Stefanos Sakellaridis of Greece won the men's singles title at the Delhi Open 2026 tennis tournament held in New Delhi. The result is a frequently asked type of sports question, so aspirants should link the tournament, the winner and his country together.
Goa is hosting the fourth edition of the World Ocean Science Congress 2026 at the National Institute of Oceanography (NIO) in Panaji. The congress focuses on ocean health, climate resilience and a sustainable blue economy. It brings together ocean scientists, policymakers and institutions to discuss how marine research can support coastal communities and India's maritime development.
India has removed the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause from its Double Taxation Avoidance Convention (DTAC) with France. An MFN clause in a tax treaty can let one partner automatically claim lower tax rates or benefits that India later grants to another country.
Security forces demolished more than 200 memorials linked to Naxals in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh under Operation Demolishment. The action forms part of the security campaign against Left Wing Extremism in these States, which are among the regions affected by Naxal activity.
Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has been appointed a Global Champion for Road Safety by the United Nations (UN). In this role he will lend his public profile to the UN's efforts to raise awareness about road safety and reduce deaths and injuries from road crashes.
Jammu and Kashmir won the Ranji Trophy 2025-26, India's premier domestic first-class cricket championship. The team lifted the title in their maiden final appearance, which came after 67 years. This makes it the first Ranji Trophy title in the side's history and a landmark moment for cricket in the Union Territory.
Micron Technology has begun operations at India's first advanced memory Assembly, Testing, Marking and Packaging (ATMP) facility at Sanand in Gujarat. The plant houses the world's largest semiconductor clean room with a 500,000 square foot raised floor.
The 7th edition of Exercise Dharma Guardian, the joint military exercise between the Indian Army and Japan, began at Chaubattia in Uttarakhand. The exercise allows troops of the two countries to train together, share operational experience and improve interoperability. It reflects the growing defence partnership between India and Japan.
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