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'First time I've lost to Arshad Nadeem': Neeraj Chopra 'won't be at peace' unless he eclipses Paris Olympics silver 

Neeraj Chopra, India's golden boy in athletics, has once again set his sights on the highest accolades after a rare defeat to his Pakistani rival, Arshad Nadeem. The recent setback has only fueled Chopra's determination to achieve greater success, especially as he looks towards the Paris Olympics. 

Chopra has built a reputation as one of the most consistent and dominant javelin throwers on the global stage. However, his recent defeat to Nadeem has stirred something within him. "This is the first time I've lost to Arshad Nadeem," Chopra candidly remarked, highlighting the significance of the loss. The defeat has left Chopra unsatisfied, and he's made it clear that he will not be at peace until he surpasses this performance, particularly with the Paris Olympics on the horizon. 

The rivalry between Chopra and Nadeem has been brewing for years, with both  the athletes pushing each other to new heights. While Chopra has often had the upper hand, Nadeem's recent victory marks a turning point in their competitive relationship. This defeat, however, has only intensified the Chopra's resolve. He views it as a stepping stone, a momentary setback that will propel him to train harder, refine his technique, and ultimately, reclaim his dominance in the sport. 

Chopra's focus is now firmly set on the Paris Olympics, where he aims not just to win but to eclipse his previous achievements. The silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics was a significant milestone, but Chopra believes he can do better. He has his eyes on the gold, and he’s determined to leave no stone unturned in his preparation. 

As one of India's most celebrated athletes, Chopra carries the hopes and dreams of millions. His journey is not just about personal glory but also about inspiring the next generation of athletes in India. The defeat to Nadeem, while disappointing, is a reminder that even the best athletes face challenges. What sets Chopra apart is his unwavering commitment to overcoming these challenges and emerging stronger. 

In the coming months, as Chopra gears up for the Paris Olympics, fans and critics alike will be watching closely. One thing is certain: Neeraj Chopra won’t rest until he has eclipsed his previous achievements and once again stood at the pinnacle of his sport. For more sports news, subscribe to our newsletter. 

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JEE-Main: 23 candidates bag 100 score in first edition of exam

Twenty-three candidates have bagged the perfect 100 score in the engineering entrance exam JEE-Main with a maximum of them being from Telangana, the National Testing Agency announced on Tuesday.

Over 11.70 lakh candidates had appeared for the first edition of the crucial exam.

Among the candidates who scored 100 NTA scores, seven are from Telangana, two from Haryana, three each from Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, two from Delhi and one each from Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

According to NTA officials, NTA score is not the same as percentage of marks obtained but normalised scores.

“NTA scores are normalised scores across multi-session papers and are based on the relative performance of all those who appeared for the examination in one session. The marks obtained are converted into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session of examinees,” a senior official explained.

Source : https://www.dailypioneer.com/2024/trending-news/jee-main--23-candidates-bag-100-score-in-first-edition-of-exam.html

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IndiGo Flight Diverted to Karachi Due to Medical Emergency

On March 12, 2023, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Doha was diverted to Karachi due to a medical emergency on board. The flight, which was operating as 6E 1457, had taken off from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport earlier that day with 176 passengers on board. Read More...

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BCCI Announces 15-Member India A Squad for Australia Tour, Gaikwad to Captain

The BCCI has named a 15-member India A squad for the Australia tour, captained by Ruturaj Gaikwad, with Abhimanyu Easwaran as vice-captain. The squad, which includes Ishan Kishan, Mukesh Kumar, Khaleel Ahmed, and Devdutt Padikkal, will compete in two four-day matches in Mackay and Melbourne against Australia A, followed by a three-day intra-squad game with the Indian senior team in Perth. 

The tour aims to provide young and fringe players valuable exposure to Australian conditions and prepare a reserve squad for potential senior team injuries. 

Gaikwad’s leadership offers an opportunity for him to showcase his ability ahead of the upcoming international fixtures. Ishan Kishan’s inclusion after his recent success in the Asia Cup will also be a focal point. 

