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Current Affairs 13 October 2015

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National

  • Worst dengue outbreaks in 20 years hits Delhi, 10,250 cases reported
  • SC applies pollution cess of rs700 and 1300 on trucks entering Delhi
  • Himani savarkar, Hindutva leader passes away
  • Noted Kashmiri writer Ghulam Nabi Khayal returns Sahitya Akademi awards
  • Rashtiya Swasth Bima Yojna being reconstructed increasing health cover from 30,000 to 1 lakh, includes 10 crore BPL people

International

  • Scottish economist Angus Deaton wins Nobel economics prize
  • Iran’s Parliament gives Preliminary approval for Nuclear Deal
  • Belarus President, Alexander Lukashenko wins 5th term
  • Australian parliament resumes with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s new cabinet set
  • Egypt court releases 2 sons of Hosani mubarak13-October-2015-curent-affairs

Politics

  • J&K High Court rules Article 370, granting special status to State, assumes permanent place in Constitution
  • Government notifies general conditions for grant of license for cultivation of opium poppy
  • Noted Kashmiri writer Ghulam Nabi Khayal returns Sahitya Akademi award
  • 57% voting in 1st phase of bihar polls done
  • Khurshid Mehmmod Kasuri’s book launched in Mumbai despite Shiv Sena’s protest

Business

  • Shareholding of developing nations in World Bank, IMF should be raised says Finance Minister
  • Government extends deadline for central government employees to file details of assets & liabilities
  • Udai kumar appointed as interim MD an CEO of MSEI
  • Vodafone to launch 4G service in Mumbai by the end of this year
  • Dell acquires data storage company MC for $ 67 billion

Defense

  • Indian, Chinese armies starts 10-day joint anti-terrorism exercise
  • Bi-Annual Air Force Commanders Conference begins on 13 October
  • 3rd India-Sri Lanka joint training exercise Mitra Shakti-2015 completes
  • Indian Navy organizes awareness event in Chennai
  • Nuclear capable cruise missile, Nirbhay to be test fired on 15 October

Sports

  • Great Britain beat India by 4-3 in Sultan of Johor Cup Junior Men’s Hockey tournament
  • Germany, Poland, Albania, Romania qualify for 2016 European Championships
  • India loses first ODI against South Africa by five runs in Kanpur
  • Football legend Pele arrives in Kolkata
  • Ajay Jayaram wins Dutch Open Badminton title
  • Punjab National Bank’s hockey team wins Beighton Cup

Current Affairs 11-12 October 2015

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National

  • Portugal became first nation to join Nalanda MoU
  • India and Jordan sign six MoUs in various fields including Maritime Transport, Communication and Information Technology
  • Australian art gallery to return 2000-year-old Buddha idol to India
  • 1st Indian chief architect of Chandigarh, M N Sharma, 92, awarded lifetime achievement award by UT administration
  • Indian fails to grab MTCR(Missile Technology Control Regime) membership

International

  • 86 killed, 186 injured in Ankara, Turkey bomb blast
  • China completes construction of two lighthouses in the disputed South China Sea
  • N Korea holds parades marking 70th anniversary of ruling Workers’ Party
  • Nepal PM Sushil Koirala resigns, Mr. K P Sharma Oli elected as new PM of Nepal
  • UN, World Bank to launch refugee and reconstruction bonds

Politics

  • BJP slams AAP government over sacking of Food Minister Asim Ahmed Khan
  • 684 candidates in fray in Goa municipal council elections
  • Gujarat based writer Ganesh Devy returns Sahitya Akademi award
  • 1st phase of Bihar polls to start from 12th October
  • Grand alliance wants ban on live telecast of PM Modi’s rally in Bihar
  • Bihar minister Awadhesh Kushwaha quits over leaked video of bribery11-12-October-2015-curent-affairs

Business

  • CBI raids Bank of Baroda branch in Delhi for Rs 6100 cr black money transfers
  • Development banks pledge an additional 15 billion US Dollars a year by 2020 to fight climate change
  • Vodafone CEO Vittoria Colao to visit India to meet Modi and Jaitley
  • ED probes 4500 bank accounts of Sahara group in money laundering case
  • Whatsapp offers android user backup in Google drive

