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"We Got Rs 1,000 Per Match": Mithali Raj's Shocking Disclosure On 2005 World Cup Resurfaces
The state of women's cricket in India 20 years ago painted a completely different picture to the one today, as had been earlier revealed by former captain Mithali Raj.
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BCCI's Annual Salary Structure For Indian Women's Team Stars And How It Compares To Men
The Indian women's cricket team members have become the toast of the nation after their Women's World Cup win.
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"Different Rules?" Ex India Star Blasts Those Missing First-Class Cricket In The Name "Of Looking After Body"
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah recenty made it clear that all centrally contracted cricketers, who are not with the national team, will have to mandatorily play red-ball cricket in the domestic circuit
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Millions Poured Into Olympix Startup as Web3, AI Bond Saddle on Upward Curve: Details
AI-focussed Web3 startup Olympix has raised $4.3 million (roughly Rs. 35 crore) in a seed funding round. With the craze around AI picking pace around the world, industry members from the Web3 sector are pacing to integrate the technology with blockchain. Venture capitalists are also rooting for this combination given the millions they are pouring o...
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Wrapped Cryptocurrencies: Everything You Need to Know About Interoperable Crypto Assets
Wrapped crypto assets enable interoperability between different blockchains, including ones that they are not native to. Wrapped tokens increase liquidity and capital efficiency for both centralised and decentralised exchanges. Here's everything you need to know about these crypto assets and how they work.
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Punjab Cabinet Approves Regularisation Of Services Bill Of 36,000 Employees
In a major decision, the Punjab Cabinet on Tuesday approved a bill for regularisation of services of 36,000 employees who were working on contract, ad hoc, daily wages and temporary basis in different government departments.
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IIT Bombay Researchers Get Patent For 'Smart Stethoscope'. How It's Different
A team at the Indian Institute of Technology of Bombay (IIT-B) has developed a "digital stethoscope" that can listen to heart beats from a distance and record them, minimising the risk of healthcare professionals contracting the novel coronavirus from patients.
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India Hockey Coach Graham Reid Wants Stable Environment For Players
India is always regarded as a high-pressure job for any coach but Graham Reid begs to differ
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No Permits Required For EVs And Alternate Fuel CVs: Minister Of Road Transport and Highways
Permits such as Contract Carriage Buses Permits, stage carrier permits, goods carriers, maxi cab, radio taxis and all India tourist permit make up for all the requisite permits required for different categories of commercial vehicles by the state government.
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Exclusive: Mahindra Takes Fiat Chrysler To Court In The United States Over Breach Of Contract
As we reported a few weeks ago, FCA or Fiat Chrysler Automobiles approached the courts in the United States to stop the sales of the Mahindra Roxor off-road only vehicle that was launched in March 2018. The new SUV, which cannot be registered for on road use is based on the Mahindra Thar we get in India but bears a different grille as Mahindra does...
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"We Got Rs 1,000 Per Match": Mithali Raj's Shocking Disclosure On 2005 World Cup Resurfaces
The state of women's cricket in India 20 years ago painted a completely different picture to the one today, as had been earlier revealed by former captain Mithali Raj.
-
BCCI's Annual Salary Structure For Indian Women's Team Stars And How It Compares To Men
The Indian women's cricket team members have become the toast of the nation after their Women's World Cup win.
-
"Different Rules?" Ex India Star Blasts Those Missing First-Class Cricket In The Name "Of Looking After Body"
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah recenty made it clear that all centrally contracted cricketers, who are not with the national team, will have to mandatorily play red-ball cricket in the domestic circuit
-
Millions Poured Into Olympix Startup as Web3, AI Bond Saddle on Upward Curve: Details
AI-focussed Web3 startup Olympix has raised $4.3 million (roughly Rs. 35 crore) in a seed funding round. With the craze around AI picking pace around the world, industry members from the Web3 sector are pacing to integrate the technology with blockchain. Venture capitalists are also rooting for this combination given the millions they are pouring o...
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Wrapped Cryptocurrencies: Everything You Need to Know About Interoperable Crypto Assets
Wrapped crypto assets enable interoperability between different blockchains, including ones that they are not native to. Wrapped tokens increase liquidity and capital efficiency for both centralised and decentralised exchanges. Here's everything you need to know about these crypto assets and how they work.
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Punjab Cabinet Approves Regularisation Of Services Bill Of 36,000 Employees
In a major decision, the Punjab Cabinet on Tuesday approved a bill for regularisation of services of 36,000 employees who were working on contract, ad hoc, daily wages and temporary basis in different government departments.
-
IIT Bombay Researchers Get Patent For 'Smart Stethoscope'. How It's Different
A team at the Indian Institute of Technology of Bombay (IIT-B) has developed a "digital stethoscope" that can listen to heart beats from a distance and record them, minimising the risk of healthcare professionals contracting the novel coronavirus from patients.
-
India Hockey Coach Graham Reid Wants Stable Environment For Players
India is always regarded as a high-pressure job for any coach but Graham Reid begs to differ
-
No Permits Required For EVs And Alternate Fuel CVs: Minister Of Road Transport and Highways
Permits such as Contract Carriage Buses Permits, stage carrier permits, goods carriers, maxi cab, radio taxis and all India tourist permit make up for all the requisite permits required for different categories of commercial vehicles by the state government.
-
Exclusive: Mahindra Takes Fiat Chrysler To Court In The United States Over Breach Of Contract
As we reported a few weeks ago, FCA or Fiat Chrysler Automobiles approached the courts in the United States to stop the sales of the Mahindra Roxor off-road only vehicle that was launched in March 2018. The new SUV, which cannot be registered for on road use is based on the Mahindra Thar we get in India but bears a different grille as Mahindra does...
