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Nagpur-Hyderabad Express on track as Ritika-Navaneeth deliver maiden medal in Uganda

NAGPUR: City's Ritika Thaker once again underlined her supremacy in the doubles badminton event on the global stage. In the Uganda International Series badminton tournament, Ritika paired up with Navaneeth Bokka and secured their first international medal in the mixed doubles event on Sunday.

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Second gold for Mitali, Nagpur athletes make Maharashtra overall champions in west zone junior meet

NAGPUR: Mitali Bhoyar triumphantly concluded her campaign as the 10 gold medals secured by Nagpur athletes propelled Maharashtra to clinch the overall championship in the West Zone junior athletics meet, which culminated at the University synthetic track on Sunday.

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Guerrilla hinterland to basketball triumph, Gadchiroli cagers steal Nagpur's thunder to seal historic state berth

NAGPUR: For the first time in the history of Maharashtra basketball, Gadchiroli will represent Nagpur Division in the schools state championship.

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HCL engineer dies from cardiac arrest in Nagpur office

A 40-year-old engineer at the HCL Technologies Company recently died due to cardiac arrest in Mihan, Nagpur on September? Read further on Dynamite News:

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Nagpur's Jennifer Varghese brings home twin table tennis medals from Dammam

NAGPUR: Jennifer Varghese once again brought pride to the city by winning two medals at the World Table Tennis (WTT) Youth Contender tournament held in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

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Cyclists from Poland, Kenya to take part in second Race Across India from October 10

NAGPUR: Cyclists from Poland and Kenya are set to participate in the second edition of the Race Across India, the nation's most iconic and arduous ultra-cycling event, commencing on October 10. Amit Samarth, the renowned Nagpur cyclist, will once again embark on the formidable 3,758-kilometer journey from Srinagar to Kanyakumari.

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Nagpur's backroom hero GM Sankalp helps shape India's Chess Olympiad golden glory

NAGPUR: The city's second grandmaster Sankalp Gupta is brimming with joy after India's crowning glory at the Chess Olympiad which concluded in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday. As the city celebrates 18-year-old golden girl Divya Deshmukh, few among Nagpur's chess aficionados are aware of 21-year-old Sankalp's pivotal behind-the-scenes contribution to India's…

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You need to give it all for your country: Divya Deshmukh

Divya Deshmukh made a huge impact at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary. Just three months after being crowned the world junior chess champion, the 18-year-old Nagpur girl played a pivotal role and wrote India's success story at the Olympiad.

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IND vs BAN 1st Test: Akash Deep, Jasprit Bumrah reduce Bangladesh to 26/3 at lunch on Day 2

India strengthened their position in the first Test against Bangladesh on the second day in Nagpur, leading the match with a commanding performance.

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Malvika third Indian after Saina, Sindhu to reach quarterfinal in China Open, ends India's six-year wait

NAGPUR: Has India found the successor for Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu in women's singles badminton? A day after Malvika Bansod ousted world no. 7 Gregoria Mariska Tunjung to register her biggest career victory, the Nagpur shuttler ended the six-year wait for an Indian women's singles player to reach the…

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No coach by her side, Nagpur's Malvika Bansod stuns Paris Games bronze medallist Tunjung at China Open

NAGPUR: Three days after celebrating her 23rd birthday, Nagpur shuttler Malvika Bansod registered her biggest career victory on Wednesday at the China Open Super 1000 badminton tournament.

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India succumb to Japanese juggernaut, finish eighth in Asia Cup basketball

NAGPUR: Indian cagers failed to handle the lightning-fast Japanese squad in the 7-8 classification game, culminating their U-18 Asia Cup campaign with a resounding 50-100 defeat and securing the eighth position in the 16-nation tournament which concluded in Jordan on Monday.

