rodrigues has been fined Rs 12 lakh for maintaining a slow over-rate following her teams narrow three-run defeat to Gujarat Giants in the Womens Premier League (WPL) match at the Baroda Cricket Association Stadium (Kotambi) on Tuesday. The WPL confirmed the penalty in an official release, stating, Jemimah Rodrigues, captain of Delhi Capitals, has been fined after her team maintained a slow over rate during their teams match against Gujarat Giants at the BCA Stadium, Vadodara on Tuesday. The league clarified that the sanction was imposed under the WPL Code of Conduct for minimum over-rate offences and was Rodrigues first offence of the season. The loss had significant implications for Delhis campaign. Capitals slipped to fourth on the points table with six points and a net run rate of -0.164, leaving their qualification hopes delicately poised. Their final league fixture against bottom-placed UP Warriorz on February 1 now shapes up as a must-win in the race for a playoff berth.Delhi came close to pulling off a memorable chase against Gujarat, sparked by a late counterattack from Sneh Rana and Niki Prasad. The duo added a crucial 70 for the seventh wicket, briefly tilting the contest in Delhis favour as Rana struck 29 off 15 balls and Prasad made 47 off just 24 deliveries. Gujarat, however, held their nerve at the death. Sophie Devine delivered a composed final over, defending nine runs to seal a dramatic victory and complete a season double over Delhi. The duo added a crucial 70 for the seventh wicket, briefly tilting the contest in Delhis favour as Rana struck 29 off 15 balls and Prasad made 47 off just 24 deliveries. Also Read: Live Cricket Score With one league match remaining, Rodrigues struck a determined tone as Delhi prepares for a decisive showdown. That game is going to be important. It will be important for us to regroup. We are still in the tournament, and we will keep fighting. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: It Has Been A Roller-coaster, Says Gardner On Dramatic Final-over Win
Gujarat Giants: Gujarat Giants captain Ashleigh Gardner described the dramatic final over as an emotional roller-coaster, admitting the tension ran sky-high as the contest went down to the wire in a three-run victory over Delhi Capitals at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara. Bowling the penultimate over, Gardner went for 19 runs, leaving only nine for Sophie Devine to defend. Devine held her nerve in a dramatic final over to prevent Delhi Capitals from getting nine runs, sealing a thrilling three-run win for the Gujarat Giants, completing a season double. It has been a roller coaster. We have obviously entertained the fans at the venue and on TV. My right was going to the roof through that last over, said Gardner after the match. After posting 174/9, the Gujarat team was under immense pressure as the Delhi team prepared to enter the last over of the match with nine runs to win with Sneh Rana and Niki Prasad batting together. Gujarat Giants reached 174/9 with an excellent overall effort from Beth Mooney in what was overall a really composed innings of 58 from 46 balls. Anushka Sharma contributed 39 off 25 balls during the middle overs with some lovely, elegant-looking shots, as Tanuja Kanwar's contributions of an unbeaten 21 off just 11 balls late in the innings helped the Giants to compile a competitive total. Gardner felt the pitch continued to favour batters and said the Giants total was around par. However, she conceded her side allowed Delhi Capitals back into the contest after strong bowling until the 17th over. The wickets have got progressively better. Yesterday, 200 were almost chased down, and tonight it was almost chased down as well. Between 170 and 180 was par as well. We bowled well until the 17th over, then let them back in the game. The skipper stressed the need for simplicity in execution, highlighting Sophie Devines pivotal spell and her ability to vary pace, attack the stumps, and exploit a spinner-friendly surface. For our bowlers, we need to keep it simple. We need to keep the team in play as long as possible. Finding the right lengths for change are important. It was a spinner-friendly wicket, but Sophie was really pivotal throughout her spell, making changes in pace and keeping the stumps in play as well, she said. Gardner felt the pitch continued to favour batters and said the Giants total was around par. However, she conceded her side allowed Delhi Capitals back into the contest after strong bowling until the 17th over. The wickets have got progressively better. Yesterday, 200 were almost chased down, and tonight it was almost chased down as well. Between 170 and 180 was par as well. We bowled well until the 17th over, then let them back in the game. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Looking ahead, Gardner underlined the importance of consistency in tight matches and said the Giants must quickly shift focus to their next challenge against Mumbai, a side they have historically struggled against. We have been on the winning side and losing side as well during close games. We need to be consistent. We need to win that one game to be confident in the playoffs. We play again in a couple of times. We need to switch the focus to Mumbai; we don't have a great record against them. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: Rodrigues Praises 'special' Fightback From Sneha-Prasad After Delhi's Close Loss