Defense

  • INS Trikand enters Egyptian Safaga port for 3-day visit
  • ITBP makes record with 100 successful mountain expeditions
  • IAF to induct 120 Tejas instead of 40 planned earlier
  • UAVs to be used in Bihar elections to check Maoist attacks
  • One Rank One Pension to be implemented after Bihar polls says Manohar Parrikar
  • INS Arihant completes sea trials, expected to be handed over to navy in beginning of 2016

Sports

  • Sania Mirza-Martina Hingis win women’s doubles title in China Open
  • Sriram Balaji becomes new National Men’s Champ in Men’s Singles Tennis
  • Indian boxers grabs one silver and three bronze medals at the Military World Games in Mungyeong, South Korea.
  • India loses first ODI against South Africa by five runs in Kanpur
  • India win four-Test Hockey series against New Zealand by 2-1 margin
  • India beat Pakistan 5-1 in Sultan Johor Cup Junior Hockey

Lessons To Learn From The Life Of Mahatma Gandhi

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Hello, Warriors! 2nd Oct 2015 marks the 146th birth anniversary of Father of The Nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Though the title, ‘Father of The Nation’ is not officially declared, as the Constitution of India does not permit a father of nation, it is mostly conferred to him due to his values and contribution to make India a free nation.

Following are the values to learn from the life of Mahatma Gandhi:

  1. Be What You Are: Gandhiji had the moral courage to visit Buckingham Palace in London clad in his usual simple attire. He casually joked that the king was wearing enough clothes for both of them. This can inspire you to stick to your moral convictions at any cost. Believe in yourself and fight the odds bravely in tough times. Be Yourself.
  1. Be The Change You Want to See: Mahatma Gandhi said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.” We all crib about things which are not right in our lives and around us. We blame every possible person, government or organisation. However, we seldom do our bit. It is first important to change yourself and try being what you truly are and then expect a change in others.Mahatma-Gandhi-quotes
  1. Think Positive, Be Positive: Gandhiji once prominently said: “A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.” Your thoughts becomes your feelings, your feelings become your actions, your actions become your habit and it’s your habit that defines you. Therefore stay positive and your entire predicament will feel much less significant.
  1. Instead of ‘Give and Get’, ‘Forgive and Forget’: Gandhiji said, “An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind.” He believed that only strong people can forgive and forget. So, believe in the power of forgiveness and forget about it; it will help you grow as a person and bring peace.
  1. Be an Example for others: Gandhi said that to change the world, one should start by first changing oneself. So take a good look at the man or woman in the mirror, and make the necessary improvements to become a better person. You cannot hope to inspire others if you do not lead an exemplary life yourself.
  1. Don’t Say ‘Die’: Mahatma Gandhi was one of the freedom fighters who never gave up on the British rule. He fought till the end and made India a proud and free nation. Never give up on your dreams. Be persistent and face every problem with a brave soul. Never have a ‘do or die’ attitude-always do it, before you die.
  1. Be Determined: Mahatma Gandhi knew this really well. His consistency, hardwork and sheer dedication made him excel in everything he did. Be determined and consistent in whatever you do. It is a virtue of successful people.
  1. It’s how you do is all that matters: Gandhiji believed that one’s journey to the goal is more important than the goal itself. That is why he followed the noble method of non-violent protest to fight the British. Gandhiji showed that however important one’s goal may be, it is virtuous to adopt honest and upright means to reach it.

Gandhiji’s brave and successful struggle for Indian independence started the end of British colonialism. He proved that one small man can create big change with his exemplary principles and character. One can learn from his example, and lead a simple and productive life of courage and high moral values, that is fulfilling to oneself and inspires others too.
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AFCAT And EKT List Of Non Evaluated Candidates

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With the result of AFCAT 2 2015 and EKT 2015, Indian air force has also published the list of non-evaluated candidates. There are total 960 and 1138 candidates for AFCAT and EKT who are under NE category which means their mark sheets or OMR sheets are not evaluated by the Indian air force due to some reasons which are unknown right now.

