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Comicstaan Season 3 Release Date Set for July 15 on Amazon Prime Video
Comicstaan season 3 release date: Amazon Prime Video has announced the third season of its comedy competition show "Comicstaan" is set to stream from July 15.
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Jestination Unknown: Vir Das, Shruti Seth & Co. Tour India and Make Jokes
In Jestination Unknown — a comedy travel series out Friday on Amazon Prime Video — Vir Das takes his friends such as Shruti Seth, Suresh Menon, Amogh Ranadive, Ashwin Mushran, Amit Tandon, and Anu Menon to six cities to discover what India finds funny.
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Engineering Graduate Could Be India's First Differently-Abled Video Model
Mahalakshmi Mahadev, 26, could be India's first differently abled television model. She has broken new ground by modelling in a video advertisement for a textile brand. The 44-second advertisement shows the Bengaluru-based young model beautifully draped and adorned with jewellery
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Kerala Centre to Honour Nine Indian-American Malayalees
The Indian-American Kerala Cultural and Civic Centre will honour nine Indian-American Malayalees for their outstanding achievements in their field of specialization or for their service to the society.
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Tanishaa to judge reality comedy show Gangs of Hasseepur
Actress Tanishaa Mukerji, who was last seen on the reality television show Bigg Boss 7, will be seen judging a comedy show soon.
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Indian cricket must tap into Kumble's spirit
The BCCI is in a mess. The IPL is in a mess. Of the two most powerful men in the sport worldwide till recently, one has been banned for life and the other has been told by the Supreme Court that he can contest for the post of the president of the BCCI but if elected, he will not be able to take office till the pending cases against him have been re...
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The spot-fixing bans are a good start
The BCCI must be congratulated on the unsentimental and largely crime-fitting punishments that have been handed out to S Sreesanth and company.
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The inexplicable ways of the BCCI
Sachin Tendulkar deserves better than to be seen as a player chasing a record in the comfort of his home environment. He needs to be seen as more than a mere statistical curiosity. Poetic justice might see him withdraw from one of the Tests against the West Indies with a common cold. What will the BCCI do then?
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The familial ways of BCCI
There is an arrogance about the casual way the BCCI has given itself a certificate of character. "Lack of evidence" is not the same as "clean chit".
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Meghna Malik's stint on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6 ends
For those who saw her in the stiff and strict character of Ammaji in Na Aaana Is Des Laado, it would have been hard to imagine that Meghna Malik can dance - and how!
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Suresh Menon: Not disappointed after eviction from Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 6
Actor-comedian Suresh Menon, who became the first participant to be evicted from the sixth season of dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, is not disappointed because he got to dance a lot within a very short span.
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The case for an IPL holiday
The admission by Raj Kundra, one of the owners of Rajasthan Royals, that he bet on his team calls for a thorough investigation into the affairs of the owners of all the other franchises. To be conducting a tournament that has been so tainted while the investigations (and presumably, clean-up operations) are in progress is unfair to the stakeholders...
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Needed, a cultural overhaul in the BCCI
By the time the BCCI got around to expelling Dalmiya for misappropriation of funds ten years after that World Cup, a new dispensation was in power. Sharad Pawar, smarting under Dalmiya's casting vote that had denied him the BCCI Presidency in 2004, was now President and appointed a committee to look into the financial irregularities.
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In Trivedi is an example for Sachin Tendulkar
As Suresh Menon, among others, has said on occasion, it is important for respected cricketers like Tendulkar to come out and speak to the paying public at times like these - as he did this past Friday.
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Despite injuries, Meghna Malik continues to groove
Meghna Malik is practising hard for the sixth season of dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhlaa Jaa, despite her share of injuries and muscle pulls.
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Comicstaan Season 3 Release Date Set for July 15 on Amazon Prime Video
Comicstaan season 3 release date: Amazon Prime Video has announced the third season of its comedy competition show "Comicstaan" is set to stream from July 15.
-
Jestination Unknown: Vir Das, Shruti Seth & Co. Tour India and Make Jokes
In Jestination Unknown — a comedy travel series out Friday on Amazon Prime Video — Vir Das takes his friends such as Shruti Seth, Suresh Menon, Amogh Ranadive, Ashwin Mushran, Amit Tandon, and Anu Menon to six cities to discover what India finds funny.
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Engineering Graduate Could Be India's First Differently-Abled Video Model
Mahalakshmi Mahadev, 26, could be India's first differently abled television model. She has broken new ground by modelling in a video advertisement for a textile brand. The 44-second advertisement shows the Bengaluru-based young model beautifully draped and adorned with jewellery
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Kerala Centre to Honour Nine Indian-American Malayalees
The Indian-American Kerala Cultural and Civic Centre will honour nine Indian-American Malayalees for their outstanding achievements in their field of specialization or for their service to the society.
-
Tanishaa to judge reality comedy show Gangs of Hasseepur
Actress Tanishaa Mukerji, who was last seen on the reality television show Bigg Boss 7, will be seen judging a comedy show soon.
-
Indian cricket must tap into Kumble's spirit
The BCCI is in a mess. The IPL is in a mess. Of the two most powerful men in the sport worldwide till recently, one has been banned for life and the other has been told by the Supreme Court that he can contest for the post of the president of the BCCI but if elected, he will not be able to take office till the pending cases against him have been re...
-
The spot-fixing bans are a good start
The BCCI must be congratulated on the unsentimental and largely crime-fitting punishments that have been handed out to S Sreesanth and company.
-
The inexplicable ways of the BCCI
Sachin Tendulkar deserves better than to be seen as a player chasing a record in the comfort of his home environment. He needs to be seen as more than a mere statistical curiosity. Poetic justice might see him withdraw from one of the Tests against the West Indies with a common cold. What will the BCCI do then?
-
The familial ways of BCCI
There is an arrogance about the casual way the BCCI has given itself a certificate of character. "Lack of evidence" is not the same as "clean chit".
-
Meghna Malik's stint on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6 ends
For those who saw her in the stiff and strict character of Ammaji in Na Aaana Is Des Laado, it would have been hard to imagine that Meghna Malik can dance - and how!
-
Suresh Menon: Not disappointed after eviction from Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 6
Actor-comedian Suresh Menon, who became the first participant to be evicted from the sixth season of dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, is not disappointed because he got to dance a lot within a very short span.
-
The case for an IPL holiday
The admission by Raj Kundra, one of the owners of Rajasthan Royals, that he bet on his team calls for a thorough investigation into the affairs of the owners of all the other franchises. To be conducting a tournament that has been so tainted while the investigations (and presumably, clean-up operations) are in progress is unfair to the stakeholders...
-
Needed, a cultural overhaul in the BCCI
By the time the BCCI got around to expelling Dalmiya for misappropriation of funds ten years after that World Cup, a new dispensation was in power. Sharad Pawar, smarting under Dalmiya's casting vote that had denied him the BCCI Presidency in 2004, was now President and appointed a committee to look into the financial irregularities.
-
In Trivedi is an example for Sachin Tendulkar
As Suresh Menon, among others, has said on occasion, it is important for respected cricketers like Tendulkar to come out and speak to the paying public at times like these - as he did this past Friday.
-
Despite injuries, Meghna Malik continues to groove
Meghna Malik is practising hard for the sixth season of dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhlaa Jaa, despite her share of injuries and muscle pulls.