Jemimah Rodrigues: Delhi Capitals captain Jemimah Rodrigues praised the composure and courage shown by Sneh Rana and Niki Prasad in a tense finish, admitting it was a tough pill to swallow after falling just three runs short of the target against Gujarat Giants at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara. Sophie Devine held her nerve in a dramatic final over to defend nine runs, sealing a thrilling three-run win for the Giants, completing a season double. A spirited seventh-wicket partnership of 70 runs between Rana (29 off 15) and Prasad (47 off 24) reignited hope, but Devines mastery at the death having earlier defended seven against the same opponents ensured Gujarat Giants closed out another nervy win. Firstly, the way Sneh Rana and Niki played, I have to give it to them. It was special. Such things happen, but it would have been nice had we finished on the right side of the finishing line, said Rodrigues after the match. Rodrigues said belief never faded in the Capitals camp as long as batters were at the crease, lauding Rana and Prasad for keeping the chase alive with their fearless approach. As long as we knew our batters were in, we had the hope, and we kept believing. They kept believing and kept us in the hunt. Niki played brilliantly. I think they were the ones who kept us going. We didnt win it today, but the way they played today was brilliant. Delhi's reply got off to a good start when Shafali Verma hit a boundary off the first ball and quickly reached 26 in 2.2 overs before Rajeshwari Gayakwad removed her in the first over. Laura Wolvaardt once again failed to accelerate, scoring 24 off 23 before Gayakwad brushed her off stump, while Lizelle Lee struggled with fluency and was caught for 11 off 20 balls. Jemimah Rodrigues managed 16 off 16 balls before being bowled by Devine, and the Capitals chase faltered further as Marizanne Kapp fell for a golden duck to Gardner. Chinelle Henry added only 9 off 11 balls, leaving Delhi in trouble. Reflecting on the defeat, the skipper felt Delhi paid the price for losing wickets in clusters and conceding extra runs at the death, despite a strong effort with the ball earlier in the innings. Jemimah Rodrigues managed 16 off 16 balls before being bowled by Devine, and the Capitals chase faltered further as Marizanne Kapp fell for a golden duck to Gardner. Chinelle Henry added only 9 off 11 balls, leaving Delhi in trouble. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Delhi will play their last league game against UP Warriorz, which will be a virtual knockout on February 1. That game is going to be important. It will be important for us to regroup. We are still in the tournament, and we will keep fighting. Article Source: IANS
Sophie Devine holds her nerve as Gujarat edge Delhi in thrilling WPL clash
Gujarat Giants secured a thrilling three-run victory over Delhi Capitals in the WPL 2026, with Sophie Devine defending nine runs in the final over. Beth Mooney's 58 and Anushka Sharma's 39 powered Gujarat's 174, a total Delhi narrowly missed despite late efforts from Sneh Rana and Niki Prasad.
WPL 2026: Sophie Devine's Magical Final Over Helps Gujarat Pip Delhi By Three Runs
Sophie Devine: Sophie Devine held her nerve in a dramatic final over to defend nine runs, sealing a thrilling three-run win for Gujarat Giants over Delhi Capitals and completing a season double against them in the 17th match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday. Under severe pressure, Devine once again operated with precision under pressure, using the ball effectively and leading the Giants to second place on the points table with eight points. After posting 174/9, the Gujarat team was under immense pressure as the Delhi team prepared to enter the last over of the match with nine runs to win with Sneh Rana and Niki Prasad batting together. Devine held Delhi back for the first three balls in a very tight manner, allowing only 4 runs. He finished the over well, taking the crucial wicket of Sneh Rana with an excellent delivery. After that, Minnu Mani took a single for the fifth ball, leaving Prasad to face the sixth, requiring four runs for victory. Prasad attempted a high-energy swing to hit it out of the park, only to find Ashleigh Gardner out in the outer as the Giants celebrated their victory, as the Capitals fell agonisingly short of crossing the line. Before that, the Delhi Capitals had