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Next T20 captain to be decided by selectors, says Jay Shah; confirms seniors' role in future ICC tournaments
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah expressed confidence in the continued presence of senior players in upcoming major tournaments like the Champions Trophy and the World Test Championship final, provided India qualifies. He emphasized that the decision on appointing the next T20 captain, following Rohit Sharma's retirement, rests solely with the selectors. Shah praised the contribution of senior players to India's T20 World Cup victory and indicated their likely participation in upcoming ODI matches and tournaments, including the Champions Trophy scheduled for February-March in Pakistan.
The US Olympic track and field trials reaches halfway mark: Players who made it to Paris
The US Olympic track and field trials are currently underway and right now almost half way done. These trials have helped us recognize some American stars who are sure medal contenders, while also witnessing a few heartbreaks of players who couldn't make it by a whisker.
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.
No neat solution to NEET, BSc or gap year part of study plan B
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is embroiled in controversy, leading students seeking entrance to medical colleges to explore alternative paths such as taking a year off to prepare for the next round, considering foreign colleges, or opting for domestic Bachelor of Science (BSc) programs.
Maharashtra council polls crucial test for political parties ahead of assembly elections
The biennial elections to 11 seats in the Maharashtra legislative council from the MLA quota will be a crucial test for the ruling Mahayuti and the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) ahead of the assembly elections, with nominations opening on June 25 and the elections scheduled for July 12.
Master Your English Skills: How to ace the TOEFL Test for foreign admissions
Indian students aiming to study abroad must demonstrate readiness for academic success in English-speaking environments through TOEFL iBT test. ETS India is running TOEFL India Contest and TOEFL UK India Scholarships to motivate students.
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Huge fan of Bumrah, don't want a thing be changed in his unorthodox action: Ambrose
Curtly Ambrose, a legendary Caribbean fast bowler, expressed admiration for Jasprit Bumrah and advised against altering his unique bowling action despite past stress fractures. Ambrose emphasized that injury risks are inherent for all fast bowlers and praised Bumrah's effectiveness across formats. He highlighted the impact of excessive cricket on player burnout and reaffirmed Test cricket's status as the pinnacle of the sport. Ambrose also relished the competitive spirit of modern-day cricket and welcomed upsets in the ongoing T20 World Cup, enhancing the tournament's excitement.
Boeing CEO David Calhoun scheduled to field questions about plane safety from US senators
The hearing will mark the first appearance before Congress by Calhoun - or any other high-ranking Boeing official - since a panel blew out of a 737 Max during an Alaska Airlines flight in January. No one was seriously injured in the incident, but it raised fresh concerns about the company's best-selling commercial aircraft.
T20 World Cup: "Looking forward to competing against big teams," says USA captain
USA batter and captain Aaron Jones is excited about facing top Test cricket nations after his team qualified for the Super Eight stage of the ICC T20 World Cup. The USA advanced after the match against Ireland was washed out. They secured five points and knocked out Pakistan. Jones talked about the team's progress, expressed gratitude to fans and highlighted their belief in their ability to compete with any team.
China is testing more driverless cars than any other country
Across China, 16 or more cities have allowed companies to test driverless vehicles on public roads, and at least 19 Chinese automakers and their suppliers are competing to establish global leadership in the field. No other country is moving as aggressively.
4 questions to ask before choosing where to study abroad
Today's globalized education market sees a surge in international education ads in India promising opportunities under 20 lakhs/year. However, rising demand, housing issues in countries like Canada and Australia, declining acceptance rates, and conflicts complicate the landscape.
Kolkata and Hyderabad, both famous for biryani, vie for IPL bragging rights
The primary reason for this is SRH’s acquisition of Pat Cummins. As a bowler, Cummins is world-class, but his efficacy is highest in Test cricket. Cummins can hit a long ball but you would not go as far as putting him in the bowling allrounder category. Cummins got the big bucks for his leadership. His captaincy of Australia has been marked by tactical acumen. His handling of bowlers, setting of fields and deployment of batsmen out of position had all helped move the game forward.
Bevy of high-profile candidates to test their luck in 7 south Bengal Lok Sabha seats on Monday
High-profile candidates contesting in the Lok Sabha elections in seven West Bengal constituencies with sensitive polling booths identified by the Election Commission. The Matua community, CAA impact, closed industries, River Hooghly, and key candidate battles shape the electoral narrative.
Out of school, into startups: Young founders are on the rise, ready to even pause studies to chase their entrepreneurial dreams
In 2023, Ayush Pathak and Aryan Sharma founded Induced, assisting businesses in automating workflows with AI. Apoorv Singh launched Connect AI with Asta. Himanshu Rajpurohit's startup, Strangify, provides corporate mental health solutions. Dyumna Madan's ProjectClay helps students find career paths.
Best Power Tillers in India: Powerful Performance for Your Fields
Discovering India's Top Power Tiller: Unearthing the Perfect Blend of Efficiency and Durability. In a saturated market, finding the ideal power tiller can be daunting. This comprehensive guide sifts through the options, highlighting performance, affordability, and reliability. From robust engines to user-friendly features, uncover the ultimate choice for your agricultural needs.
Indian Air Force tests BHISHM portable hospital for airdrop in Agra
The Indian Air Force on Tuesday tested BHISHM portable cubes at Agra for airdrops from the aircraft. This is the first time the Indian Air Force tested this portable hospital. This test was performed so that the portable hospital can be deployed to cater to emergencies anywhere.
