Vishal Tiwari is a Senior News Writer at Republic World. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including individual and team sports, international sports leagues, and major tournaments, while also delving into the intersections of sports with culture and society. Vishal's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bharat Express, Hackerlap, MSN, Firstpost, and News Karnataka.
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Vishal Tiwari's focus is primarily on cricket, particularly Indian cricket and associated events. He covers a variety of topics related to the sport, including player performances, team announcements, and broader issues within the cricketing world. Therefore, he would be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into these specific areas.
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Brazil cruised into the World Cup Round of 32 with a dominant win over Scotland as Vinicius Jr starred and Neymar returned to international football after 981 days. On the other hand, Bosnia beat Qatar to secure historic qualification to the knockout stage, while Haiti scored their first goal of World Cup in 52 years. Here are the biggest talking points from Day 14.
By: Vishal Tiwari
Vishal Tiwari The 14th day of the FIFA World Cup 2026 saw Brazil, Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Morocco all book crucial wins as the group stage nears its climax.
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The recently published book 50 Years of the Indian Emergency: Lessons for Democracy arrives as a sobering scholarly intervention to revisit that period and extract enduring lessons for Indian democracy.
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Ecuador stunned Germany with a historic comeback win on matchday 15 of World Cup 2026, while Ivory Coast reached the knockout stage for the first time after defeating debutants Curacao. Here are the biggest talking points from the latest FIFA World Cup action.
By: Vishal Tiwari
Vishal Tiwari The 15th day of the FIFA World Cup 2026 produced one of the biggest shocks of the tournament so far as Ecuador stunned four-time
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The "Pragmatic Dravidianism" approach advocated by the TVK aims to redefine the state's political identity.
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Day 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2026 saw Cape Verde, the smallest nation ever to play the tournament, make history with a knockout qualification in their maiden appearance. Meanwhile, Spain topped Group H and eliminated two-time champions Uruguay. France and Senegal also delivered dominant performances in their final group matches.
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Brigadier Mohammad Usman's courage, sacrifice and unwavering patriotism continue inspiring generations as India commemorates his remarkable martyrdom anniversary today.
By: Vishal Tiwari
Climate disasters affect countries across the world, yet the way they are reported often differs based on geography.
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European explorers transformed global history through their voyages to India, uncovering cultural wealth, knowledge, commerce and colonial ambitions together.