the choice to fill in. They chose to bowl, middling the Gujarat Giants' total to 174 for 9 with an excellent overall effort from Beth Mooney in what was overall a really composed innings of 58 from 46 balls. Anushka Sharma contributed 39 off 25 balls during the middle overs with some lovely, elegant-looking shots, as Tanuja Kanwar's contributions of an unbeaten 21 off just 11 balls late in the innings helped the Giants to compile a competitive total. N. Shree Charani, who finished with career-best WPL figures of 4 for 31, led Delhi's bowlers with a fierce spell. Minnu Mani took 1 for 23 in her three overs, Chinelle Henry took 2 for 38, and Nandani Sharma was economical with 1 for 26. Delhi's reply got off to a good start when Shafali Verma hit a boundary off the first ball and quickly reached 26 in 2.2 overs before Rajeshwari Gayakwad removed her in the first over. Laura Wolvaardt once again failed to accelerate, scoring 24 off 23 before Gayakwad brushed her off stump, while Lizelle Lee struggled with fluency and was caught for 11 off 20 balls. Jemimah Rodrigues managed 16 off 16 balls before being bowled by Devine, and the Capitals chase faltered further as Marizanne Kapp fell for a golden duck to Gardner. Chinelle Henry added only 9 off 11 balls, leaving Delhi in trouble. A spirited seventh-wicket stand between Rana (29 off 15) and Prasad (47 off 24) reignited hope, but Devines mastery at the death having earlier defended seven against the same opponents ensured Gujarat Giants closed out another nervy win. Jemimah Rodrigues managed 16 off 16 balls before being bowled by Devine, and the Capitals chase faltered further as Marizanne Kapp fell for a golden duck to Gardner. Chinelle Henry added only 9 off 11 balls, leaving Delhi in trouble. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Gujarag Giants 174/9 in 20 overs (Beth Mooney 58, Anushka Sharma 39; Sree Charani 4-31, Chinelle Henry 2-38) beat Dekhi Capitals 171/8 in 20 overs (Niki Prasad 47, Sneh Rana 29; Sophie Devine 4-37, Rajeshwari Gayakwad 3-20) by three runs Article Source: IANS
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As the captains of Chennai Super Kings and Gujarat Titans, i.e., Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Hardik Pandya, respectively, stepped on the stage for a picture, the singer, Arijit, touched the feet of MSD.
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WPL 2026: Unchanged Delhi Capitals Elect To Field As Wareham, Tanuja Come In For Gujarat Giants
Unchanged Delhi Capitals: Delhi Capitals won the toss and elected to field against Gujarat Giants in the 17th match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara on Tuesday. Delhi Capitals have opted to go in unchanged from their previous outing, showing faith in a combination that delivered in the last game. Meanwhile, Gujarat Giants Women have made two changes to their playing XI, bringing in Georgia Wareham and Tanuja Kanwar in place of Danielle Wyatt-Hodge and Happy Kumari as they look to tweak their balance for the contest. Delhi Capitals Women captain Jemimah Rodrigues said, We are going to bowl first. Just feel like it gets better to bat on in the second innings. Even the dew comes later in the evening. Seeing the last game we played, it feels harder. The game plan stays the same. Sticking to our plans and executing those. With every game, you get to learn so much. As a captain, I know I wont always get it right. My team makes me look good as a captain. Gujarat Giants Women captain Ashleigh Gardner said, We would have batted first anyway. It didnt really matter in the end. Having Sophie in the middle order gives us a lot of firepower. But there is one change tonight. Danni is out with sickness, and Georgia is back. So, Sophie is back at the top. If we can stick to our process, we can have success. Playing XIs: Gujarat Giants Women captain Ashleigh Gardner said, We would have batted first anyway. It didnt really matter in the end. Having Sophie in the middle order gives us a lot of firepower. But there is one change tonight. Danni is out with sickness, and Georgia is back. So, Sophie is back at the top. If we can stick to our process, we can have success. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Gujarat Giants Women: Beth Mooney (wk), Sophie Devine, Anushka Sharma, Ashleigh Gardner (c), Kanika Ahuja, Georgia Wareham, Bharti Fulmali, Kashvee Gautam, Tanuja Kanwar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Renuka Singh Thakur Article Source: IANS
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Gujarat man escaped from Nepal jail during Gen Z protests; arrested in Ahmedabad - Times of India
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MI Starting To Find Rhythm Is A Danger Sign For Others: Katey Martin
