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chennaiyin vs hyderabad- When You’re On That Field, You Should Have 11 Captains

Owen Coyle urges Chennaiyin FC to be more vocal before their home match against Hyderabad FC, saying, “When you’re on that field, you should have eleven captains.” Coyle described how awful a loss tastes and admitted that every team would go through a stretch of games that would prove difficult. But he encouraged his men to break out of their rut and make its supporters happy. Ahead of…

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தமிழ் செய்திகள் | Tamil Headline News 12-10-2023

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15 Mutuals 15 Questions!

Thank you so much to @bee-notes for tagging me!! I had a blast answering these questions!

No Pressure Taglist: @assorted-bean @mewsporridge @collector-of-fishes-souls @pinkhairandpronouns @astralunar @abiquail05 @villalunae @winterbear04 @aonogitsune @friendofthecrows @quails-and-whales @anxiousescapis @bird-bird-bird-bird @atombombtom @roachhman

Feel free to skip a few questions if you want!! No pressure at all, just a way to get to know y’all more :”)

Were you named after anyone?

No, I wasn’t! My first name was chosen by my mom and grandfather because they liked the way it sounded, and my middle name was chosen by my dad. Fun fact, my name translates to “Purity in Artistry”, which is a very rad and on-brand choice if I say so myself. 

When was the last time you cried?

Hmm, probably day before yesterday? The past couple days have been sort of rough on me ngl

Do you have kids?

No, and I plan on keeping it that way. As much as I love kids and value them highly, I don’t think I’d be a very good parent for a variety of reasons. 

   Do you use sarcasm a lot?

Yep. Mostly absurdist sarcasm. A lot of people have trouble understanding my sense of humour and tonal shifts. I like to be as weird as possible but I always underline it all with a stark deadpan tone.

What’s the first thing you notice about people?

Hm, probably their hair? It’s always so interesting to see how someone’s natural hair and sense of style is reflective of their personality.

   What’s your eye color?

Their chicory coloured orbs stared into my soul, speckled with streaks of g-

Nah, I’m kidding. They’re dark brown, so dark as to be mistaken for black. I’m rather proud of them. 

   Scary movies or happy endings?

 I like bittersweetness. I like to be reminded that a story does not end, per se, due to its very nature as a story that can be re-experienced. All my favourite endings of all time deny the listeners/readers/watchers the catharsis of conclusion. 

All that to say I don’t really mind any ending as long as it’s thematic, lol. Depends on what kind of story we’re talking about.

Any special talents?

Hmmmm not really anything special? I suppose my writing stands out as a skill, and so does my aptitude for public speaking. That’s about it. I’ve been meaning to learn more.

   Where were you born?

I was born in a semi-metropolitan town in Tamil Nadu. It’s a really nice place, not very far off from my hometown. 

  What are your hobbies?

I like to read, write, sing sometimes? I used to play the guitar but I fell out of practice. Been meaning to pick it up again. Oh, and crochet! I recently learnt how to crochet and it’s been suuuuper fun.

Have any pets?

I’ve never been able to have a pet of my own because we kept moving very often, but my grandfather has a dog named Mothy! He’s a very hyperactive and exciteable boi. I love him a lot.

   What sports do you play/have you played?

I used to play badminton back in school, and I was rather good at throwball too, but then I lost practice. I’m really out of shape and exercise due to a variety of reasons, lol. I’m gonna pick it back up when I go to college, hopefully. 

   How tall are you?

171 centimetres! That would be uhh  5′7′‘? 

I’m the tallest of my friend group which is something that I love to hold over them. Not like they can reach it anyway. 

Favorite subject in school?

English! This comes as absolutely no surprise to anyone who has even a passing familiarity with me. I love to read and I love to write, and I love to interpret and re-interpret and see people try to comprehend new pieces of text! I like to consume media scientifically, by surgically analyzing it piece by piece. I owe a lot of that to the hours I spent arguing with my teachers (and later my friends) about media interpretations.

Dream job?

I’ve always wanted to be able to work in film, in writing scripts and maybe even directing? I’ve been meaning to start off small, maybe do a few youtube videos here and there. I’m in the process of writing a few video essays actually! Who knows, maybe now that I’m in college I can finally make it work out...?

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The Kerala Story: Adah Sharma Pens Heartfelt Note After Film Crosses Rs. 175 Cr Mark At BO

As The Kerala Story crossed Rs. 175 crore mark at the domestic box office, Adah Sharma took to social media and penned a heartfelt note. 

Adah Sharma is currently basking in the success of her film The Kerala Story. Ever since, its release the film gathered both praise and criticism. As the film crossed Rs. 175 crore mark at the domestic box office, the actress took to social media and penned a heartfelt note. 

