#StepUpWhat: Delhi Nritya & Sangeet Mahotsav | Sanjeet Gangani & Troupe (Kathak) Catch It Live on Tuesday, 6 May 2025.(Photo: Henna Rakheja/HT) Where: Triveni Kala Sangam, 205, Tansen Marg, Mandi House Nearest Metro Station: Mandi House (Blue & Violet Lines) Where: Dhoomimal Gallery, G-42, Connaught Circus, Connaught Place Nearest Metro Station: Rajiv Chowk (Blue & Yellow Lines) Where: CD Deshmukh Auditorium, India International Centre, 40 Max Mueller Marg, Lodhi Road Nearest Metro Station: Jor Bagh (Yellow Line) What: Jo Bolta Hai Wohi Hota Hai ft Harsh Gujral Where: The Laugh Store, CyberHub, Sector 24, Gurugram Nearest Metro Station: Cyber City (Rapid Metro) the national capital is likely to experience thunderstorms accompanied by rain Isolated to scattered rainfall with thunderstorms and strong winds reaching speeds of 40–60 kmph is likely over Punjab The expected impact includes the breaking of tree branches and both minor and major damage to power and communication lines due to falling branches Delhi and its adjoining National Capital Region (NCR) experienced heavy rainfall Over 40 flights were diverted and nearly 100 delayed as the weather caused disruption across the national capital The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a partly cloudy sky with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers in Gurugram till May 7 In a significant step toward transforming Delhi’s urban mobility landscape along with Union Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan inaugurated 400 electric buses under the Delhi Electric Vehicle Interconnector (DEVi) initiative the Chief Minister praised the effectiveness of the triple-engine government and said ‘all three arms are working together tirelessly’ Gupta said the government will add 2,080 electric buses by the end of the year and they are working to make the public transport system 100% electric by the end of next year (2026) The first phase of the DEVi initiative includes the deployment of over 400 electric buses in East and West Delhi This rollout is one of the largest public EV deployments in the capital aiming to reduce dependence on fossil-fuel-based transport while enhancing access to metro networks With seating for 23 passengers—6 of which are reserved for women—and standing room for 13 more the compact design is tailored for short urban commutes  DEVi buses are structured to ensure inclusivity and affordability supporting gender-sensitive public transport The fare for other passengers ranges between Rs 10 and Rs 25 offering a cost-effective alternative to private vehicles and informal transport these buses are set to improve reliability and reduce commuter wait times Each bus is equipped with state-of-the-art Intelligent Transport Management System (ITMS) features Such technological enhancements ensure a safe and efficient commuting experience for all passengers Shri Dharmendra Pradhan ji and the Central Government in our mission in making Delhi cleaner and greener.” Delhi Capitals’ last two games didn’t go as planned, but it takes very little away from the amazing season we are having currently. With six wins in 10 matches, our chances of entering the playoffs remain well within our hands and the motivation to give it our all is higher than ever heading into the final four matches. We take on Sunrisers Hyderabad next at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad on Monday. Earlier in the season, we emerged victorious against them with some terrific individual performances, led by Mitchell Starc’s five-fer. It has been a season marked by several highs and a few challenges. After a strong start with four consecutive wins, the recent matches have presented some hurdles, yet, we continue to see standout individual performances in critical moments. Tristan Stubbs produced a terrific finish against Royal Challengers Bengaluru to get us to a defendable total, continuing what has been a memorable season for him individually. We had a huge run chase in hand against Kolkata Knight Riders, where Vipraj Nigam, Axar Patel and Faf du Plessis shone with the bat, but it wasn’t enough. The likes of KL Rahul and Abishek Porel have been consistently among the runs, ensuring we get to big totals. Rahul has 371 runs in nine matches while Porel scored 257 runs, both at impressive strike-rates of 146.07 and 153.90, respectively. Mitchell Starc is leading the way with the ball, snaring 14 wickets so far. Kuldeep, nearing the 100-wicket milestone in TATA IPL, is second in the list for us with 12 wickets at an impressive economy of only 6.74. Vipraj Nigam, too, has made some big contributions with the bat and ball. Our opponents have not had the best of seasons, but they pose a threat like no other team. Their batting strength continues to remain a challenge for most teams, but having controlled them well in our last outing in Vizag, our bowlers will be confident of pulling off another big performance. The race to the playoffs is intensifying with the contenders giving it their all for those elusive four spots. A victory in Hyderabad will be a massive boost to our chances. Delhi Capitals' full squad for TATA IPL 2025: You can watch Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Delhi Capitals live on Star Sports at 7:30 PM IST. Live streaming will be available on JioHotstar. © Copyright Delhi Capitals. All Rights Reserved This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. New Delhi, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Monday ordered the installation of mist sprayers and water sprinklers on electric poles along central verges and roads in 13 identified pollution hotspots. Sprinklers mounted on electric poles to tackle dust pollution in 13 Delhi hotspots Infrastructure and civic agencies have been directed to deploy mechanical water sprinklers and anti-smog guns at regular intervals, especially in vulnerable areas. "This is about enforcement, not announcements," Sirsa said and added the agencies would be directly accountable for visible and verifiable dust-suppression measures at the ground level. "Delhi's fight against air pollution demands not just planning but daily execution," he said. The move comes as part of the Delhi government's implementation of the Graded Response Action Plan and follows the identification of pollution hotspots by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee and the Commission for Air Quality Management . Sirsa said earlier pilot projects by the Delhi Development Authority and the New Delhi Municipal Council had shown promising results. "Electric poles on central verges provide a structurally suitable and spatially distributed base for these mist spray systems without requiring additional infrastructure," he said. The environment department has specified technical standards for the sprinklers, including the use of 50-100 micron mist jets operating at 0.45-0.65 MPa pressure. The goal is to suppress PM2.5 and PM10 particles at the source, particularly along high-traffic corridors and urban construction zones. The agencies have been asked to ensure dust-free roads, intersections and central verges in hotspot zones through routine mist spraying and mechanised sweeping. Designated pollution control officers in each agency will monitor daily compliance and submit progress reports while the environment department will conduct surprise inspections. The minister also emphasised that this shift marked a transition from policy formulation to on-ground enforcement. The Delhi government remains committed to protecting public health and institutionalising sustainable air quality measures through coordinated inter-agency action, Sirsa said. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text. by Hanan Zaffar and Danish Pandit FacebookThreadsPart OfThe modifierssee all In a dimly lit the air hums with the sound of whirring drills and the crackle of soldering irons wipes the sweat off his brow as he carefully pieces together the guts of an old laptop It is a daily ritual — resurrecting machines by stitching together motherboards and batteries scavenged from other trashed older laptops and e-waste — to create functional “India has always had a repair culture … but companies are pushing planned obsolescence” there is a huge demand for such ‘hybrid’ laptops,” Prasad says his hands swapping out a damaged motherboard “Most people don’t care about having the latest model; they just want something that works and won’t break the bank.” in metro markets from Delhi’s Nehru Place to Mumbai’s Lamington Road technicians like Prasad are repurposing broken and outdated laptops that many see as junk These “Frankenstein” machines — hybrids of salvaged parts from multiple brands — are sold to students offering a lifeline to those priced out of India’s growing digital economy.