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JAMMU: A suspected drone was spotted near an Army area on the outskirts of Jammu city late Friday, hours after J&K Police had shot down an IED-laden hexacopter in Akhnoor. Around 8.25pm, the flying object with a blinking white light, was seen hovering in Kaluchak […]
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SRINAGAR: Three terrorists were killed and an Army jawan was injured in an anti-terror operation in Shokbaba forest in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Saturday. The encounter raged on till the time of filing this report. Based on intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists […]
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Representative image NEW DELHI: Trials for Bharat Biotech’s Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin on children are underway and results are expected to be released by September, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) director Randeep Guleria informed. “Vaccines for children should come out now because trials in […]
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COLOMBO: India captain Shikhar Dhawan said the team management will try out new faces but only if they fit into the best playing XI during the upcoming three-match T20 International series against Sri Lanka, starting here on Sunday. Like India blooded as many as five […]
JAMMU: A suspected drone was spotted near an Army area on the outskirts of Jammu city late Friday, hours after J&K Police had shot down an IED-laden hexacopter in Akhnoor. Around 8.25pm, the flying object with a blinking white light, was seen hovering in Kaluchak […]
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JAMMU: A suspected drone was spotted near an Army area on the outskirts of Jammu city late Friday, hours after J&K Police had shot down an IED-laden hexacopter in Akhnoor.
Around 8.25pm, the flying object with a blinking white light, was seen hovering in Kaluchak area under the jurisdiction of Gangyal police station. “The suspected drone was flying about 150-200m above ground level and was spotted for a minute before it appeared to move towards Ratnuchak village. An alert was sounded and the area was cordoned off,” said a source.
Earlier on Friday, Jammu Police had shot down a drone fitted with 5kg ready-to-use IED in Akhnoor. At a press conference later, Jammu ADGP Mukesh Singh had revealed that the threads found on the hexacopter matched with those on the flying objects used to carry out the twin explosion at Jammu Air Force Station on June 27, which left two IAF personnel injured. He added that in the past one-and-a-half years, J&K Police have so far recovered 16 AK-47 rifles, numerous magazines, 15 grenades and 18 IEDs air-dropped from Pakistan.
SRINAGAR: Three terrorists were killed and an Army jawan was injured in an anti-terror operation in Shokbaba forest in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Saturday. The encounter raged on till the time of filing this report. Based on intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists […]
NationSRINAGAR: Three terrorists were killed and an Army jawan was injured in an anti-terror operation in Shokbaba forest in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Saturday. The encounter raged on till the time of filing this report.
Based on intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists in the forest area of Shokbaba in Sumlar-Aragam, a joint team of the Army’s 13RR and 14RR, Para (SF), MARCOS, CRPF and Bandipora Police launched a cordon-and-search operation in the area, said police in a statement.
On seeing the security forces approach, holed-in terrorists opened fire at the search party, triggering an encounter. In the initial fire exchange, a jawan of 14RR sustained bullet injuries and was evacuated to a hospital for treatment.
Three terrorists, who are yet to be identified, have so far been killed in the gunfight, police said, adding that the encounter was still underway.
French officials say more than 160,000 people across the country have taken part in latest protests against government moves to curb the spread of Covid-19. In Paris, anti-riot police fired teargas as clashes broke out during protests, and made several arrests.
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French officials say more than 160,000 people across the country have taken part in latest protests against government moves to curb the spread of Covid-19.
In Paris, anti-riot police fired teargas as clashes broke out during protests, and made several arrests.
The aerial battle was keenly contested throughout South Africa: (12) 17 Try: De Klerk Pens: Pollard 4 British and Irish Lions: (3) 22 Try: Cowan-Dickie Con: Biggar Pens: Biggar 4, Farrell The British and Irish Lions drew first blood in the series against South Africa […]
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| South Africa: (12) 17 |
| Try: De Klerk Pens: Pollard 4 |
| British and Irish Lions: (3) 22 |
| Try: Cowan-Dickie Con: Biggar Pens: Biggar 4, Farrell |
The British and Irish Lions drew first blood in the series against South Africa after fighting back from nine points down at half-time to win 22-17.
The tourists were adrift at the break after Handre Pollard’s four penalties.
But hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie scrambled over from short range four minutes after the break to change the tide.
Faf de Klerk’s scrappy try briefly restored the world champions’ cushion but Dan Biggar’s boot and the tourists’ superior conditioning saw them home.
The Lions survived a late onslaught when Owen Farrell’s penalty three minutes from time was followed by a desperate last-ditch attack from the hosts as they searched for a score-tying try in vain.