Munger to test Nitish Kumar's hold on OBCs, especially own caste Kurmi
Opposition RJD has fielded a strong OBC candidate here in Anita Devi, wife of convicted criminal Ashok Mahto. Mahto is a Kurmi and Devi a Dhanuk. Dhanuk and Kurmi are a socio-politically united combination.
'NDA government's 1998 Pokhran nuclear test ensured India's national security': S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently commemorated the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests, highlighting their critical role in ensuring India's national security. Conducted under the NDA government, these tests included advanced weapon designs and were later confirmed for their yields. Jaishankar also emphasized the government's continued efforts in countering terrorism and strengthening border infrastructure, underscoring the political significance of such decisions for the nation's future.
What BJP is doing to stop farmers' suicide? Congress poses three questions ahead of PM Modi's Maharashtra visit
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lok Sabha poll campaign in Maharashtra's Nandurbar, the Congress posed several questions to him on Friday, asking why BJP has deprived tribal communities of their land rights?
Quality matters in the knowledge factory
The decision by the UGC to allow students with 4-year undergrad degrees and 75% aggregate marks to sit for the NET for a PhD programme aims to simplify the process and open research opportunities. However, concerns have been raised about potential quality issues. Pursuing a PhD requires rigorous critical thinking and methodological thoroughness, which may be lacking without proper preparation. While the move aims to democratize access to research, there is a need for transparent communication about expected outcomes and potential challenges to ensure quality in India's quest to become a knowledge economy.
GAT-B, BET 2024 answer keys released: Direct link, process, and how to raise objections
NTA released GAT-B, BET 2024 answer keys. Dispute by April 28, pay Rs 200/question. Evaluate for DBT-JRF, research. Entry point for postgraduate program admissions.
Former England Test batsman Raman Subba Row dies aged 92
Former England Test batsman Raman Subba Row, aged 92, passed away. He managed England's 1981 tour, became an ICC match referee, and was praised by Wasim Khan and Richard Thompson.
IPL 2024: Aakash Chopra raises concerns over Shubman Gill's IPL 2024 performance
Former cricketer Aakash Chopra has expressed concerns about Shubman Gill's performance in IPL 2024, despite his appointment as captain of the Gujarat Titans. Gill, who showed promising form during India's Test series against England, has struggled to deliver significant innings in the IPL. Chopra questions whether the added responsibility of captaincy has affected Gill's performance and remains hopeful for a breakthrough in upcoming matches.
BJP fields 6 Congress rebels in Himachal Assembly bypolls
BJP named former Congress MLAs as Himachal Pradesh Assembly bypolls candidates. CM Sukhu criticized MLAs for voting in Rajya Sabha polls. Ram Lal Markanda to contest bypolls, possibly from Congress. Lakhanpal is former chief parliamentary secretary.
Six things that helped India burst Bazball bubble
India's 4-1 victory over England in the Test series has challenged the notion that this is the best way to play Test cricket. The series highlights the importance of winning over playing bright cricket, as fans of any team do not like losing. India's spinners, Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav, have consistently delivered on good pitches, despite England's relentless attack. Yasasvi Jaiswal, born and bred to play slow bowling, has shown that he can take on the quicks as well.
Sikkim: Indian Army conducts Anti Tank Guided Missile field firing test at Teesta Range
The Eastern Command conducted its annual Anti Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) field firing exercise at Teesta Field Firing Range, West Bengal, from February 20 to 28. Over 1500 personnel from Infantry and Mechanised Infantry Battalions participated, firing more than 260 missiles. The exercise, under the Trishakti Corps, focused on tactical scenarios where tanks are crucial. It included firing from various vehicles, including indigenous light strike vehicles, and by ground-based detachments. The GOC, Trishakti Corps, commended the troops for their professionalism and urged them to excel in this vital weapon system.
South Korea, US to stage annual drills focusing on Korea nuclear threats
The Freedom Shield exercises, set for March 4-14, come as North Korea continues to test missiles and other weapons systems and develop its nuclear capabilities, and will be first since Pyongyang scrapped a 2018 inter-Korean military pact in November. The drills will be "tough and realistic", and based on scenarios that reflect lessons from recent conflicts, officials from the two countries' militaries said at a briefing.
China's rapidly expanding nuclear weapon stockpile remains opaque
Chinese military spokesmen have neither confirmed nor denied the expansion of the ICBM force, and the authors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists chapter on China acknowledged the opacity of the PLARF: "Analyzing and estimating China's nuclear forces is a challenging endeavor, particularly given the relative lack of state-originating data and the tight control of messaging surrounding the country's nuclear arsenal and doctrine." Beijing has never officially revealed warhead numbers, and its opacity regarding its nuclear capability is legendary.
UK successfully tests groundbreaking laser technology to neutralize drones in cost-effective way
UK scientists achieve a milestone in modern warfare with DragonFire, a GBP 30 million laser technology program successfully intercepting drones off the Scottish coast. The groundbreaking high-power laser system, cost-effective and precise, eliminates the need for expensive missiles. Despite challenges, including atmospheric interference, the UK defense ministry accelerates development for deployment on war vessels in 5-10 years. This promising advancement reflects a potential revolution in military strategies, reshaping the future of warfare.
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