Adah shared a series of photos. The first photo was the film's poster with "175 cr* Net collection India" written on it. The second photo gives a glimpse of her look from the film. She is seen wearing an orange short kurta paired with a checkered skirt. In the third photo, she can be seen posing with an elephant. Sharing the post on Instagram, she wrote, "Badhai ho to you ,to all of us.. #TheKeralaStory success is all yours. Soon in West Bengal. (hopefully) and now released internationally (in the UK As well finalllyy) We are grateful for such an amazing response, for the #TheKeralaStory . Dreaming is everyone's birthright. I hope my story can be a story of hope for every actor stepping foot into the film industry that they can be part of something historic.

The Kerala Story crosses Rs. 175 crore mark

The Kerala Story recently entered the third week of its release. Without the movie being screened in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, Sudipto Sen's directorial managed to cross Rs. 175 crore mark at the box office. As of now, the film has collected approximately Rs. 178.32 crores. 

Producers Guild of India objects to state-enforced bans

Producers Guild of India recently reacted to state-enforced bans on The Kerala Story. They released an official statement that read, "The Producers Guild of India is distressed by, and would like to record its strong objection to, state-enforced bans on The Kerala Story. As emphasised by us on several occasions in the past, film releases are regulated by CBFC and any film that complies with this statutory requirement should face no further hurdles in having the paying public decide on its fate." 

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[ad_1] Karun Nair for Vidarbha vs Kerala in the Ranji Trophy final (PC: BCCI Domestic) If this game is about cashing in on opportunities when they come only once in a while, Kerala kept losing those, while Vidarbha took a firm grip on the Ranji Trophy final. On the fourth and penultimate day at VCA Stadium in Nagpur, the home team added 249 runs to their first-innings lead of 37 to stretch the tally to 286 with six wickets still in hand. Karun Nair and Danish Malwar shared another big stand to help Vidarbha stretch their lead and take the summit clash away from Kerala. That process began when Kerala had a golden chance to get back in the game. Nair and Malwar had lifted Vidarbha from seven for two and taken the total to 55, when Eden Apple Tom forced an outside edge off Nair’s bat. The simple chance was put down by Akshay Chandran at first slip. The pair remained non-separated for 40 more overs and added 182 for the third wicket. The seasoned player and the youngster in his debut season had shared a stand of 215 in the first innings. Chandran and Kerala’s captain Sachin Baby had dropped catches at crucial stages in the semi-final against Gujarat also, but managed to wrest a two-run lead. They have been sloppy in this game too, losing wickets in a cluster and not using the spinners together in the second innings. Two of their three fast bowlers received last warnings for running on to the pitch. Add Baby’s suicidal dismissal for 98 and a lot of things that could have gone wrong for Kerala went wrong. Little went wrong for Nair and Malewar in this game, in this season rather. Nair, who made 328 for Karnataka in the 2014-15 Ranji final against Tamil Nadu, was run out for 86 in the first innings in this one. He brought up his fourth century of the season (unbeaten on 132) and third in the last four games. The 33-year-old with a Test triple century to his credit had also made five centuries in the Vijay Hazare one-dayers. Having won the Ranji title twice with Karnataka, Nair is well set for another with his adopted state. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Vidarbha vs Kerala in the Ranji Trophy final (PC: BCCI Domestic) Kerala looked short of ideas. For a long time in the first session and a reasonable period after lunch, they didn’t deploy together the off-spin of Jalaj Saxena and the left-arm orthodox variety of Aditya Sarwate. The in-form spinners were expected to be the trump cards on a fourth-day pitch with roughs on both ends. But Baby persisted with the quicker bowlers from around the wicket until N Basil and MD Nidheesh ran on to the danger area on the pitch a bit too often. Malewar fell for 73 after making 153 in the first innings. A tally of 783 in 15 innings with two centuries and six fifties was astonishing work from the 21-year-old in his debut season. Yash Rathod had a quiet final but scored the eight runs needed to become the highest-scorer of the season. The left-hander finished with 960 runs. A day earlier, left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey had set a record for the most wickets — 69 — in a Ranji season. Landmarks, individual and collective, are in the bag. Vidarbha are on their way to winning India’s biggest first-class title for the third time in seven years. Brief scores: Vidarbha 379 & 249/4 (Karun Nair 132 batting, Danish Malewar 73) vs Kerala 342. Also Read: Rekhade strikes tilt Ranji Trophy final in Vidarbha’s favour The post Kerala left ruing missed chances in Ranji Trophy final against Vidarbha appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Karun Nair for Vidarbha vs Kerala in the Ranji Trophy final (PC: BCCI Domestic) If this game is about cashing in on opportunities when they come only once in a while, Kerala kept losing those, while Vidarbha took a firm grip on the Ranji Trophy final. On the fourth and penultimate day at VCA Stadium in Nagpur, the home team added 249 runs to their first-innings lead of 37 to stretch the tally to 286 with six wickets still in hand. Karun Nair and Danish Malwar shared another big stand to help Vidarbha stretch their lead and take the summit clash away from Kerala. That process began when Kerala had a golden chance to get back in the game. Nair and Malwar had lifted Vidarbha from seven for two and taken the total to 55, when Eden Apple Tom forced an outside edge off Nair’s bat. The simple chance was put down by Akshay Chandran at first slip. The pair remained non-separated for 40 more overs and added 182 for the third wicket. The seasoned player and the youngster in his debut season had shared a stand of 215 in the first innings. Chandran and Kerala’s captain Sachin Baby had dropped catches at crucial stages in the semi-final against Gujarat also, but managed to wrest a two-run lead. They have been sloppy in this game too, losing wickets in a cluster and not using the spinners together in the second innings. Two of their three fast bowlers received last warnings for running on to the pitch. Add Baby’s suicidal dismissal for 98 and a lot of things that could have gone wrong for Kerala went wrong. Little went wrong for Nair and Malewar in this game, in this season rather. Nair, who made 328 for Karnataka in the 2014-15 Ranji final against Tamil Nadu, was run out for 86 in the first innings in this one. He brought up his fourth century of the season (unbeaten on 132) and third in the last four games. The 33-year-old with a Test triple century to his credit had also made five centuries in the Vijay Hazare one-dayers. Having won the Ranji title twice with Karnataka, Nair is well set for another with his adopted state. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Vidarbha vs Kerala in the Ranji Trophy final (PC: BCCI Domestic) Kerala looked short of ideas. For a long time in the first session and a reasonable period after lunch, they didn’t deploy together the off-spin of Jalaj Saxena and the left-arm orthodox variety of Aditya Sarwate. The in-form spinners were expected to be the trump cards on a fourth-day pitch with roughs on both ends. But Baby persisted with the quicker bowlers from around the wicket until N Basil and MD Nidheesh ran on to the danger area on the pitch a bit too often. Malewar fell for 73 after making 153 in the first innings. A tally of 783 in 15 innings with two centuries and six fifties was astonishing work from the 21-year-old in his debut season. Yash Rathod had a quiet final but scored the eight runs needed to become the highest-scorer of the season. The left-hander finished with 960 runs. A day earlier, left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey had set a record for the most wickets — 69 — in a Ranji season. Landmarks, individual and collective, are in the bag. Vidarbha are on their way to winning India’s biggest first-class title for the third time in seven years. Brief scores: Vidarbha 379 & 249/4 (Karun Nair 132 batting, Danish Malewar 73) vs Kerala 342. Also Read: Rekhade strikes tilt Ranji Trophy final in Vidarbha’s favour The post Kerala left ruing missed chances in Ranji Trophy final against Vidarbha appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Why Flats in Padur, OMR, Are the Best Choice for Comfortable Living & Investment

The Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR) is the lifeline of Chennai’s IT corridor. Since the launch of Tidel Park in 2000, OMR has transformed into a booming tech hub, contributing to nearly 75% of Tamil Nadu’s software exports. With over 3 lakh job opportunities, professionals prefer staying nearby, making areas like Padur, Kelambakkam, and Siruseri prime residential hotspots. Let's explore why apartment in Padur are the ideal choice for a comfortable lifestyle and a great investment.

Excellent Connectivity

OMR’s connectivity has significantly improved over the years, making it easier for residents to travel.

Road & Rail: Well-connected through MTC buses, Metro Rail (upcoming Line-3 from Madhavaram to SIPCOT 2), and arterial roads like Thoraipakkam-Pallavaram radial road.

Airport & Railway Stations: Chennai International Airport (30 km) and Guindy Railway Station (20 km) ensure seamless travel.

Upcoming Developments: Multi-deck elevated corridor, peripheral road connecting four national highways, and more.

Strong Social Infrastructure

Padur and nearby areas have developed a robust infrastructure to support the growing IT population.

Top Schools & Colleges: Sishya OMR, American International School, Hindustan University, SSN College.

Healthcare Facilities: Chettinad Health City, Supreme Hospital, Lifeline Hospital.

Entertainment & Shopping: Marina Grand Mall, Mayajaal, MGM, AGS Cinema, and Muttukadu.

New-Gen Homes: Luxury & High ROI

Leading real estate developers are offering modern, luxury flats in Padur with world-class amenities, ensuring a high quality of life and excellent ROI.

