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BCCI Unhappy With Gautam Gambhir's Press Conference Remarks: Report
From his remarks on the Kolkata pitch to a reminder of his success in white-ball cricket, Gautam Gambhir's comments in press conferences have forced the BCCI to pay attention.
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Army Begins Unarmed Combat Drill 'AMAR' At Altitudes Exceeding 14,000 Feet
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army has commenced intensive unarmed combat drill 'AMAR' at altitudes exceeding 14,000 ft to enhance close-combat readiness in some of the most demanding operational zones along the northern borders, a statement said.
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SIM Holders May Be Held Accountable For Misuse, Warns Telecom Department
Mobile subscribers may be held liable if a SIM card procured in their name is found to have been misused for cyber fraud or other illegal activities, an official statement said on Monday.
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Man Gets 20 Years Of Rigorous Imprisonment For Raping Girl In Tripura
A court in Tripura's Khowai district has sentenced a man to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for raping a girl six years ago, a police statement said on Sunday.
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Shubman Gill To Bat Again? BCCI's Massive Update On India Captain's Freak Injury
India skipper Shubman Gill retired hurt after suffering a neck sprain while attempting a slog sweep off Simon Harmer on the second day of the first Test against South Africa, on Saturday.
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Anil Ambani Offers To 'Virtually Appear' For Questioning In 'Irregular' Foreign Funding Case
The probe agency, according to sources, had asked Anil Ambani to appear in person on Friday and record his statement under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
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Shaheen Afridi Makes Big Statement On Ego, Reveals Chat With Mohammad Rizwan Regarding Pakistan ODI Captaincy
In an interesting revelation, Pakistan's ODI captain Shaheen Shah Afridi has claimed that he only accepted the captaincy after his predecessor Mohammad Rizwan said he would step down.
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Novo Nordisk Partners With Emcure To Launch Weight Loss Drug Poviztra In India
Emcure Pharma becomes the first Indian company to hold exclusive rights to distribute and commercialise Poviztra, a semaglutide injection 2.4 mg for weight loss, the statement said.
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UP To Pay Rs 75,000 Man Over Kidnapping Case Despite Woman's Denial
Allahabad High Court has imposed a cost of Rs 75,000 on the Uttar Pradesh government for continuing the probe into a kidnapping case despite the alleged victim's statement before a magistrate that she had gone to Delhi of her own free will.
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BCCI's Strong Statement On Australia Women Cricketers' Molestation Case In Indore
The BCCI on Saturday strongly condemned the alleged stalking and molestation incident involving two Australian women's team cricketers promising to revisit its safety protocols and further tighten the security ahead of the knock-out stage of the World Cup.
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"His Statement Was Twisted": Siddaramaiah On Son's "Political Life" Remark
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday clarified that his son Yathindra Siddaramaiah did not name anyone as his successor.
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2 Insurgents Of Myanmar-Based Armed Group Caught By Army In Manipur
Two cadres of a Myanmar-based 'armed outfit' have been apprehended by Assam Rifles in Manipur's Chandel district, a statement from the paramilitary force said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan Lashes Out At "Biased, Selective" ICC Over Statement On Afghanistan Cricketers' Deaths
"We dismiss and condemn this statement by the ICC which gives the impression and makes claims that three Afghan cricketers were killed in Pakistan strikes," Pakistan's Federal Minister for Information, Ata Tarar, said.
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PCB Makes Blunt Statement On Tri-Series As Afghanistan Pull Out After Players' Deaths: "Looking At Replacement"
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has announced that it would not be sending its team to Pakistan for the tournament, citing the tragic death of three cricketers which it claimed occurred in Pakistan's air strikes in Paktika province.
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Ex-Japanese PM Tomiichi Murayama, Known For Apology Over Wartime Aggression, Dies At 101
Japan's former Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, who was known for his 1995 "Murayama statement" apologizing to Asian victims of his country's aggression, died Friday. He was 101.
