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Hans India
4 days ago
- Sport
- Hans India
‘Stadiums, arenas in state buzzing due to govt's sports-friendly policies'
Hyderabad: Telangana Sports Authority Chairman Shivsena Reddy on Sunday said that all sports fields in the state were buzzing with sporting events due to the sports promotion policies being implemented by the Telangana state government. The Sports Authority Chairman participated as the chief guest in the 'Fit Formula Swimming Championship – 2025' held at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium on Sunday and presented awards to the winners. Speaking on this occasion, Shivsena Reddy said that the Telangana state government led by Revanth Reddy was giving high priority to sports and all sports fields in the state are buzzing with sports events. 'Telangana Sports Authority fully cooperates with various sports associations and private organisations in conducting sports events, which will create a good sports atmosphere in Telangana with various sports competitions,' he said. Organisers Kumar Vinod Paswan and others participated in the swimming competition. Freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke events were held in this competition, in which around 200 swimmers participated. Avya was declared the Player of the Match in the under-8 girls category, while Kolla Tarak won in the boys category. In the under-10 girls category, Bansiwal, and in the boys category, Siddharth, won the Player of the Match award. In the under-12 girls category, Krisha, and in the boys category, Kethan Nischithan, won the award. In the under-14 girls category, Kongara Sindhu, and in the boys category, Arjun Kaswan, won the award. In the under-16 girls category, Ritika, and in the boys category, Sohan, won the award. Sohan won the under-18 boys category. Sports Authority Chairman Shivsena Reddy presented awards to all of them.
India Today
12-05-2025
- Sport
- India Today
Watch: Nurul Hasan Sohan's bizarre tactic costs Bangladesh A five penalty runs
Wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan Sohan attempted a cheeky move that backfired, costing Bangladesh A five penalty runs in their final one-dayer against New Zealand A on Saturday, May 10, at Sylhet International Cricket the fifth over of New Zealand's chase, Sohan positioned himself at first slip in an effort to distract batter Rhys Mariu. Fast bowler Ebadot Hossain delivered a ball outside off stump that nipped back in, prompting Mariu to leave it the ball struck a helmet placed behind the batter—belonging to Sohan—resulting in five penalty runs awarded to New Zealand A. With Bangladesh A defending a modest total, the penalty proved costly as the visitors won by four the video hereNoone saw that comingThe ball missed everyone and hit the helmet as NZ-A were awarded 5 penalty runs!#BANAvNZA FanCode (@FanCode) May 11, 2025 Bangladesh had already won the series after winning the first two games. On Saturday, Nick Kelly's men secured a consolation win. After being asked to bat first, Bangladesh scored 226 in 47.4 overs. Left-hander Nasum Ahmed was their standout batter after he scored 67 off 97, laced with nine fours and a Ali Rabbi also batted beautifully, making 63 off 65 with the help of seven fours and three sixes. Adithya Ashok picked up three wickets while Jayden Lennox, Ben Lister and Dean Foxcroft accounted for two scalps Zealand chased down the target with 10 balls to spare. Mariu and Dale Phillips laid the platform with a 77-run partnership for the opening wicket off 11.2 overs. But New Zealand A got themselves into trouble after being reduced to 166 for six in 34.3 61 runs off 93 balls, Foxcroft and Zakary Foulkes stepped up and took their team past the finish line. While Foxcroft stayed not out on 36 off 43, Foulkes scored an unbeaten 28 off 42 balls. Nasum, Mosaddek Hossain Saikat and Nayeem Hasan took two wickets each.
Hans India
06-05-2025
- Hans India
Rajasthan police trap gang involved in NEET cheating
Jaipur: Jaipur Police have arrested five members of a gang involved in cheating during the NEET UG 2025 examination by using dummy candidates and unfair means. The arrests were made following a raid at a flat in ABD Pristine Apartments located in Jagdamba Nagar, Karni Vihar, based on a tip-off, said officials on Monday. The police recovered fake exam documents, Bluetooth devices, four SIM cards, mobile phones, and Rs 50,000 in cash from the possession of the accused. A Scorpio vehicle was also seized. Those arrested include Ajit Kumar Barala (26), a resident of Chimanpura, Chomu; Sohan Lal Chaudhary (26), from Kushalpura, Samod; and Jitendra Sharma (24), from Bichpadi, Harmada. DCP (West) Amit Kumar stated that the NEET UG 2025 exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), was held on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The arrested suspects were allegedly planning to help candidates clear the exam using illegal methods. During the initial investigation, it was revealed that Sohan and Ajit were charging large sums of money from candidates in exchange for ensuring their success through fraudulent means. Jitendra Sharma had been prepared as a dummy candidate, and the gang had used artificial intelligence tools on mobile phones to manipulate and merge photographs to create fake admit cards. Sharma was scheduled to appear for the NEET exam on behalf of Rohit Gora and was also preparing to sit for the Paramedical exam on May 27 in place of another candidate, Sanjay Chaudhary. Based on information provided during interrogation, police also arrested the original candidates -- Rohit Gora (20), a resident of Chomu, and Sanjay Chaudhary (19), from Samod. The investigation revealed that Sohan and Ajit are postgraduate students at the National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA) near Zorawar Singh Gate, and live together in a flat in Jagdamba Nagar. Motivated by the lure of a lavish lifestyle and quick earnings, they allegedly turned to examination fraud. Jitendra Sharma is a first-year MBBS student at the Copper Institute of Medical Science in Karnataka and had qualified NEET exam in 2024. Meanwhile, further investigations are underway in the case, said police officials.
BBC News
26-02-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Coventry mum hoarded 6,500 clothing items for self-esteem
A woman who hoarded more than 6,500 items of clothing and 400 pairs of shoes has said she started buying items to boost her self-esteem. Sheeny, who was featured on the BBC's Sort Your Life Out, said she started collecting the items while she was in a bad relationship. She now lives with partner Sohan and her three children in their once-cluttered house in Coventry. After the property was transformed by the team on the BBC show, Sheeny said: "This reset is what we all need." During the show, which aired on Tuesday, the family were astonished to see all of their possessions lined out in a warehouse near their top of the clothing, presenter Stacey Solomon found 39 phone chargers, 28 suitcases and over 1,000 kitchen utensils. Speaking at the warehouse, Solomon said: "It is a record amount of clothes we have ever seen on Sort Your Life Out." Sheeny had bought the home when she was a 20-year-old single mum to daughter Millie. Following a difficult eight-year relationship, she met partner Sohan, and together they have two children, nine-year-old Leila and four-year-old Ethan. "I admit that I do have an issue buying make-up and shoes and clothes," Sheeny said."When we were younger, we had a lot of hand-me-downs and we'd have a lot of comments on it in school. "I think as soon as I started earning money there was an element of wanting things for me to be proud of. "Buying and wanting something new in order to feel good cannot be the legacy I give over to my children. The habit has to stop."During the show, the house was given a full makeover and a wooden pergola was built in the garden. Follow BBC Coventry & Warwickshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
