Ahead of the crucial second Test against England, Team India grapples with team composition uncertainties. Coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Shubman Gill engaged in intense discussions, focusing on the bowling attack. Jasprit Bumrah’s likely absence and the choice between Washington Sundar and Kuldeep Yadav add to the dilemma.
Former Pakistan cricketer Kamran Akmal has strongly criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for appointing Azhar Mahmood as the interim Test team coach. Akmal questioned the logic behind this decision, drawing parallels to Mickey Arthur’s controversial role.
India are likely to include all-rounders Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar in the Edgbaston Test, potentially at the expense of a specialist batter. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate hinted at Reddy’s inclusion, while captain Shubman Gill emphasized the need for batting depth and the inclusion of two spinners given the dry conditions in Birmingham.
Apple’s iPhone production faces disruption as Foxconn experiences a significant withdrawal of Chinese engineers from its Indian facilities, impacting the ramp-up for iPhone 17 manufacturing. This exodus, influenced by China’s efforts to restrict technology transfer and skilled labor exports, threatens Apple’s ambitious goals to shift iPhone production to India amidst rising geopolitical tensions and supply…
India is planning to build three more strategic oil storage facilities to boost its energy security. These new reserves, including facilities in Bikaner, Mangalore, and Bina, will add to the existing capacity of 5.33 million tonnes.
Oracle’s stock surged to a record high following the announcement of a major cloud computing agreement projected to generate over $30 billion in annual revenue starting in fiscal year 2028. This deal, potentially linked to OpenAI and SoftBank’s Stargate project, underscores Oracle’s growing influence in AI infrastructure and cloud services.
HDB Financial Services share price today: HDB Financial Services debuted on the stock market at Rs 835, a premium over its IPO price. The IPO garnered significant investor interest, especially from institutions. It became the eighth largest NBFC in India by market value.
China insists on approving the next Dalai Lama. However, the current Dalai Lama says the selection should follow Tibetan Buddhist traditions. He reiterated this ahead of his 90th birthday. The Dalai Lama has entrusted the Gaden Phodrang Trust with overseeing the search. The current Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959.
China vs Dalai Lama: Beijing says govt to approve successor; claims name to come from golden urn China insists on approving the next Dalai Lama. However, the current Dalai Lama says the selection should follow Tibetan Buddhist traditions. He reiterated this ahead of his 90th birthday. The Dalai Lama has entrusted the Gaden Phodrang Trust with overseeing the search. The current Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959.
Chief Minister Dhami congratulated Bhatt and extended best wishes for his second term as the state BJP chief. State General Secretary (Organisation) Ajaey Kumar was also present on the occasion.
Uttarakhand CM Dhami welcomes newly elected BJP state president Mahendra Bhatt Chief Minister Dhami congratulated Bhatt and extended best wishes for his second term as the state BJP chief. State General Secretary (Organisation) Ajaey Kumar was also present on the occasion.
Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram has criticized the new criminal laws, labeling them a mere “cut and paste” exercise, countering Home Minister Amit Shah’s claim of them being the biggest reforms since Independence. Chidambaram asserts that the new laws largely replicate the old ones, causing confusion among legal professionals.
‘Biggest reforms? Not at all’: Chidambaram counters Amit Shah on new criminal laws; calls their enactment an exercise in ‘cut and paste’ Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram has criticized the new criminal laws, labeling them a mere “cut and paste” exercise, countering Home Minister Amit Shah’s claim of them being the biggest reforms since Independence. Chidambaram asserts that the new laws largely replicate the old ones, causing confusion among legal professionals.
