Jaipur: Mayo Alumni Jaipur defeated Mayo Alumni Udaipur 6-4 to win the first edition of the USPA Legends Cup at the Rajasthan Polo Club here on Saturday. The Jaipur team’s Padmanabh Singh scored four goals and Vikramaditya Singh Barkana struck two. Other players in the winner’s team were Pratap Singh Kanota, Bhumanjay Singh and Divyaraj Rathore. In the Udaipur team, Rao Himmat Singh Bedla chipped in with three goals while Kr Ransher Singh scored 1 goal. The Udaipur team included Vijayshree Shaktawat, Maj. Raghav Raj Singh, Th. Bhawani Singh Kalvi. Maharaj Jai Singh was the chief guest on the occasion and presented the trophy.
“This is the first edition of the Legends Cup, featuring HH Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, and we are looking forward to this legendary association with Mayo. The prestigious Legends Cup represents the tradition and heritage of the sport of polo, which is what our brand stands for,” said CEO US Polo Assn India Amitabh Suri. tnn
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“This is the first edition of the Legends Cup, featuring HH Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, and we are looking forward to this legendary association with Mayo. The prestigious Legends Cup represents the tradition and heritage of the sport of polo, which is what our brand stands for,” said CEO US Polo Assn India Amitabh Suri. tnn
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Yuvraj Singh, the 2011 World Cup hero, believes that the Indian squad for the upcoming World Cup should have included either Yuzvendra Chahal or Washington Sundar as a leg-spinner. He also highlighted the importance of Jasprit Bumrah’s performance in the tournament and praised his maturity as a cricketer. Yuvraj also mentioned that India’s middle-order batters are in good form and emphasized the need for the team to have a settled combination. He shared his experience of winning the World Cup in 2011 and advised the current team to stay focused and avoid distractions.
Ranveer Singh buys Rs 50 lakh Toyota Fortuner Legender: Most affordable car in his garage
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh has added a Toyota Fortuner Legender to his collection of luxury cars. The SUV, priced at Rs 50 lakh, is the most affordable car in his collection. The Fortuner Legender features cosmetic and interior changes, including quad-LED headlamps, a touchscreen infotainment system, and dual-tone leather seats. Despite his other high-end cars, Singh chose the Fortuner Legender for its practicality and reliability. The SUV has a starting price of Rs 43.22 lakh.
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh has added a Toyota Fortuner Legender to his collection of luxury cars. The SUV, priced at Rs 50 lakh, is the most affordable car in his collection. The Fortuner Legender features cosmetic and interior changes, including quad-LED headlamps, a touchscreen infotainment system, and dual-tone leather seats. Despite his other high-end cars, Singh chose the Fortuner Legender for its practicality and reliability. The SUV has a starting price of Rs 43.22 lakh.
Transferred a week ago, Mayo dean Dr Bijwe still holds office
The Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH) in Nagpur is facing a leadership crisis as the dean, Dr. Sanjay Bijwe, has been transferred but is still occupying the position. Dr. Bijwe’s transfer came after complaints about his style of functioning. The hospital and college administration were reportedly adversely affected during his tenure. The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) has asked Dr. Bijwe to hand over charge, but no new dean has been appointed yet. The situation has caused a constitutional crisis at the institution.
The Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH) in Nagpur is facing a leadership crisis as the dean, Dr. Sanjay Bijwe, has been transferred but is still occupying the position. Dr. Bijwe’s transfer came after complaints about his style of functioning. The hospital and college administration were reportedly adversely affected during his tenure. The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) has asked Dr. Bijwe to hand over charge, but no new dean has been appointed yet. The situation has caused a constitutional crisis at the institution.
