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"Daughters Lost": Ex Wrestler After BJP Fields Brij Bhushan's Son In Polls
Former Indian wrestler and Olympic medallist Sakshee Malikkh reacted to BJP's decision to field former wrestling body chief, Bri Bhushan Singh's son, Karan Bhushan Singh, as its candidate from Uttar Pradesh's Kaiserganj seat.
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Watch: Ex-RCB Star's Lucky Escape After Timely Spotting Snake On Field In LPL
A snake interrupted the proceedings of a match for the second time during Lanka Premier League 2023
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Watch: As Pakistan Lost To India, Shoaib Malik Found The "Missing" Person From His Team
During the India vs Pakistan match, Malik shared a video in which he said "I think we are missing one person on the field and that person is" before moving the camera towards Shaheen Afridi.
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Stop What You're Doing To Watch Adil Rashid Pull Off A No-Look Run-Out
Adil Rashid pulled off two brilliant pieces of fielding as England defeated Pakistan by 54 runs.
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Watch: Indian Fans Call Shoaib Malik "Jiju", Pakistan All-Rounder Surprises Them
While Shoaib Malik was fielding on the boundary, Indian fans took the opportunity and called out to him.
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Deepal Malik Fires India To Big Win In Blind Cricket World Cup Opener
Haryana boy Deepak Malik scored an unbeaten 179 off 103 balls as India beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in their opening match of the ODI Blind Cricket World Cup in the UAE on Wednesday.
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Virender Sehwag Hits Six After Six On Twitter And We Can Barely Keep Up
Someone crown this man King of Twitter already. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag may have stepped off the cricket pitch a while ago but he's bowling not just maidens but everybody over on his preferred playing field these days - Twitter.
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Police: Girlfriend Killed As She Held Child; Man Claims Accident
A 19-year-old woman who was killed in a Washington, D.C., apartment early Saturday was shot in the head by her boyfriend as she held their 2-month-old infant in her lap, according to District of Columbia police.
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Teacher's Day: Work Hard, Play Hard, Sweat a Lot, PM Modi Tells Students
Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned his Teachers' Day address to millions of students across the country into a cosy chat, as he fielded questions from his audience and narrated anecdotes, admitting that he is "a taskmaster who makes others work but works harder myself."
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Does Wine Get Better With Age?
Here's a question : Does wine get better with age ? If you've answered 'Of course stupid!', here's some news for you. Wineries in China have started scientific trials using electric fields to speed up the process of ageing wine.All it takes is one sharp...
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Manmohan Singh is the super PM: Priyanka Gandhi on row over Sanjaya Baru's comments
She was fielding questions on comments made by Sanjaya Baru, a former adviser to the PM, who has alleged in his recently-released book that Priyanka's mother and Congress president Sonia Gandhi and not Dr Singh called the shots in the UPA government.
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No law bars Ashok Chavan from contesting: Sonia Gandhi defends tainted candidate
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today defended her party's decision to field former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan in the Lok Sabha polls despite corruption charges against him.
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BJP targets Rahul Gandhi after Congress fields tainted Ashok Chavan
The BJP has challenged Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to explain how his party has nominated former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan to contest general elections from Nanded in Maharashtra.
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Nandan Nilekani to be Congress candidate from Bangalore South: sources
The Congress has reportedly decided that it will field Nandan Nilekani as its candidate from the prestigious Bangalore South constituency in the general elections this year, against the present legislator and political heavyweight, the BJP's Ananth Kumar.
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Coal scam report: PM must resign, demands opposition; let them ask, retorts Sonia Gandhi
There was chaos in Parliament today as the BJP demanded that the Prime Minister should resign for his government's alleged attempt to influence the CBI's report on its investigation into how coal fields were allotted.
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"Daughters Lost": Ex Wrestler After BJP Fields Brij Bhushan's Son In Polls
Former Indian wrestler and Olympic medallist Sakshee Malikkh reacted to BJP's decision to field former wrestling body chief, Bri Bhushan Singh's son, Karan Bhushan Singh, as its candidate from Uttar Pradesh's Kaiserganj seat.
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Watch: Ex-RCB Star's Lucky Escape After Timely Spotting Snake On Field In LPL
A snake interrupted the proceedings of a match for the second time during Lanka Premier League 2023
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Watch: As Pakistan Lost To India, Shoaib Malik Found The "Missing" Person From His Team
During the India vs Pakistan match, Malik shared a video in which he said "I think we are missing one person on the field and that person is" before moving the camera towards Shaheen Afridi.
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Stop What You're Doing To Watch Adil Rashid Pull Off A No-Look Run-Out
Adil Rashid pulled off two brilliant pieces of fielding as England defeated Pakistan by 54 runs.
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Watch: Indian Fans Call Shoaib Malik "Jiju", Pakistan All-Rounder Surprises Them
While Shoaib Malik was fielding on the boundary, Indian fans took the opportunity and called out to him.
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Deepal Malik Fires India To Big Win In Blind Cricket World Cup Opener
Haryana boy Deepak Malik scored an unbeaten 179 off 103 balls as India beat Sri Lanka by six wickets in their opening match of the ODI Blind Cricket World Cup in the UAE on Wednesday.
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Virender Sehwag Hits Six After Six On Twitter And We Can Barely Keep Up
Someone crown this man King of Twitter already. Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag may have stepped off the cricket pitch a while ago but he's bowling not just maidens but everybody over on his preferred playing field these days - Twitter.
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Police: Girlfriend Killed As She Held Child; Man Claims Accident
A 19-year-old woman who was killed in a Washington, D.C., apartment early Saturday was shot in the head by her boyfriend as she held their 2-month-old infant in her lap, according to District of Columbia police.
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Teacher's Day: Work Hard, Play Hard, Sweat a Lot, PM Modi Tells Students
Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned his Teachers' Day address to millions of students across the country into a cosy chat, as he fielded questions from his audience and narrated anecdotes, admitting that he is "a taskmaster who makes others work but works harder myself."
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Does Wine Get Better With Age?
Here's a question : Does wine get better with age ? If you've answered 'Of course stupid!', here's some news for you. Wineries in China have started scientific trials using electric fields to speed up the process of ageing wine.All it takes is one sharp...
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Manmohan Singh is the super PM: Priyanka Gandhi on row over Sanjaya Baru's comments
She was fielding questions on comments made by Sanjaya Baru, a former adviser to the PM, who has alleged in his recently-released book that Priyanka's mother and Congress president Sonia Gandhi and not Dr Singh called the shots in the UPA government.
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No law bars Ashok Chavan from contesting: Sonia Gandhi defends tainted candidate
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today defended her party's decision to field former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan in the Lok Sabha polls despite corruption charges against him.
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BJP targets Rahul Gandhi after Congress fields tainted Ashok Chavan
The BJP has challenged Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to explain how his party has nominated former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan to contest general elections from Nanded in Maharashtra.
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Nandan Nilekani to be Congress candidate from Bangalore South: sources
The Congress has reportedly decided that it will field Nandan Nilekani as its candidate from the prestigious Bangalore South constituency in the general elections this year, against the present legislator and political heavyweight, the BJP's Ananth Kumar.
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Coal scam report: PM must resign, demands opposition; let them ask, retorts Sonia Gandhi
There was chaos in Parliament today as the BJP demanded that the Prime Minister should resign for his government's alleged attempt to influence the CBI's report on its investigation into how coal fields were allotted.
