Indian keeper-batter Dinesh Karthik announced his retirement from professional cricket on Saturday (June 1). The Tamil Nadu-based star player took to his social media handles to announce his decision to step aside from all forms of games.

India’s Dinesh Karthik retires from professional cricket, pens heartfelt note

American tennis player Danielle Collins announced in January 2024 that she would retire after the end of the season. Since then, the 15th-ranked player has been in sensational form and ahead of the forthcoming Italian Open, which will be her last tournament in Rome, Collins spoke at length about her retirement and is shocked how people are not willing to accept her retirement call.

Let me have a family in peace: Danielle Collins surprised by 'bizarre' reactions on her retirement call

India Captain Rohit Sharma hasn’t thought about international retirement yet, instead has shown keenness to continue playing for a few more years. One of India’s most decorated ODI openers, Rohit guided the Men in Blue to the 2023 World Test Championship and home World Cup finals, going down to Australia on both occasions.

Forget retirement, Rohit Sharma outlines plan to play for few more years

India's former prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh has bid adieu to the Rajya Sabha after 33 long years at the age of 91. Known for his unassuming demeanour and bold reforms we take a look at the journey of a man who was not just a politician, an economist, a thinker and a Visionary but also a Statesman.

End of an Era: Dr Manmohan Singh concludes his political journey, retires from Rajya Sabha

In the complex reality of retirement planning, it is those who invest for the future that can truly lay back and bid farewell to the 9 to 5 grind. And that reality is playing out in the United States as more people over 65 are able to leave the workforce for good due to record high stock valuations. But what's the situation for those who did not plan the big American retirement dream?

America's retirement dream: Stock market returns helps boomers retire

David Warner has announced he will retire from ODI cricket as well after the end of the ongoing Australia-Pakistan Test series, which is also his farewell from red-ball format.

David Warner retires from ODIs ahead of farewell Test, keeps alive possibility of playing CT 2025

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We delve into the key factors that can make or break your retirement dreams. From life expectancy to inflation, we'll unravel the intricacies of securing your financial future. Plus, we'll share strategies to maximise your retirement savings and offer tips on being your own financial advisor.

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Michael Caine, a 90-year-old British actor, has declared his retirement from performing. After the release of his most recent movie, The Great Escaper, the Academy Award-winning actor said in a new interview with BBC Radio 4's Today program that he has retired from acting.

Michael Caine to retire after the release of 'The Great Escaper'

Ahead of Australia's CWC '23 opener, where they face hosts India in Chennai on Sunday (Oct 8), David Warner has hit back at the constant talk in the media regarding his white-ball retirement.

It’s been SICKENING: David Warner slams constant talk on his retirement ahead of Ind-Aus CWC '23 tie

India's badminton star Saina Nehwal has not given up on Paris Olympics dream, however, she admits it will be tough to qualify given her fitness concerns. It is to be noted that Saina has not played on the tour following her first-round exit at the Singapore Open in June considering her long-standing knee injury concerns.

Badminton: 'It is tough to qualify' - Saina Nehwal on Paris Olympics dreams, says retirement not on mind

A remarkable transformation is unfolding in the retirement aspirations of Non-Resident Indians. Traditionally, the dream for many NRIs had been to settle in economically developed countries like the USA, Canada, Australia, Singapore, or the UK.

Decoded: India's emerging role as a top retirement destination for NRIs

A recent survey indicates a remarkable transformation unfolding in the retirement aspirations of non-resident Indians. Traditionally, the dream for many NRIs had been to settle in economically developed countries like the US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, or the UK. However, India's rapid progress towards achieving developed nation status, coupled with its resilience during global challenges, is reshaping the retirement landscape.

Impact of India's growing economy: India, the hotspot for retirement?

American Jack Sock will retire from tennis after the U.S. Open, the former world number eight said on Sunday. Sock, 30, has won four ATP singles titles and 17 tour-level doubles trophies, with the most notable crowns being the 2017 ATP Masters 1000 title in Paris, as well as men's doubles titles at Wimbledon in 2014 and 2018 and the 2018 U.

Tennis: America's Jack Sock set to retire after US Open

Soon, chairpersons and managing directors of India's state-owned banks can retire at a later age. Reports suggest that the government is considering a proposal to raise the age-limit for these officials. The age limit for state-run bank chiefs is much lower than their private sector peers, who retire at 70. Analysts have cited lower retirement age as a reason for the lack of continuity in strategy at state-owned lenders.

India may raise retirement age of officials at state lenders

In the realm of retirement planning in the US, a chilling uncertainty has taken root, casting a shroud over the once-cherished 'American Dream'. The echoes of Bane's words from the Dark Knight series reverberate through this narrative, reminding us that while some have faced darkness, others were born into it.

Millennial money: Retirement planning in uncertain times

Singapore will hand out a $5.2 billion pension fund top-up for citizens aged 50 and above to boost retirement savings amid rising costs of living, prime minister Lee Hsien Loong said.

Singapore unveils $5 billion retirement plan for those above 50

Former England fast bowler Steven Finn retired on Monday after the three-time Ashes winner accepted "defeat" in his battle against a host of injury problems. Finn took 125 wickets in 36 Test appearances for England at an average of 30.

Former England pacer Steven Finn announces retirement after injury battle

T20 World Cup-winning opener with England Alex Hales is proud of his career that got marred by some controversies throughout the latter half. The right-handed batter announced his retirement from all formats lately and admitted to bearing the brunt for his mistakes.

There were things I got wrong but I am proud of my career: Alex Hales on playing for England

Uruguayan defender Diego Godin retired from football on Sunday following Velez Sarsfield's 1-0 loss to Huracan in the last Argentine league game of the season, bringing the curtain down on an illustrious 20-year playing career.

Uruguayan Diego Godin retires from professional football; Allan Saint-Maximin latest to join Saudi Pro League

Two of cricket's greatest-ever, Yuvraj Singh and Stuart Broad, crossed paths several times during their careers, with the Durban game in the 2007 T20 WC being the most notable outing.

Yuvraj Singh sends best wishes to Stuart Broad on retirement, calls him one of most feared red-ball bowlers

Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki announced her intention to return to tennis on Thursday having retired from the sport in 2020 to start a family. Danish player Wozniacki spent 71 weeks at the top of the world rankings and finished with 30 singles titles - including a Grand Slam crown at the Australian Open in 2018.

Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki announces comeback after retiring in 2020

Estonian Anett Kontaveit, who reached a career-high of number two in the world last year, said she is retiring at the age of 27 due to a degenerative back injury and will play her final tournament at Wimbledon next month.

Tennis: Anett Kontaveit to call it quits after Wimbledon 2023 due to back injury

Sania Mirza is an icon of the Indian sport. She ended her glittering tennis career last month. WION Sports editor Digvijay Singh speaks to Sania Mirza as she looks back on her career.

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