The Latest Breaking News from India

A new study suggests that the Indian Continental Plate could be splitting in two, leading to changes in the formation of the Tibetan Plateau.

Team India's head coach, Rahul Dravid, acknowledged on Tuesday that Virat Kohli's absence for the first two Tests of the England series, due to personal reasons, is significant. Dravid described Kohli as a "phenomenal player" and noted that any team would miss the contributions of such a key player.

India faced disappointment in the Asian Cup football tournament as they exited after a 0-1 defeat to Syria in their last group match in Al Khor, Qatar on Tuesday.

Mark Wood discusses the challenges of playing in India, expressing the desire to create history and push Test cricket forward.

NEW DELHI: The best of preparations are not enough to counter the rank turners in India and over the course of the upcoming five Tests, England batters will also have their task cut out while dealing with the odd ball that doesn't spin, something that contributed to their dramatic downfall…

England’s batsmen, and especially Joe Root, must control their emotions and their shotmaking to set a platform for success

Special Judge Arun Bhardwaj allowed Jindal's application, noting he had travelled abroad several times in the past and returned to India to face trial within the stipulated period. Read further on Dynamite News:

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty reached the world no. 1 ranking for a second time after successive runner-up finishes in the Malaysia Open super 1000 and India Open super 750 badminton tournaments.

Philatelist MR Ramesh Kumar shares his excitement about his collection of Ramayana-themed stamps, including rare finds from various countries.

A French journalist, who was served a notice by the Union ministry of home affairs asking why her Overseas Citizen of India card should not be withdrawn, has denied the government’s allegation that her reports on India were “malicious”.   

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir has expressed confidence in Arshdeep Singh potentially ending India's prolonged search for a dependable left-arm pacer.