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Improved India succumb to Iran despite valiant effort in Asia Cup basketball

NAGPUR: For the second time in the U-18 Asia Cup, Indian cagers came tantalizingly close to orchestrating an upset against the continent's second-ranked team Iran. Despite a vastly improved performance in the classification game for the 5-8 place, Indian cagers went down fighting 59-73 at the Prince Hamza Hall in…

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Chinese juggernaut overpowers India in FIBA U-18 Asia Cup quarters, suffer 43-89 loss to miss 2025 World Cup berth

NAGPUR: A day after they ended their eight-year playoff drought, Indian cagers failed to find the rhythm and suffered a crushing 46-point (43-89) loss against China in the quarterfinal of the U-18 Asia Cup basketball tournament at Jordan on Saturday.

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India stun Lebanon 64-62 to end 8-year drought and reclaim Asia's top 8 spot, face China in quarters

NAGPUR: It took eight long years for Indian cagers to end the play-off drought, and the boys in blue did it in style when they upset U-18 Asia Cup favourites Lebanon 64-62 to confirm their last eight berth at the Prince Hamza Hall in Jordan on Friday.

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India rally to outplay Kuwait 62-51 for first win in U-18 Asia Cup basketball

NAGPUR: Indian cagers rallied superbly to register a thumping 62-51 victory over Kuwait and record their first win in the FIBA U-18 Asia Cup after suffering two loses at Jordan on Wednesday.

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Nagpur's Gunjan shines, gets injured and India end 3x3 basketball World Cup with a heartbreaking 19-21 loss to Kyrgyzstan

NAGPUR: City hoopster Gunjan Mantri played her heart out, tried all the tricks with an injured ankle but failed to take India past Kyrgyzstan in the FIBA 3x3 U-18 World Cup at Debrecen, Hungary, late on Wednesday night.

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China dashes India’s 3x3 basketball World Cup hopes in Hungary

NAGPUR: Unlike their tournament opener against Japan, where they failed to take advantage of their physical strength, the Indian girls exhibited valiant effort against Asian juggernaut China in the FIBA 3x3 U-18 World Cup at Debrecen, Hungary, on Tuesday.

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Indian girls fail Japan test on 3x3 basketball World Cup debut

NAGPUR: Indian girls had a nervous start to their first World Cup in the 89 years' history of basketball in the country. In their first game of the FIBA 3x3 U-18 World Cup, which began in Debrecen, Hungary, on Monday, the four-member Indian girls' team lost their tournament opener to…

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Raunak finishes joint second, Divya third in Abu Dhabi International chess festival

NAGPUR: City's star masters Raunak Sadhwani and Divya Deshmukh missed the podium finish by a small margin in the Masters group of the 30th Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival, which concluded late on Saturday.

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Indian U-18 girls face Japan on 3x3 basketball World Cup debut

NAGPUR: The quartet of Indian girls picked from the junior national 5x5 basketball championship in Indore are all set to make their 3x3 World Cup debut at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup for Youth boys and girls at Debrecen, Hungary, on Monday.

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Raunak Sadhwani, Divya Deshmukh play seventh round draw in Abu Dhabi chess festival

NAGPUR: Raunak Sadhwani and Divya Deshmukh drew their respective seventh round games in contrasting fashion in the Masters group of the 30th Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival on Thursday.

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Raunak Sadhwani regains lead on top, Divya Deshmukh goes down fighting in Abu Dhabi chess festival

NAGPUR: City's first Grandmaster (GM) Raunak Sadhwani defeated compatriot Bharath Subramaniyam to jump to joint lead in the 30th edition of the Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival on Wednesday.

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Vidarbha Hockey Association loses HI recognition as HC upholds IOA's one state, one unit policy

NAGPUR: In line with Indian Olympic Association (IOA's) "One State, One Unit" policy, the Vidarbha Hockey Association (VHA's) membership with Hockey India (HI) - the national governing body for the sport in India - will be revoked, Hockey Maharashtra members said.

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Raunak Sadhwani joint second, Divya Deshmukh at third in Abu Dhabi Masters chess festival

Nagpur shuttler Rohan qualifies for main draw, ousted in round 1 of Indonesia International Challenge

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