As Mumbai Indians: As Mumbai Indians are still alive to stay in contention for a place in the playoffs in the WPL 2026 after a win over table-toppers Royal Challengers Bengaluru, former India skipper Mithali Raj and ex-New Zealand player Katey Martin shared their thoughts on MI's crucial win, saying the defending champions getting the rhythm back is a danger sign for other teams. Mumbai Indians held off a stunning late assault from Richa Ghosh to beat RCB by 15 runs in a thrilling clash at the BCA Stadium on Monday. The win put the defending champions back on track as they moved up to second spot on the points table. It was a must-win game for the Mumbai Indians, and they really needed their match-winners to step up. They also required the opening pair to give them a solid start. Yes, they lost the first wicket early, but I think it was important for Hayley Matthews to get some runs. She also contributed with the ball, picking up three wickets. That all-round contribution was exactly what was required from a player like her. And of course, we cannot forget the hundred from Nat Sciver-Brunt, the first century of the Womens Premier League. It has come at just the right time for the Mumbai Indians, Mithali said on JioStar. When RCB collapsed to 35/5 in the powerplay in their chase of 200, Richa launched a breathtaking counter-attack, smashing 90 off 50 balls with 10 fours and six sixes to nearly pull off an improbable victory, but the early damage proved to be too severe despite her late heroics. On Richa's lone valiant effort for RCB in the run-chase, Mithali added, There was some sort of onslaught later on from Richa Ghosh. At a time when she desperately needed a partnership and someone to support her, she had none. So she took it upon herself to score that flurry of boundaries and hit those sixes, particularly in the last over. Nobody thought she would get the match that close because she could not afford a dot ball or even a single at that stage, as she did not have a batter at the other end capable of going for the big shots. If she had someone like Nadine de Klerk with her, they might have pulled off this big chase. Batting first, Nat Sciver-Brunt struck the first century in WPLs history to propel MI to a formidable 199/4. Meanwhile, Katey maintained that the five-day break did the Mumbai Indians a world of good. Mumbai Indians are a confidence-driven team. They rely on their big players to step up in key moments, and they have done exactly that. Tournament cricket is always about momentum, and if you gain momentum near the end, you become very difficult to stop. Heading into their last game against the Gujarat Giants, they have ticked a number of boxes, but a lot also depends on what happens in the Delhi Capitals-Gujarat Giants game as well. I would like their death bowling to be a little better, but given the position they were in, they probably felt comfortable enough to close out the game. Still, these are danger signs for other teams. When you see a Mumbai side packed with match-winners starting to find their rhythm, it suggests that the break and a few days off may have helped them reset for these final two games. Meanwhile, Katey maintained that the five-day break did the Mumbai Indians a world of good. Mumbai Indians are a confidence-driven team. They rely on their big players to step up in key moments, and they have done exactly that. Tournament cricket is always about momentum, and if you gain momentum near the end, you become very difficult to stop. Heading into their last game against the Gujarat Giants, they have ticked a number of boxes, but a lot also depends on what happens in the Delhi Capitals-Gujarat Giants game as well. Also Read: Live Cricket Score She is clear about her options and has a strong understanding of the situation. She started her innings at a strike rate of around a hundred and then accelerated from about the 11-over mark onwards. That is mature, intelligent batting. If I were a kid watching at home, I would be saying, I want to bat the way she bats, because she has absolutely everything needed to be the best player in the world. Article Source: IANS
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Republic Day celebrations prominently featured the 150th anniversary of 'Vande Mataram,' with performances and tableaux across states. The national song's significance was highlighted, becoming a focal point for political discourse, particularly between the BJP and TMC ahead of West Bengal's assembly polls. Gujarat and Chhattisgarh, among others, showcased tributes to the patriotic anthem.
Waaree Renewable Technologies will acquire a 55% stake in Gujarat-based Associated Power Structures Ltd for 1,225 crore, marking the Waaree Groups entry into grid and transmission infrastructure. The deal involves a mix of primary and secondary share purchases and will make APSL a subsidiary of Waaree Renewable, valuing the company at 2,800 crore.
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Gujarat Giants vs Delhi Capitals Match 17, WPL 2026, Who will win today GG-W vs DC-W match?
