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Janneman Malan added to South Africa squad for India - Times of India
Janneman Malan. (Getty Images) POTCHEFSTROOM (South Africa): Opening batsman Janneman Malan has been added to South Africa's squad for three one-day internationals in India, Cricket South Africa announced on Saturday. Malan will be part of a 16-man squad which will depart from Johannesburg on Sunday. The first match is in Dharamshala on Thursday.
We need to limit foreigners to find Sunil Chhetri's successor: Igor Stimac - Times of India
MUMBAI: Indian national team coach Igor Stimac firmly believes there is potentially only one solution to a question that’s troubled fans of the Blue Tigers in recent times. The question, of course, being — Who will lead India’s attack once current talisman Sunil Chhetri calls time on his career?
Blistering 158 & duck in a day's work for all-rounder Hardik Pandya - Times of India
Image credit: Hardik Pandya's Twitter handle. NAVI MUMBAI: More than 15,000 fans had turned up at the DY Patil Stadium to witness thefinalof the 16th DY Patil T20 Cup between Reliance 1 and Indian Oil on a breezy Friday evening. After all, India stars Shikhar Dhawan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Hardik Pandya were turning up for Reliance. Add to the fact that the news of Pandya having struck a whirlwind 55-ball 158 in the semi-final against BPCL earlier in the day had reached far and wide.
‘For centuries, men saw women as intellectual inferiors. Today, women scientists are real heroes’ - Times of India
Angela Saini is an award-winning British science writer. Speaking to Times Evoke, Saini explains the barriers limiting women’s access to science, women challenging these limitations — and the multiple layers of bias being removed in the process: Why are there such few women in science?
Davis Cup Qualifiers: Ramkumar pushes Cilic before defeat, India trail 0-2 against Croatia - Times of India
ZAGREB: Ramkumar Ramanathan lost a dog fight with Marin Cilic in one of the best matches of his career after unforced errors pulled Prajnesh Gunneswaran down as India trailed Croatia 0-2 on the opening day of the Davis Cup Qualifiers, here on Friday. The match between Ramkumar and Cilic was all about boom boom serves in which the Croat prevailed 7-6 (8) 7-6(8) in gruelling two hours and 12 minutes.
Intel joins CBSE to empower 1 lakh Indian students in AI
Initiatives include the roll-out of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) curriculum framework for grades VIII, IX and X for 22,000 schools, with the aim to empower one lakh students within 2020, the company said in a statement. The curriculum is based on 'Intel AI For Youth', which is an immersive, hands-on learning programme using experiential methodologies covering both social and technological skills.
Coronavirus affecting Olympic preparations but Indian athletes hopeful of Tokyo Games being on time - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The novel coronavirus outbreak has affected their Olympic preparations but India's top athletes like PV Sindhu and Bajrang Punia say they are optimistic about the quadrennial event going ahead as scheduled despite the current health crisis. Olympic silver-medallist Sindhu says she can understand the apprehensions of fellow shuttlers, including compatriot Sania Nehwal, who is racing against time to qualify for the Games due to the cancellation of tournaments in the wake of the outbreak.
BHIM-UPI TOISA: PV Sindhu shines brightest amongst sports winners for 2019
NEW DELHI: PV Sindhu, Rohit Sharma, Rani, Saurabh Chaudhary, Dutee Chand, Manu Bhaker, Bajrang Punia and Jaspal Rana are some of the prominent names that featured among the winners at the Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) powered by BHIM-UPI, which honoured the best performances in Indian sport in 2019 at a glittering awards function in Delhi on Thursday.
Vivo S1 Pro gets a price cut on India
NEW DELHI: Chinese smartphone Vivo has slashed the price of its mid-range smartphone Vivo S1 Pro. According to Mumbai-based retailer Mahesh Telecom, the Vivo S1 Pro has got a price cut of Rs 1,000. The smartphone was launched in January last year at Rs 19,990 and is now selling at Rs 18,990. Vivo S1 Pro specifications The Vivo S1 Pro features a 6.38-inch full HD+ display with 1080x2340 pixel resolution. The display is made scratch resistant with a coating of protective glass.
Realme Band with up to 9 days battery life launched: Price, specs and more
After teasing it for a long time, Realme has finally launched its first fitness band --called the Realme Band -- in India. The fitness band comes with real-time heart rate monitoring, up to nine sports modes and personalised dial faces. Realme Band: Price and availability The Realme Band has been priced at Rs 1,499. It will be available today itself between 2pm-4pm on Realme’s official website. The Realme Band comes with three strap options — Black, Yellow and Green.
Salman Khan get snapped driving an SUV in the city; view pics - Times of India
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EPFO SSA Mains Admit Card 2019 to be released soon
Employees’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) is likely to release the admit card for the Social Security Assistant (SSA) recruitment 2019 Mains examination on Friday, October 25, 2019. Employees’ Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) is likely to release the admit card for the Social Security Assistant (SSA) recruitment 2019 Mains examination on Friday, October 25, 2019.
Australia PM Scott Morrison becomes water boy - Times of India
CANBERRA: In a rare occasion on a cricket field, Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison acted as a water boy during a practice game between the Prime Minister's XI and Sri Lanka at the Manuka Oval here on Thursday.Morrison was seen carrying drinks for the Prime Minister's XI and pictures of him doing the job have left the world pleasantly surprised.
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