AHMEDABAD GUJARAT SPORTS NEWS
Shae Cornette steps into the spotlight as ESPN’s new ‘First Take’ host, following Molly Qerim’s unexpected exit
After a month-long searching process, ESPN has selected Shae Cornette as the new host of First Take, after Molly Qerim, who departed in the previous month following nearly a decade with the network. Qerim, who revealed her exit on Instagram, described hosting the show “one of the greatest honors” of her profession. ESPN executive Burke Magnus stated that the timing of her exit was not expected.
Boxing great Ricky Hatton was found hanged, coroner's court hears
Former boxing world champion Ricky Hatton was found hanged at his home in Greater Manchester. His manager discovered the 46-year-old, who was preparing for a comeback fight. An inquest into his death has been opened. Hatton was last seen by family on September 12 and appeared well. He had previously spoken about mental health struggles.
School assembly news headlines for 17 October 2025: Key national, international, and sports headlines for students
School Assembly Headlines for 17 October 2025: Gujarat's cabinet is expanding today. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised India's self-reliance in defence. A Madhya Pradesh hospital faces scrutiny over medicine. Home Minister Amit Shah warned of zero tolerance for criminals abroad. India will host an aircraft accident investigators meet. Ahmedabad is recommended for the 2030 Commonwealth Games. Pakistan defeated South Africa in cricket.
NYT Strands Hints Today: Spangram and answers for Thursday, October 16 — puzzle #592 explained
NYT Strands has become a fast favorite among digital puzzle enthusiasts, offering a satisfying blend of challenge and discovery. Like Wordle and Connections, it combines daily consistency with mental stimulation.
All ministers except CM quit as Gujarat cabinet prepares for expansion
All 16 ministers in Gujarat have resigned. This paves the way for a cabinet expansion on Friday. Around 10 new ministers are expected to join. Nearly half of the current ministers may be replaced. This reshuffle aims to refresh the leadership team. The Gujarat cabinet has room for more ministers. This move prepares the government for upcoming political events.
SpiceJet expands connectivity to Bihar ahead of Chhath Puja and Diwali from key Indian cities
SpiceJet has launched special festive flights to Bihar ahead of Chhath Puja and Diwali, adding new routes to Patna from Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, and extra frequencies from Delhi and Mumbai. Connectivity to Darbhanga has also been boosted with additional flights from Delhi and Mumbai.
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Landlord wins eviction case in Gujarat High Court after tenants break wall, use property for unapproved purposes
A landlord has won an eviction case in the Gujarat High Court. Tenants altered a rented property without permission, breaking a wall to combine spaces. They also changed the property's usage from cycle repairing to selling automobile accessories. The court upheld the landlord's rights, stating tenants cannot modify property or change its purpose without consent. This decision reinforces landlord protections.
EAM Jaishankar lauds PM Modi as India looks to hold 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad has been recommended as the host city for the centenary 2030 Commonwealth Games, marking India's second time hosting the event. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar highlighted this as a proud moment for the nation, attributing it to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for sports infrastructure and talent development. The final decision will be made in Glasgow on November 26.
Over 18,000 bottles of codeine syrup seized; 2 men held from Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat
In a significant crackdown, the police in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar have confiscated more than 18,000 bottles of codeine syrup, known for its addictive properties. Two suspects hailing from Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat are in custody, suspected of being integral to the supply network. This operation unfolded across various key cities, including Dhule, Indore, and Ahmedabad.
Ahmedabad recommended as host city for 2030 Commonwealth Games by sports executive board
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India has been recommended to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games. This event will mark the centenary of the Games. The recommendation now goes to the full Commonwealth Sport membership. A final decision will be made in Glasgow on November 26, 2025. If approved, Ahmedabad will bring the Commonwealth Games to India for the second time.
School News Assembly Headlines for 16th October: Top national, international, sports and business update
Today's news brings updates on national events including protests and court proceedings. Internationally, IMF reports highlight government spending inefficiencies, while a US government shutdown delays economic data. In sports, Brett Lee praises Shubman Gill's captaincy, but India misses the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. Business news features China's stance on trade wars and Apple's shipments in China.
Gujarat cabinet set for expansion before Diwali
Gujarat's Bhupendra Patel-led cabinet is poised for a significant expansion before Diwali, with over half of current ministers likely to be dropped. The reshuffle aims to balance regional and caste equations, potentially including new faces like Arjun Modvadia and key leaders from Saurashtra, north, and south Gujarat.
IPL adds it up, and still ends up short of valuation crease
The Indian Premier League's valuation has dropped for two consecutive years, now standing at $8.8 billion. This decline stems from media rights consolidation and a government ban on real-money gaming sponsorships. The merger of Disney Star and Viacom18 into JioStar ended intense bidding wars, while the gaming sponsorship ban significantly impacted revenue, signaling a fundamental shift in India's cricket economy.
Anybody Watching?: West Indies’ fightback in second Test shows they are not a lost cause
Broadcasters and sponsors would make a bonanza from eyeballs, which may peak before viewers get sick and tired of watching the same thing over and over. And then there would be nothing left of the game. Nothing worth fighting for, nothing to protect. And teams such as the West Indies would not exist. Throughout the first Test match in Ahmedabad, questions were raised about whether the West Indies belonged in the world game any longer. Their batsmen did not have the stomach for the fight, the mental strength for the grind of Test cricket and the skills to be competitive, even on pitches that were good for batting.