Premium Amenities: Gated communities with clubhouses, swimming pools, sports courts, supermarkets, and skill development hubs.

High Security: 24/7 security, visitor management systems, and strict access control for enhanced safety.

Strong Investment Potential: Padur has witnessed impressive capital appreciation and offers great rental yields, making it a smart investment choice.

Final Thoughts

With top-notch connectivity, excellent social infrastructure, and modern housing options, flats in Padur offer the perfect blend of comfort, security, and investment potential. Whether you're looking for a dream home or a future-proof investment, Padur in OMR is the place to be!

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Kohli lasts 15 balls on Ranji return; Saurashtra eye bonus-point win

The last round of league matches in Ranji Trophy 2024-25 is up and running. Here are the highlights from the second day.

Kohli's short stay

He made six deliveries out of a total of fifteen. After being hit late by a big delivery and then missing a length ball that he poked, Virat Kohli was beaten outside off twice.

In the subsequent over, he produced a lovely straight drive, but Himanshu Sangwan, who works as a Railways ticket collector at New Delhi Railway Station during the off-season, sent his off stump cartwheeling, dismissing him off the very next delivery. With a brilliant nip-backer who slipped through Kohli's large bat-to-pad gap, Sangwan quickly rose to fame.

Ayush Badoni's excellent knock was missed by a boisterous crowd of about 15,000 people who immediately headed for the exit. With three first-inning wickets left, Delhi had a 93-run advantage over Railways thanks to the captain's 77-ball 99.

Pujara 99, Saurashtra on course

The timing could not be more ideal for Saurashtra. Last week, they defeated Delhi in three days, with Ravindra Jadeja taking 12 wickets. They needed two straight games with bonus points, both played at home in Rajkot on turners.

They did not require Ravindra's bowling this week because Assam was forced to follow-on and the other Jadeja, Dharmendrasinh, took four wickets. A strong batting display in the first innings put Saurashtra in a position to impose the follow-on.

Cheteshwar Pujara, who had added four to his overnight total and went dismissed for 99 early on day two, set up their 474. Riyan Parag was Assam's sole obstacle, scoring 51 runs on his comeback to the top division of cricket after suffering a shoulder ailment.

Kuldeep made to toil

Kuldeep Yadav returned to competitive cricket three months after undergoing surgery for a sports hernia. He claimed three wickets in 31 overs, but Uttar Pradesh was sent on a leather hunt. Harsh Gawli and Shubham Sharma contributed double tons to Madhya Pradesh's fictitious 670 for 7 declaration. This game is not very important from a qualification perspective because both teams are eliminated from the knockout stage.

Rahane 96 in mammoth Mumbai total

Mumbai took a 585-run lead over Meghalaya, but Ajinkya Rahane was dismissed for 96, ending his hopes of turning his first-class fifty this Ranji season into a century.

At stumps, Meghalaya was 27 for 2, giving Mumbai a chance to reach 29 points and guarantee a spot in the quarterfinals by gaining seven whole points. They needed a favor from Jammu & Kashmir going into the last round, and they have aided them by giving them a lead in the first innings against Baroda and creating the chance for an outright victory.

Jalaj continues to shine

The Kerala all-rounder Jalaj Saxena achieved the milestone of 6000 first-class runs and 400 wickets earlier this season. He scored five runs in each of the final round of matches on Friday, helping Kerala defeat Bihar by an innings and guarantee a spot in the quarterfinals.

Jalaj reached the seventh-highest number of wickets in the competition with 421. He had taken ten or more wickets in a first-class match for the tenth time. In response to Kerala's 351 runs, which were fueled by 150 from Salman Nizar, Bihar made 64 and 118 runs in a total of 64.2 overs over the course of both innings.

TN stutter but knockouts chances burn bright Despite needing 97 and having just five wickets remaining against Jharkhand, there is a chance that Tamil Nadu might still advance to the knockout stages. This is because, in a game that they needed to win with a bonus point, Chandigarh, who had won three straight games in the first half, now gave up the lead to Chhattisgarh. Vijay Shankar, who is undefeated at 33, is the key to Tamil Nadu's chances of winning the chase.

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Mother Teresa Women's University: Empowering Women through Education

Founded in 1984, Mother Teresa Women's University is a prestigious college that aims to empower women through education and promote their holistic development. The college is located in Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, and is named in honor of Mother Teresa, a global icon of compassion and helpfulness. As a public college, it is committed to promoting women's education and nurturing leaders who contribute to society.

Vision and Mission:

The college's vision is to empower women with knowledge, skills, and confidence to achieve excellence in various fields. Its mission is to provide quality education, enhance employability, and promote research and innovation while instilling ethical values ​​and social responsibility.

