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Ish Sodhi ruled out remainder of South Africa series with broken thumb

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Ish Sodhi ruled out remainder of South Africa series with broken thumb

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: With New Zealand and South Africa kicking off their five-game T20I series, and the Proteas registering a comfortable win on foreign soil, the Black Caps have been hit with yet another roadblock as star spinner Ish Sodhi has been ruled out of the remainder of the T20I series with a broken thumb. It is worth noting that Sodhi injured himself after he was struck while bowling at training ahead of the opening match in Mount Maunganui, and after scans revealed a broken thumb, the star man will require at least four weeks of rehab before he can make…

Petrol, diesel, LPG prices soar in Nepal with steep increase amid West Asia conflict: Check new rates

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Mar

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World

Petrol, diesel, LPG prices soar in Nepal with steep increase amid West Asia conflict: Check new rates

Kathmandu: Fuel prices in Nepal have been sharply increased amid the ongoing escalating conflict in West Asia involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, with authorities citing rising international rates and supply concerns. The decision to raise the prices of petroleum products was taken during a late-night meeting of the Nepal Oil Corporation on Sunday. The West Asia conflict began after the US and Israel launched a major military attack on Iran on February 28, killing 86-year-old Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iran, in retaliation, attacked several Gulf nations hosting American military bases. The escalation has disrupted shipping through the Strait of…

Daniel Radcliffe recalls ‘ring of fire’ stunt in ‘Harry Potter’

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Mar

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Entertainment

Daniel Radcliffe recalls ‘ring of fire’ stunt in ‘Harry Potter’

Actor Daniel Radcliffe hasn't forgotten the magic of “Harry Potter”. Over a decade after the final film hit theatres, Radcliffe still remembers some of the most extraordinary moments from the blockbuster franchise, including one particularly "mind-blowing" stunt that remains etched in his memory. Speaking at the New York City premiere of his stage production “Every Brilliant Thing”, the Tony Award-winning actor looked back on his experience filming the globally popular fantasy series based on the novels by J. K. Rowling. "There was so much in those films," Radcliffe said while recalling the extensive stunt work he performed…

Pakistan’s 15-year wait to win ODI series in Bangladesh continues, Salman Agha’s fighting ton goes in vain

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Mar

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Pakistan’s 15-year wait to win ODI series in Bangladesh continues, Salman Agha’s fighting ton goes in vain

Dhaka: Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 11 runs in the third and final ODI to win their second consecutive series in the format against them. Both teams played superbly as the crowd at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka witnessed a thriller with Pakistan coming back from the dumps and almost chasing down the target of 291 runs. Salman Ali Agha was the reason for that as he scored a century. But the hosts prevailed in the thriller in the end, even as Pakistan skipper Shaheen Afridi's efforts also went in vain. With this loss, Pakistan continue to wait to register…

Sara Tendulkar steps out with new bhabhi Saaniya Chandhok after Arjun Tendulkar’s wedding; their saree looks steal the spotlight

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Mar

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Lifestyle

Sara Tendulkar steps out with new bhabhi Saaniya Chandhok after Arjun Tendulkar’s wedding; their saree looks steal the spotlight

Sara has a way of making traditional wear look effortless, and this "muted sage" moment was a total win. Her saree was a dreamy blend of champagne, ivory, and soft green, featuring delicate gold zari work that felt expensive without being "loud."She paired the fluid silk drape with a blush-toned blouse that was basically a piece of jewelry in itself—think heavy sequins, beads, and floral threadwork. It was a perfect example of how to mix different pastel tones without them clashing.The Details:The Sparkle: She leaned into the gold theme with a layered choker, statement pendant, and chunky earrings.The Glam: Center-parted…

Mani Shankar denies making casteist remarks against PM Modi

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Mar

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Politics

Mani Shankar denies making casteist remarks against PM Modi

Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar has dismissed the allegation that he had made casteist remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asserting that his comments were directed at the PM's ‘character’, not his caste. The bureaucrat-turned-politician also said he was called the ‘child of Macaulay’ for speaking English and questioned whether PM Modi knew Tamil. Reacting to Aiyar's remarks, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders and workers held a protest in Jaipur on Sunday and burnt his effigy. Aiyar attended a programme in New Delhi on Saturday evening. Speaking on the controversy surrounding his alleged past remarks, the former Union minister said he never…

India is going to win more ICC trophies in the coming years, says Sanju Samson

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Mar

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India is going to win more ICC trophies in the coming years, says Sanju Samson

New Delhi: India opener Sanju Samson has predicted that the Indian cricket team will win more ICC trophies in the upcoming years. He was part of India's T20 World Cup triumph earlier this month and also won the player of the tournament award, for scoring 321 runs with three fifties that came in back-to-back matches against the West Indies, England and New Zealand. Moreover, apart from the Men's ODI World Cup and Women's T20 World Cup, India hold all the recent trophies across different categories. India are the reigning champion of the U19 Women's World Cup, U19 Men's World Cup,…

Spain vs Argentina Finalissima 2026 cancelled due to Middle East conflict, UEFA confirms

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Mar

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Spain vs Argentina Finalissima 2026 cancelled due to Middle East conflict, UEFA confirms

New Delhi: The 2026 edition of the Finalissima between Spain and Argentina has been cancelled due to the ongoing Middle East conflict. The clash was scheduled to be played in Qatar on March 27 but the current political situation in the region led to the cancellation of the encounter. Spain were the UEFA Euro 2024 winners while Argentina had won the Copa America the same year. They were set to face off for the trophy in Doha later this month in a match that would've pitted Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi for the first time. But the US-Israel strikes on…

‘I am dead for coffee….’: Israeli PM Netanyahu’s sarcastic response to death rumours in new video

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Mar

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World

‘I am dead for coffee….’: Israeli PM Netanyahu’s sarcastic response to death rumours in new video

Jerusalem: Amid the viral death rumours, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released a video on social media platform X where he was seen enjoying a cup of coffee. In a short video, the prime minister said, "I am dead for coffee....." Earlier, the prime minister's office quickly labelled these reports as “fake news,” telling Turkish news agency, Anadolu Ajansı that “The Prime Minister is fine.” There was also speculation that a tweet from Netanyahu’s account confirming his safety had been deleted, but fact-checkers and AI chatbot Grok confirmed no such deletion took place. The only recent post on the…

BCCI felicitates India’s World Cup winning teams at Naman Awards in New Delhi

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Mar

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BCCI felicitates India’s World Cup winning teams at Naman Awards in New Delhi

New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), today, felicitated India's five World Cup-winning teams at the Naman Awards in New Delhi. India won the inaugural U19 Women's World Cup, Champions Trophy, U19 Men's World Cup, Women's World Cup, and the T20 World Cup over the last couple of years, and the players received the mementos for their grand success from the BCCI. For the unversed, India's U19 Women's team defeated South Africa in the final of the 2025 World Cup under Niki Prasad's captaincy, while the Men's U19 team won the World Cup earlier this year…