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Such significant policy measures are not applied retrospectively, say banks, NBFCs

Tribunal’s December 2020 decision “highly flawed”, says Finance Ministry

Sumit Nagal, currently ranked 142, on Sunday drew lower-ranked Italian Roberto Marcora (191) while Prajnesh Gunneswaran and Ramkumar Ramanathan got ma

Off-spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz claimed four wickets as Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by 33 runs in the first One-Day International here on Sunday.Mehidy r

They will receive their share from prize money for finishing runner-up in World T20

The Asia Cup has been postponed for the second year in succession, owing to COVID-19. Confirming the postponement through a statement on Sunday, the A

Jaydev Unadkat, who had a record haul in the last Ranji season, hopes to make the Sri Lanka tour

He posted a photo of worn-out shoes

A star-studded Indian contingent, including six-time World champion M.C. Mary Kom and World championships medallists Lovlina Borgohain, Amit Panghal,

Bureaucrat V. Karthikeya Pandian, who was conferred with the FIH (International Hockey Federation) President’s Award at the FIH Congress on Sunday, ha

Plans to go to Russia or US to get quality sparring partners

Irving and Harden chip in the host bests Celtics in their first playoff game

Her new book speaks of how Indian languages evolved via generations of migratory patterns

The first reported invasive spiralling whitefly is now distributed throughout India except Jammu & Kashmir

Serum Institute now has a hope of starting to deliver vaccines to the COVAX facility and other countries only by the year end.

A historian recalls how Arthur Conan Doyle helped a Parsi lawyer, George Edalji, clear his name after being convicted for the crime of animal mutilation

In his memoir, Dr. V. Mohan underlines that the cornerstone of patient care is empathy

A former National Security Adviser and top diplomat traces the changes in India’s foreign policy, maps its present-day challenges, and suggests prescriptions for the future

Chinese author An Yu’s debut novel about loneliness and redemption speaks eloquently to our pandemic-ravaged minds

At a traffic signal in an unnamed city, as the green light comes on, a car is unable to move. The driver frantically tries to explain what is holding

Jeet Thayil creates living, breathing souls, often from raw material that is no more than a line and a half of biblical text