Rupee gains 47 paise as record FCNR inflows boost forex liquidity
India Business News: Rupee began Thursday on a strong note, gaining 47 paise to 94.26 against US dollar in early trade, as record foreign-currency deposit mobilisation bol.
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49ers Down Under: ABC7 Eyewitness News heads to Melbourne for Niner's season opener against Rams
The San Francisco 49ers are heading Down Under to open their NFL season against the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne, and ABC7 Eyewitness News will have complet...
'Ek ball karane do, please' - From boxing rings to 147 first-class wickets: Bishworjit Konthoujam’s unlikely journey began with one request
Cricket News: NEW DELHI: When North East Zone pacer Bishworjit Konthoujam came into the attack during the Duleep Trophy quarterfinal against East Zone, all eyes wer.
LA Clippers given 25-year-old example to warn against fighting NBA over Kawhi Leonard punishment
The LA Clippers are not going to take the NBA’s severe punishment for their signing of Kawhi Leonard, but they’ve been told that it is a bad idea. The Clippe...
Red Bull’s third ADUO assessment could come too late for 2026 title challenge
Red Bull could be locked in a race against the clock as a massive F1 engine crisis looms that could dominate early discussions at the Italian GP in Monza. As...
China’s support for Iran shows its limits as US ramps up pressure on Tehran
Beijing’s support for Tehran is balanced against other relationships in the region, analysts say.
Press accreditation: Santos v Atlético-MG, Sul-Americana, Vila Belmiro
Santos FC informs that press accreditation is now open for the match against Atlético-MG, on Thursday, September 9, at Urbano Caldeira Stadium, Vila Belmiro,...
BBC Sport's daily football quizzes: Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser
Test your ball knowledge against today's Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.
USS Abraham Lincoln: US sailors unwind in Thailand by shopping and bar-hopping
With military haircuts and moustaches, the US sailors stood out against the flip-flops of the usual Pattaya crowd, writes the BBC's Jonathan Head.