Former US President Donald Trump is counting on winning a second term in this year’s presidential election. The latest poll from The New York Times, Siena College and the Philadelphia Inquirer on Monday morning shows the former president leading the state in five of six key swings. FILE PHOTO: A composite photo shows former U.S. … Read more
Rishabh Pant’s decision to bat first at the Eden Gardens backfired as Kolkata Knight Riders eased past Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League 2024 on Monday. Philip Salt’s quick knocks helped Shreyas Iyer and his team beat Delhi Capitals by 7 wickets in the 47th match of IPL 2024 in Kolkata. With the victory … Read more
Centuries as captain Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja lead India against Ben Stoke on first day of third Test The England team led by Ben Stokes had a record of 326 wins and 5 losses. Local hero Jadeja remained unbeaten with a 110-run knock at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot on Thursday, … Read more
Top seed Elena Rybakina defeated Russia’s Daria Kasatkina 6-1 6-4 in the Abu Dhabi Open final on Sunday to win the title. Winning the second trophy this season and the seventh overall. Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina takes a photo with the trophy on the podium after winning the women’s singles final of the Mubadala Abu Dhabi … Read more
Washington. The world’s largest tech giant Apple has suffered a setback, while the second tech giant Microsoft has gained. Actually, Microsoft has snatched the title of being the world’s most valuable company from Apple. Now Microsoft has become the world’s most valuable company. Apple just 0.3 percent behind Microsoft According to media reports, Microsoft shares … Read more
A recent research states that sluggish performance in the quarter caused India’s smartphone market to remain flat year over year in Q3 2023 with shipments of 44 million units. Its forecast for the market in 2023 suggests that shipments will remain steady or decline slightly. The research adds that the first two months of the … Read more