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NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi offered water bottles to police personnel while being detained during the opposition's protest in
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NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi offered water bottles to police personnel while being detained during the opposition's protest in
On Valentine’s Day in 2027 (Feb. 14), Super Bowl 61 will be broadcast on ESPN, marking the network’s first time showing the game, but it will also be availa...
First Dasara cannon firing drill in Mysuru acclimatises 13 elephants and 43 mounted police horses; 21 shots fired, more rehearsals set for Oct 9 and 12.
Patna Dussehra Mahotsav at Gandhi Maidan runs Oct 11–14, with Ramleela Oct 11–20; officials plan security, traffic, power, cleanliness, CCTV and control room.
The NBA preseason kicked off with the Miami Heat taking on the Toronto Raptors in Quebec City. Although it was just preseason, Heat fans were excited to get...
NEW DELHI: On Wednesday afternoon, Congress and INDIA bloc leaders were meeting for lunch at a restaurant on Janpath.
USC will make the journey to Beaver Stadium for the first time in more than 30 years on Saturday night for the annual White Out. Today’s Lion Tales goes back...
Illegal coracle rides continue near Sanapur across from Hampi despite bans and safety warnings, with officials planning raids, FIRs and seizure of boats.
For October Prime Day, you can get the first discount on the Apple Watch Series 12. It starts at $349.99 at Amazon and Target.
What to expect as the Sprint format comes to the streets of Singapore and why a four-team battle for victory could be in store; <strong>watch F1's first-ever Singapore Grand Prix Sprint weekend live on Sky Sports F1, with Sprint Qualifying at 1pm on Friday</strong>
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) is backing Republican candidate Michael Whatley for the Senate seat he’s leaving behind — his first public declaration of who he will support. Whatley is in a tight race against former Gov. Roy Cooper (D), who is currently favored to win. Tillis told NewsNation, The Hill’s sister network, on Tuesday that…