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Harmony of Patriotism: IAF Band's Captivating Performance Honoring 'Vande Mataram' The Indian Air Force band captivated audiences in the heart of the national capital, delivering an inspiring performance ahead of the 77th Republic Day. Their vibrant repertoire, blending patriotic compositions with jazz and rock, enthralled listeners at Connaught Place's Central Park.The event celebrated 150 years of the iconic 'Vande Mataram', composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. It was part of a wider initiative to bolster national pride and patriotism, organized by the IAF to honor Chatterjee's legacy and resonate with audiences nationwide.Featuring 30 skilled musicians, the performance showcased the IAF band's precision and musical excellence, while reinforcing the connection between the armed forces and citizens, encapsulating the enduring spirit of the nation.

Injury-Plagued Ireland Faces Six Nations Challenge with Depleted Squad Robbie Henshaw is set to miss the start of the Six Nations, pushing the number of absent Irish players to ten, as Andy Farrell named a significantly depleted squad on Wednesday. Leinster's team previously planned to assess Henshaw's knee injury for their upcoming game, but Ireland confirmed he joins other key players like Andrew Porter and Ryan Baird on the sidelines.The squad will see the debut of Ulster scrumhalf Nathan Doak and Munster lock Edwin Edogbo among a 37-man team, while Robert Baloucoune and other notable players return. The absence of key loosehead props leaves Ireland with limited options in this position, presenting a challenge for Farrell.Facing a daunting game against champions France on February 5, Ireland hopes to avert a repeat of last March’s 42-27 loss. Fitness concerns loom over selected players such as Hugo Keenan, with the team further hindered by the absence of experienced players like Iain Henderson.

Abhishek Sharma's Blitzkrieg Leads India to T20 Victory Over New Zealand In a thrilling encounter at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, opener Abhishek Sharma's fiery 84 set the stage for India's emphatic 48-run win over New Zealand in the first T20 international.Tasked with batting first, India amassed a formidable total of 238-7, propelled by Sharma's eight sixes and blistering strike rate, which was unhampered by early setbacks in the batting lineup.Although Glenn Phillips provided a valiant response with his dynamic 78 for New Zealand, superb bowling and fielding from India, alongside critical dismissals by spinner Axar Patel, ensured the visitors fell short by 48 runs. The focus now shifts to the upcoming clash in Raipur as the five-match series intensifies.

Le secteur des services numériques traverse une phase de recomposition marquée par une conjoncture économique plus tendue et par l’accélération des mutations technologiques. Après plusieurs années de croissance soutenue, les grands acteurs du conseil et de l’informatique doivent ajuster leurs effectifs et leurs priorités stratégiques. En France, Capgemini, numéro un du conseil en informatique, se […]