Five students at Bahra University in Himachal Pradesh were expelled for brutally ragging a fellow student, highlighting the ongoing problem of ragging in Indian colleges despite a Supreme Court ban. The incident, caught on camera, involved physical assault, threats, and attempts to force the victim to consume alcohol.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined India’s vision to become a global semiconductor hub, aiming for a $500 billion domestic electronics market by 2030. This ambitious plan involves massive investments, training programs, and partnerships with leading technology companies, solidifying India’s position as a key player in the global chip supply chain.
The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) plans to restructure the domestic competition and qualification system for major international events from the 2025 season. The new system aims to provide athletes with more opportunities to compete and improve their performance, culminating in peak performance at key events. This comes in response to the decline in Indian athlete performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The AFI is also emphasizing regional competitions and decentralizing national camps, allowing athletes to train closer to home and choose their training environment.
India’s drug regulator has suspended the approval granted to Entod Pharmaceutical Ltd. to manufacture PresVu eye drops, citing the company’s unapproved claims that the drops reduce dependency on reading glasses. The regulator raised concerns about the safety of the eye drops and their over-the-counter use, as they were approved as a prescription drug. Entod Pharmaceuticals has disputed the suspension and plans to challenge the order in court.
India’s Davis Cup team faces a challenging matchup against Sweden, weakened by the absence of key players Sumit Nagal and Yuki Bhambri. Captain Rohit Rajpal acknowledges the team’s diminished strength, but remains hopeful for a competitive tie, emphasizing the importance of doubles play and the potential of upcoming players.
The second round of the Duleep Trophy 2024 is set to begin on Thursday, September 12, with intriguing matchups between India A vs India D and India B vs India C. India C and India D will be looking to continue their winning momentum from the first round, while India A and India B will be hoping for a turnaround. This article provides details about the upcoming matches, including team lineups, venue, timings, and where to watch the live action.
Kapil Parmar, a visually impaired judoka from India, overcame adversity and societal prejudice to become India’s first Paralympic medalist in the sport. His journey from facing taunts to achieving international recognition is a testament to his resilience and determination.
A Singaporean vlogger, Chan Sylvia, has shared her experience with a rickshaw driver scam in Old Delhi, warning travelers to be cautious and avoid certain practices. Her videos highlight the importance of having cash handy, avoiding taxis at night, and not sharing your phone number with rickshaw drivers.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a co-founder of the banned organization Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), has praised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s recent comments on the Sikh community in India, calling them ‘bold and pioneering.’ Pannun claims Gandhi’s remarks reflect the historical struggles of Sikhs in India and justify SFJ’s push for a separate Sikh homeland, Khalistan. This endorsement has sparked a political firestorm in India, with BJP leaders accusing Gandhi of aligning himself with anti-India forces.
In the annals of India-Pakistan cricket history, Irfan Pathan’s hat-trick in the very first over of the third Test in 2006 stands out as a moment of pure magic. This feat, achieved at Karachi’s National Stadium, remains unparalleled in Test cricket history, cementing Pathan’s place as a legend.
