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    OCA EB agrees to yoga in Asian Games programme, General Assembly nod pending: IOA chief PT Usha

    The IOA chief said it was a natural step for the competitive sports community to embrace yoga, especially after the world had given it due recognition. "It has a universal appeal and people around the world have embraced yoga and drawn benefits," Usha said.

    Premium sneaker stampede sweeps India off its feet and Adidas is game for it

    The trend of premiumisation is gaining momentum in the footwear, watches, and gym apparel market, with consumers seeking quality, exclusivity, and a deeper connection with their brands. Adidas and Myntra have seen a 30-40% increase in premium options on their website, reflecting this trend. India's large population aspiring for better products and a natural consumer behavior of constantly seeking improvement are driving this trend.

    India clinches T20 World Cup victory as Dravid era ends, BCCI eyes Gambhir as next coach; Here's what Roger Binny said

    India secured the T20 World Cup under Rohit Sharma's leadership, marking the conclusion of Rahul Dravid's coaching tenure. Amid celebrations, BCCI President Roger Binny endorsed Gautam Gambhir as a potential coach, emphasizing the need for experience across all cricket formats. Following the retirements of key players Sharma and Kohli, Binny expressed confidence in nurturing young talents. Dravid's legacy includes notable team advancements, ending India's 11-year ICC title drought with strategic gameplay.

    From finfluencer crackdown to F&O stock entry, exit tweaks, top 10 decisions from Sebi board meeting

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved finfluencer norms, prohibiting regulated entities like brokers from dealing with them. Under the norms, the Sebi regulated entities and their agents are barred from having any association directly or indirectly with any other person who provides advice or recommendation in respect to securities

    Sebi framework for finfluencers; Nazara's Freaks4U deal

    The Security and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approved a regulatory framework for financial influencers. This and more today’s ETtech Top 5.

    IPOs won't be a no-exit entry, say experts after Sebi makes delisting easier

    Describing the new rule as a potential game changer that could enhance merger and acquisition (M&A) deal activity, Abhishek Dadoo of Khaitan & Co. pointed out that the old regime allowed delisting through a reverse book build process, which sometimes led to excessively high prices. This often made delisting financially impractical for companies.

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      12 Best Sidney Sheldon Books: Journey through Gripping Tales of Suspense (2024)

      Sidney Sheldon, a multifaceted talent who transitioned from Broadway playwright and screenwriter to a prolific novelist, left an indelible mark on the literary world with his best-selling suspense novels. His works, including "Master of the Game," "The Other Side of Midnight," and "Rage of Angels," epitomize his mastery of intricate plots and compelling characters. Read on to discover some of the best Sidney Sheldon books. These novels explore themes of ambition, betrayal, and passion across different eras and settings, captivating readers with their gripping narratives and unexpected twists.

      Fancy a career in gaming? Check out the in-demand roles, skills and more

      Video games have evolved from mere leisure activities to lucrative career options, driven by technological advancements and increased accessibility. The industry demands skilled professionals like developers, designers, and testers. Various courses and certifications cater to these roles, enhancing employability. Essential skills include proficiency in game engines, programming languages, and soft skills like creativity and communication.

      Mend, don't throw away the safety NTA

      Fixing NTA will also require regaining public trust. The committee must engage with stakeholders as well as experts, who can provide guidance on creating fail safes to localise and minimise impacts should the system be breached. Options for leveraging technology to improve the process and system - drawing on successful practices of similar organisations like ETS in the US - should be on the agenda.

      Top family games you can play in your backyard this summer, a complete guide

      Who doesn't want to spend quality time with their family over a game of cards, UNO, and bond with them even more. But sometimes, people do not wish to miss the summer sun but still want to play games for a pastime. Looks like we have you covered on this aspect with some fun backyard games ideas you can use.

      Best retro games: Classic fun and nostalgia for gamers of all ages

      Explore the best retro games that revolutionize the gaming world. This collection highlights iconic titles from the past, showcasing timeless gameplay and unforgettable experiences. From pixelated adventures to classic arcade hits, each game offers a nostalgic trip back to the golden age of gaming. Perfect for enthusiasts and newcomers alike, these retro classics continue to captivate and entertain across generations.

      Delhi's Water Crisis: Long lines at tankers amid AAP-BJP blame game

      Delhi Water Crisis: Delhi is grappling with a severe water shortage, forcing residents to rely on water tankers. The crisis has led to political confrontations between the AAP and BJP. Delhi Minister Atishi has requested police protection for major pipelines, alleging sabotage. Protests and accusations of mismanagement have intensified the situation, affecting multiple areas in the national capital.

      Has the narrative shifted? Will the unthinkable happen on June 4?

      Whispers that the BJP is in trouble have gathered steam after five rounds of polling. Is the new narrative a ploy by the Opposition to fire up its support base or is winter coming for the ruling party?

      Stock gaming apps under Sebi scanner; ETtech Done Deals

      The capital markets regulator is cracking down on illicit gaming apps that offer virtual trading services and fantasy games. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

      T20 World Cup: Can cricket make inroads in baseball-loving America?

