Australia thrash India by 10 wickets to level 3-match ODI series 1-1
An unbeaten 121-run opening partnership between Mitchell Marsh (66 not out) and Travis Head (51 not out) helped Australia thrash India by 10 wickets in the second ODI here on Sunday to level the three-match series 1-1. Chasing a meagre target of 118 after Mitchell Starc’s 5/53 had destroyed India’s batting, the tourists completed the task in just 11 overs. His ninth five-wicket haul in ODIs along with fine display from Sean Abbott (3/23) and Nathan Ellis (2/13) gave Indian batters no chance to settle down on seaming and swinging conditions. Brief Scores:India: 117 all out in 26 overs (Virat Kohli 31, Axar Patel 29 not out, Mitchell Starc 5/53, Sean Abbott 3/23, Nathan Ellis 2/13). Australia: 121 for no loss in 11 overs (Travis Head 51 not out, Mitchell Marsh 66 not out).
Source:Indian Express
March 20, 2023 02:03 UTC
IPL 2023: Delhi Capitals unveil new jersey ahead of upcoming season, watch!
Delhi Capitals on March 19 unveiled their new official jersey for the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League. Official jersey was launched in the presence of team manager Joydeep Mukherjee, Strength and Conditioning Coach Vivek Ramakrishna and Chetan Sakariya. Children from the Savera Association were among the first to don the season’s new jersey.
Source:Economic Times
March 20, 2023 01:26 UTC
AIFF’s plans to improve competition in the SAFF championship
AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey stated that getting a couple of higher-ranked teams will improve the competition in the tournament. We are in discussion with stakeholders, and we will announce our decision in May,” Chaubey stated in a press conference here on Sunday. Asked if Pakistan will be allowed to compete in the tournament, Chaubey said, “We will abide by the decision of the Ministry of External Affairs. Chaubey, a former India international footballer, was part of the team which won the SAFF Championship in 1999 and 2005. AIFF Secretary General Shaji Prabhakaran, AIFF Vice President and Karnataka State Football Association President N.A.
Source:The Hindu
March 20, 2023 01:05 UTC
Warren Buffett has weighed in on bank runs, bailouts and the dangers of insuring deposits. Here are 9 quotes that shed light on today's banking crisis.
Warren Buffett has weighed in on bank runs, bailouts, and deposit insurance over the years. AdvertisementSilicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Silvergate have all folded in recent days, fanning fears of a banking-sector meltdown and full-on financial crisis. Warren Buffett, the world-famous stockpicker who runs Berkshire Hathaway, has been studying and investing in banks for more than five decades. Some of his past remarks are strikingly relevant to the current furore around bank runs, government bailouts, deposit insurance, and poor risk management. (Buffett was complaining that banks with FDIC-insured deposits, and other lenders with government guarantees, had minimal money costs and could borrow easily.
Source:Mint
March 20, 2023 00:52 UTC
Not yet ready for a cookie-less world
Advertisers not capitalising on the open internetAt almost 600 million users, the open internet has gained prominence in India, reaching 62 million more than walled gardens. In the last year, four in five consumers (80 per cent) increased their consumption of the open internet. While more users consume content on the open internet, digital advertising in India has not capitalised on its rapid growth. This marks a shift away from walled gardens such as social media, user-generated content (UGC) platforms, and live game streaming. Clearly, advertisers need to re-examine their digital media spends.
Source:The Hindu
March 19, 2023 22:37 UTC
Saving the Planet: Dr. Mario Molina’s Legacy
Molina’s Early LifeBorn in Mexico City in 1943, Molina was a curious child and excelled in school. The Ozone Hole and the Montreal ProtocolMolina and Rowland’s groundbreaking research revealed how CFCs deplete the ozone layer, causing a hole in the layer above Antarctica. Molina’s Contributions Beyond Ozone DepletionOther than his key contributions to protecting the ozone layer, Dr Molina was also involved in studying air pollution, particularly in Mexico City. Dr Mario Molina’s LegacyDr Molina’s work on ozone depletion was a demonstration of the power of science to highlight the pressing environmental issues humanity faces. Dr Molina’s legacy is a reminder of the importance of stewardship, and of the responsibility we all have to protect the planet we share.
Source:Economic Times
March 19, 2023 22:29 UTC
Alia Bhatt’s trainer demonstrates asanas for strong arms
Yoga helps in targeting several muscle groups of the body, joints and the bones and strengthening them. Besides that, yoga helps in relaxing the mind, creating body awareness and inducing better sleep patterns. Alia Bhatt’s trainer demonstrates asanas for strong arms(Pinterest)Demonstrating a routine, Anshuka, trainer to several Bollywood celebrities such as Alia Bhatt and Kareena Kapoor, showed us that we can achieve toned and strong arms with a range of yoga asanas. These asanas will work on the biceps, triceps and are a sure shot way to get sleek and toned arms. ALSO READ: Alia Bhatt’s trainer demonstrates variations of Pigeon Pose, speaks of benefitsCheck out the yoga asanas shared by the trainer, here:PhalakasanaPhalakasana IIVasisthasanaArdha PurvottanasanaBakasanaThe yoga asanas suggested by Anshuka comes with multiple health benefits.
