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Don’t try to usurp power during pandemic crisis: Mamata hits out at Governor




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‘Is Trinamool govt hiding Covid data?’ BJP asks people




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West Bengal: Toll reaches 48 with 15 more deaths; 127 new infections




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Accused of irregularities in PDS, ration dealer’s house ransacked in Bengal




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West Bengal: Two more dead; migrants from Rajasthan to reach tomorrow




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West Bengal: Two weeks after delivery, Covid positive woman recovers, thanks hospital




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West Bengal: Chief Secy-led panel to decide easing curbs today




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West Bengal: Governor slams CM for her remarks against Oppn parties, journalists




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West Bengal committee to decide on easing curbs




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COVID-19 toll climbs to 61 in Bengal, Centre diluting lockdown, says Chief Secretary




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Train with more than 1,100 labourers, pilgrims reaches Bengal from Rajasthan




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WB: Over 1,100 migrants arrive from Ajmer: ‘It feels good to be home’




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TMC: Centre blaming us to cover up its own failings




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Kolkata: Trying our best to bring back migrants, says minister




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West Bengal: 7 more dead, 85 more cases in last 24 hours




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West Bengal: Bankers double credit line to farmers, MSME relief on cards




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Man recounts mother’s death who tested positive: ‘Could not see her for once or take part in last rites’




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Kolkata’s gurudwaras ensure daily food and rations for over 5,000 during lockdown




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Kolkata: Over a month on ventilator, 52-year-old social worker discharged




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On Rabindra Jayanti, police play Mamata’s song in public; ‘outright insulting’, says BJP




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Infosys BPO sacks CFO for violating norms, CEO quits

IT major Infosys on Tuesday showed the door to Abraham Mathews, CFO of its BPO subsidiary, for not complying with the code of conduct, while CEO Gautam Thakkar has resigned taking responsibility on moral grounds.




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More heads may roll at Infosys BPO

Infosys is an ethical company with solid processes that respects its customers and this is not going to affect their business, he added.




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BPO financial irregularities to cost Infosys less than $1 million

Infosys, India's second largest information technology (IT) services company, is likely to book an impact of less than $1 million (Rs 6 crore) due to the financial irregularities in the accounts of its business process outsourcing (BPO) arm, which led to the dismissal of the unit's chief financial officer, Abraham Mathews earlier this week.




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COVID-19: Tennis commits over $6m for player relief

Eligibility for the program will take into account a player's ranking as well as previous prize money earnings according to criteria agreed by all stakeholders.




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'Forced hiatus for tennis beneficial to big players'

Becker backed the idea of merging the ATP and the WTA and said the ongoing pause is an opportunity for the sport's stakeholders to work together.




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SEE: Kohli, Ayushmann in fight against fake forwards

A popular social media app has brought the four youth icons together for the #matkarforward social message in an attempt to create awareness amongst fellow Indians about the spread of fake forwards, hate messages and superstitions.




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'WTA merger with ATP would not be acquisition'

Roger Federer called for a merger between the two governing bodies last month, with both Simon and ATP Tour Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi welcoming the suggestion. But some top WTA players have said they want an equal standing for the women players in a combined body.




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Hockey veteran Diwan to return from USA post recovery

Last month, Diwan had sought help to return from the USA, where he has been stuck because of the travel restrictions in place following the COVID-19 pandemic.




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PHOTOS: Serena looks ravishing in new ad shoot

The tennis legend has dropped a series of photographs on her Instagram page that brings 'message of hope and optimism'.




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Next year's Australian Open at risk due to COVID-19?

Next year's Australian Open could be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and even if the first Grand Slam of 2021 goes ahead fans from abroad will not be able to attend, Tennis Australia chief Craig Tiley said on Wednesday. The tennis season was halted in early March due to the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has infected more than 3.68 million people around the world while killing over 256,000 so far.




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Stokes completes half marathon to raise funds for NHS

England football team to donate to NHS




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Olympic postponement no problem for this shooting ace

Drawing confidence from Saurabh Chaudhary's Zen-like calm and lethal efficiency with pistol, shooting coach Amit Sheoran says his most famous ward will be well-placed both mentally and skill-wise whenever the Tokyo Olympics are held. It doesn't matter to the world-beater if the next Summer Games are held tomorrow, after a year or even after 10 years, according to the coach.




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Turkey to host Champions League final in August

Turkey plans to host the Champions League final in August, the head of its football federation said on Wednesday, after it was postponed by the global coronavirus pandemic. Two months ago European soccer's governing body UEFA indefinitely postponed the final, which had been scheduled to be played in Istanbul in May.




