Year 2022 was a litmus test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as his home state Gujarat and politically very significant Uttar Pradesh went to elections. In both states, Modi-wave swept the elections with BJP's historic victories.
2022 is all set to say a cheerful goodbye to us. This year made the students happy with some significant decisions taken by the top bodies in the educational field. Here are some highlights from the academic year 2022-2023.
Year ender 2022: Other world leaders who died in 2022 include former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who died in August.
This was Prannoy’s third win over the world-ranked 7 Singaporean in four meetings.
The championship is the highest level of international judo competition for juniors aged 18 years or less.
"I wish to inform you that I'm withdrawing the nomination filed for the post of treasurer," Kosaraju wrote in an e-mail.
The mighty Aussies thrashed the Indian hockey team and inflicted a loss of 0-7 as they had to settle for the silver medal. The Indian team looked like a club team as they had no answers to Australia's blows.
Emma Jennifer McKeon is a four-time world record holder out of which three have been broken, but one of them still stands strong. She had registered all of them in the 4×100 meter freestyle relay displaying her prowess in the category.
India had a good outing when they came out to compete in various events across various disciplines. Nikhat Zareen living up to all the promises, opened India's account early in the day as she won a gold medal in the 50kg bout.
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India's Eldhose Paul and Abdullah Aboobacker clinched gold and silver respectively as they scripted history in the men's triple jump contest.
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As of now, India has a total of 26 CWG medals which includes 9 gold medals, 8 silver medals, and 9 bronze medals. India with 10 medals in the weightlifting category which includes 3 golds is still ahead of its contemporaries.
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India will look to add a few more medals by the end of day 9. Indians will compete in various medal events across various disciplines which include athletics, para-athletics, para table tennis, wrestling, boxing, and lawn bowls.
As of now, India has won 20 CWG medals. These include 6 gold medals, 7 silver medals, and 7 bronze medals. As far as India's medal tally is concerned, the weightlifting team has got them the maximum amount of prizes with 10 medals to their name which includes 3 gold medals.
Murali Sreeshankar came second to Bahamas's Laquan Nairn who won the gold medal. The gold medal winner had also registered his best jump of 8.08m but he raced past Sreeshankar with his second best which was 7.98m as compared to the Indian athlete's 7.84m.
It is finally time that India will be witness to six of their finest wrestlers take the mat and unleash the best out of them. Sakshi Mallik, who also happens to be an Olympic medallist will headline India's wrestling campaign alongside Bajrang Punia who is leading the men's wrestling team.
Barbados women had won the toss and they decided to field first as they wanted to give themselves a chance of chasing the total down. Team Barbados were spot on with their bowling changes and they managed to get Smriti Mandhana's wicket pretty early when she was batting on 5.
Star of the athletics team Hima Das will also feature on Thursday in the women's 200m event. In addition to this, if India emerges victorious in men's hockey against Wales, they will earn the semi-final spot for themselves.
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