Academic Programs:

Mother Teresa Women's University offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs tailored to the diverse aspirations of women. The programs are aligned with new global trends and local needs, ensuring a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Popular fields of study include:

Arts and Humanities

Science and Technology

Commerce and Management

Education

Social Work

The college also offers specialized courses like Women's Studies and Gender Studies with a strong focus on addressing gender issues and promoting the empowerment of women.

Campus and Facilities:

Nestled in the tranquil hilly surroundings of Kodaikanal, the campus provides an ideal environment for learning and personal development. The College is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including:

Library: A well-equipped library with a vast collection of books, journals, and digital resources to support academic and research activities.

Labs: Advanced laboratories for science, technology, and research-based programs.

Residence Halls: Safe and comfortable accommodation options for students.

Sports and Recreation: Providing opportunities for physical fitness and extracurricular activities through well-maintained sports facilities.

Research and Innovation:

Research is the foundation of Mother Teresa Women's University. The institution encourages women to participate in innovative research across disciplines, address social issues, and contribute to the creation of knowledge. The university's research centers focus on areas such as women's health, environmental studies, and rural development.

To further research, the university collaborates with national and international organizations to ensure that students and faculty are exposed to global perspectives and opportunities.

Empowering women through skill development:

In addition to academic programs, the university also focuses on skill development to enhance employability and entrepreneurial skills. Workshops, certification courses, and training programs are regularly conducted in the following areas:

Digital Competency

Leadership and Communication

Entrepreneurship

Soft Skills and Personal Development

These initiatives enable students to succeed in their careers and contribute to society with confidence and competence.

Internships and Career Opportunities:

Mother Teresa Women's University has a unique internship facility that bridges the gap between academia and industry. The department organizes campus recruitment drives, career counseling programs, and internship opportunities to help students land jobs in reputed organizations. Graduates from the university have been successful in education, business, public service, and non-profit sectors.

Community Involvement and Social Impact:

The college is actively involved in the local community through outreach programs and extension activities. Initiatives such as literacy campaigns, health education camps, and environmental conservation projects reflect the institution's commitment to social welfare. These activities also provide students with a valuable opportunity to understand real-world challenges and contribute to meaningful change.

Achievements and Awards:

Over the years, Mother Teresa Women's University has been recognized for its academic excellence, contribution towards research, and commitment to women's empowerment. Her efforts in creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment have made her a preferred destination for women aspiring for higher education within and outside Tamil Nadu.

Conclusion:

Mother Teresa Women's University is a beacon of hope and empowerment for women. The college prepares students to be change-makers and leaders by nurturing intellectual curiosity, supporting personal growth, and promoting social responsibility. Their holistic educational approach ensures that graduates are well-equipped to take on challenges and make meaningful contributions to society.

For women seeking a supportive and enriching educational experience, Mother Teresa Women's University provides an excellent platform to achieve academic, professional, and personal success.

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Basketball Teams in India: Rising Stars of the Sport

Basketball teams in India have been steadily gaining recognition, showcasing their talent and determination on both national and international stages. While cricket continues to dominate the Indian sports landscape, basketball is emerging as a popular and competitive alternative. This article provides an overview of the prominent basketball teams in India, their achievements, and the challenges they face.

Prominent Basketball Teams In India

India boasts several basketball teams that represent the country at various levels. These teams include:

Indian Men’s National Team: Managed by the Basketball Federation of India (BFI), the men’s team has participated in numerous international tournaments, including the FIBA Asia Cup and South Asian Games.

Indian Women’s National Team: The women’s team has consistently performed well in regional competitions and is known for its strong teamwork and resilience.

State Teams: Every state in India has its own basketball team that competes in the National Basketball Championship. Teams like Tamil Nadu, Punjab, and Karnataka have historically dominated these championships.

Club Teams: Professional club teams such as ONGC, Indian Railways, and Kerala Police play a pivotal role in developing the sport at a professional level.

Achievements of Indian Basketball Teams

Indian basketball teams have achieved several milestones over the years:

International Recognition: The men’s team defeated China in the FIBA Asia Cup 2014, a historic victory that highlighted India’s potential in basketball.

Women’s Success: The women’s team clinched gold at the 2019 South Asian Games, further solidifying their dominance in the region.

Youth Achievements: India’s under-18 and under-16 teams have also made a mark in youth tournaments, showcasing the country’s growing talent pool.

Challenges Faced by Basketball Teams in India

Despite their progress, basketball teams in India encounter several challenges:

Limited Funding: A lack of financial support affects training, infrastructure, and international exposure.

Inadequate Facilities: Many players have limited access to quality courts and equipment.

Low Public Awareness: Basketball still struggles to attract the same level of attention as cricket or football.

