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Telangana outlines Olympic Mission 2036 and major sports investment push at Sports Tech Podium 2025

Telangana outlines Olympic Mission 2036 and major sports investment push at Sports Tech Podium 2025

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During the Telangana Rising Global Summit on December 8–9, a major MoU is expected to be signed between Dubai Sports City and GMR Sports for a large-scale Sports City project in Telangana: Jayesh Ranjan revealed The Sports Tech market is likely to touch 40 bn by 2030 from the current 1 billion in India, and it is growing much faster at 16% than the world average at 10%: Expert Jayesh Ranjan unveiled Sports Accelerator Sprintx, designed to guide Sports with venture support, investment pathways and is supported by the Sports Authority of Telangana, among others Hyderabad, December 6, 2025: Telangana has unveiled an ambitious Olympic dream—to ensure representation in every sport India competes in when the country hosts the 2036 Olympic Games, said Jayesh Ranjan, Special Chief Secretary, Government of Telangana, while speaking at Sports Tech Podium 2025 organised at T-Hub on Saturday. “Our Olympic mission was clear right from the drafting of the Telangana Sports Policy. The goal is to produce athletes across all disciplines and ensure Telangana is present in every sport India …

2026 Under-19 World Cup: Bowling coach outlines preparation for multi-team event and challenges of coaching junior teams | Cricket News

2026 Under-19 World Cup: Bowling coach outlines preparation for multi-team event and challenges of coaching junior teams | Cricket News

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India’s Under-19 team will embark on a trip to Zimbabwe and Namibia in less than two months’ time to compete at the Under-19 World Cup, seeking to win their sixth title. Ahead of the tournament, Rajib Datta, the bowling coach and lead faculty at CoE (Centre of Excellence), spoke to The Indian Express on the sidelines after the Challengers Trophy game between Team B and Team C, outlining the CoE’s role in player development over the past year, adapting to the pace and bounce in Zimbabwe and Namibia and more. Excerpts from the interview: The World Cup starts in January. How are the preparations for the tournament going? Story continues below this ad Rajib Datta: This process has started around 8-9 months now, which is normally what we do. The COE under VVS’s (VVS Laxman) leadership is very keen that the preparations are to the best of what we can provide for these youngsters to go and express themselves out there in the international tournament. Obviously, the aspirations are always to win a tournament of …

‘Less we panic, the better we’ll perform’: Shafali Verma outlines India’s approach ahead of 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal vs Australia | Cricket News

‘Less we panic, the better we’ll perform’: Shafali Verma outlines India’s approach ahead of 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal vs Australia | Cricket News

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Shafali Verma may only be 21 years old, but don’t be fooled by her age when it comes to playing in big games.The right-hander has been part of numerous heartbreaks for India at global tournaments already and knows a thing or two about playing knockout matches.. India’s inability to win crunch games at tournaments has been exemplified by an inability to keep their heads when things got tight, and Thursday presents them with a chance to correct that and enter the final. Recalled to the setup after Pratika Rawal’s ankle injury ruled her out of the tournament, Verma spoke about how India needed to avoid panicking and keep things simple against Australia on Thursday. Story continues below this ad “I’ve played against Australia many times. I know that if we don’t lose early wickets as a batting unit, they start to feel the pressure. As a bowling unit, we’ll look to maintain good lengths, and as batters, we’ll back our strengths. The simpler we keep things, the better it’ll be. The less we panic, the …

‘Less we panic, the better we’ll perform’: Shafali Verma outlines India’s approach ahead of 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal vs Australia | Cricket News

‘Less we panic, the better we’ll perform’: Shafali Verma outlines India’s approach ahead of 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal vs Australia | Cricket News

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Shafali Verma may only be 21 years old, but don’t be fooled by her age when it comes to playing in big games.The right-hander has been part of numerous heartbreaks for India at global tournaments already and knows a thing or two about playing knockout matches.. India’s inability to win crunch games at tournaments has been exemplified by an inability to keep their heads when things got tight, and Thursday presents them with a chance to correct that and enter the final. Recalled to the setup after Pratika Rawal’s ankle injury ruled her out of the tournament, Verma spoke about how India needed to avoid panicking and keep things simple against Australia on Thursday. Story continues below this ad “I’ve played against Australia many times. I know that if we don’t lose early wickets as a batting unit, they start to feel the pressure. As a bowling unit, we’ll look to maintain good lengths, and as batters, we’ll back our strengths. The simpler we keep things, the better it’ll be. The less we panic, the …

Google Outlines Vision for Universal AI Assistant, Expands Project Astra and Project Mariner

Google Outlines Vision for Universal AI Assistant, Expands Project Astra and Project Mariner

