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Panaji: KISNA Diamond & Gold Jewellery proudly announced the grand opening of its 1st exclusive showroom in Panaji, Goa, located Near Fidalgo Hotel, Opp. Junta House. The inauguration was graced by the Honourable Minister of State for Power and New & Renewable Energy, Shri. Shripad Yesso Naik along with Mr. Ghanshyam Dholakia, Founder & Managing Director, Hari Krishna Group. To celebrate this grand launch, KISNA brings exclusive inaugural offers for its customers. Get up to 100% OFF on making charges of Diamond Jewellery & up to 50% OFF on making charges of Gold Jewellery. Additionally, customers can exchange their old…

New Delhi: India suffered their first defeat of the FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup, losing 2-0 to defending champions and Paris Olympics gold medallists Netherlands in their opening match of the second round on Friday. The Indian defence once again produced a determined performance, with goalkeeper Savita and her teammates keeping the world No. 1 side under pressure for long periods. The Netherlands, who had scored 15 goals in three matches during the opening round, were unable to score a single field goal against India. However, two successful penalty corners proved decisive. The Netherlands made an explosive start and earned…

New Delhi: Former India cricketer Rahul Dravid believes teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi should be given the right balance of white ball and red ball cricket to develop into an all format player for India. Sooryavanshi, who shot to prominence during a breakthrough IPL season and subsequently made his T20I debut against England in June, is now set to return to the longer format. The 15 year old will represent East Zone in the Duleep Trophy, giving him an important opportunity to strengthen his red ball credentials. Dravid, who worked with Sooryavanshi during his stint with Rajasthan Royals in IPL…

Lausanne: Neeraj Chopra produced his best throw of the 2026 season but narrowly missed out on the top spot at the Lausanne Diamond League on Saturday, finishing second behind Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage by just nine centimetres. Chopra began the competition with an 83.54m throw before making a significant improvement with his second attempt. His 88.05m effort briefly moved him into first place and became his longest throw of the season. However, Pathirage responded immediately. The Sri Lankan produced an 88.14m throw in his third attempt to regain the lead and eventually secure the Lausanne title. Chopra could only manage…

New Delhi: India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand will face China’s Liu Shengshu and Tan Ning in the women’s doubles semi final at the BWF World Championships on Saturday, with the Indian duo chasing a place in the title clash after securing a historic medal. Treesa and Gayatri produced a stunning comeback in their quarterfinal against world No. 4 Jia Yi Fan and Zhang Shu Xian on Friday. Their victory guaranteed India a medal and ended a long wait in the women’s doubles event. The achievement marks India’s first medal in this category at the World Championships since 2011, when…

New Delhi: Launching the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS), Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said Apple could move beyond manufacturing only iPhones in India, signalling the possibility of the company expanding its manufacturing footprint to products such as MacBooks and iPads. Vaishnaw was responding to a question seeking clarity on whether Apple could start manufacturing MacBooks and iPads in India, to which he responded, “yes.” His comments come as the government seeks to use the new Rs 62,500-crore scheme to move India’s electronics manufacturing ecosystem beyond scale and assembly, towards deeper localisation, design and research capabilities. The five-year…

New Delhi: Former Indian Air Force Vice Chief Air Marshal Nagesh Kapoor has delivered one of the strongest public critiques of India’s indigenous Tejas Mk 2 fighter programme, warning that the aircraft may no longer be operationally relevant as a frontline combat platform by the time it enters service in significant numbers. Speaking just weeks after retiring from the IAF, Kapoor said a fourth generation fighter inducted in the mid 2030s would struggle to match the evolving regional threat environment, particularly as China accelerates the deployment of fifth generation aircraft and develops sixth generation platforms. “Operationally, definitely no,” Kapoor said…