“We take usable components from different older or discarded systems to create a new functioning unit we salvage parts from old laptop motherboards and certain ICs and use them in the newly refurbished ones,” says Prasad the owner of the workshop-slash-store where Prasad works flips open a refurbished laptop while sitting on a rickety stool He smiles — a sign that another machine has been successfully revived We also take in second-hand laptops and e-waste from countries like Dubai and China and sell them at half the price of a new one,” he explains “A college student or a freelancer can get a good machine for INR 10,000 [about $110 USD] instead of spending INR 70,000 [about $800 USD] on a brand-new one that difference means being able to work or study at all.” Singh recalls a young engineering student who visited his shop last year desperate for a laptop to complete his coursework “He had saved up for months but was still short of money I put together a machine for him from spare parts But this booming market does not exist in isolation one between small repair technicians and global technology giants While these Frankenstein laptops are a lifeline for many the repair industry itself faces significant roadblocks Many global manufacturers deliberately make repairs difficult by restricting access to spare parts and implementing software locks that force customers to buy new devices instead of fixing old ones believes repair technicians like Prasad and Singh are on the front lines of a larger battle from fixing old radios to hand-me-down phones But companies are pushing planned obsolescence making repairs harder and forcing people to buy new devices instead,” Sinha says “We need to encourage such reuse of materials These repaired or new hybrid devices minimize waste by extending a product’s lifespan and reducing overall market waste Reusing components cuts down on the need for new materials “These parts would end up in a landfill otherwise.” The Indian government has started discussions on right-to-repair laws inspired by similar efforts in the European Union and the United States and repair shops continue to operate in legal limbo often forced to source different parts from informal and e-waste markets Farooq Ahmed, an 18-year-old scrap dealer, has spent the last four years sourcing laptop components for technicians like Prasad. “We find working RAM sticks, motherboards with minor faults, batteries that still hold charge and sell it to different electronic workshops,” he says. “These parts would end up in a landfill otherwise.” But while e-waste salvaging provides cheap repair materials, it comes at a steep price. Without proper safety measures, workers handle toxic materials such as lead, mercury, and cadmium daily. “I cough a lot,” Ahmed admits with a sheepish grin. “But what can I do? This work feeds my family.” Despite the dangers, the demand for Frankenstein systems continues to grow. And as India’s digital economy expands, the need for such affordable technology will only increase. Many believe that integrating the repair sector into the formal economy could bring about a win-win situation, reducing e-waste, creating jobs, and making technology more accessible. “If the government recognizes independent repair businesses, gives them access to spare parts, and sets quality standards, we can transform this industry,” Sinha says. But for now, in dimly lit workshops across the country, men like Prasad and Singh continue their work, reviving the dead, bridging the digital divide, and proving that, in India, the repair ecosystem is set to thrive. The chair of Delhi University’s (DU) Standing Committee for Academic Affairs has recommended the removal of a chapter on conflict resolution in the psychology syllabus that includes discussions on the Israel-Palestine conflict suggesting instead that students study the Mahabharata and the Bhagavad Gita to better understand the “psychology of peace,” according to at least two officials present at a committee meeting on Friday Too much Western thought: Delhi University panel on psychology unit Chair professor Shri Prakash Singh reportedly objected to several other units in the psychology syllabus as well including those on “minority stress theory,” “psychology of diversity,” and “dating apps,” stressing that the course included “too much Western thought.” The committee had convened on Friday to review draft syllabi for the seventh and eighth semesters of various undergraduate departments marking a critical stage in finalising coursework for the university’s first four-year undergraduate batch The syllabi for psychology and biochemistry the standing committee can only make recommendations The final approval rests with the academic council an associate professor at Kamala Nehru College and a member of both the standing committee and academic council said the psychology syllabus had “come under intense scrutiny,” with the chair questioning the inclusion of Western perspectives According to the psychology department’s proposal Unit 4 of a discipline-specific elective titled “Psychology of Peace” deals with conflict and its resolution Topics include: the nature of conflict (international and ethnic) and methods of conflict resolution including negotiation and mediation Case studies cited include Israel-Palestine the observations were made by the chair and were supported by other university officials “The chair firmly stated that he would not entertain any debate on these topics (the Israel-Palestine conflict and the Kashmir issue) arguing that the Kashmir issue had already been resolved and there was no need to teach the Israel-Palestine conflict,” Sinha said “He suggested removing the entire unit and replacing it with content from the Mahabharata and the Bhagavad Gita.” The chair also reportedly raised objections to the inclusion of units on “dating apps” and “minority stress theory” Sinha said that the head of the department (HoD) defended the dating app unit highlighting the relevance of understanding the psychology of social media and online relationships particularly in light of recent incidents such as suicides linked to dating app use especially in the context of contemporary Indian society where issues such as caste discrimination and the psychology of marginalized groups remain deeply relevant,” Sinha said said the chair’s objections sounded politically motivated “Each department has the autonomy to decide what they want to include in the syllabus because teachers of that department know the best The way each unit of each paper in the Psychology syllabus has been taken up and scrutinised is really uncalled for This should worry teachers and parents,” the teacher said A member of the Democratic Teachers’ Front (DTF) said it was alarming that academic suggestions from departments were being disregarded “The administration is raising concerns about syllabus length but academic content cannot be sacrificed just to fit timeslots If there’s discomfort with themes like caste that is deeply concerning,” the faculty member said “At a time when these issues are so central to our lived reality we cannot afford to be guided by retrogressive thinking.” Stunning result for DC after being down and seemingly out for a while They'll cherish this performance from their two unheralded gems and gain a lot of confidence out of it while LSG would be pretty shellshocked at the moment Their bowling concerns were no secret coming into this game but who would've thought it would haunt them so badly after a bright start Not to forget the runs they left out there earlier It's a goodbye from Sagar Chawla on behalf of Venky Ashutosh Sharma | POTM: Took the lessons from last year Missed out on finishing the game on a couple of occasions in the previous season The whole year I focussed and visualised about it Had the belief that if I play till the last over Want to dedicate