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'Business as usual' for British sport despite coronavirus - Times of India
LONDON: Sporting events in Britain will go ahead as planned despite drastic measures being taken elsewhere in the world to stop the spread of the coronavirus, according to ministers. Culture secretary Oliver Dowden told the BBC on Monday that it would be "premature" to cancel fixtures as officials from a number of sports gathered in London to discuss the impact of the virus.
Precaution and prevention best medicines to avoid Covid-19
For prevention experts were unanimous on boosting immunity, maintaining high standards of personal hygiene, nutritious diet and yoga exercises focused on strengthening of lung functions, detailed Vineet Joshi, chairman, Joshi Foundation; city based cardiologist Dr HK Bali who chaired the conference and Editor, Integrative Medicine Case Reports Prof. Akshay Anand who co-chaired.
Coronavirus: Australia's cricketers stick with handshakes, England decide fist-bumps only - Times of India
MELBOURNE: Australia's cricketers will continue to shake hands, coach Justin Langer said on Monday, despite England enforcing a strict fist-bump only policy to prevent spread of the coronavirus. COVID-19 has claimed the lives of three Australians, with the global outbreak forcing a host of sporting fixtures around the world to be cancelled or played behind closed doors.
Poonam Yadav lone Indian in ICC women's T20 WC XI of tournament, Shafali named 12th player - Times of India
DUBAI: Leg-spinner Poonam Yadav was the lone Indian to make the ICC Women's T20 playing XI of the World Cup, which featured teenage sensation Shafali Verma as the 12th player and was dominated by champions Australia. Five players from Australia's victorious team made the side of the tournament. Defending champions Australia claimed their fifth title following an 85-run triumph over first-time finalists India on Sunday in Melbourne.
Odisha govt ropes in IIT-Bhubaneswar to audit traffic calming measures - Times of India
BHUBANESWAR: The state government has decided to engage IIT-Bhubaneswar to conduct an audit of existing 'traffic calming' initiatives on accident-prone roads in the state and suggest remedial measures. Traffic calming refers to measures taken to reduce the speed of fast-moving vehicles and prevent accidents.
United complete 'Manchester derby' double over City with 2-0 home win - Times of India
MANCHESTER: Manchester United completed their first home and away Premier League double over Manchester City since the Alex Ferguson era with goals from Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay giving them a 2-0 victory at Old Trafford on Sunday. United's triumph over second-placed City leaves runaway leaders Liverpool, who have a 25-point advantage, even closer to the title but not even that bitter-sweet element of the win could dampen the celebrations in the Stretford End.
Where India lost T20 World Cup final against Australia - Times of India
After their stupendous show in the group league stage, where they won all their matches, Harmanpreet Kaur & Co were outclassed in all three departments by the Australians. TOI takes a look at the five key moments of the final: NERVY START The relatively inexperienced Indian girls appeared to be overawed by the occasion and crumbled under pressure applied by the two Australian openers.
TOISA 2019: Happy that my efforts are helping me get recognition, says Para-athlete of the Year Manasi Joshi
News / TOISA 2019: Happy that my efforts are helping me get recognition, says Para-athlete of the Year Manasi Joshi (TOI photo) NEW DELHI: Ace shuttler Manasi Joshi was on Thursday named Para-athlete of the Year at the fourth Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA). The 30-year-old was the joint winner along with another para-badminton player Pramod Bhagat.
I am excited to play my first IPL: Yashasvi Jaiswal - Times of India
NAGPUR: From selling panipuri to become the 'player of the tournament' in the U-19 World Cup, Yashasvi Jaiswal has come a long way. After emerging as the highest run-getter in the tournament with 400 runs in six matches in South Africa last month, Yashasvi has been oozing with confidence and eager to extend his brilliant form in the forthcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) which begins on March 29. "I am really looking forward to play my first IPL.