GG-W vs DC-W, Match 17, Cricket Tips :Royal Challengers Bengaluru are already through, and three teams have six points each, and they are fighting for a place in the playoffs. Two of which, will take on each other in the next game. Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Giants will face each other on Tuesday in Vadodara. This contest will commence at 7:30 PM IST at BCA Stadium. DC-W have won two consecutive games now and have beaten two champions. That must be a confidence booster for Jemimah Rodrigues. The captain has also looked in good form. Meanwhile, GG-W also had a comprehensive win in the previous game. Their local players had a better last game, which helped the batters. GG-W vs DC-W: Match Details Date : January 27, 2026 (Tuesday) Time : 7:30 PM IST Venue : BCA Stadium, Vadodara GG-W vs DC-W Live Streaming Details The live action of the upcoming game will be on Star Sports Networks. Fans can also watch the game through the Jio Hotstar app or website for the active users. GG-W vs DC-W: Head-to-Head in WPL Total Matches : 7 Gujarat Giants Women : 3 Delhi Capitals Women : 4 No-Result : 0 GG-W vs DC-W: Ground Pitch Report The wicket in Vadodara is flat, and batters have enjoyed batting here. The ball will come with a good bounce, and the boundaries are not very big on the square. It is very hard to contain the batters, and the only time to trouble the batters is with the new ball. The score of 160-170 is chaseable here. GG-W vs DC-W: Possible XIs Gujarat Giants : Danni Wyatt-Hodge, Beth Mooney (wk), Ash Gardner (c), Anushka Sharma, Sophie Devine, Kanika Ahuja, Bharti Fulmali, Renuka Singh, Happy Kumari, Kashvee Gautam, Rajeshwari Gayakwad Delhi Capitals : Laura Wolvaardt, Lizelle Lee (wk), Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues (c), Chinelle Henry, Niki Prasad, Marizanne Kapp, Minnu Mani, Shree Charani, Sneh Rana, Nandni Sharma GG-W vs DC-W: Player to Watch Out For Probable Best Batter Lizelle Lee has been in good batting form and has scored most runs for DC-W. For GG-W, Sophie Devine is the one to watch out for, who won MOTM awards against DC-W in the previous game between the two. Probable Best Bowler Renuka Thakur is a tough new-ball bowler, and she has taken crucial wickets in the powerplay. For DC-W, Nadani Sharma is the leading wicket-taker and took three wickets in the previous game as well. Today Match Prediction : Both teams had a win under their belts in the previous game. But the combination of GG-W is better than DC-W, and we predict GG-W to win this game. GG-W vs DC-W Match 17, WPL 2026, Today Match GG-W vs DC-W, GG-W vs DC-W Prediction, GG-W vs DC-W Predicted XIs, Injury Update for GG-W vs DC-W Match Also Read: Live Cricket Score Disclaimer : The prediction or cricket tips are purely based on the understanding and research of the writer. So kindly make sure to consider the points above while making your predictions.
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WPL 2026: On a high after beating RCB, Delhi Capitals aim for strong showing against Gujarat Giants
DC W vs GG W: Delhi Capitals carry winning momentum into their clash with Gujarat Giants. Following a significant victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Delhi Capitals will rely on their strong bowling attack. Gujarat Giants possess a potent batting lineup that has shown flashes of brilliance. Both teams are vying for playoff spots as the tournament enters its crucial phase.
Return To Indian T20I Team Is What I Had Been Waiting For, Says GGs Bharti Fulmali
Sant Gajanan Cricket Academy: Seven years is a long time in cricket. For Bharti Fulmali, it felt even longer. The big-hitting middle-order batter from Amravati had made her India T20I debut against England in Guwahati in 2019. She impressed early by charging down the pitch to hit Laura Marsh for a boundary on her third ball in international cricket, but managed only 18 and 5 in two outings before being left out. As the years rolled by, Bharti, who holds a job with the Income Tax Department, resigned herself to the fact that her international career might be over before it had truly begun. But on January 17, when the Gujarat Giants landed in Vadodara after wrapping up their Navi Mumbai leg of WPL 2026, the BCCI named Bharti in Indias squad for the T20I series in Australia in February, a development which took her by surprise. We just boarded the bus after landing in Vadodara, and that's when my teammates came and shouted behind me, 'Congratulations,' and then I got to know that this happened. I actually didn't even know before that such a team was to be announced or that I had been selected. I am feeling very good because this has come after a very long period of seven years. This is what I had been waiting for and has happened now. So, I am very grateful and this feels stupendous, Bharti recalled in an exclusive conversation with IANS, ahead of the franchise facing Delhi Capitals in a decisive clash on Tuesday. The current version of Bharti, who will board the plane to Australia, is a vastly different player from the one who played briefly for India in 2019. Her national comeback has arrived on the back of exceptional performances in the ongoing WPL, where she has scored 111 runs in six innings at a blistering strike rate of 163.23 for GG. Last season was equally impressive 133 runs in four innings at 172.72 a significant leap from her 2024 season's numbers of 64 runs at a strike-rate of 120.75. India, after unsuccessful trials with Kiran Navgire and Sajeevan