Sunday, 18 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇮🇳 IN ▾
BREAKING
› UK man ordered to pay ₹1 crore for 'grossly offensive' emails targeting former boss and his wife› Anti-CEC protest LIVE | Rahul Gandhi warns Modi, Shah, CEC Gyanesh Kumar will pay price for ‘vote chori’› ‘Chorus of the Coast’ aboard cruise boat offers distinctive cultural experience to participants› Attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure ‘worrying’ for outlook: Pakistan Finance Minister› Kolkata pandal stampede LIVE | CM Adhikari orders independent probe; says new crowd management guidelines will be drawn› Banks weigh income impact of Irdai's proposed insurance commission caps› Foreign forces backing ‘vote theft’ campaign, alleges Telangana BJP chief› 14 dead, over 40 injured as truck rams into devotees outside Gwalior temple› Decline in student enrolment has resulted in closure of govt. schools in the country, says VIT Chancellor› Inside Kim Jong Un's world of luxury: mega yachts, armoured trains and designer wear› UK man ordered to pay ₹1 crore for 'grossly offensive' emails targeting former boss and his wife› Anti-CEC protest LIVE | Rahul Gandhi warns Modi, Shah, CEC Gyanesh Kumar will pay price for ‘vote chori’› ‘Chorus of the Coast’ aboard cruise boat offers distinctive cultural experience to participants› Attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure ‘worrying’ for outlook: Pakistan Finance Minister› Kolkata pandal stampede LIVE | CM Adhikari orders independent probe; says new crowd management guidelines will be drawn› Banks weigh income impact of Irdai's proposed insurance commission caps› Foreign forces backing ‘vote theft’ campaign, alleges Telangana BJP chief› 14 dead, over 40 injured as truck rams into devotees outside Gwalior temple› Decline in student enrolment has resulted in closure of govt. schools in the country, says VIT Chancellor› Inside Kim Jong Un's world of luxury: mega yachts, armoured trains and designer wear
Sports

Charles Matata Breaks Course Record To Win Delhi Half Marathon

NDTV Sports ·
Charles Matata Breaks Course Record To Win Delhi Half Marathon

Kenya's Charles Matata shattered the course record to win the men's elite race at the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, while Ethiopia's Wudinesh Alemu took the women's crown as nearly 40,000 people turned up on the streets of the national capital on Sunday morning.

Read the full article on NDTV Sports ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on sports.ndtv.com — the content belongs to NDTV Sports.

This story in other outlets

More from NDTV Sports

See all ›

More in Sports

See all ›