Don't get overawed, advises Anjum Chopra - Times of India
KOLKATA: She was part of the Indian team that played its maiden ODI World Cup final in 2005, losing to Australia by 98 runs. Fifteen years later, Anjum Chopra, who is now part of the commentary team, will be keenly watching India take on hosts Australia in their maiden T20 World Cup final in Melbourne on Sunday. The former India skipper, who featured in six World Cups, has a piece of advice for the Indian girls. "There will be pressure when you play a World Cup final.
EPL: Liverpool bounce back to beat Bournemouth - Times of India
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool recovered from back-to-back defeats and conceding the opening goal on Saturday with a 2-1 win over Bournemouth to move to within three wins of ending a 30-year wait for the Premier League title. Callum Wilson's controversial early opener sent shockwaves around Anfield after a run of three defeats in four games in all competitions.
Fencer Chunni Lal cleared by WADA - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Fencer Chunni Lal, who had infamously put the blame on a dose of Viagra tablets for him returning dope positive for an anabolic steroid in July 2018, has been cleared by the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) to compete in domestic and international events after a re-analysis of his urine sample returned "negative" on testing by the Wada-accredited Rome laboratory.
AP 10th class exams postponed; check revised time table here - Times of India
Image used for representational purpose only NEW DELHI: The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh has revised the timetable of Secondary School Certificate Public Examinations, March, 2020. Earlier, the AP SSC examinations were scheduled to commence in March which has now been postponed to April keeping in view of the elections to local bodies. The AP SSC examinations were scheduled to begin on March, 23 and end on April 8, 2020.
Women's T20 World Cup: Forced eight-day break playing on Harmanpreet Kaur's mind ahead of big final - Times of India
MELBOURNE: A forced eight-day break has affected India's preparations going into the Women's T20 World Cup final on Sunday but the team is ready to rise to occasion in front a record crowd at the MCG, said skipper Harmanpreet Kaur. An unbeaten run in the group stage propelled India into their maiden T20 World Cup summit clash after their last-four clash against England was washed out on Thursday.
Shadow on IPL if COVID-19 can't be contained in time - Times of India
MUMBAI: A nearly 50% reduction in funds reserved for playoff standings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) is not the only trouble brewing right now. The franchises have also been asked to pay Rs 50 lakh as hosting fees per match to state associations instead of the earlier figure of Rs 30 lakh, and could suffer other potential losses due to the coronavirus threat. A possible fall in gate money is one such worry. Will the crowds come in large numbers? That’s a big question.
Janhvi Kapoor sweetly refuses to eat her birthday cake offered by paparazzi; says she is dieting - Times of India
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Photos: Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas, Katrina Kaif, Vicky Kaushal and more attend Isha Ambani Piramal's Holi bash! - Times of India
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Karsima Kapoor checks in style - Times of India
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I would have easily dominated 'baby bowler' Bumrah: Abdul Razzaq - Times of India
Former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq feels he would have gotten the better of highly rated India pacer Jasprit Bumrah had he still been playing the game. "I have played against great bowlers like Glenn McGrath and Wasim Akram, so Bumrah is a baby bowler in front of me and I could have easily dominated and attacked him," he said.
Himachal Pradesh Police Constable recruitment 2019: HP Constable written exam on December 22
According to the information, available on the official website, the written test for the post of Police Constables (C & TS) will be held on December 22, 2019. The written examination will be conducted from 11:00 am to 12:00 at Govt Degree College Sanjauli, Shimla - 171006. Candidates are advised to report to the examination center by 09:00 am along with their call letter.
South Asian Games 2019: India takes medal tally to 44 - Times of India
KATHMANDU: India took its medal tally to 44 till Wednesday morning in the ongoing South Asian Games 2019.India's tally was 40 by Tuesday evening, but the contingent managed to win one gold in both men's and women's table tennis tournament, one gold in men's 10,000 mts and one silver in Wushu-Men's Taolu Taiji Jian."#SAG2019 Update: India so far has won 44 medals with last 4 medals coming in #TableTennis,#Athletics & #Wushu.
