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Khandala Ghat rail restoration back to square one as heavy rain washes away rebuilt track formations

Khandala Ghat rail restoration back to square one as heavy rain washes away rebuilt track formations

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Back to square one. Continuous heavy rainfall in the Khandala Ghat section of Maharashtra has undone railway restoration work as the track formations have once again been washed away due to the incessant flow of streams between Monkey Hill and Thakurwadi. On Tuesday, Lonavala recorded 340.5 mm of rainfall, while on Wednesday, it received 241.4 mm. The track formations that were being rebuilt have been washed away again, forcing railway teams to restart the restoration work. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

how Rudi Garcia rebuilt Belgium

how Rudi Garcia rebuilt Belgium

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Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí had yet to kick a ball. Gavi and Nico Williams had only just joined their local academies. Captain Rodri was on the verge of being released by Atlético Madrid’s youth setup for lacking the necessary physicality. None of Spain’s 26-member World Cup squad had made a professional appearance when Rudi Garcia won his last trophy, the 2010/11 Ligue 1, and can be forgiven for knowing little of Belgium’s manager. The Belgians didn’t know much, either. They do now. The resentment at his appointment in January 2025 was not baseless. He has won only two titles in over two decades as a manager. His immediate predecessor was Domenico Tedesco: young, new ideas, and the only coach to win the DFB-Pokal with RB Leipzig. Tedesco sold dreams, and then delivered nightmares. Amid rifts and disagreements, Belgium imploded early. Before him was Roberto Martinez. He was entrusted with a cohort of talent ranked first in the world, the famed ‘Golden generation’ that promised exactly what its name implied. Gold. Bronze was the closest …

Lionel Scaloni: How Argentina’s unlikely manager rebuilt Messi and a golden era | Football News

Lionel Scaloni: How Argentina’s unlikely manager rebuilt Messi and a golden era | Football News

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The man that cannot control a traffic. It was Diego Maradona’s brutal assessment of Lionel Scaloni when he was appointed the full-time manager of Argentina in 2018. Argentina had a plethora of glittering names to choose from: the cult figure Marcelo Bielsa, the new-age revolutionary Mauricio Pochettino, the angel of dark arts in black suits, Diego Simeone. Yet, to resurrect from the post-Moscow World Cup catastrophe, they turned to a largely unknown and unglamorous man. His club journey was scattered in the mid-table clubs of Italy and Spain. He wore his national stripes only seven times. He briefly managed Sevilla and Argentina’s U-20 squad, before joining the backroom staff of Jorge Sampaoli during his catastrophic reign. The federation chose him, reportedly, because he came cheap, and because he was not egoistic; the simplicity of his upbringing in a farming household in Pujato, Santa Fe, showed. *** He was in the hotel gym with the U-20 squad when the phone buzzed. Shocked, but prepared. The conversation ended with the first brief: to pick the nucleus of …

The freeze and the fix: Anshul Kamboj, the Test that stalled him and the IPL that rebuilt him | Cricket News

The freeze and the fix: Anshul Kamboj, the Test that stalled him and the IPL that rebuilt him | Cricket News

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“I really don’t know what happened with Anshul. It was like he froze.” Satish Rana has asked his pupil the same question many times since last July. Soon after the Test. Weeks after Anshul Kamboj returned to Karnal. The answer has never changed. He didn’t know why he bowled the way he did. He didn’t feel pressure. There were no fitness issues. No warning signs. But whatever the reason, he simply couldn’t bowl in that Test. Kamboj had flown to Manchester as a replacement, seen by India’s think-tank as a seamer suited to English conditions — someone who could operate in the mid-130s, touch 140, and move the ball both ways. What India got instead was a bowler who ambled in at 125kph, almost anonymous in a match that demanded more from him. Nobody had an explanation. Not the support staff. Not captain Shubman Gill. Not Rana. Not even Kamboj himself. “I’ve been coaching him since childhood and I’ve never seen him have a day like that,” Rana says. “It was new not just for …

Inside Varanasi sets where SS Rajamouli has recreated Kashi: How India’s biggest film rebuilt ancient temples, ghats

Inside Varanasi sets where SS Rajamouli has recreated Kashi: How India’s biggest film rebuilt ancient temples, ghats

