August 11, 2026
  • August 11, 2026

Over 5,600 players, 610 matches: 72-year-old Bordoloi Trophy to be held in new format

by on September 28, 2024 0 In Most Recent Stories

The Bordoloi Trophy, an iconic Indian football tournament, is being revitalized by the Guwahati Sports Association. Over 5,600 players will compete in 610 matches from January to March next year. The new format includes district-level competitions leading to a final round at Judges’ Field. The state government supports this initiative to revive the tournament’s...

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Couple held on charge of killing son-in-law on moving bus

by on September 28, 2024 0

Kolhapur police have arrested a couple for allegedly strangling their son-in-law on a state transport bus. The couple confessed, claiming their daughter had threatened suicide if her husband was not stopped from harassing her. CCTV footage and witness accounts were crucial in identifying and apprehending the suspects.

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Chinese woman with two uteruses delivers a baby from each

by on September 28, 2024 0

In northwest China, a woman named Li gave birth to twins from both of her uteruses, an extremely rare condition affecting just 0.3 percent of women globally. The healthy boy and girl were delivered at Xi’an No 4 hospital after eight and a half months of pregnancy. This remarkable case has garnered significant attention...

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Woman has right to be identified in biological mother’s name: Delhi HC

by on September 28, 2024 0

The Delhi High Court has affirmed the fundamental right to link one’s identity with their biological parent. It permitted a woman to replace her stepmother’s name with her biological mother’s in official records, including her Class X CBSE certificate. This decision came despite existing byelaws that restrict amendments to parental names once registration forms...

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Rajasthan deputy CM’s son seen with govt escort, sparks backlash

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Deputy chief minister Prem Chand Bairwa faced online backlash after his son appeared in a social media reel driving a modified jeep, escorted by a state government vehicle. Initially defending his son, Bairwa later apologized publicly, acknowledging the public’s concern and emphasizing he did not want to cause issues for his party or himself.

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