All posts tagged: Relay

Cleared by House, Rs 12.44-crore project to uproot ‘intact’ pavers, re-lay new ones | Chandigarh News

Cleared by House, Rs 12.44-crore project to uproot ‘intact’ pavers, re-lay new ones | Chandigarh News

In the recent house meeting, pavers worth Rs 12.44 crore were approved. Strangely, most of the paver agendas will see uprooting the existing tiles and pavers and to be installed fresh. Even uprooting will cost lakhs to the exchequer. The Chairman, Federation of Sectors Welfare Associations of Chandigarh (FOSWAC), Baljinder Singh Bittu, told The Indian Express, “This is their usual feature. They keep taking out old pavers which are in good condition and then install new ones. This has been happening for years yet there is no proper inquiry or investigation. In any sector if you see, they are doing the same thing.” Vinod Vashisht, Convener, City Forum of Residents Welfare Organisations (CFORWO) said, “Residents across the city are raising serious doubts on the real need of relaying or replacing of paver blocks which are currently happening at some places in the city even though these might be not required at all. MC engineering wing should strictly base its decisions purely on technical grounds and should not buckle under any pressure or obligation even on …

India sets 4x100m Mixed Relay National Record at World Athletics Relays 2026

India sets 4x100m Mixed Relay National Record at World Athletics Relays 2026

India’s 4x100m mixed relay team set a new national record at the World Athletics Relays 2026 in Gaborone, clocking 41.35 seconds in Heat 2. The quartet of Ragul Kumar, Nithya Gandhe, Animesh Kujur and Sneha SS improved on the previous national record of 42.30 seconds set earlier in March. Despite the record-breaking effort, India finished sixth in the heat and missed out on qualification for the World Championships. The performance continues India’s rapid rise in the mixed relay, with the national mark improving significantly from 43.44 seconds in 2025 to 41.35 seconds within a year. 4x400m relay team also finishes sixth In the 4x400m mixed relay, India endured a tough outing, finishing sixth in Heat 1 with a timing of 3:19.40. The team ended last in their heat, with Canada and Belgium topping the standings. More to follow.. 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 …

World Relays: Indian teams fail to reach final, mixed 4×100 relay team DNF due to baton exchange failure | Sport-others News

World Relays: Indian teams fail to reach final, mixed 4×100 relay team DNF due to baton exchange failure | Sport-others News

3 min readMay 2, 2026 09:28 PM IST Indian sprinters and quarter milers had a disappointing outing at the World Athletics Relays as all five quartets fail to move beyond their heats and secure World Championships 2027 berths on Saturday. While the Indian teams will have another shot at the World Championships qualification, the results were disappointing from the Indian perspective. The men’s 4x400m team came closest by clocking season best timing of 3:00.32 and finishing 12th overall. The quartet of Dharmveer Choudhary, Rajesh, Ramesh, Vishal TK, and Manu TS led the race in the second and third leg but failed to close it out. Rajesh and national record holder Vishal ran their heart out in the second and third legs respectively. However, Manu’s inexperience was visible in the final leg as he got boxed in the inside lane and crossed the finish line at the fourth place. The top two teams in each of the three heats and the next two quickest advance to the finals on day two, while also securing their qualification …

IPL: Why relay catches like Axar Patel-to-Shivam Dube no longer carry that surprise factor | Cricket News

IPL: Why relay catches like Axar Patel-to-Shivam Dube no longer carry that surprise factor | Cricket News

4 min readMar 27, 2026 09:42 AM IST The destination of the ICC T20 World Cup would probably have been different had it not been for the faultless execution of a facet of the game that’s almost taken for granted these days. A total of 253 was never meant to be threatened, but a combination of the flat Wankhede Stadium pitch, the small ground and Jacob Bethell announcing his arrival on the big stage, meant that England remained in the hunt in the semifinal despite their top order contributing next to nothing. A requirement of 82 in a little over six overs was a tall task, but the way Bethell and England’s man of the tournament Will Jacks were going in their 77-run stand in just over six overs, Suryakumar Yadav and his troops, as well as the packed Mumbai crowd, couldn’t rest easy. It was then that Axar Patel and the relay catch with Shivam Dube made the decisive intervention. Arshdeep Singh slanted one full and wide of Jacks’s off-stump. The batsman’s slice seemed …

IPL: Why relay catches like Axar Patel-to-Shivam Dube no longer carry that surprise factor | Cricket News

T20 World Cup | ‘Shivam udhar khada hain, lob kar deta hoon’: Axar Patel reveals thoughts while pulling off relay catch with Dube in IND vs ENG match | Cricket News

3 min readUpdated: Mar 6, 2026 10:53 PM IST Axar Patel who pulled off two spectacular fielding efforts to hand India the advantage against England in the high voltage semifinal on Thursday, revealed on the night what was going through his head when he lobbed the ball back to Shivam Dube before crossing the boundary ropes that led to Will Jacks’ dismissal. In the 14th over, Jacks had sliced an Arshdeep Singh delivery towards deep point and Axar scampered to his left to catch the ball before relaying it to Shivam Dube as he crossed the ropes. This broke a very important partnership that England were building, leading to the momentum swiftly shifting in India’s favour. “It was pretty important to break that partnership. I thought at first that the ball was gone but then I realised that I can reach it. And I think credit has to go to Shivam as well. He didn’t come and collide with me. He was standing there. Main soch raha thha Shivam udhar khada hain, lob kar deta …

