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I still have much more to offer to cricket, says Laxmi Ratan Shukla

KOLKATA: While not ruling out a comeback to the political crease, India all-rounder-turned-minister-turned coach Lakshmi Ratan Shukla said he decided to return to the cricketing greens as he had much more to offer to the gentleman's game, the first love of his life.

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Theon obliges in Gold Cup

KOLKATA: The Maharaja’s Gold Cup was an easy picking for Pesi Shroff-saddled Theon at Bangalore on Sunday. The son of Fontainebleau was a winner at every pole in the hands of PS Chouhan.

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Kolkata: Brain dead woman's heart, liver, kidneys give life to 4

KOLKATA: Four organs of a brain dead woman, Manjubala Bhakta (58), were retrieved and transplanted to four patients on Sunday.

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5 key facts to know about Barca’s new signing Franck Kessie

KOLKATA: Franck Kessie is a new FC Barcelona player, becoming the first signing for Xavi Hernandez’s team ahead of the 2022/23 season.

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Mobile ban for junior cops on duty at West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's home, office

KOLKATA: Junior cops on duty at Nabanna and posted at chief minister Mamata Banerjee's Kalighat residence as part of her security detail have been barred from using mobile phones - apart from other security measures - two days after a 31-year-old man, armed with an iron rod, managed to breach…

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As Kolkata gets ready for Durga Puja, Muslims participate with gusto in inclusive festival

KOLKATA: At a time when the country is grappling with polarisation and divisions in society, Durga Puja in Bengal has remained a shining example of syncretism and communal harmony. In the city’s Muslim-dominated areas, Durga Puja is organised and celebrated by Muslims with as much enthusiasm as in Hindu-majority neighbourhoods.…

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Kolkata: Zuccarelli favourite

KOLKATA: Zuccarelli from the stable of Pesi Shroff gets the first call to win the Chief Justice’s Cup Grade-III in Bangalore on Saturday. The son of Circle Of Bliss won the Pune, Bangalore and the Indian Derby.

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AIFF hired astrologer for team's good luck: Team insider

KOLKATA: Did astrology play a role in the national Indian football team's recent success at the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers?

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Emami yet to sign contract with East Bengal: Group director

KOLKATA: Emami Group is yet to sign the contract with East Bengal to own a majority stake in the century-old club, the director of the company Aditya Agarwal said on Sunday.

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If I stay as India coach, the league must start when I say: Igor Stimac

KOLKATA: Soon after guiding India to the main round of Asian Cup, Igor Stimac has set conditions for continuing as coach, stressing that the national team players must spend more times together and calling for changes in the domestic football.

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Bala Devi targets comeback for India, awaits a new club

KOLKATA: The scenario may appear bleak to most people. But not to the Manipuri warrior spirit in the 32-year-old who was seen displaying her skills with the ball and leaving the on-field younger footballers and off-field enthusiasts at CCFC grounds in awe of their idol – Bala Devi.

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The challenge Stimac's India face: Life without Chhetri

KOLKATA: Sunil Chhetri has been there and done that on so many occasions that his scoring prowess and ability to win matches for India has now become conventional rather than curious.

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Boys need to start learning to play without Sunil Chhetri: Igor Stimac

KOLKATA: Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac wants his attacking players to start learning to play without talisman Sunil Chhetri, and score some goals too.

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Asian Cup Qualifiers: Chhetri guides India to win against Cambodia

KOLKATA: You may just run out of superlatives to describe Sunil Chhetri. At 37, when most players ponder a farewell game, Chhetri is proving with astonishing regularity that he is far from a finished product.

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KK death: PIL in HC seeks CBI probe into ‘negligence’

KOLKATA: A PIL demanding a CBI probe into the death of singer KK was filed on Monday. The HC allowed the PIL to be filed after it was mentioned in the division bench of Chief Justice Prakash Srivastava and Justice Rajarshi Bharadwaj

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Autopsy shows fatty layer around singer KK’s heart: Kolkata cops

KOLKATA: Cops are sending reports of the postmortem and viscera of singer KK for histopathological test after the autopsy examination showed that he had a fatty layer around the heart that had turned white and the valves were stiff when the heart was opened, police sources said on Thursday. Histopathology…

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BJP censures Dilip Ghosh for remarks on West Bengal unit

KOLKATA: BJP national vice-president Dilip Ghosh drew flak from the party brass, this time in the form of a censure, for shooting his mouth off against senior state functionaries, including Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar, that had "caused embarrassment to the central leadership".

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IPL 2022 - One of the best innings I've ever seen under pressure: Virat Kohli on Rajat Patidar

KOLKATA: Batting stalwart Virat Kohli says Rajat Patidar's match-winning century in the IPL Eliminator was one of the best innings produced under pressure.

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IPL 2022, LSG vs RCB: We were trying to hit fours and sixes but they bowled really well, says KL Rahul

KOLKATA: When Mark Zuckerberg famously said: "The biggest risk is not taking any risk", KL Rahul ought to have paid attention.

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IPL 2022: Hardik Pandya, the new Captain Cool

KOLKATA: Has Team India got its new Captain Cool in Hardik Pandya? Many would be seeing it that way from the manner the Gujarat Titans skipper operated in Qualifier 1 match against Rajasthan Royals at the Eden Gardens here on Tuesday.

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IPL 2022, Lucknow Super Giants vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, Eliminator, Highlights: Magnificent hundred from Rajat Patidar takes RCB closer to final

KOLKATA: Little-known domestic bulwark Rajat Patidar literally owned the biggest stage of his nascent career with a magnificent hundred that got Royal Challengers Bangalore within a sniffing distance of title clash after out-batting Lucknow Super Giants by 14 runs in the IPL Eliminator on Wednesday.

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IPL 2022: Dinesh Karthik is 'that rock' of the side, says RCB's Mike Hesson

KOLKATA: Indian Premier League (IPL) side Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) has revealed that when South African stalwart AB de Villiers decided to quit the team and announced his retirement at the end of the 2021 season, the team was taken aback. But the way wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik has shaped up…

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ATKMB complete turnaround with 5-2 demolition of Maziya, make AFC Cup knockout stage

KOLKATA: All's well that ends well. Juan Ferrando's ATK Mohun Bagan proved this adage in spectacular manner, brushing aside Maziya Sports and Recreation Club of Maldives 5-2 at the Salt Lake Stadium on Tuesday and stormed into the AFC Cup interzonal semifinal playoff as Group D winners.

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IPL 2022, GT vs RR: Sensational Miller, captain Pandya chase down tall total as Gujarat Titans enter final in style

KOLKATA: Captaincy sometimes brings out the best from a player and Hardik Pandya seems to be the best example. The allrounder, who is maturing as leader and performer with every match, once again led from the front to help his side Gujarat Titans beat Rajasthan Royals by seven wickets in…

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Artificially conceived babies start slow, but catch up in growth with others in 2 years: Study

KOLKATA: Babies conceived through Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) grow differently from naturally conceived (NC) babies in the initial phase of infancy but catch up with the latter by their second birthday, a recent study has revealed. The findings of the cohort study comparing growth and neurodevelopmental outcome of an equal…

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