Sajana, will bank on Bhartis WPL form so that she can join Richa Ghosh as a reliable finisher ahead of this years T20 World Cup in England. There are a lot of changes now from what I played in 2019 to now. The role that the team has given me as a finisher; I try to contribute in that and how to finish the game and help my team to get into a good position. So, this is my priority, added Bharti. This evolution didn't happen by accident. Bharti made a conscious decision to reinvent herself after recognising that the pathway back to international cricket required someone who has serious lower-order batting muscle. I also wanted to bat as a batter in the top order. But as I saw the lot of changes happening in cricket, I started to think on top of that like what is the need? Like, if I want to play internationally, the WPL, and be at a higher level, then what is the need there? So, there mostly I saw middle-order and lower-order batters are needed. There, I saw the state team struggling a little. So, I decided from there that if I want to play, then this place will be perfect for me. I will have to work a little hard and there will be a little different skills, but I was okay to do all of that. I worked on that because you need power hitting there for the finisher because you will only get 5 or 10 balls, you have to perform in that margin only and I started training in that way. It happened just 4-5 years ago, when I started to apply those changes to my role in the Vidarbha team, elaborated Bharti. Its no surprise that Bharti credits the WPL for her career resurgence. Unsold in the first WPL auction, she joined GG in 2024 as Harleen Deols injury replacement a move that proved pivotal. My cricket has transformed a lot after WPL came into the picture. It has played a very big role, and especially Gujarat Giants have a big role in it because they have given me an opportunity to play on this platform. They showed that confidence and gave me chances to play, and then I put out great performances. So, GG and WPL have a very big role in upping my game for the next level, she said. Working with GG head coach Michael Klinger and batting coach Dan Marsh has proved crucial to her development as a power-hitter. When I came here in the first year, I discussed with them about what I can and can't do. So, I went back to the ground level and practiced mostly hard hitting. I used to practice on center wickets and open grounds. I did a lot of match simulations because I have put a lot of emphasis on myself to get the team out of tough situations. Klinger also told me to practice against a tennis ball. It's like if you clear the boundary while batting against a tennis ball, then you will be able to play in the same way against the leather ball in a match. So, I practiced against that and did those drills, and I am getting the fruitful results now, added Bharti. Her performances this season, after GG used her RTM card to get her for Rs 70 lakh, have included knocks that showcased her finishing abilities 36 not out and 39 against Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru are evidence of it. In last years season, Bharti left everyone stunned by smashing her maiden WPL fifty, off just 22 balls, to give MI an almighty scare. Her approach as a finisher and being unflustered comes from her admiration for the legendary MS Dhoni. I have definitely imbibed a lot of qualities of him in myself because my natural nature is very calm. When I used to watch Dhoni sir play on TV, he used to come in the same situation as a finisher, just like how I am doing right now. He has played a very good role there and won us the ODI World Cup as a finisher by scoring a six. So, he inspires me a lot. I try to follow him a little bit and that's where all of this has come from, said Bharti. That calmness under pressure by observing Dhoni has become Bhartis trademark too. That is handled well because I always focus on my process. I have put myself in these situations, even in practice sessions. Even when I play for the state, I play under the same pressure. Obviously, there is no crowd there. But if you think so much about the crowd and all these things, then you will not be able to play well. So, when you play, all these things get out of your mind. Your focus is on the ball and what you have to do is on you. So, thinking all these things helps things become a little easier when your focus is on that one thing - to play well. Bhartis support system starts at home in Amravati, where her father first introduced her to cricket. His pride in her achievements remains a driving force for her. I started playing cricket because of him in my childhood. So, he is very happy and he feels very proud that our daughter is playing and performing at this big level. He feels really good on seeing me in action, she said. Bharti stays connected to her roots in Amravati through regular talks with childhood coach Sandeep Gawande at Sant Gajanan Cricket Academy, while training at Nagpur Cricket Academy when away from home. Whenever I go to Amravati, I still go to that ground and practice. We have a very good bond. We talk to each other daily. If I have any doubts, we still talk on the phone. Their guidance is very important. He, my father and my family are the main pillars for me. There's even a nickname that has stuck with Bharti by her friends from Amravati Lady Gayle. Its a moniker which reflects in the big-hitting prowess she has become known for now. They still like calling me this a lot. Whenever I go