Talent Drain: Promising players often switch to other sports due to better career prospects.

Ways to Support Basketball Teams in India

To ensure continued growth and success, it is essential to:

Increase Sponsorship: Corporate investments can enhance training programs and facilities.

Promote the Sport: Media campaigns and grassroots initiatives can increase public interest.

Strengthen Infrastructure: Building more courts and providing modern equipment will benefit players.

Encourage Participation: Schools and colleges should actively promote basketball as a viable sport.

Conclusion

Basketball teams in India are making steady progress, proving their potential with each passing year. With the right support, they can achieve greater success and inspire a new generation of players. As basketball continues to grow, these teams will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the future of the sport in India.

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Is the Toyota Supra Worth It in India?

If you're a sports car India enthusiast considering the Toyota Supra, you're in for a treat. This legendary vehicle, known for its powerful performance, sleek design, and thrilling driving experience, has captured the hearts of car lovers worldwide. In this article, we’ll delve into the Toyota Supra price in India, its mileage, top speed, specs, and how it compares with other high-performance competitors. Let's get started!

Toyota Supra Price in India: What to Expect

The Toyota Supra may not officially be available through Toyota dealerships in India, but that hasn’t stopped enthusiasts from getting their hands on this iconic car. While the official launch of the Toyota Supra in India was expected in late 2023, let's take a look at its anticipated prices:

Toyota Supra 2.0: INR 70 Lakhs

Toyota Supra 3.0: INR 80 Lakhs

Toyota Supra 3.0 Premium: INR 90 Lakhs

Toyota Supra A91 Edition: INR 1 Crore

Note: The prices above are approximate, and depending on the state, taxes, and other factors, the cost could fluctuate. The price is also influenced by the variant and additional features chosen.

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Toyota Supra State-Wise Pricing in India

Here’s an overview of what you might pay in different states across India for the Toyota Supra:

Andhra Pradesh: ₹75,00,000

Delhi: ₹75,10,000

Maharashtra: ₹74,97,500

Tamil Nadu: ₹75,27,500

Uttar Pradesh: ₹74,62,500

With state-wise pricing, the car’s price remains relatively uniform across the country, though it may vary slightly based on local taxes.

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Top Upcoming Cricket Leagues in India 2025: A Year of Thrilling Cricket Action

Top Upcoming Cricket Leagues in India 2025: A Year of Thrilling Cricket Action

Cricket in India is more than just a sport—it’s a passion that unites millions. The year 2025 is projected to be a landmark year for cricket enthusiasts, with several exciting leagues lined up across the country. These leagues bring together people from the food and travel industries, emerging talents, and die-hard fans, offering action-packed tournaments and memorable experiences.

Here’s a look at the top upcoming cricket leagues in India in 2025 that you can’t afford to miss.

1. Restaurant Cricket League (RCL India) 2025

A unique addition to the cricketing calendar, the Restaurant Cricket League (RCL) combines cricket with cuisine. This T10 tournament, set to take place in February, features 16 teams battling for glory while fans enjoy a one-of-a-kind cricket and food festival.

Why It Stands Out:

Short-format games filled with thrilling moments.

A gastronomic experience alongside cricketing action.

Perfect for families and food lovers.

2. Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025

The IPL needs no introduction. As one of the world’s most popular T20 leagues, it continues to be the pinnacle of cricket entertainment. Scheduled for its usual April-May window, IPL 2025 is expected to deliver high-octane matches featuring international superstars and emerging Indian talent.

What to Expect:

Electrifying matches with nail-biting finishes.

Star players like Virat Kohli, Jos Buttler, and Jasprit Bumrah leading their teams.

Fan-friendly activities and merchandise launches.

3. IPL 2025: The Iconic Indian Premier League

No list of top cricket leagues in India would be complete without mentioning the Indian Premier League (IPL). While the official dates for 2025 are yet to be confirmed, the IPL continues to be the most followed cricket league in the country. Featuring top international and national players, the IPL 2025 will surely continue its legacy of fast-paced cricket, unmatched fan following, and millions of viewers worldwide. Whether you're in the stands or watching from home, the IPL is one of the biggest highlights in Indian cricket.

4. Women’s IPL 2025

In recent years, the rise of women’s cricket has captured the attention of millions, and the Women’s IPL 2025 is expected to break new ground. With more opportunities for female cricketers to shine, the Women’s IPL will bring together the best female players from India and abroad. This tournament promises not only thrilling cricket but also an important milestone for gender equality in sports.