Former president of AUSU Richa gets notice for evicting hostel
Singh had met the University Grant Commission's chairman Prof DP Singh on Monday and raised the issue of security of thousands of girl inmates residing in Six hostels located within the four-walls of WH. In her representation, Singh had questioned the AU authorities that how the workers of the contractor, many of whom are young boys, roam freely within the premises of WH without any identity proof and often pass objectionable comments and gestures to the girl inmates of WH.
IIT Tirupati bags 'Swachh Campus' award
TIRUPATI: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Tirupati has bagged 'Swachh Campus' award from the central government by securing sixth place in these awards among all universities having AICTE recognition including IITs, IISERs and Central Universities across the country.At a function held in New Delhi on Tuesday, the Secretary of Human Resources Development Ministry Mr Reddy Subramanyam has given away the award and meritorious certificate to IIT Tirupati Registrar A.V.B. Prasad and Prof...
Over 1,250 students gain insight in HIV work on open-day
Over 1,250 students from more than 18 colleges and schools from Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad and Mumbai visited the NARI campus in Bhosari on the open day. The activities included display of educational posters and video, visits with experts to the dedicated HIV museum, question-answer sessions with a panel of experts and laboratory visits. PUNE: City-based National AIDS Research Institute (NARI) held an ‘open-day’ to mark World AIDS Day (December 1).
Big sports events today - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Here are the big sports events lined up for Wednesday (December 4) that comprise action from the football world.Crystal Palace vs BournemouthBurnley FC vs Manchester CityEast Bengal vs Real KashmirOdisha FC vs Bengaluru FC
NTA IIFT 2020 answer key released, raise objections till December 5
National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the question paper and answer key of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) MBA (IB) 2020 entrance examination on its official website today i.e. December 3, 2019. The candidates who have appeared for the IIFT MBA 2020 entrance examination can visit the official website of NTA and NTA IIFT — iift.nta.nic.in - to check and download the answer keys.
South Asian Games: India clinches 27 medals on Day 2 with big hauls from shooting, athletics; remains second - Times of India
KATHMANDU: Indian athletes dominated the track and field events and at the shooting range to clinch 27 medals, including 11 gold, on the second day of competitions and remain in the second position at the medals tally in the South Asian Games here on Tuesday. India completely dominated the first day of athletics events by clinching 10 medals (4 gold, 4 silver, 2 bronze) while the shooters also fetched nine (4 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze) to swell the country's tally.
HUMOUR: Rishabh Pant complains of atmosphere of fear under Kohli-Shastri
Stories in Mocktale are works of fiction intended to bring a smile to your face. They bear no connection to events and characters in real life. Taking a cue from remarks made by a renowned industrialist recently, veteran non-performing wicketkeeper/batsman Rishabh Pant has claimed that under the leadership of current Indian captain Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri, non-performers live in constant fear. NEW DELHI.
Horoscope Today, 3 December 2019: Check astrological prediction for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer and other signs
What will this Tuesday bring you? Here is what the stars foretell on what lies ahead... Aries Today, situation is under control. Your destiny may likely to be with you in terms of gains in the past investments. You may get some rewards for your hard work. Projects which were stopped without a reason may likely to be reinitiated. You may expect peaceful religious travel. You may also plan to donate some amount to any religious place or to some charity.
Import curbs likely on over 350 items to boost ‘Make in India’
In addition, departments are looking into suggestions of waiving the requirement for global tender for government procurement in sectors where it thinks there is sufficient domestic capacity to execute a contract, sources told TOI. Several ministries such as textiles, electronics and IT and commerce and industry have been asked to initiate action on the identified list of products.
We are a government that listens, says finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman
NEW DELHI: Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday responded to the opposition's jibe at the state of the economy by saying that if there is a government that listens, it is Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. "We are a government that listens, whether it is criticism or an input. When home minister responded to an industry leader, it was with a clear attitude that we are willing to hear or take criticism," the minister said.
Cautious Graeme Smith confirms on-going discussions over CSA role - Times of India
CAPE TOWN: Graeme Smith has confirmed he is again in discussions with Cricket South Africa (CSA) to be their new Director of Cricket, but said a Sunday newspaper report that he had already been appointed was premature.
