Yash Gandhi

The high profile Mumbai marathon attracts best talent from faraway continents.But there are a few enthusiasts from the city who too are heading to Mumbai for the run.

The city two wheeler drivers have never taken wearing of helmets seriously.

Leena Mogre and Imtiaz Khatri co-hosted a bash to felicitate Vikas Singh on his recent achievement.

Runners from Nagpur participating in the Mumbai marathon feel that running is a culture which should be promoted in the city also.

In the last six months or so, sleepy Nagpur has put on a burst of speed. With the ascendancy of Nitin Gadkari and Devendra Fadnavis in Delhi and Mumbai respectively, bottlenecks have been cleared, projects fast-tracked and institutions set up. While all this certainly bodes well for a city starved of development for decades, it may also spell the end of life as we know it in Nagpur. If the city does indeed become a buzzing metropolis, with the metro and migrants, will it be able to handle it well, or will it crumble under its own weight? This month’s TOI Debate looked at Nagpur’s preparedness for its big leap ahead

For an urban society on the cusp of traditional values and pressures of modern living, the lure of making a purchase on the right day still holds some appeal.

While the Gujarat Ranji team is doing well and after four matches, have managed to stay on the top of the points table, back home, Gujarat U-25 team is doing their bit in keeping the state's cricket flag flying high.

Say Nagpur and 'orange' flashes before your eyes, but the cityscape is dominated by the colour green.

Showcasing his talent, though at the smaller stag, Ranji Trophy player Manpreet Juneja made his bat do all the talking when he hit a majestic double ton to help his side Income-Tax defeat Bank of India (BoI) team on the virtue of the first innings lead during their three-day Reliance Foundation Major Tournament which concluded recently.

Off-spinner Bharat Solanki grabbed six for 48 for Volkswagen Downton as they skittled out Standard Chartered Bank for 151 in the three-day D Division final.

Better net run rate enabled Hemant Waingankar XI to pip Lalchand Rajput XI to win the Shalini Bhalekar memorial MCA U-22 selection tournament.

After a successful placement season for non-IT branches, now it's raining recruitment for IT students. Reportedly, for every student of Malaviya National Institute of Technology, who has appeared in the seventh semester, three premier companies are lined-up for hiring.

Three students from Gujarat have made their mark in the list of the country’s top 50 Candidates in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG 2019

Nirmala Sitharaman’s maiden Budget evoked mixed reactions from the ‘aam admi’ (common man). The reactions veered from extreme to moderate as retailers rued the rise in fuel prices which would impact the disposable incomes, while some felt that the effect of the measures announced in the Budget would be visible in the long run.

All airlines have opened bookings on all days in October — the festive month — in anticipation that the state may relax the three-days-a-week restriction for direct flights from six cities with prevalence of Covid. Airport officials, however, said in absence of fresh instructions from the government and civil aviation ministry till now, it will continue with the restriction on these flights.

High prices of gold, overall inflation and changing priorities don't seem to have any affect on the purchases that mark Dhanteras.