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Goa: The Department of Tourism, Government of Goa, will host the Spirit of Goa Festival 2026 from April 24 to 26 at the SAG Ground, Colva, from 6 pm onwards. The three-day festival will bring together Goan cuisine, local spirits, music, and craftsmanship, offering visitors an experience rooted in the state’s cultural identity. A key highlight of the festival is the showcase of Goa’s traditional food and beverage culture, with a special focus on local delicacies and the state’s heritage drink, feni. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore food stalls, witness live cooking experiences, and engage with the distillers…

New Delhi: A year after the April 22, 2025 Pahalgam terror attack shook Jammu and Kashmir, the region has staged a striking recovery, emerging stronger across tourism, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. The attack had briefly disrupted normal life, dampening tourist inflow and shaking investor confidence. However, the setback proved temporary as the Union Territory rapidly regained momentum. In the immediate aftermath, several tourist destinations and nearly 50 resorts were shut as a precaution. Security measures intensified, and tensions briefly escalated following retaliatory developments. Despite this, public confidence rebounded swiftly. By the end of 2025, Jammu and Kashmir welcomed over 1.7…

New Delhi: Abhishek Sharma delivered a stunning performance in the Indian Premier League 2026, smashing a remarkable century that powered Sunrisers Hyderabad to a commanding victory over Delhi Capitals. Following the match, his candid remarks about playing style and team backing quickly gained widespread attention. Opening alongside Travis Head, Sharma initially aimed to capitalise on the Powerplay. However, he revealed that the slow pitch forced a shift in approach, requiring patience before launching an aggressive assault. Despite the challenging conditions, he adapted seamlessly and went on to produce one of the standout innings of the season. Sharma brought up his…

New Delhi: Delhi Capitals’ campaign in the Indian Premier League 2026 suffered a setback after a heavy defeat to Sunrisers Hyderabad, with team management pointing to a disappointing start with the bat as the key reason. Chasing a daunting target of 243, Delhi Capitals struggled to build early momentum. The opening pair of KL Rahul and Pathum Nissanka failed to deliver the explosive start required in a high-scoring contest. Nissanka fell early, while Rahul, despite a promising season, managed 37 runs without fully taking control of the innings. Director of Cricket Venugopal Rao highlighted the underwhelming Powerplay as a decisive…

New Delhi: Indian volleyball has been plunged into uncertainty after Fédération Internationale de Volleyball withdrew its recognition of the Volleyball Federation of India with immediate effect, citing major violations of governance norms. The decision follows mounting concerns over administrative shortcomings within the federation, which had been operating under provisional recognition for eight months. The global body stated that required legal and administrative standards were not met, leading to the suspension. In the wake of this move, a Steering Committee comprising representatives from the Indian Olympic Association and the international federation has taken control of operations. The panel has been tasked…

New Delhi: Indian chess legend Viswanathan Anand has advised reigning world champion D Gukesh to block out external criticism and concentrate on his own game, as scrutiny around the young champion continues to grow. Gukesh’s historic rise in December 2024, when he became the youngest world chess champion, marked a landmark moment in the sport. However, the period following his triumph has been challenging. A dip in performance, a noticeable drop in rating points, and increasing public analysis have placed him under intense pressure. Adding to the competitive landscape is the emergence of Javokhir Sindarov, whose recent achievements have drawn…

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has found Hockey India Secretary General Bhola Nath Singh guilty of contempt of court for deliberately failing to follow its earlier directives. The ruling came after the court examined a petition alleging non-compliance with an order that required the inclusion of an elected official in key meetings. The case arose from a plea filed by Hockey India Vice President Syeed Asima Ali, who claimed she was denied access to executive board meetings despite a clear court order. The directive, issued on January 17, 2025, had instructed officials to provide her with necessary access links…