Possible reasons:

  1. Tampering with the bar code of OMR sheet.
  2. Not attending EKT exam after AFCAT.
  3. Loss of OMR sheets or no submission.AFCAT And EKT List Of Non Evaluated Candidates

It’s  strange that Indian air force has not revealed the reason for not evaluating the OMR sheets of so many aspirants. We hope they will tell the reason soon so that in future aspirants will be more careful while writing the AFCAT and EKT.

What can you do if your name is in the list? Try to contact the AFCAT cell, you will find the contact details on the official career website of Indian Air Force.

Will they check OMR sheet again? Mostly no, the same thing happened in last AFCAT also and there were no re-evaluation as such. But, hope for the best.

AFCAT List Of Non Evaluated Candidates

EKT List Of Non Evaluated Candidates

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All You Need To Know About The Indian Air Force

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Hello, Warriors! Established on 8 October 1932, it then possessed strength of 25 soldiers of which 19 were air soldiers. Ever since then, the Indian Air Force went through extreme modernisation and expansion, both in strength of man and technology and now, it’s a dream of every air warrior of the IAF to be airborne in a Su-30 atleast once in his/her lifetime.

The following are the facts about the IAF which you need to know as a defence aspirant:

  1. Indian Air Force is the fourth largest and professionally acclaimed strategic Air Force in the world and operates around 33 squadrons. With around 1,70,000 personnel and 1,500 aircrafts, it is behind of The U.S., Russian and Chinese Air Forces.
  1. It is also the seventh strongest Air Force in the world, better than Germany, Australia and Japan.
  1. Flying Officer Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon is the only IAF officer who has been awarded the Param Vir Chakra, in recognition of lone defence of Srinagar Air Base against PAF during Indo-Pak war 1971.
  1. The IAF flag, adopted in 1951, is blue in colour, containing the National Flag in the first quadrant and a roundel of the colours of the National Flag. Its crest is considered to be of great historical and sentimental value and is approved by the President of India.
  1. At its peak, IAF once operated about 224 squadrons.
  1. The first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Thomas Walker Elmhirst, made the IAF an independent service under no control of the Army.
  1. Its motto “Nabha Sparsham Deeptham” is taken from the eleventh chapter of the Gita. The way Lord Krishna shows his supreme divine form to Arjuna, in a similar way, the Indian Air Force aims to overwhelm the adversaries with application of aerospace power in defence of the nation.
  1. Arjan Singh holds the rank as an Indian Air Force Marshall. In recognition of his services he was awarded a ‘Five Star’ rank in the year 2002.Indian-Air-Force-Car
  1. Padmavati Bandopadhayay, The first woman Air Marshall of the Indian Air Force, she is the second woman in IAF to be promoted to a three-star rank. She was awarded the Vishist Seva Medal (VSM) for her conduct during Indo-Pak War 1971 and has shown courage many times.
  1. The Air Force has over 60 air bases spread all over India. These are grouped into 7 commands. With 16 air bases, the Western Air Command is the largest Air Command.
  1. Garud Commando Force is the special operation unit of IAF that consists of approximately 1500 personnel. The unit derbies its name from Garuda, the divine mythical bird in Hindu Mythology. It’s tasked with the protection of critical installations and Frey take control under hostilities.
  1. The IAF created a world record by performing the highest landing of a C-130J at the Daulat Beg Oldi airstrip in Ladakh at the height of 16614 feet (5065 meters).
  1. The IAF’s primary air superiority fighter with the additional capability to conduct air-ground (strike) missions is Sukhoi Su-30MKI. The IAF is the only air force that operates C-17 Globemaster III, C-130J Super Hercules, and Il-76 – the three largest transport aircrafts.

