‘Other than occasional fights’: Argentina’s first Haiti-born U-17 player Kiki Ramos speaks out on racism claims | Football News

Kiki Ramos (Photo by Instagram@kikiramoss_) Kiki Ramos, the Haiti-born winger who recently became the first player born in the Caribbean country to represent Argentina, has pushed back against criticism surrounding racism and discrimination in Argentina, saying he has never personally experienced it since arriving in the country as a baby.The 17-year-old made his Argentina U-17…

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Quote Of The Day By Bhagavad Gita: Stop Saying Yes Out of Fear & Protect Your Peace; Lord Krishna’s powerful lesson on setting boundaries while keeping your inner peace intact

Many people struggle to say no due to fear of conflict and rejection. Krishna’s wisdom emphasizes acting from clarity, not from fear or pressure. Choosing actions that protect truth is essential for maintaining personal well-being. Saying no can be a form of dharma, balancing duties and self-care. Honest and clear refusal preserves dignity and strengthens…

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Police oppose Sukesh’s plea to expunge remarks from conviction order | Delhi News

New Delhi: Delhi Police Monday opposed the maintainability of a plea filed by Sukesh Chandrasekhar in Delhi High Court seeking expunction of allegedly derogatory remarks made against him in a trial court judgment that convicted him of impersonating a Supreme Court judge to influence a special judge hearing a 2017 corruption case.Police argued that Chandrasekhar’s…

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Adani-backed firm lowest bidder for Bengaluru suburban rail stretch | Bengaluru News

K-Ride is a JV of the state and central govts executing the 148km suburban rail project Bengaluru: Adani Group-backed Cemindia Projects Ltd has emerged as the lowest bidder for construction of a 7.8km elevated section of Corridor-2 of Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project (BSRP), including a 1.2km rail-cum-road double-decker structure at Mathikere.The financial bids opened by…

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Tuticorin firing: Madras high court asks if TVK govt will reopen cases against three top officials | Chennai News

MADURAI: Madras high court on Monday sought the TVK govt’s stand on re-examining the decisions taken by the previous govt to drop disciplinary action against three officials — then Tuticorin district collector N Venkatesh, then inspector-general of police Shailesh Kumar Yadav and then deputy inspector-general of police Kapil Kumar C Saratkar — in connection with…

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