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Vishal Batra Recalls Moment He Reached 'Batra Top' Where He Lost His Brother
With the recently released film 'Shershaah' based on the life of Captain Vikram Batra (PVC), Vishal Batra, the twin brother of the Kargil war hero, recalls the emotional moment when he reached 'Batra Top', named after his late brother. ....
India Vs England 2nd Test: Fans Throw Bottle Corks At Centurion KL Rahul
Fans at Lord's threw bottle corks at India opener K.L. Rahul during the first session's play on the third day of the second Test here on Saturday. However, the Indian cricket board has not lodged any complaint. ....
Lord's Test, Day 4: Rahane And Pujara's Rescue Act Keeps India In The Game
Vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane struck a fighting half-century and added 100 runs for the fourth wicket with Cheteshwar Pujara (45) but India had their backs to the wall in the second Test against England as they went to stumps on Day 4 at Lord's at 181/6 in their second innings, just 154 runs ahead.....
Lord's Test: Indian Team Dismisses Ball Tampering Allegations Against England
The Indian team management has refused to blame England players for attempting to tamper the ball after pictures and videos of them keeping their shoe spikes on the ball emerged on social media during play on Day 4, on Sunday. ....
US Withdrawal From Afghanistan Accelerated Things: PM Boris Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday that the US decision to pull out of Afghanistan has "accelerated things," noting "no one wants Afghanistan to become a breeding ground for terror" as the Taliban entered the Afghan capital. ....
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Had Reason To Fear For His Life
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani had a reason to fear that his life was in danger as Taliban forces closed in on Kabul, an analyst told Al Jazeera. ....
Stock Market: Sensex, Nifty Hit New Highs Amid Choppy Trade
The Indian stock market traded on a flattish note on Monday morning in line with the subdued trade in the Asian markets. ....
Regular Exercise May Lower Death Risk From Natural Causes
Regular exercise, even performed in areas with air pollution, can reduce the risk of death from natural causes, a new study suggests. ....
End Of Afghan Republic, 1st Night Under Islamic Emirate
Hours after Afghan President Ashraf Ghani along with his close aides and the first lady left Kabul for Tajikistan, the Taliban entered the Presidential Palace, also known as the Arg. ....
After BJP's Attack On Nehru, Karnataka Congress Calls Vajpayee 'a Heavy Drinker'
It's raining insults on national leaders in Karnataka as prominent leaders of the ruling BJP and opposition Congress are mutually hurling indecent comments on former Prime Ministers of the country belonging to their rival parties. ....
