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IPL 2026: Ajinkya Rahane limps off mid-game in MI vs KKR game at Wankhede

In Rahane's absence, India all-rounder Rinku Singh who was named the vice-captain before the IPL 2026 began, took over the captaincy role.

IPL 2026: Sangakkara backs Riyan Parag over seniors for RR captaincy

RR named Parag as the skipper for IPL 2026 ahead of many senior players, raising a lot of eyebrows, especially after the franchise had won only two of the eight games that he had capta

Pioneer Fil-Med files for ₹500 crore IPO to fund new manufacturing units

OFS includes stake sales by promoter Pioneer Facor IT Infradevelopers and promoter group entity Aztech India, each proposing to offload shares worth up to ₹125 crore

Delhi Police arrests Mysuru man for sending over 1,100 hoax bomb threats

The arrest comes amid a recent spate of bomb threat messages being sent to the Delhi High Court, assembly and several educational and government institutions

WTO talks conclude, no consensus on extension of ecommerce duty moratorium

Talks on the e-commerce import duty ban reached a deadlock between Brazil and the US

Aircraft supply crunch 'hurdle' in India's aviation growth: Rammohan Naidu

As many as 1,700 orders for aircraft are pending, and it will take up to 15 years for them to arrive, the minister said

Pakistan to host US-Iran talks amid escalating West Asia conflict

Ishaq Dar made these remarks while addressing the media after holding the quadrilateral consultations with his counterparts from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkiye

Vijaypat Singhania: A textile magnate who loved flying and adventure

Raymond patriarch Vijaypat Singhania, industrialist and aviation pioneer, dies at 87, leaving behind a legacy of business leadership and daring feats

US-India partnership set for 'win-win' economic growth: Sergio Gor

The envoy's remarks came amid efforts by New Delhi and Washington to solidify bilateral ties following a turbulent spell triggered by the US policy on tariffs

Regional powers' huddle in Pakistan to de-escalate West Asia conflict

The two-day quadrilateral summit is Pakistan's attempt to broker peace in West Asia

Govt may consider more relief packages if West Asia crisis prolongs

Global crude prices have risen by almost 50 per cent since the United States and Israel launched military strikes against Iran on February 28, triggering sweeping retaliation from Tehran

Airlines to offer 60% seats in flights without extra charges from April 20

Generally, airlines charge Rs 200 to Rs 2,100 for choosing seats, depending on various factors, including front rows and extra leg room, a travel industry executive had said

Nepal police arrest former energy minister Khadka in money laundering case

The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police took Khadka into custody on Sunday morning, The Himalayan quoted CIB spokesperson Shiva Kumar Shrestha as saying

AIIMS College of Nursing alumna appointed health minister of Nepal

In a statement, AIIMS Delhi said, "This remarkable achievement is a moment of great pride for the institution and the nursing community at large"

Stalin unveils DMK manifesto, pledges welfare expansion, development push

Promises include higher grants for women and students, expanded schemes, and increased procurement prices

Former Raymond Group chairman Vijaypat Singhania cremated in Mumbai

Singhania, who was at the helm of the company from 1980 to 2000, died after a brief illness on Saturday evening. He was 87

Govt ramps up measures to ensure fuel, LPG supplies amid Hormuz disruption

Govt assures adequate fuel, gas supplies amid Hormuz disruption, urges public to avoid panic buying as refineries run at full capacity

West Asia conflict: Two India-bound LPG tankers clear Strait of Hormuz

While BW TYR is proceeding towards Mumbai with an expected arrival on March 31, BW ELM is en route to New Mangalore with an estimated arrival date of April 1

Sri Lankan President Dissanayake thanks PM Modi for fuel shipment

The Sri Lankan President also thanked External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for his support

Summer flight approvals moderated after IndiGo disruption in Dec: Report

In the domestic summer schedule, airlines are set to operate at least 10 per cent less flights compared to the number flights flown during the same period a year ago