this award to my mentor Shikhar paaji Axar Patel | DC captain: Get used to it now It's going to be like this only under my captaincy people won't complain about why I gave that over to Stubbs Don't remember the last time I saw something like this The way they played in the first six overs We know how much potential he has (Vipraj Nigam) Stats by Shashikant Singh 210 runs is the highest target successfully chased by Delhi Capitals in IPL and this is also the first time a 200-plus target chased against LSG -- Lucknow Super Giants won the first three H2Hs but Delhi Capitals have won now the last three Faf du Plessis: What do you reckon of the new kit lot of cricketers - they will complain about the new rule in IPL when you think the game is dead and buried someone comes on and plays like that I will drink more masala tea and enjoy that saw how much the ball was gripping and losing 5 wickets My old brain told me that you are never out of the game and the extra batter makes so much difference so may Indian players can strike it so big The two boys were effortless with their striking Reminded me a lot of the 438 game against Australia when Makhaya Ntini got 1 at the end That's the most important single that Mohit has got in his life Lots of life left in the old dog - the nature of the IPL you will think you will stay at one franchise Moving from Chennai to RCB was a good chapter the last chapter of the book - how long the pages may be will be with the new team Rishabh Pant: I think our top-order batters played really well and I think it was a pretty good score on this wicket As a team we are looking to take positives from every match and as a team we are looking to learn from it (every match.) The more basics we do right the more it is going to be better for us in the future but we knew it was a good wicket to bat on We had to keep doing the basics right more often than not I think they had a couple of good partnerships with Ashutosh and one with one other guy (Vipraj Nigam.) I think he (Nigam) did a pretty good job and took the game away from us but I think we could have done the basics right but a lots of positives to take from this match Definitely luck plays a part in this game and if it could have missed his (Mohit Sharma's) pads But these things happen in the game of cricket but rather you need to play better cricket 23:24 IST: Well here comes the first proper thriller from IPL 2025 with close to 100 needed off just 45 balls But everytime it looked like the game was over for DC It started with an absolute blinder from Vipraj Nigam who played an incredible knock of 39 off just 15 balls to announce his arrival in the IPL Some of the shots from him were very special and he's going to be one to watch out for But the killer punch came from Ashutosh Sharma as he muscled the LSG bowlers to the floor with his powerhitting Pant backed his spinners towards the death but Bishnoi missed his lengths very badly in the 18th over while Shahbaz also bowled one right in the slot with just 5 runs left who showed some good skills with his yorkers missed his execution in his last two overs as well The game which seemed to be gone at one point LSG seemed to have it in the bag with all the big names back in the hut at the halfway mark But little did they know how a 20-year-old Vipraj Nigam on IPL debut and Ashutosh Sharma would steal the show Incredible scenes as the DC dugout erupts with joy Even they can't seem to believe what has just happened while Ashutosh swings his bat and makes animated gestures in celebration Right in the slot from Shahbaz as he misses his length and it's hammered straight back down the ground to finish it off turns away and Mohit opens the face to knock it in front of point for the single he needs The fielder fumbles to leave Pant frustrated Tense faces everywhere as we wait for ball-tracking And there's a big roar as it shows that the ball is missing off stump Mohit looks to work it through the on-side but the ball turns away sharply to clip the back pad LSG go for a review as the appeal is turned down Shahbaz Ahmed [1.0-0-15-0] is back into the attack Ashutosh finishes the over with a boundary he drives sweetly and it goes racing away to the right of long-on offers it in the slot and Ashutosh launches it a long way in the air Doesn't look like he's got it off the middle but he clears Pooran who leaps in vain at the long-off boundary Not quite in the blockhole but it's a low full toss on middle and Ashutosh can't get under it He looks to slog and miscues it in the air over midwicket Brings up his fifty but that doesn't matter right now it's not in the blockhole but Kuldeep misses as he pokes from the crease He charges across to steal a bye and would've been short had Pant made a direct hit the ball goes straight to Prince who picks it up and hits the stumps from five yards with Kuldeep nowhere in the frame Kuldeep Yadav run out (Pant/Prince Yadav) 5(5) [4s-1] 0 && comm[ts].geo.indexOf($root.$GEO.country) == -1" ng-if="comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:news' && comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:video' && comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:comments'"> 'Eat that!' Kohli's critics pummeled as ABD digs out Gavaskar remark in hit back ‘Indian cricket takes a beating… To accommodate MSD limit was raised': Gavaskar Former MI cricketer, who is Hardik's Baroda teammate, arrested on rape charges Gujarat Titans break silence on Rabada testing positive for recreational drug DC batting flops before SRH game abandoned SRH vs DC, IPL 2025 Highlights: Match abandoned due to rain, SRH knocked out MI break silence on why Rohit is not fielding in IPL: ‘Need guys with speed’ In school, Virat Kohli said ‘Ma'am, I will be next Tendulkar’: Childhood teacher Bangladesh to tour Sri Lanka for multi-format series in June-July They would rejoice more if DC can do the same to CSK in their last game DC are out of the race but have already tripped one tonight Punjab would need a lot of favourable results now DC were shoddy on the field but the target was good enough in the end The action in this last week of the league stages is only going to get intriguing Player of the Match: Thanks to the support staff Davey put up a good partnership at the top Just shows that this game is not over till the last ball is bowled David Warner: Pretty bad fielding performance We needed some consistency at our home venue We haven't been able to work out a total at home Anrich Nortje: When we got here yesterday during training and before the game it felt good to be back in a venue with some carry This is one of the best grounds in the world (On his plan for today) Trying to use the conditions wanted to change it up especially on a wicket like this where there was extra bounce Was just focusing on what I needed to deliver so we need to vary it with pace off from time to time and try to commit to one thing on the days it is coming out well I must say Kuldeep was our best bowler today we made it difficult for him by dropping those many We didn't bowl really well in the first six wickets we should have taken some wickets the way it was swinging unfortunately we couldn't end up on the other side I fell my decision to bowl spin off the last over backfired Our bowlers didn't pitch the ball up in the powerplay That was the plan and unfortunately they couldn't execute we should bowl at the right areas which we are not doing for quite a long time I got out and the 1st over was also a maiden - we lost six balls over there The last four overs took everyone on a ride Livingstone ensured the ride was full of thrills and chills DC had almost thrown it away so much so that they could have lost this despite having 33 to defend in the last over The first ball was a dot in the final over But then a six and a four followed by a no-ball which was hit for a sixer 16 was needed off the last three balls but Livingstone just couldn't connect on the free-hit ball which was a swirling full toss outside off Punjab started off by giving away a maiden to Khaleel Taide and Livingstone got them back into the game but the rate was more than 17 per over going into the last five overs The partnership brewed as DC continued to drop one chance after the other else DC could have closed the game much earlier Shahrukh Khan and Sam Curran couldn't