With the next two Tests to be played at the same sea-level venue, rather than Johannesburg as originally planned, the Lions will return to Cape Town Stadium in seven days looking for the kill and a first series win in South Africa since the iconic 1997 success.
South Africa’s winless streak in the city now stretches back to September 2014. The hosts, who have played only one Test in 20 months, will wonder how the match and momentum slipped away from them after a controlled and composed first half.
Twelve years ago, the Lions were caught cold by a Springbok blitz of hits and heft in the first Test. On that occasion they conceded a try inside the first five minutes and were 19 points down early in the second half.
Lukhanyo Am landed a huge hit on Elliot Daly in midfield, but, overall, the Lions of 2021 more than matched their hosts physically in the opening exchanges.
Instead, South Africa’s shrewd kicking game, forcing the Lions to play from deep, and the tourists’ occasional indiscipline, Tom Curry and Elliot Daly chief among the culprits, gave Handre Pollard four shots at goal and the Boks a 12-3 lead on the half hour.
Biggar and Elliot Daly both missed chances to cut the deficit from the tee, before Robbie Henshaw squandered the best opening either side had created in the final minute of a cagey half.
The Lions centre hared clear on a blind-side break after Biggar’s quick hands beat South Africa’s rush defence. However, with options on either shoulder, Henshaw couldn’t get a pass away before full-back Willie Le Roux dislodged the ball with a superb cover tackle.
It seemed it might be costly. Instead it was a sign of things to come.
The game opened up in the second half with Cowan-Dickie burrowing over at the back of a rolling maul that steamrolled through the heart of the Springbok pack four minutes after the interval. The Lions rarely looked back.
Lions coach Warren Gatland had placed South African video official Marius Jonker under the microscope earlier in the week, questioning why there was no alternative neutral TMO when New Zealander Brendon Pickerill was unable to travel to South Africa.
The spotlight duly swung on Jonker with two hair’s-width calls in the space of two minutes after Cowan-Dickie’s score.
First, Jonker overturned referee Nic Berry’s on-field decision, ruling out Willie Le Roux’s try for an offside that only he could see for certain.
Shortly after, Jonker could not see any evidence of a knock-on from Pieter-Steph du Toit as Makazole Mapimpi’s kick ahead caused chaos and De Klerk dotted down in the fray.
| South Africa | British & Irish Lions | |
| 48% | Possession | 52% |
| 45% | Territory | 55% |
| 245 | Metres carried | 256 |
| 15 | Defenders beaten | 19 |
| 128/19 | Tackles made/missed | 108/15 |
| 6 | Turnovers won | 8 |
| 14 | Penalties conceded | 8 |
But that score could not stop the momentum slipping away from South Africa.
The hosts, playing only their second Test since their Rugby World Cup final win in November 2019, looked long on fatigue and short on stamina.
Their much-vaunted bomb-squad front row – Frans Malherbe, Malcolm Marx and Steven Kitshoff – failed to deliver the expected edge in the scrum as they arrived off the bench.
And Lions’ coach Warren Gatland’s faith that South Africa would fade if they kept the tempo high and the ball in play was eventually borne out to the delight of the entire squad who spilled onto the pitch at the final whistle.
Gatland and his coaches came to their selection meeting earlier in the week with only seven unanimous picks in their various starting line-ups.
In the unlikely event that Maro Itoje was not one of them, he certainly will be when the backroom reconvene ahead of the second Test.
The England second row, a talismanic figure in the drawn series against New Zealand four years ago, was once again supreme, scrapping for every inch and pilfering breakdown ball, including one critical turnover in the shadow of his own posts.
Courtney Lawes was a more contentious choice in the starting back row. But his abrasive ball-carrying and appetite for work saw him wrestle his way into the ascendancy as the match wore on.
The performance of the replacement front row – Mako Vunipola, Ken Owens and Kyle Sinckler – may give Gatland food for thought as well, particularly given Cowan-Dickie’s brief wobbles at the line-out in the first half.
South Africa: Le Roux; Kolbe, Am, De Allende, Mapimpi; Pollard, De Klerk; Nche, Mbonambi, Nyakane, Etzebeth, Mostert, Kolisi (capt), Du Toit, Smith
Replacements: Marx, Kitshoff, Malherbe, De Jager, Elstadt, H Jantjies, E Jantjies, Willemse
British and Irish Lions: Hogg; A Watson, Daly, Henshaw, Van Der Merwe; Biggar, Price; Sutherland, Cowan-Dickie, Furlong, Itoje, AW Jones (capt), Lawes, Curry, Conan.