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83rd Indian Air Force Day – Heading to Advancement

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83rd Indian Air Force day is celebrated in the entire nation. The celebration showed various aspects and revealed many corners of it.  Well, it is good to some extent as it will increase the craze of the Air Force in youth. The Indian Air Force has gathered much fame on its day and stole the show with its beasts flying in the air. Some important things happened around this Air Force day. Here we are discussing them.

Tejas induction – With the celebration of Indian Air Force day, Tejas also got its name hanging around the Air Force. The government has rejected the Indian Air Force’s requirement of additional Rafale as 36 Rafales are not enough and suggested the induction of homemade Tejas jets. DRDO has claimed that at least 5 Tejas will be there in the next celebration of Indian Air Force day, 2016. Indian Air Force’s reluctance in Tejas has made the issue a bit sour. Finally, the induction of 7 MK I-A Tejas was approved to overcome the shortage of jets Indian Air Force. The aim of its development was to replace the aging aircrafts of Indian Air Force like MIG-21. A new version of Tejas i.e. Mark-II is under construction and is expected to erase all shortcomings of previous versions of Tejas.

Read More: HAL Tejas: First India Made Light Combat Aircraft

Women as Fighter pilots – with the celebration of 83rd Indian Air Force day, air marshal Arup Raha announced that Indian Air Force is planning to induct women as fighter pilots. Many obstacles have been encountered yet on this issue. In the case of captivity by the enemy or long duration of the fight and many other problems are there on the way. Defense minister Manohar Parrikar supports woman’s combat role in Indian Air Force. Further decisions will be taken after discussion by officials.83rd-Indian-Air-Force-Day-Heading-to-Advancement

Chinook and Apache Deal– Modi – Obama talks that took place last month were fruitful for the Air Force as India had a deal with US for purchasing 15 Chinook and 22 Apache helicopters. The deal costs $ 3 billion or approximately 20,000 cr. As per the sources, one deal way signed for purchasing Chinooks between MoD and Boeing and for Apaches, 2 deals were signed, one between MoD and Boeing and another between both the governments. The advanced helicopters will make Indian Air Force more strong simultaneously bolstering India US relations

Radar integration worth Rs 8,000 cr – Indian Air Force has signed deal with Bharat electronics limited (BEL) for integrating all defense and civil radars. Of the total 4 new nodes, 3 will be in eastern, southern and central areas of Indian and one will be in Andaman and Nicobar Island. After integration, the air headquarters will get the entire condition of air.

The Indian Air Force is heading towards making itself more powerful and broad. Presence of cricket legend Sachin Tendulakr during the celebration of IAF day, motivated the youth along with that, IAF has started a bus to attract youth toward Indian Air Force. The bus has simulator zones and models of aircrafts and Glaston goggles. The games released by Indian Air Force last year were also praised. Well, the IAF has led India to conquer many battles and its advancement will result into a strong India.
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Current Affairs 10 October 2015

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National

  • Veteran Music Director Ravindra Jain passes away
  • President six day visit to Jordan, Palestine, Israel to start from 10th October
  • Sushma Swaraj all set to leave on a two-day visit to Male
  • Government launches app to book unreserved rail tickets
  • Novelist Shashi Deshpande resigns from Sahitya Akademi over Kalburgi murder

International

  • 1st ministerial discussion of BRICS announces ‘Joint Declaration’ to ensure orderly and legal migration
  • Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins Nobel Peace Prize for 2015
  • Nepal to elect its new Prime Minister on Sunday
  • EU nations agree to accelerate deportation of failed asylum seekers mainly from poor African countries
  • Nepal government frames panel to ease political stand-off with India10-October-2015-Current-Affairs

Politics

  • Election commission issues advisory over campaign speeches
  • Tarun Gogoi wants PM to restore special status to Assam NE states
  • 42-mega food parks sanctioned by the government will be fully operational in next three years says Harsimrat Kaur Badal
  • Arvind Kejrival sacks food and supplies minister Asim khanfor corruption charges
  • SC orders trucks to pay surcharge for entering New Delhi to improve air quality

