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VACANCIES ACROSS MOST LEVELS AT SAI WORRYING

The Morning Standard

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August 09, 2025

Ahead of important Olympic, CWG bid, deptt lacking manpower

INDIA is going gung-ho over bidding for the 2036 01ympics and its eventual hosting. Ahmedabad is getting ready to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games that not too many cities and/or countries are willing to host. India has already shown keen interests in bidding and hosting world-class events leading up to the Commonwealth and the 2036 Games, irrespective of whether they get to host it.

However, taking a closer look at India's flagship department under the sports ministry to promote sports excellence in the country Sports Authority of India - seems to tell a different story. It's short staffed. Besides helping with National Sports Federations' (NSFS) annual planning and budget, the SAI is instrumental in training young talent through its various programmes aimed at the grassroots level including the Khelo India schemes. The SAI has been opening National Centres of Excellence (NCOEs) across the country but going by the numbers revealed during Rajya Sabha question hour on Thursday, there are a number of vacancies yet, to be filled for coaches, sports science experts, high performance directors and others.

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Vance, Bibi stress cooperation as ceasefire efforts continue

AS top US officials and envoys visit Israel this week to try to bolster the Gaza ceasefire agreement, Vice President JD Vance sought on Wednesday to publicly ease concerns within Israel that the Trump administration was dictating terms to its closest ally in the region.

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1 min

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

6 lakh Amazon jobs on the line as robots step in

AMAZON.COM plans to replace more than 6,00,000 employees with robots over the next decade in the US, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, citing internal documents.

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1 min

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

Punjabi singer shot at in Canada, gangster aides claim responsibility

PUNJABI singer Teji Kahlon was shot at in Canada and associates of gangster Rohit Godara have claimed responsibility for the attack.

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1 min

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

Trump nuances stance on India’s Russian oil buy

US prez says Modi isn’t going to buy much

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1 mins

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

Only joint secy, DGP can order removal of social media content

STARTING November 1, only senior officials of the rank of joint secretaries or directors general of police can issue orders to social media platforms to remove unlawful content.

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1 min

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

With Kumbh memory still fresh, railways creates tiered zones at NDLS

WITH Chhath Puja and the Bi-har election around the corner, the New Delhi railway station is gearing up for a massive rush of passengers heading majorly to Bihar, along with eastern Ut-tar Pradesh and nearby areas.

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2 mins

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

Rain puts a dampener on NZ’s best laid plans

IN the last week or so, New Zealand captain Sophie Devine was seen playing with a mosquito bat in the dressing room at the RS Premadasa Stadium in Colombo and a sparkler, a type of firecracker, during Deepavali celebrations here in the city. But not so much with the bat.

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3 mins

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

NZ stand between India & future

Hosts are staring at danger after 3 losses; they'll be hoping for a turn in fortunes today

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3 mins

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

Talks with govt constructive: Leh team

IN ONE OR TWO MEETINGS’

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1 mins

October 23, 2025

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

SINGING FOR MANIPUR

For over a decade, folk-rock ensemble Imphal Talkies and the Howlers have turned the sound of protest into melody, chronicling the realities of Manipur through song. Meet its frontman Akhu Chingangbam.

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3 mins

October 23, 2025

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