Yash Chaudhary

International shooter Sambhaji Patil, 27, tragically passed away in a car accident on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad National Highway. Patil's car collided with a truck, resulting in his immediate death. He was a decorated athlete, having won multiple gold medals at national and international shooting championships.

Tickling the funny bone of some forty-odd members of the audience at Ashok Hall of Chitnavis Centre were five stand up comedians performing in a show ‘The Puntastic Paanch’.

ive youngsters, including two girls, were rescued by a team of State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) after they lost their way while trekking through the jungle on Koti-Dhalani trek, situated on the outskirts of Dehradun on Monday late night.

Chaos prevailed at Sri Shiv Prasad Gupta (SSPG) divisional hospital in Kabir Chaura area on Friday when relatives and the kin of a boy accused a ward boy of the hospital of plastering his leg which lead to amputation of his limb.

Kanpur, Mirzapur, Moradabad and Agra defeated their rival teams in the UP inter-division senior boys cricket tournament played at different grounds here on Monday.Brief score: DAV College ground-Mirzapur beat Varanasi by 29 runs.

A team of the Hinjewadi police on Sunday arrested two of the four men, who had robbed an 18-year-old student of his sedan, a gold bracelet and a smartphone after posing as police officers in February.

Varanasi outplayed Chitrakoot by 25 runs in UP state inter-division cricket tournament league match held at OEF ground here on Sunday.Varanasi, deciding to bat first, scored 7 for 142 with the help of Ashutosh’s fine knock of 58 runs consisting of 4 boundaries and 2 sixes.

After a three-day break when the odd-even restrictions came back into effect on Wednesday, more Delhiites were found flouting the rules. The break had even led to confusion among the drivers,some of whom presumed that the regulations had been altogether withdrawn.

Despite photocopying and thesis printing shops reopening a couple of months ago, the absence of students in the once crowded area near Patel Chest Institute in Delhi University’s North Campus indicates the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on businesses. To counter the losses, many shops have taken to “creating” reading materials: photocopying portions from books and couriers them to students across the country.

In this day and age, where millenials update every minute detail of their lives on the social media, the topic of mental health is still limited to hushed whispers

On World Laughter Day, we speak to various city stand-up artistes on the journey, experiences and more…