India’s Anahat Singh advanced to the semifinals of the British Junior U-19 Open squash in Birmingham after beating Egypt’s Barb Sameh. Aryaveer Dewan also reached the boys’ U-17 semifinals. Anahat’s s ...
An international team of archaeologists from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and Italy's University of Padua has ...
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Anahat Singh enters British Junior U-19 Open squash semifinals
Birmingham, Jan 5 (PTI): Rising Indian player Anahat Singh moved into the women's semifinals of the British Junior Under-19 ...
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Jubilee year ends as Pope Leo XIV closes Holy Door after historic Vatican transition
Rushed preparations, soaring pilgrim numbers and underwhelming financial returns defined a Jubilee Year shaped by an ...
In a thrilling announcement, the President of the Benin Football Federation has pledged a substantial reward for the national team if they advance in the Africa Cup of Nations. As the team prepares to ...
At NYU Abu Dhabi, the artist’s architectural models and research-driven collages reframe Arab modernity, treating the archive ...
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