India pacer Akash Deep stunned New Zealand skipper Tom Latham with a spectacular in-swinger during Day 2 of the third Test in Mumbai, breaching his defence to hit the stumps. Earlier, spinner Ajaz Patel’s five-wicket haul helped restrict India to 263 runs, giving them a 28-run lead over New Zealand’s first innings score of...
Read MoreRavichandran Ashwin batted at number 10 for the first time in his Test career during the third Test against New Zealand. Batting predominantly at number 8, Ashwin has scored 1977 runs, with additional success at number 6. In this innings, he scored 6 runs before being dismissed by Ajaz Patel.
Read MoreRavichandran Ashwin demonstrated exceptional fielding skills by taking a stunning diving catch to dismiss Daryl Mitchell during Day 2 of the final India-New Zealand Test in Mumbai. Ashwin sprinted from mid-off, turned sideways, and secured the crucial wicket, breaking a pivotal 50-run partnership.
Read MoreArvind Kejriwal, AAP national convenor, pledges to waive inflated water and electricity bills if re-elected in the upcoming Delhi assembly elections. Emphasizing his commitment to development over the past decade, he contrasts AAP’s achievements in education and healthcare with the BJP’s record, urging voters to consider the work done for the people of Delhi.
Read MoreAkhilesh Yadav has criticised UP CM Yogi Adityanath’s slogan ‘Batenge toh katenge’ as negative and demoralising, suggesting it reflects BJP’s failure. Yadav believes this slogan will alienate BJP supporters and further weaken their position ahead of the upcoming Uttar Pradesh bypolls. Yadav urged BJP to adopt a more positive approach.
Read MoreIndian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi emphasised the crucial role that Indian Americans can play in the upcoming US presidential elections and said that if Indian Americans exercise their right to vote, they have the potential to swing the election outcome not just in key states, but nationally as well.
Read MoreThe Indian government is addressing US sanctions imposed on 19 companies and two individuals over alleged material and technology supplies to Russia. Indian authorities assert the transactions comply with local laws, while affected companies claim minimal operational impact. Economists suggest the measures aim to influence upcoming US elections without major diplomatic fallout.
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