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Govt Launches Free Treatment Scheme for Road Accident Victims; Up to ₹1.5 Lakh Coverage
IDBI Bank Opens Registrations for Junior Assistant Manager Recruitment 2025
IDBI Bank Opens Registrations for Junior Assistant Manager Recruitment 2025
Maha Kumbh 2025 Concludes with Record Breaking Attendance
Maha Kumbh 2025 Concludes with Record Breaking Attendance
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Honors Indian Coast Guard Personnel for Gallantry and Distinguished Service
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Honors Indian Coast Guard Personnel for Gallantry and Distinguished Service

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ICC Partners with Unilever to Boost Women’s Cricket on International Women’s Day 2025
ICC Partners with Unilever to Boost Women’s Cricket on International Women’s Day 2025


In a historic move for women’s cricket, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Unilever on #IWD2025. This marks ICC’s first-ever dedicated women’s partnership, aimed at empowering female cricketers and fostering the growth of women’s cricket on a global scale.

By aligning with Unilever, a global industry leader, the ICC is set to elevate opportunities for women in cricket, providing increased visibility, investment, and support for the sport. The collaboration underscores a commitment to gender equality in sports and the continued expansion of women’s cricket into new markets.

Stay tuned for more updates on how this partnership will shape the future of women’s cricket!

#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #Cricket #WomenInSports #ICC #Unilever

Seventh East Singhbhum District Volleyball League Kicks Off at Tata Motors Volleyball Court, Telco
Seventh East Singhbhum District Volleyball League Kicks Off at Tata Motors Volleyball Court, Telco
Former Indian Cricketer Ishant Sharma Takes Holy Dip at Mahakumbh with Wife and Friends
Former Indian Cricketer Ishant Sharma Takes Holy Dip at Mahakumbh with Wife and Friends
India Triumphs Over Pakistan in Champions Trophy Clash
India Triumphs Over Pakistan in Champions Trophy Clash

International

Japan Reports First Current Account Deficit in Two Years Amid Rising Import Costs
Japan Reports First Current Account Deficit in Two Years Amid Rising Import Costs



On March 10, 2025, Japan reported a current account deficit of ¥257.6 billion ($1.75 billion) for January, marking its first deficit in two years. This shift is primarily attributed to a weaker yen increasing import costs and a surge in imports of smartphones and electronic components ahead of the Lunar New Year. Imports rose by 17.7% year-on-year in January, while exports saw a modest increase of 2.1%.

Google Pay Introduces Convenience Fee on Bill Payments via Cards
Google Pay Introduces Convenience Fee on Bill Payments via Cards
Australia Secures Record-Breaking Victory Over England in Champions Trophy Opener
Australia Secures Record-Breaking Victory Over England in Champions Trophy Opener
Chirag Paswan Discusses India-UAE Food Corridor and Bilateral Cooperation with H.E. Thani Al Zeyoudi
Chirag Paswan Discusses India-UAE Food Corridor and Bilateral Cooperation with H.E. Thani Al Zeyoudi

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