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A parliamentary panel will review the controversial lateral entry system for government positions. The system, which bypasses traditional civil service exams, faced criticism for lacking reservations for certain communities. The panel will examine the process, which has already seen 63 appointments, including 35 from the private sector.

Virat Kohli hits th Test hundred in Australia surpasses Sachin in elite list

Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh was fiercely pursued at the IPL 2025 auction, with Sunrisers Hyderabad bidding a hefty Rs 18 crore. However, Punjab Kings exercised their Right to Match, retaining the left-arm seame.

Trump's pledge to create a bitcoin stockpile has been one of the bullish developments that's propelled the token to all-time highs since the election.

Fans are still willing to shell out for once-in-a-lifetime experiences, but middle-sized artists are struggling to sell tickets.

Trump's pledge to create a bitcoin stockpile has been one of the bullish developments that's propelled the token to all-time highs since the election.

Premier League leaders Liverpool were happy to get back into the swing of things after the international break, but one member of the squad left his team-mates astonished

The grand master in council in the 16th century. Engraving in the Statutes of the Order.

Flood warnings and alerts are in place across the UK, as disruption from the storm continues.

Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, is under lockdown in anticipation of protests by supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Khan's supporters, led by his party, aim to gather near parliament, demanding his release and the resignation of the current government. Roads are blocked, security forces are deployed, and internet services are disrupted to prevent potential unrest.

Max Verstappen discussed his retirement plans after winning his fourth World Championship.

Nov.24 - Formula 1 drivers are happy so far with the sport's new race director. George Russell, a director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, declared on Wednesday that he was upset the FIA had suddenly sacked Niels Wittich and replaced him with F2 and F3 race director Rui Marquez with immediate effect. "And, you.....check out full post »

Photo: Cherie Morgan PENTICTON, B.C. – If you bought a ticket to Saturday’s game at the SOEC, you certainly got your money’s worth. The Penticton Vees erased four, one-goal deficits on their way to a 6-4 comeback win over the Vipers. Despite playing with just 10 forward for the majority of Saturday’s game, the Vees […]

The Maha Vikas Aghadi in Maharashtra however could not fight the money power of the Mahayuti

Manchester City's season went from bad to worse as they were hammered by Tottenham and Gary Neville claims a Premier League title would now be their finest achievement

Top level boardroom appointments on the way at Rangers...

The politician addressed America's allies first.

By the end of second session during India's second inning in the opening Test of the BGT in Perth, Steve Smith admitted that the Australian team is far behind India, as there were visible concerns on his face about the cracks on the pitch.

KARACHI: A suspected robber was lynched in Gulistan-i-Jauhar on Saturday afternoon, police and rescue services said.

This time, the Trojans make the big plays in the fourth quarter to turn things around in their 19-13 win over UCLA football on Saturday night at the Rose Bowl.

Rajatalab police station in-charge, Ajit Kumar Verma, was attacked by a crowd near Harahua crossing after his car collided with an auto-rickshaw, injuring the driver. Verma was rescued by police and FIRs were filed against both Verma and the unidentified assailants. The injured auto driver is currently receiving treatment at BHU's trauma center.

    The media starts to catch up: yes Arsenal’s fixture list was biased against the club Destroyed by injuries? How does Arsenal really compare to the rest of the PL this campaign? By Tony Attwood It was, I must admit, a very enjoyable day out in north London yesterday.   Finsbury Park station was its …