muster much That meant the run chase was solely on the shoulders of Livingstone He tried hard but they fell short by 15 runs Ishant started the downfall of Punjab with the wicket of Dhawan and ends with the scalp of Livingstone They have played party spoilers to Punjab's chances Livingstone slaps it straight to the man at long-off Livingstone c Axar b Ishant 94(48) [4s-5 6s-9] and Ishant would be a relieved man after that last dot ball He connects on a slog outside off and flays that down to deep cover Livingstone slaps it over wide long-off for a sixer They did eventually after Warner had an animated chat with the umpire That was high enough and the third umpire deemed it as a no-ball Livingstone gets under it but fails to get it over the ropes That was cracked away over cover for a four Livingstone connects on it and slams it over long-on That was a poor ball and Livingstone put it away Livingstone looks to throw his bat at it and misses Punjab won't be able to make it to 16 points now Ishant Sharma [2.0-0-19-1] is back into the attack pats the ball back to the bowler who grabs it and has a shy at the batter's end He could have swirled and thrown at the bowler's end but decided to aim for the batter's end and missed he is closing this game off with this over Wouldn't it have made sense to take a single The ball went off the inside edge to the man at short fine And a run-out trying to get Livingstone on strike Harpreet Brar looked to pull and missed it The ball sailed into the gloves of the keeper The keeper threw it to the bowler who under-armed the throw at the sticks at the bowler's end Harpreet Brar run out (Philip Salt/Nortje) 0(1) China’s response to the rising tensions between India and Pakistan after the terror attack in Pahalgam is evolving in keeping with its interests India has launched a diplomatic blitzkrieg stating that it was in possession of intelligence that linked the Pahalgam perpetrators to Islamabad PREMIUM China would be hoping that relations between India and Pakistan further deteriorate since any conflagration may leave New Delhi’s military firepower depleted (Mohammed Amin War/ANI Photo) To dispel notions of a Beijing-Islamabad nexus initially tweeted his condolences and urged to “oppose all forms of terrorism” without naming any party a day after the attack But sensing that Pakistan may get isolated Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi spoke to his Pakistani counterpart terming Pakistan as an “all-weather” strategic cooperative partner Islamabad has stated that it welcomed a transparent investigation into the matter When the matter came to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Pakistan got a leg up from China in diluting the incident The UNSC statement read that those responsible for the killings should be held accountable and resolved to push for international cooperation with all relevant authorities This is a significant deviation from the UNSC’s position following the 2019 Pulwama attack that sought collaboration with the Indian government and relevant Pakistani authorities China teamed up with Pakistan to raise the Kashmir issue at the UNSC after India revoked the erstwhile state’s special status Beijing has also been instrumental in shielding the perpetrators of acts of terror committed on Indian soil blocked efforts to place Jaish-e-Mohammad’s Rauf Asghar Lashkar-e-Taiba’s Sajid Mir and Abdur Rahman Makki on a UN sanctions list the border issue between India and China has been in constant focus tensions rose following Beijing’s bid to unilaterally alter the status quo along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) the issue of the contested border with China took centre stage while things were relatively peaceful with Pakistan India and China finalised patrolling arrangements for friction points in Eastern Ladakh following which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the BRICS summit in Russia A cautious normalisation is underway with the decks recently cleared for the Kailash Manasarovar pilgrimage in Tibet to resume High-level engagement has also resumed with restarting of the Special Representatives mechanism which was mandated with ways to resolve the boundary question Official statements refer to the China-Pakistan relationship obsequiously “as higher than the Himalayas nations act solely in supreme national interest China’s response to the Pahalgam terror strike is in steady contrast with its own stand on many issues while Beijing launched crackdowns in the wake of terror strikes on the mainland it has counselled New Delhi and Islamabad to exercise restraint and de-escalate tensions While China backs Pakistan in seeking an independent investigation into the terrorist attack it had hit back at Australia barring its imports after Canberra sought an international investigation into the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic with India’s attention now focused on the western border with Pakistan China could exploit this situation to extract a better deal and terms of engagement along the LAC China would be hoping that relations between India and Pakistan further deteriorate since any conflagration may leave New Delhi’s military firepower depleted This drained arsenal will further give it leverage in the ongoing LAC negotiations The Pakistan-China axis can thus be described as a creeper-client relationship this symbiotic relationship may be a ticket out of instability and economic weakness a Chinese general has appraised Pakistan’s value in its scheme of things as ‘China’s Israel’ India’s top military leadership has often warned about the possibility of a two-front war This is in contrast with China’s construct of a multipolar world but a unipolar Asia Beijing is thus incentivised to prop up Islamabad as a counter to New Delhi what will China’s response to a military escalation between India and Pakistan be Pakistan’s hopes of China opening a front came to naught the big question remains will Beijing have the bandwidth to come to Islamabad’s aid at a time when it is bearing the brunt of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs Get 360° coverage—from daily headlines to 100 year archives After being the trailblazers of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 with an ultra-attacking brand of batting led by Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma SRH bowed out of the 2025 season with just three wins in 11 games following a washout against DC at home on Monday Rohit Sharma is nearing a significant milestone in the IPL needing just 79 runs to become the second player to reach 7,000 runs potentially being the first Indian to achieve this feat coach Mahela Jayawardene highlighted the importance of Rohit's starts for the team's success Oscar Piastri secured victory at the Miami Grand Prix Piastri's win highlights McLaren's resurgence Max Verstappen finished fourth after an aggressive start Barcelona and Inter Milan are gearing up for a crucial Champions League semifinal second leg shadowed by injury concerns for key players like Lewandowski and Martinez Paris Saint-Germain hopes Dembele recovers in time for their match against Arsenal who are seeking redemption after a recent defeat and tactical shortcomings in the first leg Sunrisers Hyderabad's IPL 2025 campaign ended prematurely after their match against Delhi Capitals was abandoned due to rain recovering from a top-order collapse thanks to Stubbs and Sharma's partnership Cummins's impressive bowling spell initially broke DC's batting lineup SRH's chances for playoffs are now mathematically impossible Sunrisers Hyderabad's Pat Cummins and Jaydev Unadkat's impressive bowling spells restricted Delhi Capitals to 133/7 Delhi Capitals suffered a top-order collapse Tristan Stubbs (41 not out) and Ashutosh Sharma (41) rescued the innings with a 66-run partnership for the seventh wicket Mumbai Indians strategically used Rohit Sharma as an 'impact sub' due to team composition needs and a niggle from the Champions Trophy He highlighted Sharma's valuable contributions both on and off the field Jayawardene also noted Jasprit Bumrah's improving pace and the team's advantage of playing two of their last three matches at home decided to bowl first after winning the toss against Delhi Capitals aims to climb the points table amid intense playoff competition