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Homegrown FMCG firm Emami said on Monday its promoters have sold 10 per cent stake in the company for Rs 1,230 crore to reduce their debt.The stake sale occurred on the floor of the stock exchange to marquee institutional investors. The company said the divestment is intended to be used primarily for reducing debt at the promoter level.In February, the promoters offloaded 10 per cent stake in the firm for Rs 1,600 crore.The total promoter stake in Emami Ltd now stands at a controlling majority of... Читать дальше...

State-run power major NTPC Monday said it has signed an agreement with Power Grid Corporation to form a 50:50 joint venture to enter electricity distribution business and other related activity. "(inform about)...signing of a joint venture agreement with Power Grid Corporation to incorporate a Joint Venture Company (JVC) between NTPC and Power Grid with equity participation of 50:50 respectively with an objective to undertake the business for distribution of electricity in distribution circles in... Читать дальше...

The U.S. government should be capable of providing toothbrushes, soap, showers, and safe and humane shelter for these most vulnerable human beings.

People using prosthetic legs have to be constantly vigilant about potential obstacles in their way. That is because if they stumble, there’s a pretty good chance that they’ll suffer a fall. Prosthetic legs, even powered ones, don’t have the capacity to recover from a stumble, as this is a very challenging task for a mechanical […]

It is a huge week at the Cricket World Cup for Australia, who meet both England and New Zealand.

Growing up in rural America as a young lesbian woman, I never thought I would see the kind of progress we have recently made for the rights of LGBTQ Americans, let alone be in Congress representing Minnesota to vote on some of those historic steps...

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Reason he was probably upset is that getting sin-binned with 1 minute to go ruined his 80mins every week in every game record

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Making mistakes is part of establishing a better business venture.

TEHRAN (FNA)- The Syrian Army has dispatched massive military convoys to Northern Hama to resume military operations in the region, the Arabic-language media outlets reported.

Leave your sandals at home, consider the summer boot as an unexpected footwear alternative.

By Ijaz Chaudhry

Tauqer Dar with Academy Colts

Dar Hockey Academy is presently Pakistan’s finest hockey nursery. Founded in 2006, the Lahore based academy picks raw talent from all over the country.  Since 2009, the academy players have been gaining selection in Pakistan’s national teams. At times, as many as four academy players have been part of the Pakistan team.

Latest casualty: Goalkeeper Mohd Hairi Abdul Rahman went under the knife two weeks’ ago and is not sure whether he can recover in time for the Tokyo Olympic qualifier in October.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s goalkeeping department has been plagued by injury woes again. This time, Muhd Hairi Abdul Rahman, is the latest to join the crocked list.

By Jugjet Singh

Because a ‘majmuk’ team will have many different thinkers who can deliver in a tournament.NSTP/Aswadi Alias

Triple Olympian Nor Saiful Zaini and former international Madzli Ikmar are perplexed by the same problem.

Great Britain's women in the FIH Pro League at the Twickenham Stoop

11.500 supporters helped create hockey history at the Twickenham Stoop.

Hollie Pearne-Webb of Great Britain

Women's captain Hollie Pearne-Webb was left very pleased with her team's display in their final match of the first ever FIH Pro League.

New Zealand's Olivia Shannon (R) in action during a 3-1 loss against Great Britain. Alex Davidson

Mark Hager has led Great Britain to a revenge win over his former Black Sticks charges in a FIH Pro League women's hockey international at the home of English rugby champions Saracens.

Lily Owsley scored twice as Great Britain overcame New Zealand

Lily Owsley scored twice as Great Britain's women secured a third win of the FIH Pro League by beating New Zealand 3-1 in their final fixture.

By The Hockey Paper at Twickenham Stoop

GB women run out at Twickenham Stoop PIC: Worldsportpics

Great Britain women ended their trying Pro League campaign with a morale-boosting win over New Zealand at The Stoop on Sunday.

Great Britain have closed their FIH Pro League campaign with an impressive 3-1 win over the Vantage Black Sticks Women from The Stoop in London. Great Britain was outstanding on the offensive end of the field that saw them hold off a fast finishing New Zealand side.

Great Britain's women in the FIH Pro League

Britain's women ended their FIH Pro League campaign on a real high with a super 3-1 win at home to New Zealand.

Chris Griffiths celebrates for Great Britain's men in the FIH Pro League

Great Britain's men have reached the Grand Finals of the first ever FIH Pro League.

Ross Bone, BBC Sport at The Stoop

GB captain Adam Dixon says teams will be "scared" to play them in the finals

It had been billed as the biggest hockey crowd in this country since the 2012 Olympics and the mass of people on the way to the stadium seemed to back that up.

By Alicia Turner at The Stoop

Chris Griffiths scored GB’s opening goal at The Stoop PIC: WORLDSPORTPICS

Great Britain men secured a vital win against New Zealand at an electric Twickenham Stoop on Sunday.

Great Britain have beaten the Vantage Black Sticks Men 2-0 in a tough contest between two highly skilled and attacking sides. The British team who were desperate for the win to secure their place in the FIH Pro League Semi Finals held their nerve to secure the three points and book their place in the finals weekend. The match was a ground breaking event for international field hockey as the match was played at The Stoop, London which is more famously known for being the home of the Harlequins Rugby Club. Читать дальше...