Sports
Delhi's wushu team leaves for National Games
New Delhi: Eleven members of the Delhi wushu team departed for Kerala to participate in the ongoing 35th National Games Wednesday.
Unlike the last edition where 40 golds were available, this time the sport is offering only 15 (8 in Taolu and 7 In Sanshou).
However, due to injury, Asian Games bronze medallist Narender Grewal and World Cup gold medallist Santosh Kumar will not participate.
Delhi won 10 golds, five silvers and five bronzes in the 34th National Games in Ranchi in 2011, to finish second behind Manipur.
Delhi team: Manoj Kumar, Suraj Singh Patel, Lalit Yadav, Shashi Tamang, Rakesh Haldar, Daizy, Dimpy, Rajvir Singh and Lokesh Kumar (coaches), Narender Sharma and Rajesh Kumar (managers).
30 minutes ago
Soha Ali Khan celebrates 'Shakti' in women across generations this Bijoya Dashami
32 minutes ago
Rishab Shetty offers prayers at Kollur Mookambika temple with family
33 minutes ago
Nayanthara-starrer Mookuthi Amman 2's glimpse video promises a deadly duel between the dark and the divine
4 hours ago
Journalists, Public Servants, and Trailblazers Convene in Ohio for IAPC’s 11th International Media Conference
5 hours ago
Renuka Shahane calls firing incident involving Tiger Shroff ‘terrifying’, urges strict action
5 hours ago
'Sasural Genda Phool' fame Anita Kanwal lashes out at reports of financial crisis, says ‘she has lost sleep'
5 hours ago
Sona Mohapatra on Daler Mehndi: Respect is not a one-way entitlement
5 hours ago
Mohanlal says Ugandan dance group Ghetto Kids will join him in his film 'Operation Ganga'
5 hours ago
Taylor Swift reunites with band after nearly 2 years, calls performance at Academy Museum a ‘vibe’
5 hours ago
Ram Gopal Varma on why his next film is titled 'Police Company'
5 hours ago
Anushka Sen on representing India globally: ‘Our stories deserve to be heard across the world’
5 hours ago
Rahul, Priyanka meet students of coaching institute, hear their grievances
5 hours ago
Mysuru Dasara cake exhibition honours Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for saving 174 lives