are currently ninth with three wins out of ten matches The teams have been announced for the match Kagiso Rabada is back in India and available for Gujarat Titans' next match against Mumbai Indians after serving a suspension for failing a dope test Rabada tested positive for a recreational drug Chennai Super Kings have signed Urvil Patel Patel is a wicketkeeper batter from Gujarat He once hit the joint-fastest T20 century by an Indian Patel has played many T20 and List A matches He watched the Kolkata Knight Riders versus Rajasthan Royals match He recalled watching Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar play He also spoke about learning from other sports Kolkata Knight Riders won the thrilling match by one run Delhi Capitals will look to end their two-match losing streak at home and revive their playoff hopes in a crucial IPL 2025 encounter against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Monday relying heavily on away wins but needing a strong performance at home to stay in the top-four race aim to revitalize their playoff aspirations against a struggling Sunrisers Hyderabad potentially impacting DC's bowling strength While KL Rahul needs to improve his scoring rate Australia continue to lead the ICC Test rankings while India hold the top position in both ODI and T20I formats Sri Lanka have made significant progress across formats emerging as one of the biggest winners in the latest annual update of the ICC rankings Delhi Capitals will face Sunrisers Hyderabad in an important IPL 2025 match DC aims to bounce back after recent losses Axar Patel's 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All Rights Reserved | Powered by : Inventif Web One of the greatest fast bowlers the game has ever witnessed there are barely any laurels Mitchell Starc hasn’t laid his hands on A two-time ODI World Cup winner and 2021 T20 World Cup winner Starc has been a batters’ nightmare for more than a decade and continues to be a major threat with the ball With over 700 wickets to his credit in international cricket Starc doesn’t just add experience to our bowling line-up but he will be one of the leaders in the team to guide the youngsters who was named Player of the Match in the 2024 final vs SRH is all geared up for his fourth full season in the TATA IPL and it is needless to say Donovan Ferreira maintains a strike-rate well over 150 and that stat speaks volumes of the player’s calibre Ferreira can be a menace once he gets going and the fans would be hoping for some blitzkrieg with the bat as the season progresses The 26-year-old has tasted success in the T20 tournaments in England and South Africa and is all set for a second stint in the TATA IPL Faf du Plessis is all set for a new chapter in the TATA IPL and we are ever-so excited the fourth highest overseas run-scorer in IPL history will be a guiding force for our young top order involving Abishek Porel and Jake Fraser McGurk the man moves as quickly on the field as anyone Faf is all set to blaze the red-and-blue of the Capitals Dushmantha Chameera has represented Sri Lanka across all formats and has made some stellar contributions for his team with the white ball Chameera has everything you wish to have in a fast bowler - from pace to intensity Chameera has picked up 141 wickets in 137 T20s across multiple tournaments The pace attack of the Delhi Capitals looks stronger than ever before and the presence of Chameera is an icing on the cake Someone who has been Team India's crisis man for every occasion & role KL Rahul is one of the most talented & elegant batters of our time While he has been India’s saviour in the lower order in ODIs recently Rahul has been impregnable as a batter in the TATA IPL over the last few seasons Rahul boasts of having 575+ run seasons 5 times in a row from 2018 to 2022 The second-fastest IPL fifty belongs to him as well a new journey beckons one of Indian cricket’s biggest stars Rahul instantly makes us a side to watch out for with his presence Ashutosh Sharma made his TATA IPL debut only last year but quickly settled into one of the toughest roles possible in modern day cricket - a T20 finisher Some explosive knocks coming in at the death sealed his status as one of the most promising middle order batters right now and for the Capitals The 26-year-old from Ratlam boasts of an outstanding strike-rate of 182.50 in T20 cricket returns triumphantly as the reigning Ranji champion and as one of the leading run-scorers in domestic cricket this season A trailblazing campaign in the Vijay Hazare Trophy was backed up by four centuries in the Ranji Trophy one of the two Indian triple centurions in Tests is one of the most revered names in the Indian domestic circuit and his addition instantly boosts our batting line-up A journey that began in 2019 now scales the next level with Axar Patel all set to lead the Delhi Capitals beginning this season has been a revelation in Indian cricket over the last 24 months adding two ICC trophies to his cabinet - the T20 World Cup 2024 and Champions Trophy 2025 Bapu has always been a focal attack point with the ball and has taken giant strides with the bat lately The added responsibility will be coupled by sky-high expectations But if we learnt something in these last few months left-arm leggies are a rare sign and very few in history have had the consistency of Kuldeep Yadav Kuldeep is coming fresh off the Champions Trophy success the 30-year-old delivered a match-winning spell in the final - picking two crucial wickets Kullu’s journey with Capitals began in 2022 and he has scalped 47 wickets in three editions for us Kuldeep-Axar as a pair are as formidable a spinning duo you could ask for and we are all geared up to witness another season of their magic Mohit Sharma is one of the leading wicket-takers in IPL history Another experienced addition to the Capitals’ camp Mohit is expected to guide our young quicks to glory and partner up with Mitchell Starc in the death overs whenever needed representing the country at the 2014 T20 World Cup and the 2015 ODI World Cup the veteran has snapped 40 wickets in the last two seasons and will be rearing to continue the purple patch Thangarasu Natarajan’s yorkers have troubled batters multiple times over the last few seasons the Tamil Nadu cricketer is all prepared for his first taste of the Delhi Mehmaan Nawaazi Prolific in his craft and relentless in his pursuits Natarajan is a seasoned campaigner in IPL who instantly raises the bar for our bowling attack Natarajan has enjoyed a lot of success in death bowling over the last few seasons playing a crucial role in his team’s ascendance to the final Mukesh Kumar made his IPL debut with us in 2023 and has quickly grown into a trustable source of wickets and tight overs in the short format Shortly after an impressive debut campaign in 2023 Mukesh made his debut across all formats before the year ended and no wonder there was a bidding war at the 2025 IPL auction for him he is returning home and another exciting spell awaits in the red and blue Mukesh so far has picked up 24 wickets in 20 matches He will be a key presence in this line-up this year and we cannot wait for him to roar at the Kotla (and other venues too!) The all-round brilliance of Ajay Mandal has been a pillar of strength for Chhattisgarh in domestic cricket for quite some time now Some terrific all-round performances in the recently concluded domestic season including Ranji Trophy and Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy highlight the player’s ability to come clutch when needed Mandal bats at a strike-rate just over 130 and also picks wickets regularly with the ball His slow left-arms can cause the batters troubles while his big-hitting strength will always be vital Darshan Nalkande is coming fresh off a Ranji triumph where he made a crucial contribution in the final The 26-year-old has been featuring in the domestic circuit for over half-a-decade now and is a terrific addition to our pace battery Nalkande has been a potent wicket-taker in the shortest format The white ball has been his strength since making his first foray onto the professional stage and we are nothing but excited to see him excel in our red and blue Jake Fraser McGurk represents everything that’s exciting about the GenZ T20 cricketers who are unafraid of the situation and see every