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The production of any SS Rajamouli film is one of the most heavily protected and secretive areas in India. Right from the days of Baahubali, the filmmaker has ensured that his films remain shrouded in mystery, devoid of any leaks, till he decides it’s time to show the public what it is all about. The same is the case with Varanasi, his upcoming and most ambitious project to date. Despite his penchant for secrecy, the filmmaker allowed select international publications access to the sets late last year. The resulting pictures and inside details have only just surfaced now, and they paint a picture of grandeur, opulence, and technical marvel that probably only Rajamouli is capable of. A section of the recreated city of Kashi for Varanasi movie. Rajamouli rebuilds Varanasi in Hyderabad Varanasi stars Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra, and Prithviraj Sukumaran in the lead roles. The sci-fi epic explores time travel and spans continents. But a significant part of it is set in Varanasi itself. The north Indian city, locally known as Benares or Kashi, …

Pakistan has rebuilt, reactivated 72 terror launchpads along Jammu frontier since Op Sindoor, BSF says | India News

Pakistan has rebuilt, reactivated 72 terror launchpads along Jammu frontier since Op Sindoor, BSF says | India News

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Nearly seven months after suffering large-scale damage to its defence infrastructure during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan has once again activated over 70 terror launch pads near Jammu, the Border Security Force (BSF) has said. In the months since India’s Operation Sindoor inflicted extensive damage on Pakistani posts and terror infrastructure, security agencies say Pakistan has quietly rebuilt and reactivated 72 terror launch pads along the Jammu frontier. Senior BSF officers caution that despite Islamabad’s stated shift of such facilities to depth areas, several launch pads have resurfaced close to the International Border and the LoC, even as Pakistan restores abandoned posts and adapts to evolving tactics such as drone use. BSF Deputy Inspector General Vikram Kunwar said at a press conference Saturday that after India caused extensive damage to terror infrastructure and Pakistani border posts during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan adopted a policy to move all terror launch pads from the border to depth areas. “However, old habits die hard. Twelve terror launch pads have become active near the International Border in Pakistan’s Sialkot and Zafarwal areas. …

Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to be dismantled and rebuilt as 102-acre ‘Sports City’- Reports

Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to be dismantled and rebuilt as 102-acre ‘Sports City’- Reports

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The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (JLN) in Delhi is set to be dismantled and redeveloped into a 102-acre “Sports City”, government sources from the sports ministry confirmed. The proposal aims to transform the underutilised complex into a modern, multi-sport hub inspired by successful models from Qatar and Australia. The proposed “Sports City” envisions an integrated precinct that combines elite training facilities, community spaces, athlete lodging, sports science centers, and a dedicated broadcast studio. Officials described it as a plan to “create a campus that supports high-performance sport, mass participation, and media; all in one place.” Built in the late 20th century and extensively renovated for the 2010 Commonwealth Games, the JLN Stadium currently uses only about 28% of its total area, according to ministry estimates. The redevelopment project seeks to replace the single-venue model with a sustainable, multi-venue campus that can host multiple sports year-round while generating revenue through commercial and media activities. The blueprint under consideration proposes facilities for athlete housing, flexible indoor arenas, and high-performance training centres. It also prioritises public transport access and …

At 30kg, he hit rock bottom – how Mumbai exec Rohit Boda rebuilt his body and health | Trending

At 30kg, he hit rock bottom – how Mumbai exec Rohit Boda rebuilt his body and health | Trending

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For Rohit Boda, Group Managing Director of J.B. Boda Group, fitness has been more than just a personal pursuit – it has been a journey of discipline and challenges. His remarkable transformation – from weighing 104kg at his heaviest to an alarming 30kg at his lowest – is a testament to his relentless commitment to health. But perhaps more inspiring is how he methodically rebuilt his body to a strong and sustainable 74kg, proving that fitness is a lifelong journey, not a one-time goal. Rohit Boda started his weight loss journey when he weighed 104kg.(Instagram/@rohitboda) The beginning: A struggle with weight Rohit’s fitness journey began more than 14 years ago when he weighed 104kg. Like many young professionals, balancing career ambitions with health was a challenge. However, instead of seeking quick fixes, he approached fitness with discipline and consistency to shed weight properly. His transformation was so extreme that he hit 30kg, a dangerously low weight that forced him to reassess his approach. Rebuilding strength: From 30kg to 74kg Rather than letting setbacks define him, …