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BCCI Unhappy With Gautam Gambhir's Press Conference Remarks: Report
From his remarks on the Kolkata pitch to a reminder of his success in white-ball cricket, Gautam Gambhir's comments in press conferences have forced the BCCI to pay attention.
-
Army Begins Unarmed Combat Drill 'AMAR' At Altitudes Exceeding 14,000 Feet
Trishakti Corps of the Indian Army has commenced intensive unarmed combat drill 'AMAR' at altitudes exceeding 14,000 ft to enhance close-combat readiness in some of the most demanding operational zones along the northern borders, a statement said.
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SIM Holders May Be Held Accountable For Misuse, Warns Telecom Department
Mobile subscribers may be held liable if a SIM card procured in their name is found to have been misused for cyber fraud or other illegal activities, an official statement said on Monday.
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Man Gets 20 Years Of Rigorous Imprisonment For Raping Girl In Tripura
A court in Tripura's Khowai district has sentenced a man to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for raping a girl six years ago, a police statement said on Sunday.
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Shubman Gill To Bat Again? BCCI's Massive Update On India Captain's Freak Injury
India skipper Shubman Gill retired hurt after suffering a neck sprain while attempting a slog sweep off Simon Harmer on the second day of the first Test against South Africa, on Saturday.
-
Anil Ambani Offers To 'Virtually Appear' For Questioning In 'Irregular' Foreign Funding Case
The probe agency, according to sources, had asked Anil Ambani to appear in person on Friday and record his statement under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
-
Shaheen Afridi Makes Big Statement On Ego, Reveals Chat With Mohammad Rizwan Regarding Pakistan ODI Captaincy
In an interesting revelation, Pakistan's ODI captain Shaheen Shah Afridi has claimed that he only accepted the captaincy after his predecessor Mohammad Rizwan said he would step down.
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Novo Nordisk Partners With Emcure To Launch Weight Loss Drug Poviztra In India
Emcure Pharma becomes the first Indian company to hold exclusive rights to distribute and commercialise Poviztra, a semaglutide injection 2.4 mg for weight loss, the statement said.
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UP To Pay Rs 75,000 Man Over Kidnapping Case Despite Woman's Denial
Allahabad High Court has imposed a cost of Rs 75,000 on the Uttar Pradesh government for continuing the probe into a kidnapping case despite the alleged victim's statement before a magistrate that she had gone to Delhi of her own free will.
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BCCI's Strong Statement On Australia Women Cricketers' Molestation Case In Indore
The BCCI on Saturday strongly condemned the alleged stalking and molestation incident involving two Australian women's team cricketers promising to revisit its safety protocols and further tighten the security ahead of the knock-out stage of the World Cup.
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"His Statement Was Twisted": Siddaramaiah On Son's "Political Life" Remark
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday clarified that his son Yathindra Siddaramaiah did not name anyone as his successor.
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2 Insurgents Of Myanmar-Based Armed Group Caught By Army In Manipur
Two cadres of a Myanmar-based 'armed outfit' have been apprehended by Assam Rifles in Manipur's Chandel district, a statement from the paramilitary force said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan Lashes Out At "Biased, Selective" ICC Over Statement On Afghanistan Cricketers' Deaths
"We dismiss and condemn this statement by the ICC which gives the impression and makes claims that three Afghan cricketers were killed in Pakistan strikes," Pakistan's Federal Minister for Information, Ata Tarar, said.
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PCB Makes Blunt Statement On Tri-Series As Afghanistan Pull Out After Players' Deaths: "Looking At Replacement"
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has announced that it would not be sending its team to Pakistan for the tournament, citing the tragic death of three cricketers which it claimed occurred in Pakistan's air strikes in Paktika province.
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Ex-Japanese PM Tomiichi Murayama, Known For Apology Over Wartime Aggression, Dies At 101
Japan's former Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, who was known for his 1995 "Murayama statement" apologizing to Asian victims of his country's aggression, died Friday. He was 101.
