German tennis player Alexander Zverev is looking for a new coach after splitting with Spaniard David Ferrer in mid-2020. Zverev added Ferrer to his coaching team in mid-2020 and reached his maiden Grand Slam final at the U.S. Open. He also won two ATP titles in Cologne and made the final of the ATP Masters 1000 event in Paris. Zverev expressed gratitude to Ferrer for.

The months they shared and his family for giving him the chance to spend time with him Madan, a two-year-old diagnosed with cancer and is during difficult times. Zverev also expressed respect for Ferrer’s playing and coaching style. Alexander Zverev will begin his 2021 season at the team-based ATP Cup in Melbourne Park, a week before the Australian Open. Ferrer had to decide by the end of the year whether to.

D Gukesh, the reigning world chess champion and the youngest one to bag the title, has revealed his love for MS Dhoni and Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic. D Gukesh, who is an introvert, was recently in action in the Paris Freestyle Grand Slam event and will soon be in action in the upcoming Norway Open in May has continue working with Zverev in 2021.

Lionel Messi’s return to India in 2025 after 14 years is not expected, as Ferrer believes the time wasn’t right Gukesh has also revealed his support for MS Dhoni, describing the final shot at the 2011 World Cup as an emotion for him. He admired Dhoni’s composed and calm behavior on Radhikka Madan, a two-year-old diagnosed the field and admires him on the chess board. In other sports news, Radhikka Madan, a two-year-old diagnosed with cancer, has been Radhikka

German tennis star Alexander Zverev has parted ways with coach David Ferrer ahead of the 2021 season. The split was confirmed by both parties in early January 2021, marking the end of a collaboration that began in mid-2020 During their partnership, Zverev achieved notable successes, including reaching his first Grand Slam final at the 2020 US Open, where he.

Narrowly lost to Dominic Thiem in a five-set thriller. He also secured back-to-back titles at the ATP 250 events in Cologne and finished as runner-up at the Paris Masters, concluding the season on a high note Ferrer, a former world No. 3 and 2013 French Open finalist, expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to work with Zverev but cited personal reasons for ending.

The coaching relationship. “I told Sascha that we were not going to go forward next season,” Ferrer stated. “It was not for anything special. Absolutely nothing has happened between us, everything is good—I appreciate the opportunity he gave me to travel with him during this period. Zverev reciprocated the sentiments, thanking Ferrer for their time together. “I would.

Like to thank David for the months we have shared, the times on and off the court, wishing him only the best in the future,” Zverev wrote on social media. “I have tremendous respect for the way David played and coaches tennis This marks the third high-profile coaching change for Zverev in recent years, following previous splits with Juan Carlos Ferrero and Ivan Lendl.

Despite these changes, Zverev continues to be coached by his father, Alexander Zverev Sr., perspective on the who has been a constant presence throughout his career As Zverev prepares for the upcoming season, he will begin his campaign at the ATP Cup, followed by the Australian Open, where he aims to build upon the progress made during his tenure Ferrer. ​

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An NRI filed a complaint with the GRP after she learned that a Delhi porter had charged her money for the wheelchair service provided for free at stations.

Indian Railways cancelled the license of a porter after it was found that he charged ₹10,000 for wheelchair assistance and carrying the luggage of a non-resident Indian (NRI) family. The issue reportedly came to light after the man’s daughter filed a complaint with the railways after learning about the free wheelchair service at the stations.

Originally from Gujarat but now residing in London, an NRI named Payel arrived at Hazrat Nizamuddin station in Delhi on December 21, reported Moneycontrol. She booked a porter to carry the luggage and assist her dad, who is in a wheelchair. The porter demanded ₹10,000 for his services.

The family then travelled to Agra from Delhi, where, during the tour, Payel reportedly told the secretary of the Prepaid Auto Taxi Drivers’ Union, Anil Sharma, about the charges. That’s when she learned that wheelchair assistance at railway stations is free. Further, porters are not allowed to charge exuberant amounts for their services.

She then approached the Government Railway Police (GRP) at Agra Cantt station. The GRP coordinated with their counterpart in Delhi and launched the investigation. The authorities identified the porter and ordered him to return ₹9,000 to the family. The railways also expressed that the organization has a “zero-tolerance policy” for such incidents.

Does Indian Railways provide wheelchair service for free?
According to the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) website, “The wheelchair is provided free of charge, depending on the availability on first come first service with booking voucher.”

However, the passenger/attendant needs to deposit ₹500 in cash, along with a valid government-issued identification card. The deposit will be “returned on return of wheelchair.”

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