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Indian men's hockey team beat Chinese Taipei 13-1 to enter semifinals of U-18 men's Asia Cup

The Indian men's hockey team secured a dominant 13-1 victory over Chinese Taipei in their final Pool A match. This win propels India into the semifinals of the U-18 Asia Cup 2026. The team showcased strong attacking play throughout the tournament, with their only defeat coming to Japan. India's semifinal…

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Captain Kushwaha scores twice as India beat Korea 4-1 in U-18 Asia Cup

India's U-18 men's hockey team secured a commanding 4-1 victory over Korea in the U-18 Asia Cup. Captain Ketan Kushwaha scored twice, with Varinder Singh and Shahrukh Ali also finding the net. This win places India level on points with Korea and Japan in Pool A. India's next match is…

The Economic Times

Stabbed 37 times with kitchen knife: Indian-origin Varinder Singh found guilty for sister-in-law's murder in California

Varinder Singh, an Indian-origin man, was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of his sister-in-law Kuljeet Kaur who was stabbed 37 times with an eight-inch kitchen knife in 2022. Singh did not plead guilty and said he was looked down upon by the family of his wife, identified…

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Indian boxers aim for improved show at men’s World Championships in Uzbekistan

Indian boxers will be highly motivated to better the one bronze medal secured in the previous edition when they step inside the ring for the men’s World Championships, starting in Uzbekistan from May 1.

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Shiva, Deepak to lead 13-member Indian squad in World Boxing Championships

NEW DELHI: Six-time Asian Championships medallist Shiva Thapa and 2019 Asian Championships silver medallist Deepak Bhoria will headline the Indian squad for the upcoming men's World Boxing Championships to be held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan from April 30 to May 14.

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Amritpal’s aide booked under Arms Act in J&K's Kishtwar; Police seek his custody for investigation

JAMMU: After cancelation of the arms licenses of fugitive Amritpal Singh's two aides including Varinder Singh, the Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday booked him under the Arms Act in connection with a gun licence issued to him in Kishtwar district. The district police also has sought his custody for…

The Times of India

Amritpal Singh was targeting rogue ex-servicemen, youngsters to build terrorist outfit

CHANDIGARH: Fugitive Khalistan sympathiser and radical preacher Amritpal Singh had been targeting drug addicts and rogue ex-servicemen to help him build a gang that could be easily transformed into a terrorist outfit, officials said in Chandigarh on Thursday.

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Olympic medallist hockey player Varinder Singh dies

Varinder Singh was party of the only world-cup winning Indian team

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Olympic medallist and World Cup-winning hockey player Varinder Singh dies

NEW DELHI: Olympic and World Cup medallist Varinder Singh, who was an integral part of some of India's memorable victories in the 1970s, died in Jalandhar on Tuesday morning. He was 75.

The Times of India

Rising crime: In Amritsar, 3 murders in 24 hours

AMRITSAR: Three people, including a woman, were killed in three separate incidents of gun violence and strangulation in the past 24 hours in the holy city. The last incident occurred on Sunday morning, when Harinder Singh, 35, a resident of Ghanpur Kale, who had come from Dubai a week back,…

The Times of India

Boxing: Govind, Ananta, Sumit strike gold; India ends Thailand Open with 10 medals

Indian boxers bring home 10 medals, including three golds, four silvers, and three bronze with three boxers yet to fight in their final bouts

The Hindu

Thailand Open: Men and women boxers handed contrasting draws, Minakshi to begin Indian challenge

NEW DELHI: Indian women boxers were handed relatively tough draws compared to their male counterparts at the Thailand Open International boxing tournament, beginning in Phuket on Sunday with Minakshi (51kg) kick-starting the country's challenge on the opening day.

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