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"Ram Temple Consecration To Be Broadcast Live In Temples Across Delhi": BJP's Karnail Singh
Singh said that around 200 people will be present at each temple to watch the ceremony live.
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Ranji Trophy Game between Railways And Punjab Suspended Due To 'Dangerous And Unfit' Karnail Singh Pitch
As many as 24 wickets fell in just 103 overs with fast bowlers accounting for 20 of them when play was stopped by the match officials
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Ranji Trophy: Mumbai Players do Groundsmen's Job at Railways' Stadium
Led by Mumbai skipper Suryakumar Yadav and senior-most player Abhishek Nayar, at least seven Mumbai players walked bare feet into the puddles with a sponge in one hand and a bucket in the other. Without looking anywhere, the players started to use the sponge and soaked the water on the waterlogged areas of the Karnail Singh stadium.
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Ranji Trophy: Ton-up Arindam Ghosh Puts Railways on Top
Responding to Madhya Pradesh's 181 in the first innings, Railways rode on Arindam Ghosh's unbeaten 113 to end Monday on 253 for seven and manage a vital 72-run lead in the four-day encounter at the Karnail Singh Stadium.
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"Ram Temple Consecration To Be Broadcast Live In Temples Across Delhi": BJP's Karnail Singh
Singh said that around 200 people will be present at each temple to watch the ceremony live.
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Ranji Trophy Game between Railways And Punjab Suspended Due To 'Dangerous And Unfit' Karnail Singh Pitch
As many as 24 wickets fell in just 103 overs with fast bowlers accounting for 20 of them when play was stopped by the match officials
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Ranji Trophy: Mumbai Players do Groundsmen's Job at Railways' Stadium
Led by Mumbai skipper Suryakumar Yadav and senior-most player Abhishek Nayar, at least seven Mumbai players walked bare feet into the puddles with a sponge in one hand and a bucket in the other. Without looking anywhere, the players started to use the sponge and soaked the water on the waterlogged areas of the Karnail Singh stadium.
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Ranji Trophy: Ton-up Arindam Ghosh Puts Railways on Top
Responding to Madhya Pradesh's 181 in the first innings, Railways rode on Arindam Ghosh's unbeaten 113 to end Monday on 253 for seven and manage a vital 72-run lead in the four-day encounter at the Karnail Singh Stadium.