The team’s pace attack, led by Mukesh Kumar and Khaleel Ahmed, is well-rounded, and with spin options like Tanush Kotian and Manav Suthar, the team has a balanced composition. This tour serves as a platform for young players to make a mark in tough overseas conditions and potentially earn a place in the senior squad for future series. 

The first match will be played from October 31 to November 3, and the second from November 7 to 10. The three-day match simulation from November 15 to 17 with the Indian senior team will act as an integration exercise, giving the A-team players a chance to learn from their senior counterparts. 

This tour marks a key development opportunity, especially for players aiming for long-term roles in India’s Test setup. 

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Ratan Tata’s Mantra, Be No. 1 Or Be Wiped Out, There’s Nothing In Between, Says 100-Year-Old Ex-Aide

The centenarian, a former Vice President of Tata Steel and an ex-Managing Director of Tata Tinplate, recollected how he met Ratan Tata.

A Journey with Ratan Tata was a tale of humility and friendship, says former Coal India Chairman RN Sharma who served major Tata Group companies in key posts. Sharma, who celebrated his 100th birthday on April 12, said Tata demonstrated an unwavering dedication to quality and integrity in every endeavour.

The centenarian, a former Vice President of Tata Steel and an ex-Managing Director of Tata Tinplate, recollected how he met Ratan Tata.

“It was late 1960s, a pivotal time in my career as I served as the Chief Mining Engineer at Jamadoba in Jharia. That was when I first met Ratan Tata in 1967-68, a young man brimming with curiosity and determination,” recalls the centenarian.

Tata visited the mines, and what started as a professional introduction quickly blossomed into a friendship that would last for decades, Sharma said terming his demise on Wednesday as the end of an era.

“For two weeks, I had the privilege of showing him around our operations, the intricate world of mining, sharing the challenges and triumphs that came with it. In the evenings, our conversations flowed as freely as the coal dust that surrounded us. We dined together, discussed our visions for the future, and bonded over our shared values,” reminisced Sharma.

Sharma said he had been in Tata Group from 1949 to 1997 barring a decade when he served as Chairman of Coal India but when I rejoined the Group it was like a homecoming that rekindled the bond.

“‘His mantra was simple yet profound: Be number one or be ready to be wiped out. There’s nothing in between,’ he used to say and it was a reminder for all to always aim high, to push boundaries, and to strive for excellence.

He embodied these principles himself, demonstrating an unwavering dedication to quality and integrity in every endeavour,” Sharma recollected.

There was no place for “show off” in Tata’s humble life, the elederly man said.

He recalled: “One of the most memorable moments I experienced with him was during a seemingly ordinary evening at Bombay House. As I waited for my car, Ratan approached me and asked where I was headed. I mentioned the Taj Hotel, and without a moment’s hesitation, he hopped into the hired car with me. Here was the Chairman of Tata Group, riding in a humble taxi, sharing a ride and laughter as if we were old friends. It was a unique experience that encapsulated his humility—showing that true greatness doesn’t require showmanship.” Ratan Tata was not just a business leader but a beacon of integrity and compassion, Sharma said.

“As I reflect on our journey together, I am reminded of the impact Ratan Tata has had not just on the Tata Group, but on all who had the privilege to know him. His legacy will continue to inspire us to be better, to strive for excellence, and to lead with humility,” Sharma said in a choked voice.

Dr T Mukherjee, a former Deputy Managing Director with Tata Steel, recalled how the visionary leader encouraged employees to think of becoming number one.

“He gave freedom to think big and to compete not with other Indian steel plants but with the Japanese and the German which were the best in the world. In a way, he fixed benchmarks for us and Tata Steel indeed became a top player, ” Mukherjee said and recalled how sometimes meetings lasted past midnight.

A number of Tata Steel workers described him as “God” for them who determined daily wages for him far above the practice.

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Muscat-bound Air India Express flight returns to Thiruvananthapuram after smoke alert | Thiruvananthapuram News - Times of India

NEW DELHI: An Air India Express flight destined for Muscat returned to the bay at Thiruvananthapuram Airport on Friday morning due to suspected smoke observed during take-off. The incident occurred around 10.30am. There were 142 passengers onboard, who were subsequently offloaded for inspection, according to an airport source. An Air India Express spokesperson stated that an alternative aircraft…