to Amravati, they give me the centre wicket for practice. Before that, they used to tell me that we will bowl and you hit the ball for six. They would say, 'bas, tu maar (You just hit the ball).' They have encouraged me a lot. They have a lot of love for me and this is a way of expressing that. They have supported me a lot. Seven years away from the national team setup taught Fulmali invaluable lessons about discipline and perseverance. I have realised discipline is very important. I have worked with a lot of patience and discipline in the seven years I was away from the Indian team set-up. Your diet is very important, as are workouts on a regular basis. It is very important to practise all these things daily. I have maintained it and that's what is helping me, she said. Seven years away from the national team setup taught Fulmali invaluable lessons about discipline and perseverance. I have realised discipline is very important. I have worked with a lot of patience and discipline in the seven years I was away from the Indian team set-up. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Her advice to young cricketers stems from her own perseverance in the last seven years to get a chance at playing for India again. I just want to say do what you like. As a woman, no doubt there are a lot of difficulties and challenges, but you have to face it. Don't look at it as a struggle, accept it as a challenge and learn from it. Do what you like, work hard and you will definitely get the result. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: 'Support From Seniors Gives Me Confidence,' Says Purple Cap Holder DC Pacer Nandni
Delhi Capitals: Delhi Capitals fast-bowler Nandni Sharma has credited the teams calm and supportive environment for helping her settle into her maiden Womens Premier League (WPL) season, revealing how encouragement from senior teammates has played a key role in easing her nerves and boosting her confidence. Speaking in a video shared by the WPL on social media, Nandni opened up about her pre-match nerves, her small superstitions, and the reassurance she receives from teammates, which she believes has helped her focus on enjoying the game rather than feeling the pressure of her debut season. Yes, I have a superstition. I wore a kukli during my warm-up. But I dont wear it in the match. I wont tell you why, she said. The young pacer admitted that nervousness is a constant companion before every match but said the teams atmosphere ensures she never feels alone. I get nervous before every match. But my teammates cheer me up and support me a lot. They try to calm me down, and that helps me a lot. Our team atmosphere is very good. We are very positive and calm. We support each other a lot, and I enjoy it a lot, she said. Nandni highlighted how experienced players like Marizanne Kapp regularly guide her on match conditions, particularly reading the pitch and field placements. They always tell me about the pitch in every match. They tell me where to keep the ball because they know a lot about the pitch, and I get a lot of help from them. They tell me touch wood in every match. They help me a lot. I feel like I have a very bright future ahead of me, she added. The right-arm pacer also named several teammates who have helped her feel comfortable and confident throughout the season, ensuring she never feels the pressure of being a first-timer. I have a lot of confidence in the team. Whenever I'm nervous, I talk to them. Theyre very chill: Shivali, Jamie, Tanya, Meenu, and Kapi. They all support me a lot. They never let me feel that its my first season, she said. South Africa's all-rounder Kapp praised Nandni's bowling and also revealed a crucial piece of advice that she gave to the young talent. There's already so much to like about bowling. And in the women's game, I feel like those days are gone where you are just a bowler. Nowadays, if they have to choose between two bowlers who bowl similarly or have good stats, they're probably going to pick the one that's good in the field and that can hold the bat, Kapp said. I have a lot of confidence in the team. Whenever I'm nervous, I talk to them. Theyre very chill: Shivali, Jamie, Tanya, Meenu, and Kapi. They all support me a lot. They never let me feel that its my first season, she said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Nandni has taken 13 wickets in just 6 matches in her debut season. She is currently the purple cap holder with the most wickets in the season. Nandni has also taken a hat trick against the Gujarat Giants. Article Source: IANS
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WPL 2026: We Executed Our Plans Really Well On This Surface, Says DCs Minnu Mani
