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RS deputy chairman Harivansh arrives with tea for 8 suspended MPs who camped overnight at Parliament lawns
The eight MPs suspended for continuing with their protests against farm bills inside the Upper House who had spent the night on the lawns of Parliament in protest had a visitor in Rajya Sabha deputy chairman Harivansh who arrived with morning tea for them.
Vatican, China prepare to renew historic deal to US anger
Pope Francis has been working hard to repair ties with the Communist country, but his overtures run contrary to US President Donald Trump's efforts to push a religious freedom theme against China in his campaign for a second term.
Ciriello quits as analytical coach of Indian men's hockey team
The 34-year-old, a decorated former Australian drag-flick ace, had returned home in June when the national team probables were granted a four-week break from the camp. Although the campers regrouped at the SAI, South here on August 4, Ciriello stayed back in Australia.
Ness Wadia calls for better umpiring standards, optimal use of technology in IPL
Kings Xi Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia wants the BCCI to ensure better umpiring standards and optimal use of technology in the IPL, following an umpiring howler which cost his team the match against Delhi Capitals.
IPL: 'Short-run umpiring blunder borders on the bizarre'
In Kings XI Punjab's IPL 2020 match against Delhi Capitals, the debate surrounding Chris Jordan’s run to the striker’s end on the third ball of the 19th over being called ‘short’ by leg-umpire Nitin Menon refuses to die.
Nadal 'number one' French Open favourite, says Djokovic
Rafael Nadal remains "No.1 favourite" for Roland Garros, rival Novak Djokovic, despite saying the Spaniard's last-eight exit at the Italian Open showed he can be beaten on clay. "Even though he lost this week, I still think, a lot of people will agree, he's the No.1 favourite and, the record that he has there, the history of his results, you just can't put anybody in front of him," said Djokovic.
Born to prevent war, UN at 75 faces a deeply polarized world
The United Nations marked its 75th anniversary Monday with its chief urging leaders of an increasingly polarized, go-it-alone world to work together and preserve the organization's most important success since its founding: avoiding a military confrontation between the major global powers.
Game-changer Chahal showed how he can get purchase on any surface: Kohli
RCB captain Virat Kohli credited Yuzvendra Chahal's 3-wicket burst for his side's 10-run win over SRH in their opening IPL match. "Yuzi comes in and completely changed the game for us. Not many spinners got much out of the pitch, but tonight he showed that you can turn it if you have it in your wrists. ...he changed the game," Kohli said.
Chahal completely changed the game for us: Kohli
RCB captain Virat Kohli credited Yuzvendra Chahal's 3-wicket burst for his side's 10-run win over SRH in their opening IPL match. "Yuzi comes in and completely changed the game for us. Not many spinners got much out of the pitch, but tonight he showed that you can turn it if you have it in your wrists. ...he changed the game," Kohli said.
These sunsigns suffer from commitment phobia
Commitment is one of the most important things in a relationship that confirms its longevity and durability in the long run. However, it is not something everyone is capable of. It takes a lot of thinking and determination to actually portray ones utmost dedication to someone they love. Not everyone is sure enough to make such decisions and neither are they that brave to make such promises.
Beijing unlikely to approve ByteDance's TikTok deal with Oracle: Report
A deal China's ByteDance has struck with Oracle Corp and Walmart Inc over the future of its video-streaming app TikTok is unlikely to receive Chinese government approval, a state-backed Chinese newspaper said in an editorial.
India slams Pakistan for raising J&K issue at UN, says it hails terrorists as 'martyrs'
India on Monday hit back at Pakistan for raising the issue of Jammu and Kashmir during the high-level meeting to commemorate 75 years of United Nations (UN), saying Islamabad is globally recognised as the epicentre of terrorism which harbours and trains terrorists, hails them as martyrs and consistently persecutes its ethnic and religious minorities.