Replacements: Owens, Vunipola, Sinckler, Beirne, H Watson, Murray, Farrell, L Williams.
COLOMBO: India captain Shikhar Dhawan said the team management will try out new faces but only if they fit into the best playing XI during the upcoming three-match T20 International series against Sri Lanka, starting here on Sunday. Like India blooded as many as five […]
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COLOMBO: India captain Shikhar Dhawan said the team management will try out new faces but only if they fit into the best playing XI during the upcoming three-match T20 International series against Sri Lanka, starting here on Sunday.
Like India blooded as many as five newcomers in the final ODI, Dhawan indicated on Saturday that he is not averse to experimenting with new men like Ruturaj Gaikwad, Varun Chakravarthy and Devdutt Padikkal in the coming games, but series win will remain a priority.
“New guys definitely have the opportunity to play. We have to win the series. In the last ODI, there was a good opportunity to give some youngsters a chance and give them a taste of international cricket, because we had already won the series,” Dhawan told mediapersons ahead of the first game.
“Now it’s a new series, so we will of course go in with our best XI first. We will try to win the first two matches, and then according to the situation, we can experiment in the last game if needed,” Dhawan said.
However, he agreed that the IPL has made these youngsters ready for international cricket.
“Of course they are ready, that’s why they are here. As you saw, youngsters have performed so well in the ODI series, so they’ll be taking that confidence ahead in the T20I series. You will see them perform really well.
“As a team, we have created an amazing environment over here. Really looking forward to do well as a team. Not just the youngsters, even the senior players are looking forward to it.”
The changes in the team will be as per the situation.
“It’s going to be decided according to the situation. As I said, if we win two matches, then we have options to play any combination we want to. Otherwise, our main goal is to play the best XI to win the series.
“That’s our first priority. After that, if we can seal it like we did in the ODIs, we can think of experimenting.”
He also feels that the current Sri Lankan team has shown a marked improvement through the ODI series.
“I think the competition will be good. You saw the Sri Lankan team improve a lot in the last two matches. They played really well and they are a good team, with a lot of youngsters.
“So I think it will make for a good contest between the two teams. We have both already played three matches now, so both teams know each others’ strengths and weaknesses. That’s a good thing, and it will add to the challenge (of the series).”
On a personal note, Dhawan knows that even he is auditioning for a place in the T20 World Cup side.
“It is very important. Of course, any international match has its own impact, and whenever you perform internationally it makes a huge impact.
“So, on a personal note, I am really looking forward to perform over here and make my place more stronger for the World Cup. Then we’ll see how it goes in the future.”
We haven’t been intimated yet about players leaving for UK
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The skipper said that the team’s strategy will be prepared keeping both Prithvi Shaw and Suryakumar Yadav in mind as they haven’t received any formal intimation from the BCCI about their leaving the team.
“We haven’t received any news like that yet. If the BCCI, or the management tell us this, then we’ll know. So far, we haven’t received any news about this, so we don’t need to think of changing our strategy,” Dhawan said.
But he did agree that Suryakumar could be an useful player in red ball format, too, if he gets a chance.
“He’s batting very well, whether it’s ODIs or T20Is. He has vast experience of domestic cricket too, and he’s a very mature player.
“Of course if he gets an opportunity, if the selectors think he should be in the Test team, he’s a very well-equipped technical batsman. He’s a smart batsman, smart thinker of the game. So I’m sure he’ll do very well in any format.”
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11:58 AM ET Caitlin Murray The U.S. women’s national team can breathe a big sigh of relief after beating New Zealand by a comfortable 6-1 score in Saitama on Saturday. – Report: U.S. score six vs. New Zealand The win is enough to neutralize the […]
Football SportsThe U.S. women’s national team can breathe a big sigh of relief after beating New Zealand by a comfortable 6-1 score in Saitama on Saturday.
– Report: U.S. score six vs. New Zealand
The win is enough to neutralize the threat of crashing out of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, which looked surprisingly real for the USWNT after their shock opening loss four days ago. But in truth, the score line against New Zealand was more flattering than the performance itself. The Americans looked better, to be sure, but the concerns raised by the opening loss to Sweden don’t appear to be in the rearview mirror just yet.
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The USWNT came out looking more aggressive, but also a bit jittery, eventually having four possible goals called offside in the first half because players were “a little bit impatient,” according to U.S. manager Vlatko Andonovski. Through the anxiety to score the first goal and then pad the score in case goal differential is needed as a tiebreaker, the Americans still didn’t look fully like themselves.