Source:Hindustan Times
March 19, 2023 22:11 UTC
'He needs to spend time with the batting coach': Gavaskar ridicules Suryakumar after second straight golden duck
Suryakumar Yadav has been a phenom in T20 batting. However, the India star has failed to crack the code in ODIs as he suffered a second successive golden duck in the series against Australia. Disappointed as the missed opportunities, batting legend Sunil Gavaskar ridiculed Suryakumar for his technical fault. (India vs Australia, 2nd ODI Live Score) Sunil Gavaskar; Suryakumar YadavThe Australia series was a golden opportunity for Suryakumar with much-prefred No.4 batter Shreyas Iyer absent with an injury. He needs to spend time with the batting coach on how to come out of this," he said.
Source:Hindustan Times
March 19, 2023 21:41 UTC
Mysuru Briefly
March 19, 2023 07:14 pm | Updated 08:03 pm IST‘Clean Chamundi Hills’ driveNearly 50 volunteers of Parisara Balaga and Save Chamundi Hills Committee in Mysuru took part in a drive to cleanse Chamundi Hills of plastic waste on Sunday. In addition, there were volunteers from JSS College and 30 sacks of plastic waste was cleared during the day. MLA’s supporters take out processionSupporters of Hunsur MLA H.P. Manjunath took out a padayatra from Anjaneyaswamy temple in Hunsur to Chamundi Hills in Mysuru drumming up support for his re-election. The MLA’s supporters reached Mysuru on Sunday and they also sought vote for the Congress to ‘’save the Constitution’’.
Source:The Hindu
March 19, 2023 21:09 UTC
Around 1,000 ophthalmologists participate in the 13th edition of Reticon
March 19, 2023 08:32 pm | Updated 08:32 pm IST - CHENNAIThe 13 th edition of Reticon, Dr. Agarwals Retina Foundation’s annual conference, was held in the city on Sunday. Amar Agarwal, chairman of Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital, said around 1,000 ophthalmologists attended the meeting, the aim of which was to bring together vitreoretinal specialists and enable them to update their knowledge about the latest techniques and technologies to manage vitreoretinal disorder. In a country with a huge diabetic population, the fear of retinal damage (diabetic retinopathy) is a concern. “People aged over 40 should take simple tests to examine their vision, by closing one eye and checking for blurred vision. It is also important to get the eyes examined every six months to detect early changes in the retina,” Dr. Agarwal said.
Source:The Hindu
March 19, 2023 20:59 UTC
SIT to submit 9th interim report by June
By Express News ServiceCUTTACK: The menace of drug trafficking has assumed bigger proportions in India as massive black money is being invested in the illicit trade, said vice-chairman Special Investigation Team (SIT), investigating the black money trail, Justice Arijit Pasayat after holding a review meeting here at his residence on Saturday. “I have suggested carrying out an investigation in coordination with Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Income Tax,” said Pasayat. The SIT which has so far submitted its 8th interim report will submit the next report to Supreme Court before June 2023, he said. “I have suggested carrying out an investigation in coordination with Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Income Tax,” said Pasayat. The SIT which has so far submitted its 8th interim report will submit the next report to Supreme Court before June 2023, he said.googletag.cmd.push(function() {googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-8052921-2'); });
Source:Indian Express
March 19, 2023 19:48 UTC
Bundesliga Champions Bayern Munich Win Sixth European Crown
2019/20: Longest and Most Unprecedented SeasonGerman champions, Bayern Munich, beat French champions Paris Saint Germain 1-0 to take the 2019/20 season’s European crown in Lisbon – their sixth victory in Europe. Bayern Munich’s Clean Sweep of 100% Record in the Champions LeagueWinners Bayern became the first team to maintain a 100% record in the Champions League, winning all 11 games they played over the course of the extended season. Bayern Munich Wins the European TrebleWith the Champions League in the bag, Bayern completed a European treble, winning the Bundesliga – the German League, the DFB Pokal – the German Cup – and the UCL. Stay Updated on Business News with ET Prime and the Economic Times News AppDon’t miss out on ET Prime stories! OTT Platforms and the Importance of Localized ContentAha moment for Telugu, Tamil content: Will the OTT platform’s hyperlocal bet work globally?
Source:Economic Times
March 19, 2023 18:51 UTC
Pakistani Govt officials stole 40,000 tons of wheat sent by Russia as humanitarian aid
Suspended 67 officersIslamabad – Pakistani officials have stolen 40,000 tons of wheat sent to Pakistan by Russia in response to the financial crisis. Pakistan suspended 67 officers following an inquiry and issued them show cause notices. Pakistani people are protesting because there is a lack of grains, and many people are starving. In such a situation, a wave of anger has spread among the public as Government employees stole the wheat sent as aid to the citizens. As many as 67 senior govt officials in Pakistan have been suspended and issued show-cause notices for allegedly stealing wheat worth billions of rupees supplied by Russia as a humanitarian gesture, people familiar with the development said https://t.co/caRxGBBUAb — Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) March 18, 2023
Source:Economic Times
March 19, 2023 17:39 UTC
A thousand day race
On the upcoming World Tuberculosis Day (March 24), we will be just about 1,000 days away from the goal of eliminating TB by 2025. The number of notified TB cases which had declined by almost 25 percent in 2020, scaled back to pre-covid levels. Looking at what we have achieved until now, India seems to be closer to the moderate case scenario. TB notifications in 2022 were 24 lakh, narrowly missing the moderate case target of 26 lakh notifications. In 2021, 36 lakh molecular tests were done, landing above the moderate case target.
Source:The Hindu
March 19, 2023 17:31 UTC