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New Delhi: At the Las Palmas shooting range, Saurabh Chaudhary marked a significant moment for Indian shooting by capturing the bronze medal in the men’s 10m air pistol event, securing India’s first medal at the ISSF World Cup 2025. Chaudhary concluded his final with a score of 219.1 after 22 shots. Saurabh Chaudhary, who has previously earned gold at the 2018 Asian Games and Youth Olympics, demonstrated his prowess by clinching bronze in the fiercely contested 10m air pistol event. The ISSF World Cup’s second stage unfolded at the Las Palmas range, where top marksmen vied for glory. China’s Hu…

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Team Goemkarponn PANAJI: BJP Goa President Damu Naik has come down heavily on the Congress Party over the ongoing National Herald property case, calling the party’s actions “unacceptable” and accusing it of evading investigation. Speaking to reporters, Naik criticized Congress for playing the victim instead of cooperating with the Enforcement Directorate (ED), which has summoned several Congress leaders for questioning in connection with the case. “The National Herald case was initiated on November 1, 2012, during the UPA government. Now, when the ED is carrying out its duties, Congress leaders are portraying themselves as victims instead of facing the probe.…

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New Delhi: In a move that is set to ignite fresh tensions between India and Pakistan, General Asim Munir, the Chief of Pakistan’s Army, has affirmed Kashmir as Islamabad’s “jugular vein,” reinforcing a stance that is unlikely to soften any time soon. Addressing a gathering of overseas Pakistanis, General Munir urged them to uphold and pass on the story of Pakistan’s creation, emphasizing the “superior ideology and culture” they represent. These statements not only underscore Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to Kashmir but also reinforce the two-nation theory—a concept that underpinned the partition of India in 1947. General Munir stressed that Kashmir…

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Team Goemkarponn ST CRUZ: A question of jurisdiction has emerged concerning two of Goa’s major sports facilities — the Athletic Stadium at Cujira and the Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Indoor Stadium at Goa University — after a local panchayat member claimed they fall under the authority of the Santa Cruz Village Panchayat. In a letter addressed to concerned government authorities, Inacio Domnic Pereira, an elected Panch member of the Santa Cruz Village Panchayat, asserted that both stadiums are located within the jurisdiction of Santa Cruz Panchayat and form part of the Santa Cruz Assembly Constituency. Currently, the Athletic Stadium is…

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has granted a temporary reprieve to certain West Bengal teachers whose appointments were annulled over recruitment irregularities in 2016, allowing only those deemed ‘untainted’ to continue teaching until a fresh recruitment drive concludes. Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna has mandated that the Bengal School Service Commission (SSC) must initiate the advertisement for this new recruitment by May 31 and complete the entire selection process by December 31 to prevent disruption in students’ education. This relief specifically covers assistant teachers of Classes 9, 10, 11, and 12, whose names are not implicated in the irregularities…

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New Delhi: In a match that epitomized the unpredictable thrill of the IPL, Delhi Capitals edged past Rajasthan Royals in the first Super Over of IPL 2025, thanks to Mitchell Starc’s clutch bowling and a composed chase by KL Rahul and Tristan Stubbs. The Arun Jaitley Stadium witnessed a nail-biting finish as DC defended nine runs off the final over and then dominated the one-over eliminator to solidify their playoff credentials. Delhi Capitals, posting 188/5 after Axar Patel and Stubbs accelerated late, seemed destined for defeat when RR needed just nine runs off the final over. Enter Starc, who delivered…

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New Delhi: The cricketing world is abuzz with news of significant changes in the Indian cricket team’s coaching staff following a disappointing tour of Australia. The loss in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which highlighted India’s recent struggles in Test cricket, has led to bold decisions by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Assistant coach Abhishek Nayar and fielding coach T Dilip have been relieved of their duties, marking a crucial reshuffle ahead of India’s upcoming tour of England. At the heart of these changes is the BCCI’s determination to rectify the team’s performance, especially in away Tests. Abhishek…

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