Asian Para Games: Mona Agarwal, Avani Lekhara secure one-two finish in 10m air rifle qualification | Asian Para Games 2026 News

Avani Lekhara and Mona Agarwal India’s Mona Agarwal and Avani Lekhara dominated the women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 qualification at the 2026 Asian Para Games in Nagoya on Monday, finishing first and second respectively to put themselves in a strong position ahead of the final.Agarwal topped the standings with 629.1 points from six series,…

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Rpsc Senior Teacher Result Download: RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher result 2026 out for Science; document verification to begin: Direct link to download scorecards here

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has declared the Senior Teacher (Science) result 2026 for the Senior Teacher (Secondary Education Department) Competitive Examination-2025. Candidates who appeared for the written examination can check the provisional shortlist through the result PDF available on the commission’s official website, rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.The result PDF contains the roll numbers of candidates provisionally…

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Tiger Shroff firing update: Police take injured driver’s statement, examine CCTV footage |

Tiger Shroff’s driver, Firdous, has had his statement recorded by Mumbai Police in connection with the firing incident in Juhu, according to IANS. Three unidentified assailants allegedly opened fire, injuring two people, including the driver. Driver undergoing treatment at Nanavati Hospital Firdous is being treated for his injuries at Nanavati Hospital. Tiger Shroff, on the…

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‘No accountability’: Ex-India cricketer seeks clarity over Mohammed Shami’s continued omission | Cricket News

Mohammed Shami (ANI Photo) Mohammed Shami’s continued omission from India’s plans has raised fresh questions, with former India cricketer Mohammad Kaif calling for greater transparency from the selectors following the announcement of the squad for the upcoming series in New Zealand.The BCCI announced India’s squads earlier this week for the New Zealand tour, which includes…

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In 1602, a rare Qur’an manuscript was in Emperor Akbar’s library; after passing through the Mughal royal collection and a diplomat’s hands, it sold in London for £863,600, over 14 times its highest estimate

Once part of Akbar’s library, this rare Qur’an manuscript sold for £863,600 in London. (Photo: sothebys) A rare Qur’an manuscript with a documented connection to Mughal emperor Akbar’s library has fetched £863,600 at a Sotheby’s auction in London, selling for more than 14 times its highest estimate after a 15-minute bidding battle. Dating to the…

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