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals off-spin bowling all-rounder Minnu Mani lauded her sides disciplined bowling effort after their comprehensive seven-wicket win over Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the 2026 WPL, saying the team stuck to its plans on a slow surface at the BCA Stadium. Electing to field first, DCs bowlers made full use of the conditions to dismiss RCB for 109. Nandni Sharma spearheaded the attack with figures of 3-26, including two wickets in the final over and retained the Purple Cap with 13 scalps in the tournament. Marizanne Kapp (2-17), Chinelle Henry (2-22) and Minnu Mani (2-18) chipped in with disciplined spells to keep RCB in check. Chasing 110, DC overcame early losses before skipper Jemimah Rodrigues and Laura Wolvaardt steadied the innings through a 52-run stand. Laura remained unbeaten on 42, while Jemimah contributed 24, as DC completed the chase with seven wickets in hand. We were very clear with our plans going into the game because we knew the wicket here would be slow and low. As a bowling unit, we focused on hitting the right lengths and not trying to do too much. Everyone stuck to their roles, and the way we executed our plans collectively made a big difference, said Minnu in a release by the franchise at the conclusion of the game. She threw further light on how DC kept things tight with the ball. On pitches like this, patience becomes very important. You cannot expect wickets straight away, but if you keep things tight and force batters to take risks, chances will come. As spinners, our job was to control the middle overs, mix up pace and make it difficult to score freely, and I think we did that really well here. Laura remained unbeaten on 42, while Jemimah contributed 24, as DC completed the chase with seven wickets in hand. We were very clear with our plans going into the game because we knew the wicket here would be slow and low. As a bowling unit, we focused on hitting the right lengths and not trying to do too much. Everyone stuck to their roles, and the way we executed our plans collectively made a big difference, said Minnu in a release by the franchise at the conclusion of the game. Also Read: Live Cricket Score DC will next face Gujarat Giants in their next game on Tuesday, as they look to build on the momentum from back-to-back victories and seal a spot in the playoffs. Winning back-to-back matches definitely gives you confidence, but more importantly, it shows that we are learning as a group. Even when we were under pressure in different phases of the game, we stayed calm and trusted our process. That is something we want to carry forward, concluded Minnu. Article Source: IANS
WPL 2026: 'Uncertainty In Points Table Keeps Tournament Alive', Says Veda
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Former India batter Veda Krishnamurthy said she relishes the unpredictability of the points table in 2026 Womens Premier League (WPL), pointing out that the uncertainty over who would finish at which spot has kept players and fans equally engrossed. Barring the already qualified Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the rest of the four teams Mumbai Indians, Delhi Capitals, UP Warriorz and Gujarat Giants are still in the hunt for sealing two remaining spots. DC beating RCB to be at second position on the points table on Saturday has kept the playoffs race wide open. This was a very important victory for Delhi Capitals against RCB, because their next game is against Gujarat Giants. These two points give them an edge going into that match. Without this win, things could have been very different for Jemimah Rodrigues & team. I really like that there is so much uncertainty in the points table. It keeps everyone on edge. We dont know what will happen or who will qualify. That always keeps the tournament alive, said Veda on JioStar. The turning point of the match came when off-spinner Minnu Mani dismissed RCB captain Smriti Mandhana, thus shifting momentum decisively in DCs favour. Veda analyzed how the strategic bowling change proved instrumental in triggering a batting meltdown for RCB. Yet another off-spinner got the better of Smriti Mandhana, but in a very unusual way. Her wicket shifted the momentum towards Delhi Capitals because Smriti was holding things together for RCB until she got out. She wasnt scoring as quickly as youd want, but she was looking good. You know she can take the game away and score big runs. Delhi Capitals will be very happy they made the change and brought in Minnu Mani, who bowled beautifully to take those two wickets in the middle overs, she added. It was the performance of uncapped pacer Nandni Sharma, who took 3-26 and got a call-up to India A squad for the Rising Star Womens Asia Cup, that particularly caught Vedas attention. The former right-handed batter expressed strong belief in the young pacers potential to represent the country at the highest level. You know she can take the game away and score big runs. Delhi Capitals will be very happy they made the change and brought in Minnu Mani, who bowled beautifully to take those two wickets in the middle overs, she added. Also Read: Live Cricket Score With Marizanne Kapp there, she is learning, and even after the game she was spending time with Kapp, which shows she is eager to improve. It is really good to see an uncapped pace bowler doing so well. She surely has a lot of cricket left. I am just waiting for Nandni Sharma to make her debut for India, and I cannot wait to see her take a lot of wickets, she concluded. Article Source: IANS
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New Delhi, Jan 25: CBI officers who supervised the investigations into the rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkatas RG Kar Medical College and the killing of rationalist Narendra Dabholkar are among 31 personnel of the central agency awarded police medals on the occasion of the 77th Republic Day. Joint Director V Chandrasekhar, a 2000-batch IPS officer from the Gujarat cadre, has been awarded the coveted Presidents Medal for Distinguished Service, according to the list issued by the government [] The post 31 CBI Officers Awarded Police Medal On Republic Day appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
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