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Watch: Ben Stokes A Fire In Chennai Super Kings Practice With Massive Sixes Ahead Of Indian Premier League 2023
Ben Stokes has started his training in Chennai for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League. The star all-rounder, who missed the tournament last year, was bought by CSK for Rs. 16.25 crore.
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IPL 2020: Stephen Flemings Reveals Why CSK Back Players "Longer Than Possible"
IPL 2020: Stephen Fleming said that as long as players are doing the right thing in training, Chennai Super Kings will back them.
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Fire on a Local Train in Chennai, Passengers Escape Unhurt
Passengers of a Mass Rapid Transit System train bound for Chennai Beach from Velacherry today had a narrow escape after one of the bogies caught fire near the elevated Perungudi station, officials said.
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Mass Rapid Transit System Train Catches Fire; Passengers Escape Unhurt
Passengers of a Mass Rapid Transit System train bound for Chennai Beach from Velacherry today had a narrow escape after one of the bogies caught fire, officials said.
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Fire on Tamil Nadu Express; 28 dead, several injured
It was about 4.30 in the morning when the S-11 coach of the Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express caught fire near Nellore station in Andhra Pradesh. Most people were asleep; the train was to reach the next stop, Chennai, only at about 7 am. Panicked passengers awoke to smoke and fire and ran for the only exit they could make out in the dark. They stepp...
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Tamil Nadu announces Rs 1 lakh cash relief to families of deceased
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday announced a cash relief of Rs one lakh each to the families of those killed in the New Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express fire accident at Nellore.
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Prime Minister, Jayalalithaa condole deaths in train fire
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, DMK president M Karunanidhi, DMDK chief A Vijayakant and others on Monday condoled the death of 35 people, burnt alive in a fire on the New Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express.
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Train fire: Majority of victims from Chennai; list of injured passengers
Most of the victims of the train fire at Nellore in Andhra Pradesh early on Monday were from Chennai, according to railway officials.
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Ill-fated Tamil Nadu Express reaches Chennai
Tamil Nadu Express, whose S-11 coach caught fire early in the morning resulting in the death of 30 people, has reached Chennai Central station minus the burnt bogey, officials said.
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Fire on Tamil Nadu Express; 28 dead, several injured
Chennai, the next station was about two hours away and people were fast asleep, when Coach S-11 of the Tamil Nadu Express caught fire early this morning near Nellore in Andhra Pradesh; 30 people have been confirmed dead and 18 have been injured. Four bodies have been identified so far.
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Chennai-Alappuzha Express fire: Narrow escape for passengers, thanks to an alert guard
A minor fire broke out in the break van of the Chennai-Allapuzha Express today. The blaze was however immediately extinguished and hence none of the passengers were injured.
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Watch: Ben Stokes A Fire In Chennai Super Kings Practice With Massive Sixes Ahead Of Indian Premier League 2023
Ben Stokes has started his training in Chennai for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League. The star all-rounder, who missed the tournament last year, was bought by CSK for Rs. 16.25 crore.
-
IPL 2020: Stephen Flemings Reveals Why CSK Back Players "Longer Than Possible"
IPL 2020: Stephen Fleming said that as long as players are doing the right thing in training, Chennai Super Kings will back them.
-
Fire on a Local Train in Chennai, Passengers Escape Unhurt
Passengers of a Mass Rapid Transit System train bound for Chennai Beach from Velacherry today had a narrow escape after one of the bogies caught fire near the elevated Perungudi station, officials said.
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Mass Rapid Transit System Train Catches Fire; Passengers Escape Unhurt
Passengers of a Mass Rapid Transit System train bound for Chennai Beach from Velacherry today had a narrow escape after one of the bogies caught fire, officials said.
-
Fire on Tamil Nadu Express; 28 dead, several injured
It was about 4.30 in the morning when the S-11 coach of the Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express caught fire near Nellore station in Andhra Pradesh. Most people were asleep; the train was to reach the next stop, Chennai, only at about 7 am. Panicked passengers awoke to smoke and fire and ran for the only exit they could make out in the dark. They stepp...
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Tamil Nadu announces Rs 1 lakh cash relief to families of deceased
The Tamil Nadu government on Monday announced a cash relief of Rs one lakh each to the families of those killed in the New Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express fire accident at Nellore.
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Prime Minister, Jayalalithaa condole deaths in train fire
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, DMK president M Karunanidhi, DMDK chief A Vijayakant and others on Monday condoled the death of 35 people, burnt alive in a fire on the New Delhi-Chennai Tamil Nadu Express.
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Train fire: Majority of victims from Chennai; list of injured passengers
Most of the victims of the train fire at Nellore in Andhra Pradesh early on Monday were from Chennai, according to railway officials.
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Ill-fated Tamil Nadu Express reaches Chennai
Tamil Nadu Express, whose S-11 coach caught fire early in the morning resulting in the death of 30 people, has reached Chennai Central station minus the burnt bogey, officials said.
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Fire on Tamil Nadu Express; 28 dead, several injured
Chennai, the next station was about two hours away and people were fast asleep, when Coach S-11 of the Tamil Nadu Express caught fire early this morning near Nellore in Andhra Pradesh; 30 people have been confirmed dead and 18 have been injured. Four bodies have been identified so far.
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Chennai-Alappuzha Express fire: Narrow escape for passengers, thanks to an alert guard
A minor fire broke out in the break van of the Chennai-Allapuzha Express today. The blaze was however immediately extinguished and hence none of the passengers were injured.
