Swami Vivekanand clinch title

Swami Vivekanand International School, Borivali clinched the title of Bhagubhai Khichadia under 16 Cricket Tournament, organized by Khar Gymkhana, by beating Rizvi Springfield, Bandra by 5 wickets.

Goregaon SC lift Kanji Cup

Goregaon SC won a closely fought encounter, defeating North India Association 3-2 to lift the Kanji Cup (for juniors) in the Rs 1 lakh prize money Motiram, Kanji & Ullal, organized by GMBA, managed by Badminton Gurukul and hosted by Willingdon SC, at their courts on Sunday.

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Men's team upset Olympic champions Korea to win gold medal

STRUGGLES AND STAKES

MIs' playoff quest hangs in the balance amidst IPL challenges

Can KKR bounce back?

Delhi Capitals clash crucial for Kolkata Knight Riders playoff hopes

GAIKWAD STARS IN CSK WIN

Tushar Deshpande sparkles with 4/27

JACKS' TON SINKS TITANS

With Kohli put on an unbeaten 166 runs for 2nd wicket to see RCB home

Thousands rally against Netanyahu government

Amid the impending hostage deal, thousands of protesters rallied across Israel against the government on Saturday night, following the release of videos by Hamas showing signs of life from several Israeli hostages held captive by them, according to The Times of Israel.

I am taking on a 6-year-old at prez poll, Biden taunts Trump

US president poked fun at political rival during the White House dinner

Two kids die of diarrhoea in Burhanpur, 100 taken ill

Hospital struggles with bed shortage

Compared to 2014, turnout was higher in 9 out of 12 seats

Satna and Sidhi registered same polling percentage

'Modi is afraid of losing LS Polls'

Congress senior leader V Hanumantha Rao said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is afraid of losing the Lok Sabha elections and that is why he is making provocative statements.

Congress party is trying to come power at any cost: Kishan Reddy

The Congress party leaders left the party by saying that if Rahul Gandhi's yatra is a 'Bharat Jodu', the their motto is to leave the Congress party.

Shah: Choice between those who opened fire at karsevaks & those who built Ram temple

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday hit out at the opposition for keeping the Ram temple issue “hanging” and said the public has to choose between “those who opened fire at karsevaks and those who built the Ram temple.”

Lovely: Have only quit as Delhi Cong chief, not joining any party

Arvinder Singh Lovely on Sunday said he has only resigned as chief of the Congress’s Delhi unit and is not joining any other political party.

IAF chopper assists in firefighting for 2nd day

The firefighting operation in Uttarakhand’s forests with the help of an Indian Air Force helicopter continued on Sunday with the blaze brought under control in several areas, officials said.

1 KILLED, 3 HURT IN MANIPUR GUNFIGHT

One person was killed and three injured in a gunfight between village volunteers of two warring communities in ethnic strife-torn Manipur’s Kangpokpi district on Sunday, police said.

A flashback on Madhavrao Scindia vs his mother

As poll fever is gripping the country, a new book provides many election-related nuggets of the past like Madhavrao Scindia's panache while canvassing against his mother, Kanshi Ram asking for a rupee from his voters as pledge and NT Rama Rao's histrionics in broken Hindi.

EC asks AAP to modify election campaign song, party hits out

The Aam Aadmi Party on Sunday claimed the Election Commission has \"banned\" its Lok Sabha campaign song 'Jail Ka Jawab, Vote Se Denge', but officials of the Delhi poll body said AAP was asked to modify the contents of the song since it violated EC's guidelines and advertising codes.

Raj sees 16% dip in voting by first-timers as against 2019

Turnout was highest in four seats where candidates were young

Corporate earnings, US Fed interest rate decision to drive mkts in truncated wk

Last week, the BSE Sensex advanced 641.83 points and the NSE Nifty climbed 272.95 points

China's share in India's industrial goods imports jump to 30%: GTRI

India's dependence on Chinese industrial goods rose to 30% from 21% in the last 15 years

Pedalling in heat to encourage people to exercise their franchise

The \"Vote for Nation Cyclothon\" witnessed remarkable participation and enthusiasm among cyclists. Running from April 9 to 23, cyclists were challenged to pedal 20 kilometres daily for twelve consecutive days, coinciding with the Marathi New Year on Gudi Padwa.

BJP leader forges docus to get bank loan, grab land

In a sensational incident, a BJP leader and District Bank director, Abhishek Jagdish Jaiswal (39, Nutan Colony), duped the Malkapur Bank by obtaining a loan of ₹1 crore using forged documents for a piece of land worth crores of rupees.

Locals slam trimming of trees ahead of PM's visit

The tree trimming conducted by the Pune Cantonment Board (PCB) in the Camp area has elicited numerous concerns from residents of Pune.

'New generations won't forgive us'

Ravindra Dhangekar assures support to the cause of environment

Belapur Hill: Silent human chain protest against encroachments

Citizens and environment lovers formed a silent human chain on Sunday morning, to protest against the authority’s negligence of widespread encroachments on Belapur hill, which they said will cause landslides. With banners proclaiming ‘Save Belapur Hills’ and ‘Stop Murder of Trees’, the chain was formed near MGM Hospital junction in Belapur.

No takers for ₹1,300cr tender even at sixth time of asking

Earnest money deposit requirement of 13 crore said to be hindrance in way of prospective bidders; deadline to submit bid extended till April 30

Suspects wanted in another terror case

Duo managed to elude arrest; during their time on the run, they stayed for over 10 days in Goregaon and Malad

Jains celebrate as four young women attain diksha

The Jain community of Mumbai came together to participate in celebrations as four women, including a 12-year-old, from the community attained diksha on Sunday. In two separate events in Juhu and Bhiwandi, four young women, all under the age of 21, from the community renounced worldly desires and embraced monkhood to lead a spiritual life.