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New Delhi: A senior intelligence assessment indicates that Anmol Bishnoi’s return to India is directly linked to the sweeping immigration changes introduced under the current United States administration. The updated framework requires the immediate detention of individuals whose asylum or immigration applications are rejected at the first stage. This marks a significant break from the system previously in place, which allowed applicants to submit multiple petitions while remaining free during the review process. That earlier approach often resulted in long, complicated legal cycles that delayed deportation proceedings by many years. Under the new policy, authorities are instructed to keep detainees…

Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: Amid growing concerns over a spate of dacoities in the state, Union Minister Shripad Naik has stressed the need for a new and more effective strategy to curb serious crimes in Goa. Naik warned that criminals appear to be “growing stronger” and urged both the Chief Minister and the police machinery to adopt strong preventive measures to restore public confidence. He also appealed to citizens to remain vigilant. Reacting specifically to the Mormugao–Baina dacoity, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said the government is taking strict action to curb such incidents and assured that law enforcement agencies are working…

New Delhi: India enjoyed a standout day at the World Boxing Cup as Arundhati Choudhary delivered a commanding performance to defeat Germany’s Leonie Muller, a consistent medallist across all three stages of the 2025 competition. Competing at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex, India’s boxers produced a near-perfect session with five fighters securing their spots in the finals. Returning to international action after a one-and-a-half-year break, Arundhati showed no signs of hesitation. The former Youth World Champion controlled the opening rounds with precision and intensity, knocking Muller down in the second round before flooring her again in the third.…

New Delhi: India endured a narrow defeat against Bangladesh in their AFC Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers clash in Dhaka, despite dominating large spells of the match and creating several promising opportunities. The result leaves the Blue Tigers looking to finish their campaign strongly in their final group fixture. India began with intensity, pressing high and controlling possession from the outset. Their early momentum was undone in the 11th minute when Bangladesh capitalized on a rare defensive slip and converted their first clear chance of the game, putting the hosts ahead against the run of play. The visitors reacted with urgency,…

New Delhi: Sourav Ganguly has dismissed suggestions that Gautam Gambhir should be removed as India’s Test coach following the team’s 30-run loss to South Africa in the opening match of the series. The defeat, played on a challenging Eden Gardens surface, has raised questions about pitch preparation, team decisions and India’s recent home form. Ganguly, however, insisted that a single result should not define Gambhir’s tenure. Reflecting on the controversy surrounding the pitch, Ganguly revealed that the surface was handled directly by the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s curators days before the match. He clarified that once the…

New Delhi: Shubman Gill will accompany the Indian team to Guwahati for the second Test against South Africa, with the final call on his availability expected in the coming days. The Board of Control for Cricket in India has provided an update on his condition, confirming that the Test captain is recovering well from the neck injury sustained during the opening match in Kolkata. Gill suffered the injury on the second day of the first Test and underwent medical examinations after play. He was kept under observation and discharged the following day. According to the board, the opener has responded…

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has urged authorities to reconsider school sports events across the Delhi NCR region as air quality continues to remain in the severe category. The bench has expressed strong concern over children being asked to participate in outdoor activities during a period of toxic pollution. During a hearing on the ongoing air pollution matter, the bench comprising the Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran noted that several schools were preparing to hold annual sports meets in November and December, even as pollution levels hovered in dangerous ranges. The court observed that…