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Satwik and his doubles partner Chirag Shetty, who are currently ranked world No. 4 and are also Asian Games champions, were part of the Indian team that won bronze at the Thomas Cup in denmark.

Unheralded Sahil Jadhav fetched the first medal for India in the Archery World Cup Stage II in Shanghai by bagging a bronze in the men’s compound event on Saturday.

Thomas Cup bronze medalists Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty expressed disappointment over the lack of public recognition for their achievement. Rankireddy voiced his frustration on social media, stating that "no one really cares" about their performance. Shetty echoed this sentiment, feeling the magnitude of their success was not understood by the general public.

India secured a dominant 4-1 victory over Ukraine in the Uber Cup after an initial defeat to denmark. Despite strong performances from Unnati Hooda, Tanvi Sharma, and Devika Sihag, and a doubles win for PV Sindhu and Tanisha Crasto, India's quarterfinal hopes remain slim. They need to defeat China and hope denmark loses to Ukraine.

Inspired by India's 2022 Thomas Cup win, Tamil Nadu's Hariharan Amsakarunan achieved his dream of representing the nation, becoming the first from his state to be part of the bronze medal-winning campaign. Overcoming early financial struggles and training with plastic shuttlecocks, Hariharan's journey highlights dedication and team spirit in achieving national success.

HS Prannoy said Lakshya Sen’s injury badly hurt India’s chances in the Thomas Cup semifinal against France. Lakshya missed the match after injuring his elbow, and India lost 0-3 to settle for bronze. Chirag Shetty said France’s strategy prevented India’s doubles pair from influencing the tie. Lakshya confirmed his recovery is progressing after medical scans.

Former champions India beat Canada 4-1 in their group tie to improve their chances of reaching the quarterfinals of the Thomas Cup in Horsens, denmark on Friday. However, Indian women lost to denmark 1-3 in their Uber Cup Group A match.

As the excitement builds for Eurovision 2026 in stunning Vienna, 35 nations are set to battle for the ultimate musical glory. Hosting the event, Austria welcomes a thrilling blend of veterans and fresh talent showcasing their unique sounds. This year, however, the stage feels slightly different, as five countries have pulled out in response to discussions regarding Israel's participation.

A humpback whale, affectionately named 'Timmy', was successfully released into the North Sea off denmark after a daring rescue operation. The whale, which had repeatedly beached itself near Germany's coast, was transported on a specially equipped barge. Despite initial skepticism and some minor injuries, Timmy swam off independently, heading towards the Arctic.

Indian badminton player Satwiksairaj Rankireddy addressed his remarks about the team's quiet return after winning bronze at the Thomas Cup. He explained his intention was to highlight the need for greater national support for all sports, not just cricket. Rankireddy emphasized that athletes desire recognition and acknowledgment of their efforts.

France delivered a stunning 3-0 upset against defending champions India in the Thomas Cup semifinals, with Christo Popov, Alex Lanier, and Toma Junior Popov securing victories. India's hopes were further dashed by Lakshya Sen's withdrawal due to injury. Meanwhile, China will face South Korea in the Uber Cup final after their respective semifinal wins.

A severe head-on collision between two local trains in denmark on Thursday has left several passengers injured. The incident, occurring near Copenhagen, prompted a large-scale emergency response. Authorities confirmed all passengers were safely evacuated, with no one trapped. Investigations into the cause of the major accident are underway.

India's Thomas Cup campaign is on track after a dominant 3-0 quarterfinal victory over Chinese Taipei. Ayush Shetty, Lakshya Sen, and the doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankreddy and Chirag Shetty secured crucial wins, guaranteeing India a medal. This marks India's second semifinal appearance in the prestigious men's team championships.

While the 2026 Met Gala saw dazzling arrivals, several stars were notably absent. Meryl Streep reportedly skipped due to sponsor involvement, while Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet were among the big names who opted out this year. Fans missed seeing these familiar faces grace the iconic red carpet.

Renowned coach U Vimal Kumar criticizes the BWF's shift to a 3x15 scoring system, deeming it a dilution of badminton's core values. While some, like Pullela Gopichand, see benefits for injured players, others, including Aparna Popat, fear it will reduce risk-taking. The new format, effective 2027, sparks debate among players.

India narrowly lost to China 2-3 in the Thomas Cup, despite strong performances from HS Prannoy and Ayush Shetty. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, along with Lakshya Sen, suffered close defeats. Although finishing second in Group A, India has qualified for the quarterfinals, with coach U Vimal Kumar expressing confidence in the team's potential.

By mid-2026, Russia's Ukraine invasion has transformed into a grinding conflict. Ukraine's successful drone warfare and long-range strikes on Russian infrastructure are reshaping the battlefield. Russia, adapting with infiltration tactics and glide bombs, faces a new, industrialized war of attrition. European aid bolsters Ukraine's defense, while diplomatic progress remains stalled.

On a rainy May day in 1950, Danish peat cutters Viggo and Emil Hojgaard unearthed a remarkably preserved Iron Age man in Bjældskovdal Bog. Dubbed Tollund Man, his peaceful appearance and the noose around his neck suggest ritual sacrifice, offering a profound glimpse into ancient spiritual practices and a complex relationship with nature.

India's Thomas Cup hopes soar with Ayush Shetty's Asian success and Lakshya Sen's resurgence, bolstered by the formidable Satwik-Chirag pair. However, the Uber Cup campaign faces significant hurdles due to a lack of strong singles and doubles players, compounded by PV Sindhu's current form and the withdrawal of Gayatri-Treesa. The team faces a tough group stage.

Zague, a young PSG defender, has been sentenced to 20 days in jail and given a three-year driving ban after speeding in Copenhagen. He admitted guilt and did not appeal. His loan at FC Copenhagen ended early, and he now plays for KAS Eupen, but must return to denmark to serve his sentence, leaving his future uncertain.

PV Sindhu let a strong lead slip as India lost 0-5 to China and exited the Uber Cup. Sindhu’s defeat after leading in the decider set the tone, while India’s doubles and singles players failed to convert chances. Despite some fight from youngsters, China dominated. India will now shift focus to the Thomas Cup, where the men’s team has reached the quarterfinals.

India’s young women’s badminton team bounced back strongly in the Uber Cup with a convincing 4-1 win over Ukraine, keeping their quarterfinal hopes alive. After a close loss to denmark earlier, the team showed confidence and energy, with youngsters stepping up in a big way to deliver a dominant performance.