AN INSIGHT TO MUTUAL FUNDS
https://www.nipponindiamf.com/InvestorEducation/home.htm The concept of mutual funds in India is not new but in the past decade or two, it certainly has gained much popularity. Aiding people a better way to manage their wealth, mutual funds in India is a successful collective investment vehicle. It basically brings together the money of a group of people who wish to invest in securities.
Akshay Kumar drops a new poster and announces that a ‘Good Newwz’ is coming their way soon - Times of India
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Akshay Kumar are all set to reunite once again for ' Good Newwz '. Directed by Raj Mehta, the film also stars Kiara Advani and Diljit Dosanjh in pivotal roles. The film has been making headlines ever since it was announced. To keep the excitement level high among the audience, the makers recently dropped a new poster and it is unmissable! In this post, we can see the stars posing together outside an operation theatre.
Mahesh Babu reacts on the brutal murder of Hyderabad vet: We are failing, as a society! - Times of India
The entire Telugu film fraternity expressed their shock and anger regarding the brutal rape and murder of a young veterinarian on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The 27-year-old girl who had gone missing on Wednesday night was found dead and charred at Shadnagar on Thursday morning. She was gang-raped and murdered by four merciless persons who offered to help her punctured two-wheeler get repaired. The heinous crime on the innocent girl has left the entire nation in shock.
Exclusive! “Why should I regret it?” says 'Kahaani's original Bob Biswas reacting to Abhishek Bachchan's spin-off - Times of India
The moment Shah Rukh Khan announced the spin-off of Sujoy Ghosh directed ‘Kahaani’, it sent social media into a tizzy. While some were delighted to hear about the revival of a spine-chilling negative character into a full-fledged feature film, many were not that happy about the casting. There were questions about casting Abhishek Bachchan as the iconic character, not the original actor Saswata Chatterjee , who actually made it so popular.
Cricket fraternity applauds Jasprit Bumrah's maiden Test hat-trick - Times of India
Cricket fraternity on Sunday applauded India pacer Jasprit Bumrah's on his career maiden Test hat-trick against West Indies in the second Test. The 25-year-old became the third Indian to achieve the feat in the longest format of the game. Previously Harbhajan Singh and Irfan Pathan had taken hat-tricks in Test matches for India. Jasprit Bumrah.
Big sports events today - Times of India
(All timings in IST) 9:00 am (Cricket - 2nd Unofficial ODI) India A vs South Africa A 9:30 am (Cricket - Duleep Trophy) India Green vs India Red, 3rd Match, Day 3 5:00 pm (Football - English Premier League) Southampton vs Manchester United 5:30 pm (Shooting - ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol) Anish Bhanwala, Anhad Jawanda, Adarsh Singh in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men Qualification 7:00 pm (Football - Bundesliga) Bayern Munich vs Mainz 7:30 pm (Shooting - ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol) Manu Bhaker,...
Belgium wait on Eden Hazard injury ahead of Euro 2020 qualifiers - Times of India
BRUSSELS: Belgium will decide next week whether Eden Hazard is fit enough to play in their Euro 2020 qualifiers away in San Marino and Scotland, coach Roberto Martinez said on Friday. Playmaker Hazard, who has been included in Martinez's squad for the two games, has yet to make his La Liga debut for new club Real Madrid after suffering a thigh injury in training. "We will assess him on Tuesday and every day after that will be important to see whether he can play. We only play Scotland on Sept.
'Rashmi Rocket': Taapsee Pannu's tough athlete look will leave you impressed! - Times of India
Taapsee Pannu has carved his own niche in the Industry with her acting prowess. The star likes to experiments with her roles and is she is not afraid of trying something she never did before. Yesterday, the star shared pictures and hinted about her next venture. Now, the star has announced her next film ' Rashmi Rocket '. The actress shared a motion poster of her next. The film is helmed by Akarsh Khurana who had directed the Irrfan Khan , Dulquer Salmaan and Mithila Palkar-starrer ' Karwaan'.
