Maharashtra vs uttar pradesh

The inaugural edition of the Premier Handball League (PHL), scheduled to start on June 8, will see six teams competing for the title in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The Premier Handball League is the first professional handball league in India. Matches will be live streamed. Garvit Gujarat, Rajasthan Patriots, Maharashtra Ironmen, Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Panzers and Telugu Talons are the six sides competing in PHL 2023. Each team comprises 17 players, including 14 Indian and three foreign players. The league stage will be held in a round-robin format, consisting of 30 matches, followed by the semi-finals and final on June 24 and 25, respectively. Each team will play a minimum of 10 matches. All the matches will take place at the Sawai Mansingh Indoor Stadium in Jaipur. A total of 116 Indian and international players went under the hammer during the PHL auction in April. Atul Kumar, captain of the Indian handball team, was roped in by the Rajasthan Patriots, while Telugu Talons acquired the services of star pivot Raghu Kumara, a four-time national champion. Harender Singh Nain, a three-time national champion, was signed by Garvit Gujarat as their star Indian pick. Among overseas picks, Telugu Talons acquired goalkeeper Andrei Igorevich Nedbailo, a six-time Russian champion. Iran’s Omid Reza, who featured in the last two handball World Cups, was picked by the Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh as their goalkeeper. Where to watch Premier Handball League 2023 live in India Premier L...

This is a comparison between Indian states and countries by gross domestic product (PPP). Many of the These figures are based on the 2018-2019 (Current Prices) [ ] List by the List by (in millions of Note: Conversion at $1=INR 76.5 (in millions of Rank State/Union Territory GSDP (INR Millions) GSDP ($ Millions) 1 26,327,920 344,111 2 16,302,080 213,071 3 15,847,640 207,132 4 15,028,990 196,432 5 14,931,270 195,154 6 10,898,980 142,451 7 9,425,860 123198 8 8,629,570 112,790 9 8,610,310 112,538 10 8,095,920 105,815 11 7,816,530 102,163 12 7,748,700 101,277 13 7,341,630 95,956 14 5,303,630 69,319 15 5,263,760 68,798 16 4,878,050 63,757 17 3,158,810 41,286 18 3,040,630 39,742 19 2,972,040 38,845 20 2,458,950 32,139 21 1,559,560 20,384 22 1,538,450 20,108 23 731,700 9,563 24 498,450 6,514 25 421,140 5,504 26 344,330 4,500 27 334,810 4,376 28 287,230 3,754 29 278,700 3,643 30 272,830 3,566 31 246,030 3,216 32 222,870 2,913 33 Not Available - Overall Rank Rank by Country Rank by Indian State GDP ($ Millions) – 128,824,669 1 1 23,266,769 – 21,818,726 2 2 19,485,394 3 3 10,520,835 4 4 5,319,800 5 5 4,302,736 6 6 3,783,635 7 7 3,255,143 8 8 3,249,635 9 9 2,997,685 10 10 2,959,180 11 11 2,494,114 12 12 2,423,666 13 13 2,264,002 14 14 1,998,130 15 15 1,811,952 16 16 1,777,205 17 17 1,707,283 18 18 1,695,064 19 1 1,353,831 20 19 1,240,047 21 20 1,220,961 22 21 1,136,291 23 22 1,132,434 24 23 1,123,781 25 24 1,089,782 26 25 933,933 27 26 933,708 28 27 918,033 29 28 877,179 30 2 820,652 ...

Uttar Pradesh will give it their all to win the match, but Maharashtra are a relatively better team and are expected to win this nail-biting encounter. MAH vs UP Match Details The second quarter-final match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2022 will be played on November 28 at the Sardar Patel Stadium B Ground in Ahmedabad. The game is set to take place at 9:00 AM. The live score & commentary of the game can be followed in the MAH vs UP, 2nd Quarter Final Date and Time: November 28 2022, 9:00 AM IST Venue: Sardar Patel Stadium B Ground, Ahmedabad Pitch Report The pitch at the Sardar Patel Stadium B Ground in Ahmedabad is well-balanced. There are a lot of opportunities for both batters and bowlers, especially pacers. The last match played on this pitch was between Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh, where a total of 441 runs were scored at a loss of 12 wickets. MAH vs UP Form Guide MAH - Won 6 of their last 6 games UP - Won 6 of their last 8 games MAH vs UP Probable Playing XI MAH Playing XI No major injury updates Ankit Bawne ©, UP Playing XI No major injury updates Akshdeep Nath, MAH vs UP Dream11 Match Top Picks Wicket-keeper A Juyal A Juyal, who has played exceptionally well in the last few matches, is without a doubt the best wicket-keeper for today's Dream11 side. He will also earn additional points from catches. S Navale is another good pick for today's match. Batters R Tripathi P Garg and R Tripathi are the two best batsmen picks for the Dream11 team. A Bawne is another good pick f...

But of the five proposals sent last year, the MCI approved only one. Again this year, data from the MCI shows Maharashtra has dispatched five new proposals. “College managements in Maharashtra are largely the ones with political backing. In the past, they started sugar mills and medical colleges for the kind of sops they received from the government. With most of that stopping, we are not seeing many private trusts coming forward to start medical colleges,” said an official. A principal of a private college in Maharashtra added, “Those of us who did not benefit from this kind of political largesse are still running our institutes in deficit. The time will come when only large companies will look at starting medical colleges or the state will have to step in in a big way to ramp up the count of medical seats.” In the past five years, between 2014-15 and 2018-19, UP saw 18 new medical schools open doors, followed by Rajasthan and Karnataka, which saw approvals for starting 11 colleges each. However, only eight new colleges came up in Maharashtra. If one looks at the pan-India numbers, a total of 121institutes came up in the past five years. But private institutes claim a considerable chunk of the pie. “So many of these are colleges started with the aim of making money. Starting a medical college is a state’s responsibility if we want good health, if we want genuine doctors. Else, they are going to pay crores in fees and, upon graduating, they will want to recover their expen...

Ruturaj Gaikwad smashed a brilliant double century and hit seven sixes in an over to create a new world record in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. | Photo Credit: IPL Ruturaj Gaikwad smashed a brilliant double century and hit seven sixes in an over to create a new world record in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy. | Photo Credit: IPL Welcome to Vijay Hazare Trophy 2022 quarterfinal matches between Punjab vs Karnataka, Maharashtra vs Uttar Pradesh, Assam vs Jammu & Kashmir and Tamil Nadu vs Saurashtra. Stay tuned as we get you all the Live Updates. Maharashtra beats Uttar Pradesh: R Hangargekar picked five wickets as Maharashtra bowled out Uttar Pradesh for 272 to enter the semifinal. Saurashtra beats Tamil Nadu: Chasing 294 runs to win, Tamil Nadu folded out for 249 as Chirag Jani snapped three wickets with D Jadeja and P Bhut sharing four wickets among themsleves. Karnataka beats Punjab by 4 wickets: R Samarth crafted a match-winning half-century as Karnataka books a semifinal berth. Going ahead, the batting needs to be strengthened as the side made heavy weather of the 236-run target and took it to the last over to overhaul the target. Assam beats J & K by 7 wickets: Riyan Parag smashed a brilliant 174 off 116 balls with 12 sixes and as many boundaries as Assam chased down a tall target of 351 to book a place in the semifinal. A valiant effort from Jammu and Kashmir bowlers goes in vain as Parag along with Rishabh Da (92, 101b) forged a record 277-run stand for the third w...