5. Legends League Cricket 2025

For fans who love to relive the golden years of cricket, the Legends League Cricket is the perfect event. Featuring retired cricket legends from around the world, LLC 2025 will showcase iconic players battling it out on the field once again. This league has gained a large following due to the nostalgic appeal of watching former cricket stars in action. Fans can expect a mixture of fun, competition, and camaraderie.

6. Corporate Cricket League 2025

The Corporate Cricket League has become an annual feature in India, bringing together employees from various organizations to showcase their cricket skills. 2025 will see an even bigger edition, with corporate teams battling it out for glory. This is a fantastic opportunity for businesses to engage with their employees while also promoting team spirit. Expect intense competition, lots of fun, and plenty of memorable moments.

7. State Cricket Tournaments 2025

In addition to the larger leagues, State Cricket Tournamentswill continue to play a crucial role in the development of young cricketers across India. These tournaments offer a platform for emerging talents to showcase their skills and get noticed by selectors. Some of the top states hosting these tournaments include Delhi, Mumbai, Tamil Nadu, and Rajasthan. The year 2025 will see several exciting matches, with emerging stars looking to make their mark.

Conclusion

The year 2025 is set to be a paradise for cricket lovers in India, with a variety of leagues catering to every fan’s preference. From the glitz of the IPL to the unique experience of the Restaurant Cricket League, there’s something for everyone.

Mark your calendars and get ready to witness cricketing magic as these leagues unfold, showcasing the passion, talent, and love for the game that defines India. Whether you’re a die-hard follower or a casual fan, the top upcoming cricket leagues in India in 2025 are sure to leave you thrilled!

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Pursuing Excellence: The Best Sports Colleges and Universities in India

With a booming interest in sports careers and growing demand for skilled professionals in sports science, management and fitness, India has seen a rise in institutions offering specialized education in sports. The best sports colleges in India provide students with a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, preparing them for diverse careers. These institutions aim to develop skilled professionals in sports coaching, sports science, event management and athletic training. Here’s a closer look at some of the top institutions and the unique programmes they offer.

Why Choose Sports Education in India?

India’s sports industry has expanded significantly, requiring trained professionals across multiple sectors. Graduating from one of the best sports universities in India opens doors to exciting opportunities, from managing sports events to working with elite athletes. Programmes are designed to offer students practical experience alongside theory, preparing them for the real-world demands of sports-related careers.

In the best sports institutions, students gain access to cutting-edge facilities, expert faculty and a curriculum that includes sports psychology, sports nutrition, biomechanics and sports law. Many programmes also offer internships and collaborations with sports organizations, providing valuable exposure.

Best Sports Colleges in India

Several colleges in India offer high-quality education in sports, each with unique strengths and specialized programmes. These institutions not only focus on sports science but also emphasize holistic development through a mix of theoretical and practical training.

Symbiosis School of Sports Sciences (SSSS), Pune: Known for its exceptional programmes, SSSS offers both a Bachelor’s and an MBA in Sports Science and Management, covering everything from sports nutrition to event management. SSSS provides students with hands-on training and access to advanced facilities, ensuring they are industry-ready upon graduation. With its strong industry ties, SSSS stands out as one of the best sports colleges in India for students interested in a comprehensive sports education.

Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education (LNIPE), Gwalior: LNIPE is another prominent name in sports education, offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in physical education. Known for its focus on physical training and athletic development, LNIPE offers excellent resources for students aiming to excel in sports coaching and physical education.

Tamil Nadu Physical Education and Sports University (TNPESU): Located in Chennai, TNPESU is a dedicated sports university offering degrees in sports science, sports management and coaching. It has a strong reputation for practical training, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with sports teams and athletes. As one of the best sports universities in India, TNPESU emphasizes research in sports science and has collaborations with national sports organizations.

National Sports University (NSU), Manipur: A relatively new addition to sports education, NSU focuses on promoting sports culture in India. It offers specialized programmes in sports coaching, sports psychology and sports management. NSU aims to equip students with modern techniques and theoretical knowledge, preparing them for diverse careers in the sports industry.

Career Opportunities after Graduating from the Best Sports Colleges in India

Graduates from the best sports universities in India have a wide range of career paths available to them. They can work as sports coaches, fitness trainers, sports managers, event coordinators, or athletic trainers. Many of these institutions also provide training for careers in sports media, sports analytics and public health, which are seeing a growing demand.

For example, at Symbiosis School of Sports Sciences (SSSS), students benefit from robust placement support and industry partnerships, allowing them to pursue roles in top sports organizations, fitness companies and corporate wellness programmes. Graduates are well-prepared to work in dynamic, high-impact environments, supporting athletic performance, managing sports facilities, or even running community health programmes.