Photos: Ranbir Kapoor's sister Riddhima Kapoor Sahni is a hardcore yoga enthusiast and these photos are proof - Times of India
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‘Mimi’: The first looks poster of Kriti Sanon’s film based on surrogacy will impress you - Times of India
After keeping the fans intrigued and exited for her next, which is based on the subject of surrogacy, Kriti Sanon has finally unveiled the first look poster of the film. The actress will reportedly be playing a mother in the film. Taking to her Instagram handle, she shared the first look poster of the film with her fans. In the poster, we can see two hands; one holding a newborn baby and the other one waiting to receive the baby.
Gunjan Saxena: 7 Lesser known facts about the brave Indian Flight Lieutenant - Times of India
Janhvi Kapoor will step into the shoes of brave Indian fighter pilot Gunjan Saxena for an inspiring biopic on the Kargil brave-heart. Several posters of the the actress from ‘Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl’ were unveiled yesterday and Janhvi looked impressive in the uniformed avatar. The project is produced by Karam Johar and will hit the screens in March 2020. In the meantime, here’s taking a look at some lesser known facts about the courageous woman who inspired this biopic.
Pak Sikhâs daughter forcibly converted, married to Muslim
AMRITSAR: The kidnapping, forced conversion and marriage of a Sikh granthiâs (priest) daughter to a Muslim youth at Nankana Sahib, the birth place of Guru Nanak Dev, just ahead of the 550th birth anniversary of the first Sikh master, has left the minuscule Sikh community of Pakistan shocked and outraged. The girl, whose father Bhagwan Singh is a granthi at Gurdwara Tambu Sahib, Nankana Sahib, has been forcibly converted to Islam and married to a Muslim boy Mohammad Ehsaan.
‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’: Anees Bazmee says Kartik Aaryan will be the happiest if Akshay Kumar joins the cast of the film - Times of India
Kartik Aaryan is all set to step into the shoes of Akshay Kumar in the sequel of 2007 film, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa’. While there are a lot of speculative stories going around suggesting Akshay Kumar being part of the film, director Anees Bazmee recently spilled the beans on the same. Speaking about it Anees revealed that the film is being designed such that Akshay can be included in a special appearance. He reportedly said that they haven't completed the script yet.
Biden defends faulty telling of military heroism story
GREENVILLE: Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is defending his faulty description of a tale of military heroism and his interactions with service members. The Washington Post reports that Biden recently told a campaign audience an emotional story of pinning a medal on a heartbroken service member. But the former vice president got many of the details wrong.
Prabhas is keen to work with THESE Bollywood actresses! - Times of India
After the super success of his ‘Baahubali’ series, Prabhas is riding high in his career. The actor has become one of the most bankable actors in the film industry. After working with Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor in ‘Saaho’, Prabhas recently revealed that he is keen to work with some other B-Town actresses too. In an interview with Zoomtv.com, the actor spilled the beans on his favourite Bollywood actresses.
Runaway pigs create havoc in Vermont; brought back using hot dog buns
ORANGE, VERMONT: About 250 pigs have been causing a ruckus in a Vermont town the past month after they escaped from their enclosure, but most of them had been returned as of Thursday thanks in part to a trail of hot dog buns and good ol' fashioned corralling. Several farm workers and a couple of volunteers who heard about the loose pigs trudged up and down the dirt road hill Thursday trying to drive any pigs back into the Sugar Mountain Farm in Orange.
US gets space warfare command, Trump says it's key to country's defence
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump on Thursday formally launched the Space Command, which he said will defend America's vital interests in "the next war-fighting domain". Gen John W Raymond is the commander of the US Space Command, which has been established as the 11th Unified Combatant Command of the American armed forces. "It's a big deal. As the newest combatant command, SPACECOM will defend America's vital interests in space â the next war-fighting domain.
Cameron Bancroft joins Steve Smith and David Warner in Australia's Ashes squad - Times of India
LONDON: Opening batsman Cameron Bancroft was on Friday included in Australia's 17-man squad for a five-Test Ashes series against England alongside Steve Smith and David Warner. All three batsmen served lengthy bans for their roles in a ball-tampering scandal in South Africa last year.
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