ball as an opportunity to maximise We saw a very exhilarating trailer of his prowess against SRH last season at the Kotla JFM smashed 330 runs in nine matches at a staggering strike-rate of 234.05 His promise will meet the experience of Faf du Plessis and KL Rahul this season making our top order look ever so exciting explosive and enterprising - Sameer Rizvi is a box office cricketer who can crank up the atmosphere regardless of the format CK Nayudu Trophy left bowlers gasping for air and the youngster from Uttar Pradesh is gearing up for an all-important season now with the Delhi Capitals Sameer is yet to make his mark in the TATA IPL but has shown glimpses of the havoc he can create when given time Every time he comes out to bat this season Tristan Stubbs continues his journey with the Delhi Capitals for yet another exciting season A talented young batter capable of batting in multiple positions and roles there are very few things on the field that cannot do well amassing 405 runs at a brilliant strike-rate of 173.82 Stubbs has been instrumental in his country’s white ball setup while also flourishing in T20 tournaments elsewhere The expectations will be higher from this highly talented young cricketer when the new season begins but the promise he has shown makes us believe we’re in for a treat Abishek Porel joined us in 2023 and the youngster’s journey is all set to continue for another exciting phase could strike the best of bowlers all over the park where he scored 327 runs at a strike-rate of nearly 160 levels up our optimism for what he can do this time around The batting line-up in and around him boasts of plenty of experience which will help Porel to play his natural game A new star is on the rise and we are all excited to see the heights he will scale this season Vipraj Nigam burst into the limelight during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024-25 While his leg-breaks bamboozled many batters his ability to hit the odd big shots was also on display for Uttar Pradesh The 20-year-old is just about making in-roads in the domestic circuit but has shown plenty of promise as one of the next big things The shortest format has a special place for leg-spinners and we too are hopeful Vipraj will be able to make his way to the top Tripurana Vijay has taken giant strides in domestic cricket with Andhra this edition registering big spells at regular intervals for his team he is all set for his first stint with the Delhi Capitals joining a bandwagon of talented and potent spinners in our team Vijay has played eight T20 matches and has a splendid economy of only 6.00 but it’s his exploits with the red ball that caught attention over the last few months We are confident that he will continue this impressive run of form into the IPL as well Manvanth Kumar is another youngster scouted by Delhi Capitals After making his presence felt in the Karnataka Premier League Manvanth went on to feature for the Karnataka T20 side in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy he can bowl and he can make an impactful contribution whenever needed A new season and new challenge awaits the 21-year-old and we are more than excited to welcome him to the red-and-blue family Madhav Tiwari might be a relatively unknown name in Indian cricket now the 21-year-old is expected to rise up higher and higher Madhav produced some terrific performances with the ball at the U19 level for Madhya Pradesh and is a very capable batter as well Madhav Tiwari could be one of our X-factor signings in this edition and we’re eager to see what he can contribute to the side the left-arm orthodox will once again lead our spin attack in the TATA WPL 2025 One of the most skilled spinners in world cricket JJ has been a key figure in Australia’s dominance winning multiple T20 World Cups and an ODI World Cup under Meg Lanning’s leadership Known for her control and ability to bowl in the death overs A two-time WBBL champion with Brisbane Heat she’s all set to add to her trophy cabinet and make an impact From smashing World Cup centuries to taking T20I hat-tricks the mighty all-rounder has a knack for making history and her extraordinary skills were key in leading South Africa to their first-ever World Cup final in 2023 She’s been a constant presence at the heart of her team’s success ever since Kapp’s impact stretches beyond international cricket to global leagues including title-winning runs in the WBBL and The Hundred A name that echoes through Dilli's streets Meg Lanning is more than just a cricketer—she’s an inspiration With an enviable trophy cabinet and an unmatched legacy she has redefined what it means to be a modern-day captain Becoming Australia’s youngest-ever skipper Meg has since established herself as one of the most successful leaders in the game’s history Known for her calm yet commanding presence her tactical brilliance and ice-cool temperament under pressure set her apart and leading from the front with sheer consistency Meg isn’t just here to play; she’s here to win hearts and inspire a whole new generation of cricketers in Delhi and beyond Sneha Deepthi’s historic return to cricket just eight months after giving birth is a testament to her resilience; an attitude that will add immense strength to our squad She made her India debut in 2013 as the youngest T20I debutant but had to wait for another shot at the big stage and led Vizianagaram Royals to an Andhra Premier League title The first cricketer from Andhra to score double and triple centuries in domestic cricket she’s all set to make her mark in the TATA WPL and we can’t wait to see her shine in DC blue A seasoned campaigner and a key part of our squad Shikha Pandey is back to bolster our pace attack in the TATA WPL and played a crucial role in India's historic Test win at Wormsley she was instrumental in India's campaigns at the 2017 ODI World Cup and multiple T20 World Cups Having already been a part of the Capitals family and swing to our bowling attack once again she is all set to make an impact this season Annabelle Sutherland is the name on everyone’s lips this all-rounder has already made waves in international cricket Annabelle made her mark on international cricket at the age of 20 and quickly turned heads with her explosive performances.Now with the chance to play under the leadership of the same captain but donning DC colours Annabelle is all set to bring her A-game to the TATA WPL she's bound to make her mark and be a key player in DC's strategies this season A livewire on the field and a match-winner with the ball and a fearless attitude to the Delhi Capitals squad The left-arm spinner has a knack for delivering in crunch moments often turning games with her sharp spin and electric fielding Radha’s journey from playing on the streets of Mumbai to representing India on the biggest stage is nothing short of inspiring Her ability to bowl in high-pressure situations Having been a part of the Capitals setup before she knows what it takes to thrive in the TATA WPL Radha is all set to light up the tournament once again Jemi is the heartbeat of any team she’s part of or keeping the dressing room alive with laughter she brings an infectious energy that’s simply unmatched she finds gaps with ease and can switch gears effortlessly Her ability to build an innings or finish with a flourish makes her an invaluable asset for DC With her ever-smiling presence and game-changing performances Jemimah is ready to bring the spark to TATA WPL once again and lightning-fast reflexes behind the stumps make Taniyaa Bhatia a standout wicketkeeper Taniyaa's stellar work behind the stumps has helped her carve out a niche as one of India’s most reliable wicket-keepers combined with her sharp cricketing instincts Whether it is setting the pace at the top of the order or anchoring the middle Taniyaa’s versatile batting skills have often been the difference-maker Having been part of the DC squad last season Taniyaa knows exactly how to shine in the big leagues and she’s ready to do just that once again The younger one of the Bryce sisters from Scotland Sarah rose to fame quickly with some big performances for the national side in T20Is The keeper-batter is quick and clever behind the wickets as well she has more stumpings (33) to her credit than catches (29) in T20Is Sarah Bryce also made her mark in