Why Symbiosis School of Sports Sciences (SSSS) Stands Out

SSSS has quickly emerged as one of the best sports colleges in India, known for its industry-oriented curriculum and strong placement support. By offering a Bachelor’s degree and an MBA in Sports Science and Management, SSSS provides pathways for students at different stages of their academic and career journeys. With advanced sports labs, training facilities and a curriculum that incorporates sports technology, nutrition and event management, SSSS prepares students for versatile roles in sports.

Moreover, SSSS’s partnerships with top industry players and sports organizations mean that students get valuable internship opportunities and firsthand exposure to the sports industry’s latest practices. The hands-on training approach at SSSS allows graduates to enter the workforce with practical skills and a clear understanding of the sports ecosystem.

Conclusion

Choosing to study at one of the best sports universities in India can be a transformative decision, opening doors to a wide array of sports careers. Institutions like Symbiosis School of Sports Sciences (SSSS) offer top-tier programmes that prepare students for the sports industry’s growing demands. With specialized training, real-world experience and industry connections, graduates from these colleges are well-equipped to make meaningful contributions to sports and fitness, fostering a thriving sports culture in India.

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HNLU annual fest COLOSSUS-IMUNYP 2024

TNLU (Tamil Nadu National Law University) and HNLU Volley Ball Teams with the guests Team News Riveting Raipur, October 18 In tune with the festive air of October, HNLU is celebrating its annual, cultural, literary and sports fest, COLOSSUS; International Model United Nations and Youth Parliament (IMUNYP) 2024. The event will continue for three days. The inaugural session, which was held…

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[ad_1] 23rd National Para Athletics Championship winners (PC: Tamil Nadu paralympics association) Haryana emerged as the overall champion at the 23rd National Paralympic Athletics Championship, securing an impressive 49 gold, 32 silver, and 25 bronze medals. Tamil Nadu, the host state, claimed second place with 17 gold, 18 silver, and 12 bronze, while Uttar Pradesh finished third with 14 gold, 17 silver, and 11 bronze medals. Rajasthan secured the fourth spot with 13 gold, 22 silver, and 26 bronze, while Maharashtra rounded out the top five with 11 gold, 3 silver, and 13 bronze medals. The event, held from February 18 to 20, 2025, in Tamil Nadu, showcased the outstanding performances of para-athletes from across the nation. The closing ceremony was graced by Lt Gen. Karanbir Singh Brar as the chief guest, alongside several distinguished officials from the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), including Vice President Shri Chandrasekhar, Chief Coach Shri Sathya Narayanan, Vice President Shri Sathya Parkash Sangwan, Secretary General Shri Jayawant Gundu Hamanawar, and Treasurer Shri Sunil Pradhan. On the final day, athletes gave remarkable performances across various disciplines. In the men’s discus throw, Pradeep Kumar from SSCB claimed gold in the F62/F64 category with a throw of 44.00m, while Rakesh, also from SSCB, won the F42/F43/F44 category with a throw of 49.52m. Haryana’s Devender Kumar earned silver with a throw of 49.01m, and Shubham Dhull took bronze with 46.23m. In the women’s events, Priyanka Sharma of Delhi triumphed in the 200m T35/T36/T37 final, finishing in 38.11 seconds, with Karnataka’s Harshita Tater and Chandigarh’s Babanpreet Kaur taking silver and bronze, respectively. Haryana’s Ekta Bhyan, the world champion, continued her dominance in the club throw F32/F51, winning gold with a throw of 20.14m. Rajasthan’s Durga Gahlot earned silver, while Haryana’s Geeta Rani secured bronze. The men’s discus throw F37 event was another highlight, with Haryana’s Bhavishay clinching gold with a throw of 44.27m, followed by his teammate Haney with silver (44.13m). Ankit, also from Haryana, took bronze. Dharambir, another Haryana athlete, claimed gold in the F51 event with a throw of 10.91m, while Uttar Pradesh’s Ram Ratan Singh and Tamil Nadu’s Alexander Mani finished with silver and bronze. Endurance events, including the men’s 5000m races, added excitement, with Rajasthan’s Rajesh Yadav winning the T13 category in 16:26.75s, and Karnataka’s Sharath M.S taking gold in the T12 category with a time of 15:50.49s. Athletes from West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, and Delhi also delivered strong performances in the long-distance events. The championship, organized by the Tamil Nadu Sports Development Authority and the Tamil Nadu Paralympic Sports Association, saw 1,476 para-athletes from 30 states and union territories competing across 155 events. Tamil Nadu fielded a large contingent of 185 athletes, one of the largest in the tournament. This event showcased the extraordinary determination and skill of India’s para-athletes, paving the way for future international competitions. The post Dominant Haryana Claims 49 Golds at 23rd National Paralympic Athletics, Tamil Nadu Finishes Runner-Up appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link