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In another incident, an Indian was racially bullied by Americans, which went viral on social media platforms. Recently, a video is making rounds in social media, in which an Indian citizen is questioned like, "Why are you in Poland?" The identity of the attacker and victim, the Indian man is not yet established, but in the video, the abuser was calling himself an American.

Removing shooting from the Commonwealth Games 2022 will hurt India's winning chances, said 2002 gold medalist Japal Rana. Rued about the exclusion of shooting in CWG, Rana said, "It was not a priority sport for the organisers so they have excluded it. They have removed it so as to impact India’s medals tally. That is how they can manipulate the tally count". CWG is beginning on July 28-August 8.

Amid injuries, top Indian shot putter Tajinderpal Singh Toor withdrew from the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. As per PTI, Toor sustained a groin injury, ahead of the ongoing World Athletics Championships in Eugene, USA. Notably, days ago, at Chula Vista in USA, the Indian team had World Championships training stint, during which Tajinderpal sustained the injury. Toor said he feared the injury could aggravate, and withdrew… read-more

Manganiar singer Mame Khan from Rajasthan created history, as he became the first folk artist to walk the red carpet of Cannes 2022. Khan was amongst Indian contingent at Cannes with Minister Anurag Thakur in France. Originally from Rajasthan, Mame Khan has gained fame for his traditional Rajasthani music for 15 generations. Furthermore, Khan was slaying Cannes red carpet in the traditional Rajasthani outfit, Jacket, and floral turban.

Author Geetanjali Shree’s novel ‘Tomb of Sand’, became the first Hindi language work to be shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, on April 7. "The Booker is a very special recognition and I wasn't waiting for it, wasn't expecting it, so it's coming as a wonderful surprise for me and recognition for our work,'' stated Geetanjali. Notably, five other titles across the world will compete for the 50,000… read-more