In the end, they benefitted from what felt like limitless space and time, a gift given to them by New Zealand. In the few moments New Zealand tried to press, they lacked the coordination and, frankly, the bravery of Sweden, leaving spaces for the Americans to play into. It didn’t take long for New Zealand to give up and simply sit deep, giving the U.S. all the time they need to set up and play as planned.
With that extra breathing room, the uncharacteristic sloppiness shown against Sweden was gone, and the USWNT moved the ball well at times, using one-touch passes and overlapping runs to create nice interplay. Of their six goals scored, two were New Zealand own goals, but the others showed the USWNT’s deadliness on counterattacks — at least when they have the pockets of space to play into.
Rose Lavelle scored first, in the ninth minute on a quick transition as Tobin Heath cut a ball into the box for Lavelle’s run, giving the OL Reign midfielder the opening she’d need to finish. The fourth goal was perhaps a quintessential USWNT goal: Julie Ertz picked up her head in the midfield and saw Christen Press racing into the box — the cross followed, as did a touch to bring the ball down and a confident strike, all before the defense could close in.
As Andonovski noted after the Sweden match: “It felt like we lost the ball way too many times before we even started our build-up, before we even established our structure to start the build-up.” There were no such problems against a New Zealand side that was never going to pose similar problems due to boasting less talent and lacking sufficient preparation coming into these Olympics.
But even with the freedom to play how they wanted, the Americans didn’t quite show the ruthlessness the players promised after the Sweden game. The Americans did not come out and simply crush New Zealand; perhaps that would be unfair to even expect, except for the fact that it’s what the Americans did in nearly every game of the 2019 World Cup.
Indeed, that the USWNT’s story so far in Japan is one of overcoming struggles is perhaps surprising when looking at the players Andonovski brought. This is very much a “run-it-back” roster of players who steamrolled their way through France at the 2019 World Cup. But the magic of that group simply isn’t there, and the USWNT’s performances, even in their 6-1 win over New Zealand, have felt different.
“It wasn’t our best performance in Game 1, and we came into Game 2 knowing that we don’t go from being a really great team two days ago to not being a great team anymore,” Crystal Dunn said after the New Zealand game. “We just came in a little bit more relaxed and trusting each other.”
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Kathleen McNamee analyzes the USWNT’s 6-1 victory over New Zealand at the Tokyo Olympics.
Dunn has a point. But have the Americans gone from being a really great team two years ago to not being a great team anymore? That also seems unlikely: in their past 46 games, the USWNT have still lost only once, which was to Sweden a few days ago. But if the U.S. want to reach the gold medal match, as they have in every Olympics other than 2016, they will need to play better.
The Americans did look out of sync in the attack at times, with their four offside goals and several other offside calls, but the fluidity improved as the game went on. Defensively, however, they again showed vulnerability in tracking runners into the box, with New Zealand’s lone goal the proof that it’s something that will need to be addressed sooner or later. It was a problem a few days ago, then a problem again on Saturday.
There’s no simple fix. Abby Dahlkemper was culpable on the goal, and she struggled against Sweden as well — a surprising trend given her top-shelf play for both club and country. She can be replaced in the lineup, but the back line has left surprising gaps all over the place, suggesting it’s a cohesion issue more than a personnel issue.
If this USWNT in Tokyo are like a previous World Cup-winning team, it’s not the 2019 version, despite most of the players on the roster having won the trophy in France. No, this group might be much closer to the 2015 team, which started off with poor performances and were helped out by some luck and mistakes from opponents before finding their footing.
Carli Lloyd, who became the star of that 2015 side (but only after several ineffectual games) said on Saturday that this USWNT can still grow into this tournament.
“I still think we have a lot to give,” Lloyd said Saturday. “This is just the start. It was a good response, good result, good goals. We can always learn, we can always get better, but this is a start in the right direction.”
Luckily for the Americans, they won’t need to be leaps and bounds better by the next match, which is in just three days. A draw against Australia to close the group stage will be enough to ensure the U.S. finishes second in Group G and secures a spot in the quarterfinal. But from there, where a challenge against either Brazil or the Netherlands awaits, better performances will be mandatory.
Nirmala Sitharaman also lauded the department for ensuring the process remained hassle-free and transparent, By hindustantimes.com | Written by Ayshee Bhaduri | Edited by Poulomi Ghosh, Hindustan Times, New Delhi PUBLISHED ON JUL 24, 2021 08:55 PM IST Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that […]
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Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that honest taxpayers deserve to be recognised for dutifully paying their taxes and helping the nation progress. She praised taxpayers for discharging their tax duties even in the face of financial constraints brought by the pandemic. The minister was interacting with the I-T department on the 161st anniversary of Income Tax Day.
