Countdown begins for Shahid Kapoor starrer ‘Kabir Singh’, actor shares new poster
New Delhi: Actor Shahid Kapoor dropped yet another poster from his upcoming film ‘Kabir Singh’ on Sunday. The actor took to Twitter to share the
Day : April 21, 2019
Three Indians killed in serial blasts in Sri Lanka, informs Sushma Swaraj
New Delhi: Three Indians were among 207 people killed in multiple bomb blasts in Sri Lanka, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said Sunday. “Indian High
IPL 2019: Jonny Bairstow, David Warner lead Sunrisers Hyderabad to 9-wicket victory over KKR
Hyderabad: Jonny Bairstow and David Warner continued their stellar run at the top as they powered Sunrisers Hyderbad to a nine-wicket win over struggling Kolkata
Organic farmers honoured
The non-profit Organic Farmers Market (OFM) turned five recently. To mark the occasion, consumers and the hands behind the OFM came together to honour farmers,
Youth held with drugs worth over ₹3 lakh
Sleuths of the Narcotics Intelligence Bureau arrested a 23-year-old man who was carrying drugs worth ₹3.75 lakh in Mogappair East on Saturday. The officials received
Actors express shock over Lankan blasts
Several members of the Tamil film fraternity expressed shock at the bomb blasts in Sri Lanka which resulted in several casualities on Sunday. Actress Radikaa
Colin Ackermann, Lewis Hill batter Worcestershire into submission
Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print Leicestershire 377 for 4 (Ackermann 152*, Hill 118, Dearden 91) beat Worcestershire 339 (Whiteley 131, Barnard 61, D’Oliveira
Jason Holder stars with bat and ball to set up Northants win
Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print Northamptonshire 358 for 6 (Keogh 69, Rossington 68, Holder 60*, Wakely 50) beat Warwickshire 164 (Pollock 36, Thomson
Glamorgan give Somerset almighty scare but visitors prevail
Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print Somerset 261 for 9 (Hildreth 67, Overton 41*) beat Glamorgan 259 (Lloyd 84, Wagg 62, Davey 4-36) by
Phil Salt leads Sussex win with maiden ton, Matt Renshaw century in vain
Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print Sussex 302 for 3 (Salt 137*, Finch 89) beat Kent 298 (Renshaw 109) by seven wickets Philip Salt‘s