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Faridabad gets its first advanced heart institute New Delhi, February 21 Metro Heart Institute has now opened an institute, which will enable doctors to conduct angioplasty, bypass surgery and carry out treatments like valve changing. Up till now, patients had to be taken to neighbouring cities like Delhi for treatment. A team of eight full time senior consultant cardiologists, three senior cardiac surgeons, a pulmonologist, a nephrologist and a gastroenterologist has been assigned to work in the Metro Heart Institute. |
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Delhi Police, Hindustan earn full points New Delhi, February 21 After a barren first half, Delhi Police took the lead through Mahesh Bist in the 57th minute when he shot the ball home from close (1-0). But, after conceding the goal, Shahdara reorganised their forces and made several threatening raids at the rival goal, but inept shooting prevented them from cashing in on their chances. However, they managed to equalise in the 73rd minute when nippy winger Niraj Chaughary found the target. However, five minutes later, Delhi Police regained their lead when striker Jagyaram Boro, in a counter attack, headed home following a cross from outside right Abdul Mutalib (2-1). Delhi Police have so far collected four points from two matches while Shahdara have yet to open their account. In the second match, Hindustan had to fight hard to score their first goal, which came only in the 63rd minute when their Nigerian striker Lawrence headed in (1-0). Hitender Singh Rawat scored the second goal during injury time when he dodged past the advancing custodian, Shanter Kumar, to shoot home (2-0). Hindustan have collected six points from two matches. Friday’s fixtures: Tarun Sangha vs Garhwal Heroes (1 pm); Indian National vs Moonlight (3 pm)—Ambedkar Stadium. |
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Jai Singh Bisht slams 120 for Canara Bank
New Delhi, February 21 Scores: Canara Bank: 346 for 6 (Jai Singh Bisht 120, Ashok Arora 68, Arun Jain 38, D B Chhabra 36, Jitender 2/62,Tarun 2/48). RBI: 75 (Rajesh Sharma 3/7, Shiv Kumar 3/10, Jai Singh 1/18). Central Bank beat Punjab National Bank by nine wickets in another match. In athletics, held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Ravneet Singh of PNB lifted a golden treble and a bronze medal when he won the 200 metres, clocking 25.10 secs and the 400m with a time of 1:02.4 min., and the 110m hurdles. Parmod Kumar of PNB and Bajran Lal of SBOP won the silver and bronze in the 200 metres while Sahmsher Singh of Central Bank and Manoj Kumar of Corporation Bank lifted the silver and bronze in the 400m race. J P Saroya of PNB won his second gold when he finished the 5000m with a time of 17:58.9, while Som Dutt of PNB and Jatinder Singh of SBOP won the silver and bronze. S K Dogra of PNB cleared 1.45 metres to lift the high jump gold. He was followed by Jai Prakash of Standard Chartered and Saraj Kamal of Indian Bank. In the 110m hurdles, Ravneet Singh finished the race at 20.89 secs to lift the gold. He was followed by S K Dogra and Shamsher Singh. Kulwant Singh of Punjab and Sind Bank won the hammer throw gold, followed by Gurmail Singh of SBOP and Sohan Singh of PNB. J P Sharma of PNB won the 800m gold, while Narender Singh of PNB and Jatinder Singh of SBOP won the silver and bronze, respectively. Jagdish Kumar of OBC won the discus throw gold while Sohan Singh of PNB and O P Redo of PNB took the silver and bronze. In triple jump, Jai Prakash won the gold while J P Sharma and Ravneet Singh claimed the silver and bronze. In chess, Moti Ram of State Bank of Patiala was leading with 4.5 points followed by MKS Kaushik (RBI), Raminder Bir Singh (SBP) and Pawan Gupta on four points each. State Bank of Patiala beat Reserve Bank of India 3-0 in the table tennis event.
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Jindal Steel score exciting victory New Delhi, February 21 Jindal Steel/Royal Kashmir, an 18-goal team, and Army Red, a 16-goal team, played it out tooth and nail for supremacy. Army took the lead when Basheer Ali converted a 60-yard shot at the very beginning of the first chukker. But Angad Kalaan not only equalised for Jindal Steel/Royal Kashmir, but also put them in the lead, in the first chukker itself. Angad also scored the third goal at the start of the second chukker while Augustine Garcia and Naveen Jindal also scored a goal each to bolster the lead of Jindal Steel/Royal Kashmir to 5-1. In the third chukker, Col Bhawani Singh and Basheer Ali scored for Army Red while Sameer Suhag and Naveen Jindal scored for Jindal Steel/Royal Kashmir. Army (Red) totally dominated the fourth chukker with Col Bhawani Singh, Lokendra Singh and Basheer Ali scoring in that order. In the fifth chukker, both the teams scored two goals each to tie the score, while Army were able to score just one goal in the sixth chukker, despite their best efforts. On the other and, Jindal Steel/Royal Kashmir scored three goals to jump past the Army team. In the quarter-final matches of the Addl. DG RVS Cup (two goals) played at the Army Equestrian Centre ground, RVC beat Remount by 5 goals to three and Young Stud beat Rajokri by three goals to one. Friday’s matches: Addl DG RVS Cup at Army Equestrian Ground: Pancheel Panthers vs RVC (10 am); Young Stud vs APRC (10.45 am). Northern India Polo: McDowell Signatures vs Army (Red); Oberoi Blues vs Army (Green) (3.30 p m)- Jaipur Polo Ground. |
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SPORTS CORNER New Delhi, February 21 Sardar Patel Vidyalaya won the toss and opted to bat and made 254 in 40 overs. In reply, Roshanara made the winning runs for the loss of seven wickets. A fine 152 by Baba off 129 balls was the highlight of the match. Scores: Sardar Patel Vidyalaya: 254 in 40 overs (Tarun Gupta 152, Ashwani 32, Rohan Khanna 4/26, Sanjay Anand 2/44). Roshanara Club: Baba 152, Sanjay Anand 30, Bhawin 3/26, Himanshu 2/32). Kashyap beat Max New York in Teri Cricket Vikram Kashyap hit 63 runs with eight fours as B L Kashyap beat Max New York Life Insurance by seven wickets in the ninth Teri Cup Cricket Tournament at the Teri Oval, Gurgaon. Scores: Max New York Life Insurance: 155 in 25 overs (Nilipt Singh 41, 6x4; Deep Singh 2/8, Kanav 2/28, Naresh 2/28). B L Kashyap: 160 for 3 wickets in 25 overs (Vikram Kashyap 63, 8x4; Kanav 54 n o, 4x4; Thomas 2/24).
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ITF Women's Open Tennis at DLTA New Delhi, February 21 Players from Germany, Korea, Czech Republic, Russia, Great Britain, New Zealand, France, Austria, Ukraine, Luxembourg, Thailand, Japan, USA, Chinese Taipei, Netherlands, China, Slovenia, Moldova, Malaysia, Greece, Croatia, Argentina and hosts India will participate. Leading players from India and abroad till participate in this week=long tennis fiesta at a very familiar venue as the DLTA had conducted many ITF
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CRPF annex kabaddi title
New Delhi, February 21 Sub-Inspector Manpreet Singh was declared the best player of the tournament. CRPF has a very good kabaddi team, and they have annexed many titles . OC
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