Australia and England’s T20 leagues and is now all geared up for her first appearance in the TATA WPL We cannot wait to welcome her to our family Arundhati Reddy brings it all to the Capitals once again in the TATA WPL The Hyderabad-born seamer made her India debut in 2018 and quickly became a dependable option with the ball Having shared the stage with the likes of Jhulan Goswami and Shikha Pandey Arundhati has honed her craft while delivering key performances in domestic and international cricket With her ability to move the ball both ways and her fighting spirit she remains a crucial asset in our bowling lineup this season We can’t wait to see her make an impact in DC blue once again where she started playing cricket with cousins and local boys in the paddy fields Minnu has defied the odds to chase her dream Despite discouragement from everyone around her Minnu's passion for cricket has been unstoppable woke up at 4 AM to help her mother and travelled long distances for practice but her relentless determination has kept her on track Her breakthrough came with her selection for TATA WPL It's a proud moment for her as she is the first woman from Kerala to play in the league This opportunity is a testament to her perseverance and love for the game Shafali Verma is a powerhouse at the top of the order From disguising herself as a boy to play cricket in Rohtak to becoming one of the most feared batters in world cricket her journey has been nothing short of inspiring She made history as India’s youngest debutant at 15 and has since smashed records including being the youngest female cricketer to score 1000 T20I runs Her fearless batting lit up the 2020 T20 World Cup and she later led India to their first-ever ICC trophy at the U19 World Cup in 2023 Shafali has taken her power-hitting global Every young girl in the city dreams of playing like her and every fan knows she’s the leader to rally behind Expect fireworks every time when she steps onto the field this season Alice Capsey is already making waves in world cricket and is all set to shine in the upcoming season Her key role in Oval Invincibles’ back-to-back titles in The Hundred (2021 and 2022) earned her widespread recognition Alice became their youngest-ever half-centurion and impressed at the Commonwealth Games the fastest ever by an English female cricketer With her explosive batting and all-round skills Calm under pressure and lethal with the ball in hand Titas Sadhu is one of the brightest young fast-bowling talents in Indian cricket she’s already showcased her big-game temperament most notably in the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup final where she delivered a match-winning spell of 2/6 in four overs to help India lift the trophy With her ability to swing the ball and hit the deck hard as she gears up for another season in blue and red expect her to bring the heat and make an impact on the big stage Nallapureddy Shree Charani is one of the top young talents in India Hailing from the Kadapa district in Andhra Pradesh Shree Charani caused a bidding war at the auction and was eventually sold to us for INR 55 lakh The left-arm spinner adds variety to their bowling attack which already has senior Indian players like Arundhati Reddy the sky is the limit for this talented youngster who is all set for a first roll of the dice in the TATA WPL The next big prodigy in women’s cricket from Uttarakhand is Nandini Kashyap who is all set to don the DC blue in TATA WPL 2025 A terrific outing across tournaments in 2024 helped Nandini turn the spotlight towards herself The runs kept coming in the Senior Women’s T20 Trophy and the Challengers Trophy which earned her a maiden national call-up The 21-year-old adds great depth to our batting line-up and in the presence of legends like Meg Lanning and Marizanne Kapp Make way for the future star of Indian cricket the U19 Women's T20 World Cup 2025-winning captain Niki was nine when she made her U16 debut and two years later She turned pro at 13 and has made headlines with some big performances After leading the side to a U19 Asia Cup triumph Niki was a unanimous pick to lead the team at the ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup 2025 Niki joins our family this season and we’re ever-so excited to see the heights she will scale 5 mahine pahle bankar taiyar hone ke baawjood Samiul Islam ne Malaysian Open Swimming Championship me 50m backstroke event jeetkar gold medal jeeta hai 20 saal ke N M Dhyan Kashyap ke liye physical challenges koi badha nahi thi unhone Palk Strait ke 29km stretch ko conquer karne wale first Asian Para swimmer May 05th, 2025 Hindi New Delhi ne 38th All India IPSC Boys Swimming (Aquatics) Championship me jeet haasil ki Four days tak tak chali intense competition me desh bhar ke 24 prestigious schools ke talented swimmers ne part liya Closing ceremony me Kasauli ke MLA aur 2000 batch ke Old Sanawarian resident Vinod Sultanpuri bhi maujood the Event me bolte huye unhone winners ko congratulate kiya aur unhe medals and certificates present kiye Apne school days ko yaad karte huye Sultanpuri ne Sanawar ki games me excellence ki enduring tradition ko praise kiya jabki Headmaster Himmat Singh Dhillon ne school dwara championship ki successful hosting par pride express kiya New Delhi ne competition me dominance banaye rakha aur 208 points score kar overall championship title apne naam kiya Indore total 157 points ke saath second place par raha Modern School ke Samraj Rathi ko Under-14 category me 28 points score kar overall winner 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Powered by THINKCEPT the designer opens his most personal store yet—complete with sculptural design touches and a refreshed Johari 2.0 collection built for summer celebrations There are certain places that seem to wait for you—quietly, patiently—until the timing is just right. For Punit Balana, that place was a quiet corner in Delhi’s historic Ambawatta complex in the middle of a friend’s wedding—mid-pheras “I remember leaving the ceremony in my kurta-pajama and rushing to the location,” he laughs I want it.’” He was flying abroad the next day so he promised to return in the morning to sign the paperwork ‘this is it’ moment that you don’t question That instinct has now materialised into a stunning new store—1,600 square feet of soft curves, sun-warmed textures, and quiet luxury, marking the designer’s first standalone address in the capital. But this isn’t just another retail launch. For Balana, it’s the physical embodiment of a long-held dream and the natural next chapter in his ongoing love letter to Jaipur and a colour palette that walks the line between rooted and romantic I wanted to bring Jaipur to Delhi in a very modern yet soulful way,” he says “Every element — from the architecture to the lighting to the textures- is rooted in craft but reimagined for today’s woman.” A layout that’s closer to a home than a showroom Curtain tassels trace soft frames around archways Sculptural forms emerge in unexpected corners this store has a softness to it; it’s calmer “It feels less like a retail space and more like a walk through a creative memory filled with small stories and nods to the heritage that defines us.” There are details you might miss at first glance but Balana hopes you won’t. Like a sculptural fern installation made entirely from discarded hangers, wrapped in bandhani fabric and finished with the label’s signature coin embroidery “Most people won’t realise what it’s made from; it looks so refined,” he says “But it’s a detail that took endless sampling and creative thinking I love how it transforms something overlooked into something luxurious—it’s very us.” And then there’s his favourite spot: the trial room a large black-framed mirror with our chandi tilla work and beautiful coin-embroidered lights made right in our factory so does a new design chapter: the launch of Johari 2.0 a fresh interpretation of the much-loved Johari collection that debuted in October 2024 If the original collection paid homage to the energy of Jaipur’s Johari Bazaar—vivid unapologetically rich this sequel breathes new air into it “Johari 2.0 is deeply rooted in the same values as the original—a celebration of traditional craft techniques and timeless silhouettes,” Balana says we’ve reimagined the colour palette with fresher lighter