After winning the first test match against Bangladesh, Team India is ready to take on the Bangla Tigers at the iconic Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. The Indian team departed for Delhi from Indira Gandhi International Airport, where they were greeted by enthusiastic fans. Hardik Pandya's explosive performance in the first T20I was evident as he sat on the front seat of the team bus. The Indian bowling attack, led by Varun Chakravarthy and debutant Mayank Yadav, ensured a comfortable victory for the home team. With the series already in their bag, Team India is motivated to continue their winning streak in the upcoming match in Delhi.
Para-athlete Navdeep Singh's silver medal was upgraded to gold after Iran's Beit Sayah Sadegh was disqualified in the men's javelin throw F41 final. India has achieved its best-ever return from the Para Games with Navdeep's gold and Simran Sharma's bronze in the women's 200m T12 race. Shot-putter Hokato Sema also secured a bronze in the men's F57 category final with a career-best throw. Fans celebrated the para-athletes' arrival at the Delhi airport with flower showers.
Central Railway, in an attempt to ease passenger movement during the busy long weekend that includes Independence Day and the Rakhi festival, has announced 18 special trains that will run between August 15 and 20, 2024. These trains will connect major destinations and bookings can be made through the railway website or at the nearest computerized reservation centre. Swapnil Nila, the Chief Public Relations Officer, stated that these special trains were planned due to the increased demand and reservations are already open. Delhi Metro and Delhi airport have also announced new schedules and security measures for Independence Day.
Heavy rainfall in the capital city of Delhi caused chaos on Wednesday evening as a woman and her son drowned in a drain in East Delhi's Mayur Vihar Phase 3. This incident was followed by an announcement from Education Minister Atishi that all schools, government and private, would be closed on Thursday. The downpour also resulted in flight diversions at the Delhi Airport, numerous waterlogged roads, and hours of traffic snarls. Various government officials and authorities are working to address the waterlogging and traffic issues caused by the heavy rain. Similarly, parts of Gurgaon and Noida were also affected by the rain, causing hindrances in their normal functioning.
The Indian cricket team, fresh off their victory in the T20 World Cup, were greeted by hundreds of exuberant fans upon their arrival in Delhi on Thursday. Despite the monsoon showers and heavy security, supporters lined up outside the airport to congratulate their heroes. The team is set to meet with the Prime Minister at his official residence later in the day.
A shocking incident occurred at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport as a SpiceJet staff member was arrested for allegedly slapping a CISF officer during a dispute over security screening. The airline has termed it as a serious case of sexual harassment, while the police have registered a case of assault against the staffer. The incident has sparked discussions about safety and harassment at airports, with both the police and airline taking legal action.
Cheerful crowds of hundreds of thousands gathered to witness the grand victory parade of the Indian cricket team as they returned home after winning the T20 World Cup. From the players' warm welcomes at the Delhi airport and visit to PM Modi's residence to the final parade in Mumbai's bustling streets, the celebrations were nothing short of ecstatic. Watch the video capturing the electric atmosphere of this historic event.
After being stranded in Barbados due to Hurricane Beryl, Team India finally returned home to New Delhi and were greeted with a grand reception. Despite a drizzle, hundreds of fans lined up outside the Delhi airport to welcome the players, waving flags and holding placards. PM Narendra Modi is hosting a breakfast for the team, followed by a victory parade in Mumbai. The team's return was delayed due to the hurricane but they were finally able to make it back on a specially chartered plane with a special call sign and registration.
After a historic win in the T20 World Cup, the Indian cricket team finally returned home to a warm welcome at the New Delhi IGI airport. Fans waited all night to catch a glimpse of their heroes and the team's victory has been celebrated across the country. The team went on to meet Prime Minister Modi at his residence before heading to Mumbai for a victory parade.
After defeating South Africa in the T20 World Cup final, the Indian cricket team returned to Delhi to a warm and lively welcome. Despite inclement weather and heavy security, exuberant fans waited outside the airport to celebrate their heroes. The team is set to meet with the Prime Minister later today.