Johnson & Johnson stock falls after company lays out plan to spin off orthopaedics business
Johnson & Johnson is planning to separate its orthopedics business into a new company called DePuy Synthes. This will let J&J focus on medicines and medical technology. Namal Nawana will lead the new company. The spin-off is expected to finish in 18–24 months. J&J shares fell slightly after the news, even though the company reported strong quarterly earnings.
School Assembly News Headlines for 15th October: Top national, international, sports and business update
The Supreme Court is reviewing Sahara's plea to sell properties to Adani, while Uttar Pradesh announced a Diwali bonus for state employees. Prime Minister Modi highlighted the impact of Google's AI Hub in Visakhapatnam. Globally, Madagascar's President fled amid Gen Z-led protests, and China vowed to fight the US trade war, which includes new tit-for-tat port fees.
Hong Kong-bound Qatar Airways flight diverted to Ahmedabad airport
A Qatar Airways flight en route to Hong Kong was diverted to Ahmedabad due to mid-air technical issues. The flight, QR816, departed Doha and landed safely in Ahmedabad as a precautionary measure. A decision on resuming the journey to Hong Kong will be made after a thorough aircraft inspection.
School Assembly News Headlines for 14th October: Top national, international, business, sports update
Prime Minister Modi advocates group farming for farmer income. Southwest monsoon has withdrawn from West Bengal. Assam Police will discuss Zubeen Garg's post-mortem report. Donald Trump calls Gaza ceasefire a new dawn. A mass shooting in South Carolina left four dead. US retailers brace for China tariffs. Mohammed Siraj is the highest wicket-taker in Tests in 2025.
Mittal Sections IPO: Muted subscription and GMP suggest listing premium may be subdued
Mittal Sections' Rs 52.9 crore SME IPO has closed with moderate investor interest. The company is set to list on the BSE SME platform on October 14. Retail investors showed strong participation, while other categories were less enthusiastic. The grey market indicates a muted debut. Funds raised will support capacity expansion and working capital.
Can non-cricket team sports truly grow in India?
India's sporting landscape is dominated by Bollywood and cricket, creating a nation of pundits rather than players. While kabaddi and football have seen fleeting success, a lack of institutional support and consistent narratives hinders growth. True progress requires investment in grassroots, better governance, and media storytelling beyond cricket's shadow.
10th steel bridge launched for Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project
The Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project launched its 10th steel bridge in Ahmedabad, a 60-meter structure erected over a railway facility. This marks a significant step for the project, which aims to drastically reduce travel time between Mumbai and Ahmedabad and boost regional economies.
Taxpayer fights and gets big relief against Rs 2.28 crore income tax notice; ITAT Ahmedabad reduced it to only Rs 63,000
A person faced a Rs 2.28 crore tax notice for unexplained income. After filing an ITR declaring Rs 3.83 lakh, the tax department added the large sum. However, ITAT Ahmedabad significantly reduced the unexplained income to just Rs 63,000, ruling most transactions were satisfactorily explained. Know the full details of this case.
ED raids 12 places in West Bengal, Telangana, Gujarat in Rs 2,700 crore bank fraud case
The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at 12 locations across West Bengal, Telangana, and Gujarat in a Rs 2,700 crore bank fraud case. Raids are underway at 10 places in Kolkata, one in Hyderabad, and one in Ahmedabad. The operation aims to trace alleged diversion of bank funds and identify beneficiaries linked to a jewellery firm.
'No one, not even myself...': Arturo Gatti Jr's haunting final post emerges after his tragic and untimely death at 17
Arturo Gatti Jr., son of the late boxing legend Arturo Gatti, has tragically died by suicide at the age of 17 in Mexico. His death, found in a similar manner to his father's in 2009, has sent shockwaves through the sporting world. The teen had recently achieved a milestone in his boxing career, expressing his commitment to his father's legacy.
School Assembly News Headlines for October 10: Top national, international, sports and business update
India and the UK finalized a $468 million missile deal, while Tejashwi Yadav promised government jobs for all households ahead of Bihar polls. Afghanistan's Taliban foreign minister visited India to build ties. In international news, László Krasznahorkai won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and a ceasefire was announced in Gaza.
Vande Bharat trains fail trial operations on Sabarmati–Gurgaon corridor
Two special Vande Bharat trains from Sabarmati to Gurgaon faced disruptions. The trains could not follow their planned routes on October 5 and 6. This happened because the trains' pantographs were not compatible with the higher overhead equipment on the route. Passengers experienced significant delays. Railway officials cited poor planning for the inconvenience.
Ahmedabad civic body receives complaints about 'lapses' by labs in clinical trials on humans
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has alerted the Gujarat FDCA regarding complaints of clinical trial lapses. Allegations include inadequate care for participants during and after trials, and unauthorized videography of subjects. The corporation has forwarded these details for further investigation and action.
School Assembly News Headlines for October 9: Top national, international, sports and business update
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Navi Mumbai International Airport, a significant infrastructure development. In international news, UK PM Starmer visited YRF Studios to foster film collaboration, while President Trump predicted a rebound in Canadian tourism to the US. Sports headlines include Bumrah retaining his top ICC Test bowler spot and Messi's potential contract extension with Inter Miami.
Gujarat government to observe 'Vikas Saptah' from October 7 to mark 24 years of development
Gujarat will celebrate 'Vikas Saptah' from October 7 to 15. This event marks 24 years of development under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The state government will launch projects and organize events across Gujarat. Each day will have a different theme. Various programs including exhibitions, competitions, and cultural events are planned. Job fairs and regional conferences will also be held.
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