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Indian wrestler Sunil added a second Asian Games bronze to his record, reinforcing his status as one of the country’s most dependable Greco-Roman performers. The result also underscored India’s uneven day on the mat, with Nisha Dahiya bowing out after failing to progress in her bout.
Sunil delivered India another Greco-Roman wrestling medal, winning bronze at the Asian Games and underlining his status as one of the country’s most reliable performers on the continental stage. The result comes after his Hangzhou 2023 bronze, which had ended India’s 13-year wait for a medal in Greco-Roman wrestling, while Nisha Dahiya’s campaign ended in disappointment.
Manisha Bhanwala has become only the third Indian woman to reach the final of the World Wrestling Championships after a composed and forceful win over Canada’s Laurence Beauregard. She stunned the bronze medallist by pinning her in the second period, a result that underlines India’s growing depth in women’s wrestling on the global stage.
Haryana all-rounder Nishant produced a defining first-innings century built on endurance, discipline and an unusually long stay at the crease, spending 420 minutes in the middle as the pitch increasingly helped the spinners. His unbeaten effort stood out as a textbook example of application in a format where survival and scoring often demand equal measure.
Mona Agarwal and Nishad Kumar will carry India’s flag at the closing ceremony of the Asian Para Games, a fitting recognition for two of the country’s standout performers in Hangzhou. Both athletes won two gold medals each, underlining India’s growing depth and consistency in para sport on the continental stage.
Police in Kozhikode have arrested T. Nishad, who was taken into custody from Kondotty in neighbouring Malappuram district in connection with extortion and impersonation cases. The arrest underscores the continuing challenge of fraud-driven intimidation schemes that exploit identity deception to pressure victims and extract money.
Former India wicketkeeper-batter Vijay Dahiya has been appointed head coach of the Delhi men's senior team for the 2026-27 domestic season, replacing Sarandeep Singh. The move brings back a familiar face to Delhi cricket, with Dahiya having previously overseen the side during its last Ranji Trophy triumph in 2007-08. Delhi, a seven-time Ranji champion, has struggled to match its historic stature in recent seasons, and the appointment is being viewed as an attempt to restore stability, experience and competitive edge ahead of the new campaign.
Vijay Dahiya has returned as Delhi coach with a blunt assessment of the side's biggest problem: the longer format. The former wicketkeeper-batter says the team must change its mentality, rebuild around its strengths and start creating fresh memories rather than leaning on past glory.
As India prepares for the upcoming Test series, former cricketer Dahiya emphasizes the need for a fundamental change in mentality towards longer formats of the game. His insights reflect broader challenges facing cricket in a rapidly evolving sports landscape.
Shares of PB Fintech and Turtlemint came under heavy pressure for a second straight session after the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India proposed product- and channel-specific commission ceilings for insurance distributors. The move has raised fresh concerns over revenue growth, customer acquisition economics and the long-term business models of India's online insurance brokers.
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