      Cricket returns to North America through the T20 World Cup, aiming to capture local interest despite limited awareness. With 30 million U.S. fans, the ICC sees potential. The event sets the stage for cricket's 2028 Olympic comeback. Major League Cricket's launch and strategic marketing aim to expand the sport's U.S. presence.

      Sebi cracks down on gaming apps involved in virtual trading

      The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has asked exchanges and depositories not to share real-time price data with third parties in a move aimed at quashing such activities.

      China ends war games, Taiwan details warplane, warship surge

      Chinese state television's military channel said late on Friday the drills had concluded. A commentary in the official People's Liberation Army Daily said they had lasted for two days from Thursday to Friday, as previously announced.

      Taunted for being "mentally impaired" once, Para world champion Deepthi is now feted in village

      Born to daily wage labourers at in Warangal district of Telangana, the 20-year-old Deepthi on Monday clinched gold with a world record time of 55.07 seconds in the women's 400m T20 category race. She also qualified for the upcoming Paris Paralympics. The T20 category is meant for athletes who have intellectual impairment.

      Dutch fine Fortnite maker Epic Games for 'pressuring' kids with ads

      Dutch authorities slapped a 1.1-million-euro fine on Fortnite maker Epic Games on Tuesday, judging that vulnerable children were exploited and pressured into making purchases in the game's Item Shop. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) hit Epic Games with two separate fines totalling the equivalent of $1.2 million, after finding that underage gamers "could experience pressure in several ways to make purchases."

      Aman only male Indian wrestler in Paris Olympics as Jaideep, Sujeet bow out of Qualifiers

      India will have six wrestlers in its contingent in Paris with five quotas coming through women. Vinesh Phogat (50kg), Antim Panghal (53kg), Anshu Malik (57kg), Nisha Dahiya (68kg) and Reetika Hooda (76kg) qualified for Paris Games at different qualifying events.

      Olympic torch relay sets off in Marseille

      The Olympic torch relay commenced in Marseille, with football legend Basile Boli igniting the flame at the iconic basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde. The relay, marking the start of 78 days of journey across France and its territories, featured former French international Boli and Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba. Marseille's Stade Velodrome, set to host Olympic football matches, was part of the route. The relay began after the flame's arrival aboard the Belem, followed by a grand ceremony and tight security measures.

      Manchester United vs Crystal Palace live: Predictions, Kick off time, where to watch Premier League free

      Manchester United versus Crystal Palace Premier league will be played on Monday afternoon. We have all live streaming, predictions and other key details.

      The untold story of Monopoly's creator: How one woman changed board games forever

      Charles Darrow popularized Monopoly in 1933, but its origins lie with Lizzie Magie's The Landlord's Game in 1904. Magie's game aimed to teach economic concepts. Despite initial obscurity, Monopoly's success overshadowed Magie's role until the 1970s, when her contributions resurfaced during a legal battle.

      Margot Robbie's latest project set to bring Monopoly board game to big screen

      Hollywood star Margot Robbie, fresh from the success of "Barbie," is now developing a movie based on the popular board game "Monopoly." Partnering with Hasbro and Lionsgate, her company LuckyChap aims to bring the beloved game to life on the big screen. Lionsgate, having acquired the rights to Monopoly through its purchase of eOne, sees immense potential in the project given the game's global popularity and iconic status.

      Books got read; scrabble boards saw the light of day, as did other board games like snakes and ladders, Chinese checkers, carrom board, chess and monopoly, keeping us entertained, occupied and happy. It took a pandemic to remind us that fun and games are also an important part of life even if one was past childhood. Painting, clay modelling and other handicraft became popular. Online courses in yoga, languages and other skills were sought after.

      Discover the Top 8 Chess Boards for Enthusiasts in India

      Chess is a brainstorming activity that stimulates the mind and encourages creative problem-solving. Playing chess can be incredibly amusing. The game requires strategic thinking, foresight, and the ability to anticipate your opponent's moves. Each move is like a puzzle piece, fitting into a larger picture, and the thrill of outmaneuvering your opponent can be immensely satisfying. So, if also want to play this game? Get your hands on the best Chess boards from the list below.

      B-schools, corporates resort to board games as a training strategy

      Board games emerge as innovative teaching tools in B-schools and corporate training sessions. Professors at institutes like IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Udaipur employ them to impart skills like negotiation and decision-making. Customized games, like one used at 3one4 Capital's annual meeting, offer unique learning experiences. With attention spans dwindling, board games offer interactive and engaging learning opportunities, making them increasingly popular among students and corporate professionals alike.

      Indian board game renaissance: How entrepreneurs are making moves in the world of tabletop entertainment

      A renaissance in India's board game and jigsaw puzzle landscape is underway, led by homegrown entrepreneurs and designers, who are creating games and designs that are more familiar and relatable. It's early days for a niche industry but the global surge of interest is helping, attracting more people to the hobby though challenges of discovery and distribution remain.

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