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Sports a major career option in India now, says TOISA 2019 'Coach of the Year' Jaspal Rana - Times of India
NEW DELHI: India's celebrated shooting guru Jaspal Rana was named the 'Coach of the Year' at the Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA 2019) held here on March 5. According to Rana, with growing government support, sports has become a major career option for the youngsters to pursue. "Gone is the time when academics was the only source of becoming successful.
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.
Four Indian boxers book Olympic berths; enter semis of Asian qualifiers - Times of India
AMMAN (Jordan): Four Indian boxers, including the seasoned duo of Vikas Krishan (69kg) and Pooja Rani (75kg), secured Tokyo Olympic berths on Sunday by advancing to the semifinals of the Asian Qualifiers with contrasting quarterfinal victories. Rani, Krishan (69kg), Lovlina Borgohain (69kg) and Ashish Kumar (75kg) became the first set of Indian boxers to qualify for the showpiece scheduled in July-August this year.
Rajasthan Royals have potential to win IPL title this year, says Zubin Bharucha - Times of India
NAGPUR: First a better human being, then a better cricketer and then a better Royal. This has been the mantra of Rajasthan Royals ever since the first season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). They are unfazed about results. All they want is to help their players become better human beings and quality cricketers. “If they master the first two important things, then he would be automatically a better Royal. Our focus is always on the overall development of our players.
No handshakes, only Namaste at All England: PV Sindhu - Times of India
HYDERABAD/NEW DELHI: PV Sindhu has found a way to avoid the coronavirus threat during her stay in Birmingham at the All England badminton championship - greet players, coaches, officials and the fans with the traditional Namaste, a customary Indian way of greeting people. For Sindhu, whose best finish at the world's oldest badminton meet was the top-four appearance at the 2018 edition, a modern-day handshake during the March 11 to 15 tournament would be a strict no-no.
Fans invade pitch, go berserk after Hardik Pandya's blistering show - Times of India
(Photo credit: @hardikpandya7 Twitter handle) NAVI MUMBAI: Crazy scenes were witnessed at the DY Patil Stadium after star all-rounder Hardik Pandya slammed yet another century in the 16th DY Patil T20 Cup. On Friday, Hardik slammed a 55-ball 158 in Reliance 1's semi-final clash against BPCL. After the culmination of the match, thousands of fans invaded the pitch, chanting "Hardik, Hardik" as the noise reverberated in the stadium.
Honour and privilege to serve country again: Sunil Joshi - Times of India
Sunil Joshi. (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Newly-appointed selection committee chief Sunil Joshi on Thursday said getting a chance to serve Indian cricket again was an honour and privilege. The 49-year-old Joshi played 15 Tests and 69 ODIs between 1996 and 2001, taking 41 and 69 wickets respectively. He has coached state teams of UP and Jammu and Kashmir and was part of the Bangladesh support staff until the 2019 World Cup. "I deem it an honour and a privilege to serve our beloved country again.
Coronavirus forces Indian shuttlers to pull out of German Junior Open Badminton tournament - Times of India
NAGPUR: The coronavirus epidemic has been hitting the Indian shuttlers hard. The viral outbreak is already making the life difficult for senior players like Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth as they aim to seal the Tokyo Olympics berths and now it has affected the junior shuttlers too. The entire Indian squad has pulled out of the German Junior Open International Grand Prix Badminton tournament being held at Berlin from March 4 to 8.
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