Axar Patel says Harry Brook’s catch was his favourite, rather than relay catch of Will Jacks world is talking about | Cricket News

Axar Patel says Harry Brook’s catch was his favourite, rather than relay catch of Will Jacks world is talking about | Cricket News

4 min readMar 6, 2026 07:54 AM IST India’s seven-run victory over England in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup had many heroes—such as Sanju Samson (89 off 42 balls with the bat) and Jasprit Bumrah (economy rate of 8.25 in a game where 499 runs were scored)—but vice-captain Axar Patel’s role in two of the best catches of the year became a highlight. Axar took the first catch in the fifth over while he was fielding on point. After Bumrah deceived Harry Brook with a change of pace, the England skipper miscued his shot. The ball went high in the air and stayed there for 5.4 seconds. Axar had to run towards the ropes, with his head tilted back, eyes trained on the ball before completing a catch with a dive. What made the catch difficult was that the ball fell to the ground over his shoulder while he was running. In the 14th over, Axar bettered that effort with a catch where he won’t technically be credited. England’s Will Jacks slashed at …

Osho Rajneesh threatened to destroy Mahesh Bhatt, asked Vinod Khanna to relay the message: ‘I threw his mala in commode’ | Bollywood News

Osho Rajneesh threatened to destroy Mahesh Bhatt, asked Vinod Khanna to relay the message: ‘I threw his mala in commode’ | Bollywood News

5 min readChennaiJan 29, 2026 08:31 PM IST It is well documented that late actor Vinod Khanna left his career at its peak and his family, wife and two sons, to follow spiritual leader Osho and become a sanyasi. But what many don’t know is that Khanna wasn’t the first Bollywood celebrity to follow the spiritual guru — it was filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt. It was Bhatt who had introduced Khanna to Osho. However, Bhatt soon snapped out of his fascination with the spiritual leader. This, however, led to Khanna, who was still following Osho, bringing the spiritual leader’s threatening message to Bhatt. In an old interaction on Arbaaz Khan’s chat show, Bhatt spoke about his relationship with Rajneesh. “I was a normal guy. I made films such as Vishwasghaat and Manzilien Aur Bhi Hain that flopped. So, I was into the spiritual supermarket; I went to Osho Rajneesh, who was a charismatic guru from Pune. I went to him and devoted myself to him… ochre robes and meditation five times a day,” Bhatt said. Admitting …

Kerala govt. medical college doctors stage Secretariat dharna, begin relay hunger stir

Kerala govt. medical college doctors stage Secretariat dharna, begin relay hunger stir

The Kerala Government Medical College Teachers’ Association (KGMCTA) staged a Secretariat dharna and began a relay indefinite fast on Tuesday (January 27, 2026) in protest against the alleged neglect shown to their long-pending demands related to pay revision arrears and rectification of anomalies in the entry-cadre pay revision. Government Medical College Hospital (MCH) doctors held a token boycott of out-patient (OP) services, non-emergency services, and teaching services. A relay hunger strike will also begin at Thiruvananthapuram MCH here from Wednesday (January 28, 2026). The KGMCTA had earlier deferred its agitation following discussions with the State government. It has been protesting since July 1 last year against the government decision to freeze salary revision arrears for doctors while releasing them for other State government staff. Government Order After multiple rounds of negotiations, the most recent one on January 12 this year, a government order that was issued subsequently proved to be disappointing for it provided only a partial allowance to compensate for the pay cut in the entry cadre, without retrospective effect or continuity into the …

Khelo India University Games 2025: Animesh Kujur leads KIIT to meet record in 4x100m relay

Khelo India University Games 2025: Animesh Kujur leads KIIT to meet record in 4x100m relay

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology’s Samardeep Singh Gill improved on his own All India University (AIU) mark in men’s shot put, while Isha Chander Prakash (women’s heptathlon) and their men’s 4x100m eclipsed the meet records on the final day of athletics action in the 2025 Khelo India University Games Rajasthan 2025 on Thursday. With just one day of competition left, Chandigarh University extended their lead at the top of the medals table to 41 by bagging seven gold medals in canoe and kayaking on Thursday. Shot putter Samardeep, who has beaten two-time Asian Games champion Tajinderpal Singh Toor thrice this year, hurled the shot put to a distance of 19.42m on his second attempt to claim the gold medal, while the second place finisher Aniket of Guru Kashi University could only manage to clear a distance of 18.08m. The previous AIU record (18.76m) and KIUG record (18.75m) holder, Samardeep has been in exceptional form this year throwing consistently above 19 metres and repeated that feat in Jaipur. “I came here to perform for my University …

King’s Baton Relay for 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games begins | Sport-others News

King’s Baton Relay for 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games begins | Sport-others News

With the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games closing in, the ceremonial King’s Baton Relay kicked off in New Delhi on Tuesday. The King’s Baton Relay is the traditional event where the baton carrying the message of the British monarch goes around the Commonwealth before reaching the venue for the Games. For the first time in the history of the CWG, all 74 countries have got their own batons, customised as per their visions and imagination. All the batons will be united at the opening ceremony in Glasgow on July 23, 2026. Story continues below this ad India’s baton has been designed by renowned visual artist Aaquib Wani, who also designed India’s jersey for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Explaining his inspirations for the design, Aaquib said, “The baton has three sides, so I decided to design each distinctly. One side takes inspiration from the flowers of India. The second side depicts a peacock, the national bird, and an elephant.” “The third side belongs to the great Indian literature and depicts the scripts used by Indians,” he added. …