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Google announced a multitude of artificial intelligence (AI) updates and new features at I/O 2025 on Tuesday. Alongside, the company also shared its long-term vision with AI, and the way it wants to evolve its current line of AI products. Demis Hassabis, the Co-Founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, highlighted the new developments with Project Astra and Project Mariner, as well as the tech giant’s plans with Gemini Robotics. Google said that it eventually wants to build a universal AI assistant. Project Astra, Mariner Is Rolling Out to Select Users In a blog post, Hassabis highlighted the company’s vision of creating a universal AI assistant. This assistant is described as a “more general and more useful kind of AI,” which can understand the context of the user, can plan tasks proactively, and take actions on their behalf, across devices. While that is a long-term project of Google DeepMind, a significant step was taken with new capabilities in Project Astra and Project Mariner. Project Astra deals with the real-time capabilities of Gemini models. The first wave …

PM Modi sets new normal in Indo-Pak relations, outlines 3 points for Islamabad

PM Modi sets new normal in Indo-Pak relations, outlines 3 points for Islamabad

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PM Modi outlines India’s new 3-point anti-terrorism policy, declaring Operation Sindoor as a new normal in the fight against terrorism and a decisive message to state sponsors of terror. New Delhi: In his first public address since the recent ceasefire in the escalating India-Pakistan conflict, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid out India’s new and uncompromising doctrine on terrorism. He declared that Operation Sindoor has established a new normal in India’s fight against terrorism and drawn a firm red line against both terror outfits and their state sponsors. PM Modi said, “Operation Sindoor is now India’s policy against terrorism. It has drawn a new line and established new rules. During the operation, the world witnessed the grim reality of Pakistan, as top military officers were seen bidding farewell to slain terrorists — the clearest proof of state-sponsored terrorism.” India’s new 3-point policy against terrorism: Any terrorist attack on India will be met with a strong and decisive response — on India’s own terms. India will not tolerate any form of nuclear blackmail …

Supreme Court outlines factors for permanent alimony

Supreme Court outlines factors for permanent alimony

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In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has issued detailed guidelines for determining permanent alimony. The apex court directed a man to pay a one-time settlement of Rs 5 crore as permanent alimony to his wife upon the dissolution of their marriage. According to a report by Live Law, the bench comprising Justices Vikram Nath and Prasanna B. Varale emphasised the father`s responsibility to maintain and care for his child. The court directed the husband to make a provision of Rs 1 crore for his adult son`s maintenance and financial security. After six years of marriage, the man and his wife lived separately for nearly two decades. The man alleged that the wife was hypersensitive and treated his family indifferently, while the woman claimed that the husband`s behaviour towards her was inappropriate, as reported by Live Law. As per the report, the apex court deemed the marriage to be “irretrievably broken down,” considering that the parties had been living apart for an extended period and there was no possibility of rekindling their matrimonial obligations. Before …

OpenAI Outlines AI Safety Plan, Allowing Board to Reverse Decisions

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Artificial intelligence company OpenAI laid out a framework to address safety in its most advanced models, including allowing the board to reverse safety decisions, according to a plan published on its website Monday. Microsoft-backed OpenAI will only deploy its latest technology if it is deemed safe in specific areas such as cybersecurity and nuclear threats. The company is also creating an advisory group to review safety reports and send them to the company’s executives and board. While executives will make decisions, the board can reverse those decisions. Since ChatGPT’s launch a year ago, the potential dangers of AI have been top of mind for both AI researchers and the general public. Generative AI technology has dazzled users with its ability to write poetry and essays, but also sparked safety concerns with its potential to spread disinformation and manipulate humans. In April, a group of AI industry leaders and experts signed an open letter calling for a six-month pause in developing systems more powerful than OpenAI’s GPT-4, citing potential risks to society. A May Reuters/Ipsos poll …

PM Narendra Modi Outlines Vision For Science In India For Next 25 Years

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Focus on emerging sciences, convert knowledge to bring change to everyday life, PM Modi said. Nagpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today outlined the vision for science for the next 25 years, urging researchers to make the country self-reliant and focus on converting their knowledge to bring about change in everyday life. Inaugurating the 108th Indian Science Congress in Nagpur, PM Modi also stressed on strengthening scientific processes, focussing on emerging areas such as quantum technologies, data sciences, development of new vaccines, stepping up efforts on surveillance for newer diseases, and encouraging youngsters to take up research. “Efforts of science can turn into great achievements only when they come out of the lab and reach the land, and their impact reaches from global to grassroots, when its ambit is from journal to zameen (land, everyday life) and when change is visible from research to real life,” the Prime Minister said addressing the event virtually. The five-day Indian Science Congress was inaugurated at the Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur University here in the presence of Maharashtra Governor Bhagat …