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Indian shooter Swaroop Unhalkar finished 14th in the men's 10m air rifle standing (SH1) qualification round at the Paralympic Games, failing to make it to the eight-player final on Saturday. Unhalkar, 38, who narrowly missed a bronze medal at the Tokyo Paralympics, scored an aggregate of 613.4 points in an…

In India, where family bonds and respect for elders are deeply rooted cultural values, the generational gap between seniors and youngsters has become increasingly prominent. As societal dynamics shift and modern lifestyles evolve, understanding and bridging this gap is crucial for ensuring effective senior care and enhancing the quality of…

NEW DELHI: Because of his versatility in fielding at any position on the ground, former South Africa cricketer and Pro Cricket League brand ambassador Jonty Rhodes declared that Ravindra Jadeja is the "best fielder" in modern cricket.

India's Shubhankar Sharma successfully made it to the weekend rounds at the British Masters after finishing Day 2 with an even-par 72, despite a closing bogey.

A nonprofit in North India is using local languages and childhood stories to teach poor women to develop websites, apps.

NEW DELHI: For the forthcoming multi-format series against Australia, Samit Dravid, the son of former India captain and head coach Rahul Dravid, was selected on Saturday to play for the Indian under-19 team.

Yuki Bhambri of India and Albano Olivetti of France progressed to the men's doubles third round of the US Open after a hard-fought victory over the 15th seeds, Austin Krajicek from the USA and Jean-Julien Roger from the Netherlands.

Retirement life for seniors in India has evolved significantly over the decades, reflecting broader social, economic, and cultural changes. Traditionally, retirement was viewed as a period of rest after decades of hard work, with a focus on family responsibilities and maintaining religious or cultural practices.

In tied-third place on 4-under, three behind Sweden's Haeggman

NEW DELHI: Paris Olympics saw many medal success stories being written by Indian athletes but there were quite a few heartbreaks too. Six of the athletes missed out on a medal with each securing fourth spot in their respective events.

India's T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav suffered a hand injury while fielding for Mumbai in the team's match against Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) XI in the Buchi Babu tournament.