Chris Gayle and Rohit Sharma (Photos by PTI) NEW DELHI: Indian batter Rohit Sharma created a major record during the first ODI against New Zealand. The match was played at the Baroda Cricket Association Stadium. Rohit became the highest six-hitter among openers in ODI cricket as he went past West Indies legend Chris Gayle, also...
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From Cambodia to Delhi: How a SIM box network defrauded India of Rs 100 crore; 7 arrested
NEW DELHI: Delhi Police has arrested seven people linked to a transnational cybercrime syndicate that used illegal SIM box technology to defraud citizens across India. Investigators said the accused, including a Taiwanese national and a woman, had links to Chinese, Cambodian and Pakistani scam networks.A SIM box is a device that holds multiple SIM cards...
51st US state: Trump aims for western hemisphere dominance — Is Canada next?
US President Donald Trump’s New Year’s operations in Venezuela, involving the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, have sparked political tensions in the western hemisphere. His intent to dominate the region is ever more clear. With his aggressive attempts towards purchasing Greenland, Trump has sparked the fear of national security in the region.It is no...
‘Where has its nationalism gone?’: Owaisi attacks Centre over Chinese investments
File photo: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Sunday questioned the BJP-led Centre’s nationalist credentials, accusing it of inviting Chinese companies to invest in India despite security concerns following Operation Sindoor, and of remaining silent over what he described as repeated insults by US President Donald Trump.Addressing...
‘Why did she go there?’: How the onus of safety keeps falling on women
‘Why did she go there?’: How the onus of safety keeps falling on women “Only when Sitaji crossed the Lakshman rekha was she kidnapped by Ravan,” BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya said in 2013, invoking the mythological boundary as a warning for women to stay “within limits” to avoid being abducted by “Ravanas”.The remark was widely...
Phillips defies physics at point; Kohli can’t believe his eyes — watch
Photo/screengrab If fielding highlights had a recurring theme, Glenn Phillips would feature in most chapters. In Vadodara on Sunday, during the first ODI between India and New Zealand, Phillips came close to adding another moment to that collection, nearly pulling off a catch that would have removed Shubman Gill early in the chase.The moment came...
Iran president accuses US, Israel as protests turn violent; at least 200 killed
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Sunday accused the United States and Israel of seeking to destabilise Iran by orchestrating unrest, even as he said the government would listen to public grievances while warning against what he described as violent rioters.“The US and Israel want to sow chaos and disorder in Iran by ordering riots,” Pezeshkian...
‘No more oil or money’: Trump issues ultimatum to Cuba; suggests making deal
US President Donald Trump urged Cuba on Sunday to “make a deal” or face consequences, warning that the flow of Venezuelan oil and money to Havana would now stop.In a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that most of the Cubans are dead from last week’s US attacks and added that Venezuela now has the...
Masood Azhar claims JeM has thousands of suicide bombers in new audio clip
NEW DELHI: A new audio recording, purportedly featuring Maulana Masood Azhar, the elusive chief of the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), surfaced on social media, boasting that his organisation now commands “thousands” of suicide bombers prepared for immediate deployment.The clip surfaced at a time when Pahalgam mastermind and Lashkar-e-Taiba’s deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri was captured on...
‘Chinki, momo, Chinese’: How everyday racism shadows Indians from the Northeast
Representative AI image “You people eat dogs, cats, pigs and all your animals, right?” This was a question Riba says she was repeatedly asked because she hails from the Northeast. Working at a high-profile firm did little to shield her from stereotypes. Friends, colleagues and acquaintances routinely questioned her food habits, appearance and even language....
