Delhi, 5 July (H.S.): The Department of Consumer Affairs and the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) urge consumers in India to exclusively use BIS-certified helmets, emphasizing strict enforcement against the manufacture or sale of non-certified helmets. With over 21 crore two-wheelers, rider safety is crucial, as the effectiveness of helmets hinges on their quality. Sub-standard…
London, July 5(HS): The England women’s cricket team achieved their first series win by defeating India by 5 runs in a tense last-ball finish of the third T20 match. This victory marked England’s initial success in the five-match T20 series. England’s bowling was spearheaded by Sophie Ecclestone and Lauren Filer, with Ecclestone providing economical bowling…
New Delhi, July 5(HS): In the third T20 International against England at The Oval, Deepti Sharma made history by taking her 144th wicket, becoming the joint second-highest wicket-taker in women’s T20 International cricket alongside Nida Dar. The record for the most wickets is held by Megan Schutt with 151. Deepti is the first Indian bowler…
Toronto, July 5(HS): Brazil’s Fluminense advanced to the semifinals of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 by defeating Al Hilal 2-1. Matheus Martinelli opened the scoring in the first half with a stunning left-footed shot. Al Hilal equalized shortly after halftime through Marcus Leonardo. However, Fluminense responded strongly, and Hercules, a substitute, scored the winning…
Delhi, 5 July (H.S.): President Trump signed a comprehensive domestic policy bill dubbed the big beautiful bill during a July Fourth ceremony at the White House, highlighted by a B-2 bomber flyover. Republican members of Congress who supported the bill gathered around him, demonstrating their approval as he enacted the legislation. While the bill did…
Zagreb (Croatia), July 5(HS): India’s D. Gukesh won the Rapid title at the Grand Chess Tour 2025’s Zagreb stage, achieving a total of 14 points. After losing the first round, he bounced back by winning five consecutive matches, notably defeating Magnus Carlsen. He drew with Anish Giri and Ivan Saric in the subsequent rounds before…
Birmingham, July 5(HS): On the third day of the second Test at Edgbaston, India dominated the match after setting a formidable 587 runs in their first innings, with Shubman Gill scoring a historic double century of 269 runs. England struggled in response, managing only 407 runs, with six batsmen failing to score, marking a shameful…
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