“The minister observed that the honest taxpayers deserve to be recognised for the contribution they are making to the progress of the nation by dutifully paying their due share of taxes… She also lauded taxpayers for discharging their compliance obligations despite the difficulties caused by the pandemic,” an official statement said.
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Sitharaman also lauded the department for ensuring the process remained hassle-free and transparent, reported PTI. “ Chairman, CBDT Shri JB Mohapatra & Members, CBDT called on the Hon’ble Union Finance Minister Smt @nsitharaman on the occasion of IncomeTaxDay, 2021. Hon’ble FM extended her felicitations to the Income Tax Department,” I-T department tweeted from their official Twitter handle.
Revenue secretary Tarun Bajaj and Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) Chairman J B Mohapatra also took to praising the department for their efforts. Mohapatra lauded tax officials for carrying out their twin roles of acting as the nation’s revenue generator and offering seamless service to the masses, reported news agency PTI.
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Film-maker Karan Malhotra, who has directed the much awaited big screen entertainer Shamshera, reveals the film to be a visual spectacle for audiences. On his birthday today, Karan is mixing the Ranbir Kapoor, Vaani Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt film that he feels will give a […]
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Film-maker Karan Malhotra, who has directed the much awaited big screen entertainer Shamshera, reveals the film to be a visual spectacle for audiences. On his birthday today, Karan is mixing the Ranbir Kapoor, Vaani Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt film that he feels will give a ‘wholesome cinematic experience of watching Hindi films’ in theatres.
The director is all excited to share his excitement about the film where he has put his heart and soul to it, “I will be celebrating my birthday by finalising the mix of Shamshera, a vision I have cherished for some time now. I can’t wait to share Shamshera with you all. As a filmmaker, I have been fortunate enough to be able to tell stories that I would like to see as an audience and Shamshera is definitely that kind of a story. It is a visual extravaganza with complex human emotions and it deserves to be on the big screen where people have, for years, had a truly wholesome cinematic experience of watching Hindi feature films.”
Karan feels lucky to have found the right team for this action entertainer and he hails Ranbir Kapoor to be a ‘generation defining actor’. Speaking more about the team he’s working with, he said, “I’m fortunate to have found a steadfast producer in Aditya Chopra and an all determined cast and crew for Shamshera who have always been by my side right from the word go. Ranbir Kapoor is a generation-defining actor and has given his best to Shamshera. Vaani Kapoor plays his strength and compliments him beautifully in the film. As far as Sanjay Dutt is concerned, you are in for a surprise.”
Karan believes that Shamshera celebrates everything that a pan Indian Hindi film stands for and it will appeal to all audience segments who would want to watch good cinema on the big screen post pandemic. Karan says, “I have grown up on quintessential Hindi cinema and I wanted to create a true blue Hindi film that everyone can enjoy in theatres. I feel confident that we have achieved an entertainer that will appeal to everyone. We are all waiting eagerly for the COVID-19 situation to become better in our country and then plan the release of Shamshera in the grandest way possible.”
Now we surely can’t wait for it any longer.
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Madhu Mantena is teaming up with Nitesh Tiwari to bring the epic mythology Ramayana on the big screen and that too in 3D. The team is planning to start the project mid next year and while they have found their Sita in Deepika Padukone and […]
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Madhu Mantena is teaming up with Nitesh Tiwari to bring the epic mythology Ramayana on the big screen and that too in 3D. The team is planning to start the project mid next year and while they have found their Sita in Deepika Padukone and Raavan in Hrithik Roshan, the makers were keen to have Mahesh Babu as Lord Ram. Now today according to reports on an online portal, Mahesh Babu who was offered the part of Lord Ram has refused the offer. Reason being his dates would clash with his next biggie with SS Rajamouli. SS Rajamouli who’s busy with RRR had already announced his next with Mahesh Babu, hence his commitment and dates are already given to Baahubali director.
Ramayana 3D which will start mid-2022 would require almost the same dates from the South superstar and hence Mahesh Babu had to make his difficult choice and pick the former over the latter offer. Now it’s heard that the makers are back to hunting the perfect actor to play Lord Ram.
Meanwhile both Deepika Padukone and Hrithik Roshan have several projects to cover before this one. And one of them is Fighter where both the actors team up for the first time for Sidharth Anand’s next. It’s apparently the first aerial action film of India and the preps have already begun.
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