Business

  • BSE to start job & consumer sentiment data from 2016
  • Future group enters into partnership with Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurveda
  • Facebook launches messenger App for Apple watch
  • Sun Pharma withdraws suit filed by Ranbaxy against US FDA
  • Ola buys minority stacks in ZipCash

Defence

  • Army Training Command celebrating Golden Jubilee of India’s victory in 1965 war in Himachal Pradesh
  • Army sets artillery for LoC fight
  • Operational and training problem to hit induction of women as fighter pilots says Arup Raha
  • Ministry of defence selects Samsung K9 thunder SPT howitzer for Indian army
  • HAND-IN-HAND, Indo-China military exercise to take place from 12-23 October

Sports

  • Indian hockey team beats New Zealand 3-2 in third match in Christchurch
  • Sania Mirza-Martina Hingis enter final of women’s doubles event in China Open
  • South Africa wins the T-20 series against India; Third match in Kolkata’s Eden Garden washed out
  • Indian football team loses 1-2 to Turkmenistan in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers
  • Odisha government launches investigation into crowd throwing water bottles

How Defense Forces Attract Youngsters At Different Age

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At present, there are ample opportunities to join Defense force and live a royal life with discipline and serve your country alongside. But it is a real life fact that not everyone came to know about these opportunities at the time they completed their schooling. Some of you might get attracted towards Defense forces during school time or during your college time or during your job days. But in all these stages, Indian defense forces allure you through its different traits. So, check out how different age group aspirants are attracted towards joining the best working organization in the country.

16-19 years Group:

 It’s the time when you are nearly immature to take a strong decision for your coming future. You don’t even have decided to do after completion of your schooling. But the seed of joining defense forces is sown in your body since you move ahead in class 11th or 12th. It is the phase of life when your mind is ready to learn and catches thing in high speed. One can easily turn its mind in any direction. At this stage, few dedicated minds appears for NDA and most turn to engineering and left to other graduate courses. It is the time when army wants you, but you have many options to apt as per your ambition. Your attraction toward army is low and army’s attraction toward you is high.

20-23 year Group

         Now you have passed your schooling and have taken admission in college to complete your graduation course. It is the time where you find yourself in the center where many ways emerge for your career. At the beginning some aspirants try for NDA and some for TES as per eligibility criteria. It is the time when you start gaining experience of open world. The actual inclination toward army begins. A warm blooded nature makes you more attracted toward army. Here your craze for army goes to peak, but army becomes more possessive about selection as your mind has learnt enough and has less space for further learning.How-Defense-Forces-Attract-Youngsters-at-different-Age

23-25 year Group

         After completing graduation, there is a pressure over youth to get settled with a job as soon as possible. At this age, aspirants get diverted to other fields as they need any job to release pressure. Job seekers either prepare for competitive exams and army seekers opts a temporary job and side by side starts preparation for CDS and engineers to continue with SSC Tech, TGC, CDS, AFCAT and others. At this phase, you try to make a last move with thrust in order to catch your aim for the last time, but army becomes more selective as you have inculcated most of the things in your mind.

25-27 years Group

         This is the duration of life when a person did his schooling, completed graduation and finally started working in a private firm or have chosen any other sector. At this age, he might have gained a good experience in his field. But still a feel of changing life to more adventurous and do different things every day or getting rid of current life which repeats every day. This is the phase when an aspirant is almost tired of the current job and curiously need army, but army becomes very selective as your mind resists changing while training.

These age groups show your fluctuating mood toward joining the armed forces. You need to focus on yourself and make your mind suitable for army, if you dedicatedly want to join the army. All they want is a fit mind and body with trainable quality.