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Sania on why it is tough to be female athlete in India

Path-breaking tennis ace Sania Mirza takes pride in the fact that many of India's sporting stars, outside cricket, are women even though she believes that it will take a few more generations before being a sportswoman is seen as a natural career choice in the country. The winner of six Grand Slam titles, spoke on a range of issues including the role of parents and attitude of coaches towards women players during a webinar organised by the All India Tennis Association and the Sports Authority of India (SAI).




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Bundesliga can restart in second half of May: Merkel

Germany's Bundesliga can restart games from the second half of May following the coronavirus stoppage, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday. Merkel's announcement had been widely expected as part of measures to begin easing the country's lockdown aimed at halting the spread of the virus.




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Real Kashmir coach Robertson finally heads back home

Stranded in Srinagar for more than a month due to the coronavirus-forced national lockdown, Real Kashmir FC head coach David Robertson and his family will finally return to Scotland on Thursday, ending an anxious wait to attend to his sick mother. Robertson, his wife Kim, son Mason, who plays for the club, and three support staff reached Jammu on Wednesday by an official bus of RKFC which left Srinagar early in the morning. They will fly back home in a British Airways flight from Amritsar on Thursday afternoon.




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Double blow for India on Day 2 of Online Chess Cup

India suffered a double blow, losing its third and fourth round matches to Europe and top-seeded China by similar 1.5-2.5 margins, on the second day of the FIDE-Chess.com Online Nations Cup on Wednesday. Five-time World champion Viswanathan Anand came up against a strong opponent in Ding Liren and the two agreed to sign peace in 54 moves. P Harikrishna held higher-rated Yu Yangyi to a draw while long-time rivals Koneru Humpy and Hou Yifan drew their game.




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Professional sport set to resume in New Zealand

Resumption of professional and local sport within days, says the country's sports and recreation minister.




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Iniesta calls children born because of his goal

Former Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta celebrated the 11th anniversary of his famous Champions League semi-final strike against Chelsea by calling two children conceived after his tie-clinching goal. Nine months later, those celebrations had a rather unexpected result, with maternity hospitals in Barcelona telling local media they were struggling to cope with demand amid a spike in the city's birth rate.




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IOC board mulls moving upcoming session online

The executive board, which is expected to meet later this month, will discuss holding the session "remotely through a secure electronic system" on July 17, with a possible "electronic voting system" in place.




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Bundesliga plans May 15 restart

Germany's professional teams have been training since mid-April, divided into small groups and under strict conditions, including extensive testing of all players and coaching staff.




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Juve's Dybala recovers from coronavirus

In March, Dybala confirmed he and his girlfriend, Oriana Sabatini, tested positive for coronavirus.




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FIFA investigating Fernandes transfer to United

Sky Sports reported that Italy's Sampdoria inserted a 10% sell-on clause on any profit Sporting made on Fernandes when they sold him in 2017.




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COVID-19: UK Paralympian battles virus in scrubs

Daybell said that after a difficult few months a sense of normality was returning to the COVID-19 ward in the north London hospital where he works.




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Vizag gas leak: Kohli, Pant, Sindhu extend condolences

Sportspeople across the country offered condolences to the families affected in the Visakhapatnam gas leak tragedy on Thursday.




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'Germany's restart shows Ligue 1 could still conclude'

The French professional league (LFP) ended its season last week with 10 games left, awarding the title to Paris St Germain and leaving Lyon outside the placings for European competition next season.




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World watches on as South Korea's K League kicks off

South Korea's K League will have a profile it has never enjoyed before when the delayed 2020 season kicks off in Jeonju on Friday, providing top-flight soccer action to a world starved of live sport. Broadcasters from 10 countries, mostly in Asia and Europe, have bought rights for the season and Friday's match will be streamed live with English commentary on the league's Twitter feed and YouTube.




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All you must know about soccer's return after COVID-19

Professional soccer leagues around Europe are gearing up for a return to action following the novel coronavirus stoppage, but some are more advanced than others.




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Wife hopes for Anand's early return from Germany

Viswanathan Anand was in Germany to play in the Bundesliga chess and before he could return, the travel restrictions came calling in wake of the pandemic.




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Gopi stresses on physical literacy in COVID-19 fight

India badminton coach Pullela Gopichand highlighted the importance of support from the top leadership to promote the need for Physical Literacy and see it as a key pillar for the national level development.