Goemkarponn Desk CANACONA: Led by Canacona Municipal Council, a Tiranga rally was taken in Canacona in Canaocna on Monday. The Rally which began from Canacona Police station was taken via Sheller, commercial hub of Chaudi, before cultinating at KTC Bus-Stand. Canacona Police led by Canacona PI R Harish Raut Dessai, Canacona Traffic Police staff led by PI Gautam Salunke, besides the members of Canacona IRB Battalion, and Canacona municipality participated in the Tiranga Rally. Holding a Tri-color, CMC Chairperson Sara Shamba Naik Desai, Vice –Chairperson Narcisco (Nadin) Fernandes, Councilors Simon Rebello, Laxuman Pagui, Gandesh Madgavkar and Amita Pagi were amongst…
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New Delhi: The Adani Group today refuted the latest allegations by Hindenburg Research as “malicious, mischievous and manipulative selections of publicly available information” to arrive at “predetermined conclusions for personal profiteering with wanton disregard for facts and the law”. In a stock exchange filing, the Adani Group completely rejected these allegations “which are a recycling of discredited claims that have been thoroughly investigated, proven to be baseless and already dismissed by the Honourable Supreme Court in January 2024”. “For a discredited short-seller under the scanner for several violations of Indian securities laws, Hindenburg’s allegations are no more than red herrings…
The association has commended Sebi and its leadership for crafting a “rigorous regulatory environment”. New Delhi: Indian REITs Association on Monday said that claims made by the US-based short seller Hindenburg Research suggesting that the REIT framework made by markets regulator Sebi serves the interests of a select few are “baseless and misleading”. In fact, the association has commended Sebi and its leadership for crafting a “rigorous regulatory environment” that includes comprehensive periodic reporting requirements, mandatory independent valuations, and strict governance standards. These measures are designed to enhance transparency and protect investor interests, it added. The statement came after the…
New Delhi: Just-retired India goalkeeper PR Sreejesh is a legend of the game and will inspire the next generation of hockey players in the country, said his teammates on Saturday, after returning from Paris Olympics with a second successive bronze medal. Eight-time Olympic champions India clinched a bronze medal in Paris, beating Spain 2-1 in the play-off match. The last of India’s Olympic hockey golds came in 1980. “Sreejesh is the best person, a legend, and India calls him the ‘Great Wall’, amazing, that is all I can say he played his best hockey, and he has contributed to the…
Paris: India’s sports fraternity waited with bated breath as the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), having heard arguments of all parties, got ready to deliver its verdict on wrestler Vinesh Phogat’s appeal against her disqualification at the Paris Olympics, on Tuesday. Vinesh, who stormed into the final of the women’s 50kg freestyle event with three convincing wins, including against wrestling royalty Yui Susaki of Japan last Tuesday, was debarred from the gold medal bout against eventual winner Sarah Hildebrandt of the United States as she was found 100gm above the prescribed limit in the customary morning weigh-in. Shocked by…
New Delhi: With no international cricket action for Team India till the start of the two-Test series against Bangladesh on September 18, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has found a new way to keep the national team players in shape. The BCCI have decided to involve senior players in the four-team Duleep Trophy. Set to be held in Andhra Pradesh, the first round will be played at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, before the Bangladesh series. The Duleep Trophy may also provide a path for outcasts like Ishan Kishan to find their way back into…
Kokrajhar: Bodoland FC prevailed over Border Security Force FT in a seven goal thriller to keep their knockout chances alive in Group E of the 133rd Durand Cup played here at the SAI Stadium to keep their slim chances of qualifying for the knockouts alive. Jwngbla Brahma scored a brace while Mitinga Dwimary and Sibra Narzary scored for the hosts. Kishori scored twice and Asif Khan also found the target for the BSF men. Bodoland finished their group stage campaign with six points while BSF FT, who lost all their three matches, could not register a point. Khlain Syiemlieh made…