JAI HIND
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Current Affairs 9 October 2015

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National

  • 4 day International Security Expo begins in Delhi’s Pragati Maidan
  • R. Rahman announced as cultural ambassador for Seychelles
  • Google launches public transport App for Delhi
  • Intel ties up with 100 academic institutions to support internet of things in India
  • Sidharth Malhotra appointed as Indian ambassador of tourism new Zealand

International

  • Svetlana Alexievich wins 2015 Nobel prize in literature
  • India to build Rabindranath Tagore Memorial Auditorium in Sri Lanka
  • Obama apologises to MSF chief for Afgan hospital strike
  • Russia fires cruise missile from warship in Caspian sea targeting ISIL in Syria

Business

  • Bombay HC grants relief to Vodafone in Rs. 8,500 crore transfer pricing case
  • ICICI launches ‘mVisa’ mobile payment service
  • Aditya Birla Group enters into partnership with Abraaj Group
  • Sanjeev Kapoor, Ravi Saxena to invest $2 mn in Zupermeal
  • India home to 14 top Asian business dynasties: Forbes

Politics

  • PM Modi criticizes RJD chief Lalu Prasad for his beef eating remark
  • Notification for 5th phase of Bihar polls issued
  • FIR against Owaisi for posting objectionable content of yogi Adityanath on social media
  • J&K government bans mobile internet in Valley over Beef row
  • Mizoram assembly adopts resolution on UN declaration on indigenous rights9--October-2015-Current-Affairs

Defence

  • IAF celebrates its 83 anniversary; plans to induct women into fighter aircraft stream
  • Tejas to be a part of next Indian air force day: DRDO
  • Indian Chinese officials held talks in Beijing to review measure to avoid stand-offs
  • Indian army organises exhibition at Meerut college as a part of golden jubilee of India’s 1965 victory over Pakistan
  • Gujrat coastline to get 4 long range radars to bolster surveillance

Sports

  • 3rd T20 match between India, South Africa abandoned due to rain in Kolkata
  • FIFA suspends Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini, Jerome Valcke for 90 days
  • Ajay Jayaram, Gurusaidutt advance to Dutch Open
  • China Open in Beijing: Sania Mirza, Martina Hingis win
  • Bolt plans to retire after 2017 World Championships

Current Affairs 8 October 2015

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National

  • Rijiju to attend 1st BRICS Migration Ministers’ Conference
  • SC refuses to allow the voluntary use of Aadhaar card for welfare schemes other than PDS and LPG
  • 4th Sustainable Mountain Development Summit starts in Itanagar
  • NABARD sanctions Rs 2112 cr to Guj govt for irrigation projects
  • UP government bans sale of loose cigarettes in state

International

  • Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Lindahl, Modrich, Sancar for DNA Studies
  • South korea’s Hoesung Lee elected as new chairman of IPCC
  • Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali, bans negotiation with US
  • Israeli PM Netanyahu cancels German visit amid violence spread in Israel
  • European Union warships started military operation for curbing human trafficking8-October-2015-Current-Affairs

Politics

  • Congress protest over the proposed salary hike of MLAs
  • AAP MLA Somnath Bharti gets bail in domestic violence case
  • After Sahgal, Ashok Vajpeyi returns Sahitya Akademi award
  • VHP leader Sadhvi Prachi denied entry into Bishda
  • Ghulam Ali shows in Maharshtra canceled after Shiv Sena threat

Business

  • Volkswagen elects Poetsch as chairman of board of directors
  • Snapdeal to invest $20 million in logistics firm gojavas
  • Coffee Day launches Rs. 1,150 cr IPO
  • Axis bank deals with Snapdeal to provide collateral free loans
  • Telenor launches free life insurance cover for customers

Defense

  • Cabinet clears Rs. 500 crore for National War Memorial
  • Air force wing commander to swim across ganga to promote Swaach Bharat Abhiyan
  • Tenure of senior officers in national technical research organization caped to two years
  • DRDO issues tender for inviting bidders for manufacturing SFDR grounder launcher
  • Indian government rejects IAF’s proposal for additional 44 Rafale jets, selects indigenous jet Tejas

Sports

  • ESPN returns to India in tie-up with sony
  • Sunil Gavaskar wants Cuttack stadium banned, Odisha cricket says he has no authority
  • Sania – Martina duo reaches quarters of china opens, Bopanna and Paes loses
  • BCCI constitution uploaded on official website and removed Chennai based tax auditor firm
  • Indian men hockey team wins 2nd match against New Zealand by 3-1
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