tones and added new print stories to give it a more elevated feel The idea was to keep the soul of Johari intact while refining its visual language so it feels like a natural evolution A post shared by Punit Balana (@punitbalanaofficial) The colour story is a mix of memory and modernity with signature Baingani and Raani pink still anchoring the palette a shade inspired by the faded pinks of old city walls at dusk Metallic tissue fabrics and cotton silks bring lightness and lustre to the collection making it perfect for summer weddings and sunlit celebrations beloved waistcoat-lehenga sets have been transformed into structured blouses “This collection brings effortless elegance with a touch of tradition,” Balana says “It’s perfect for the summer bride and groom and anyone who appreciates timeless craftsmanship.” A post shared by Punit Balana (@punitbalanaofficial) And while women’s occasion wear continues to be a strength the menswear edit holds its own: relaxed kurtas in dusty hues designed for the contemporary groom who wants to look sharp without trying too hard and completely in step with the mood of the moment One of the most compelling things about both the store and the new collection is how they carry the same design DNA: an appreciation for detail just thoughtful design that speaks for itself chandeliers inspired by the 80-kali lehenga all of it comes together to tell the story of a brand that’s both evolving and deeply consistent in its values The store also houses stylists for bespoke fittings and appointments “This space is filled with so much love and intention,” Punit says “Every corner has a bit of Punit Balana and our craft in it.” As he settles into this new Delhi chapter “We’re gearing up for a very momentous milestone—ten years of Punit Balana,” he shares we’re working on the relocation and complete reimagining of our Jaipur store.” it’s clear that he’s not just expanding his brand—he’s deepening it Whether you’ve followed his work since the early Anarkali days or are just discovering the world of Punit Balana this new store is more than a shopping stop and creative legacy—tucked into one of Delhi’s most iconic neighbourhoods complete with neon signs and the promise of a late night ramen cart his perpetually jovial sous chef at Masque but the menu has Varun’s Culinary Institute of America pedigree written all over it a highest common denominator for being properly corny; it comes dusted in peri peri lest you forget you’re in a bar The morel dish–a lush mess of Himalayan gucchi piled atop whipped paneer and candied five spiced pinenuts the latter originally created as part of our SALON colaba weekend at Masque Lab—is built on the same hi-fi logic of the best chaat Paradox’s real triumph springs from putting forth its own language of Indianness—one that is premised neither on borrowed ideas from abroad nor on trite imaginings of itself and Jim Beam bourbon is stirred with fresh musk melon juice The food offerings are mix of familiar favourites that will appease picky palettes like variations of salads and Nama signatures that will pique your curiosity like Crackling Pot Rice; a fun take on a quintessential coastal thali but served in a clay pot complete with poriyal Other interesting standouts are the Lobster in XO Sauce topped with crispy bacon and a sunny-side-up egg thanks to dishes like the spiced potato burger and mushroom-feta sandwich Rooted in comfort and layered with Indian flavours Nikkei-forward suspects one would find at most high energy restaurants like Crab Tanuki with crab tempura and avocado a thick Sindhi flatbread flavoured with onions creating a homey space that honours Panjab’s layered heritage dishes that for chef Kapur recall family tables and old neighbourhoods with cocktails named after Indian cities and ingredients rooted in memory like the floral Madurai Bloom or fig-laced Nubra the Mohali space blends nostalgia with modern flair Go to experience a culinary map of India told through one man’s memories © 2025 Condé Nast. 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It certainly looked like a point gained for DC rather than one lost, after Pat Cummins took three new-ball wickets to put SRH in the driver's seat at the innings break the outfield was too sodden for the ground staff to clear by 11.42pm the official cut-off time for a five-over chase A grass-free surface at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium proved to be a tricky one offering enough grip for balls banged into a hard length to misbehave and Cummins is a master of banging the ball into a hard length The SRH captain took the new ball himself with Mohammed Shami left out getting it to straighten and find Karun Nair's edge with the ball frequently stopping on the batter or - particularly if delivered with a wobbly seam - deviating sideways Cummins had taken three wickets and Ishan Kishan - keeping for the first time this season relieving Heinrich Klaasen of the gloves - three catches Pat Cummins wheels away after dismissing Karun Nair with the first ball BCCIWith Harshal Patel and Jaydev Unadkat also getting into the wickets column DC were gasping at 29 for 5 in the eighth over The fullish ball Unadkat bowled to dismiss KL Rahul summed up the conditions - on nine out of ten IPL pitches Rahul would have probably middled the drive he attempted; this was the tenth pitch and the ball straightened to kiss his edge and make Kishan the first keeper to catch out an entire top four in an IPL innings Tristan Stubbs anchored DC's recovery from that point, putting on 33 with Vipraj Nigam for the sixth wicket - Nigam sacrificed his wicket following a mix-up that left both batters at the same end - and 66 with Ashutosh Sharma for the seventh. As they have done in other recent games, DC named a bowler-heavy starting XI despite batting first, and brought Ashutosh off the Impact Player bench when the need arose. And Ashutosh was primarily responsible for a late flourish that brought DC 61 runs off their last six overs, hitting three sixes in a 26-ball 41. Stubbs finished unbeaten on 41 off 36 balls. Rain began soon after DC's innings ended, leaving SRH waiting to begin a chase that eventually never took place. With three games left to play, SRH can finish the league stage with a maximum of 13 points. Four teams already have 14 or more points. DC, with 13 from 11 games, sit just outside that group. Martin: Took SRH too long to realise their batting approach might not work"There will definitely be some soul searching because you have to put into the equation what conditions dictate to you," Aaron says Virat Kohli continues to lead Orange Cap table after washout between SRH and DCPrasidh Krishna is at the top of the Purple Cap table with 19 wickets from ten games Vettori: 'Conditions in Hyderabad weren't what we expected this year'"It has been tricky, it hasn't been easy for the batters," admits SRH head coach Cummins leads the way as SRH restrict DC to 133Rain began soon after DC's innings ended, leaving SRH waiting to begin their chase SRH bench Shami and opt to bowl; DC pick NatarajanT Natarajan makes his first appearance for DC Rain put an official end to Sunrisers Hyderabad's (SRH) IPL 2025 playoffs hopes and gave Delhi Capitals (DC) what could be a valuable point in their bid to finish in the top four. It certainly looked like a point gained for DC rather than one lost, after Pat Cummins took three new-ball wickets to put SRH in the driver's seat at the innings break The SRH captain took the new ball himself with Mohammed Shami left out Pat Cummins wheels away after dismissing Karun Nair with the first ball BCCIWith Harshal Patel and Jaydev Unadkat also getting into the wickets column Tristan Stubbs anchored DC's recovery from that point, putting on 33 with Vipraj Nigam for the sixth wicket - Nigam sacrificed his wicket following a mix-up that left both batters at the same end - and 66 with Ashutosh Sharma for the seventh DC named a bowler-heavy starting XI despite batting first and brought Ashutosh off the Impact Player bench when the need arose And Ashutosh was primarily responsible for a late flourish that brought DC 61 runs off their last six overs Stubbs finished unbeaten on 41 off 36 balls leaving SRH waiting to begin a chase that eventually never took place SRH can finish the league stage with a maximum of 13 points