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Sarfaraz Khan’s superb 150 and Rishabh Pant’s swift 99 propelled India to 462 in the second innings, setting New Zealand a target of 107. Rain interrupted play as New Zealand began their chase. India hopes to defend this low target on the final day, historically having successfully defended 107 runs against Australia in 2004.
The ministry of external affairs condemned Rahul Gandhi’s remark comparing Prime Minister Modi to Joe Biden, calling it ‘unfortunate’ and not reflective of India’s warm […]
Devotees in New Delhi celebrated Chhath Puja in the Yamuna River despite its heavy pollution and a court order prohibiting it. The Delhi High Court […]
A fiery truck collision involving a chemical-laden truck disrupted the Jaipur-Ajmer highway on Friday morning. Several trucks caught fire near a petrol pump, causing burn […]