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IPL 2026: RCB rub Salt into MI’s wounds

IPL 2026: RCB rub Salt into MI’s wounds

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Mumbai: Mumbai Indians’ bowlers did well in their last six overs when facing the challenge of stopping Rajat Patidar, Tim David and Jitesh Sharma. In the 15th over, Hardik Pandya conceded four runs for one wicket. In the 16th and 17th overs, Mitchell Santner and Jasprit Bumrah gave away just seven runs each. In the 19th, Bumrah kept it down to 13 despite being hit for a six and four. And bowling the final over, Trent Boult delivered an excellent first five balls to concede just 10 runs. Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s Phil Salt in action against Mumbai Indians. (AFP) But the damage had already been done in the first 14 overs—propelled by swashbuckling half-centuries from Phil Salt and Patidar, RCB had powered to 183/1. They finished on 240/4 at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday, going on to win by 18 runs. RCB skipper Patidar entertained the packed crowd with a sensational knock (53- 20b, 5×6). The tone for the innings was set by Phil Salt’s early assault on the MI spinners. Salt, who hammered a …

Don’t rub Modi’s failures on Congress: Jagga Reddy

Don’t rub Modi’s failures on Congress: Jagga Reddy

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TPCC working president T. Jagga Reddy lights a match to burn the effigy of PM Narendra Modi in protest against the shortage of cooking gas. | Photo Credit: MOHD ARIF The Congress questioned the morality of BJP state president N. Ramchander Rao in burning the effigies of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, while the Centre had failed the country on the shortage of cooking gas, unable to handle the present situation. In protest, TPCC working president T. Jagga Reddy burnt the effigy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Is it a fault if the country’s opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, stages a dharna against the cooking gas shortage? Don’t rub Modi’s failures on Congress,” said Mr. Jagga Reddy. Mr. Reddy accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of failing to secure oil and gas imports from Russia, under pressure from the United States. “If India had increased imports from Russia earlier, the present situation could have been avoided,” he said adding that Modi’s governent has succumbed to the U.S. pressures like never before in India’s history. Published – March 14, …

Class 5 Student Loses Vision After Classmates Rub Shoe On His Face At Lucknow School | India News

Class 5 Student Loses Vision After Classmates Rub Shoe On His Face At Lucknow School | India News

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Last Updated:February 01, 2026, 23:45 IST According to the complaint filed by the victim’s mother, the incident occurred on January 21 at around 12.30 pm in the school ground. Class 5 staudent was assaulted by his peers inside school. (Representative Image) A Class 5 student in Lucknow’s Army Public School was allegedly assaulted by two fellow students on the school premises, resulting in serious eye injuries and loss of vision. According to the complaint filed by the victim’s mother, the incident occurred on January 21 at around 12.30 pm in the school ground. In her complaint, she alleged that a student of another section of Class 5 and another student of Class 3 assaulted her son. “The children allegedly knocked him to the ground and rubbed the heel of a shoe on his eyes and face, causing severe injuries,” the complaint said. Following the attack, the child has lost his eyesight and is currently undergoing treatment at Command Hospital, the woman said in her complaint. She also accused the school authorities for failing to take …

NOC not mandatory to open the Mahakalipadpu RuB as claimed by Mangaluru Smart City, says Railways

NOC not mandatory to open the Mahakalipadpu RuB as claimed by Mangaluru Smart City, says Railways

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While there are no signs of the early opening of the Mahakalipadpu twin Railway Underbridge (RuB) for traffic on Saturday, January 3, the Southern Railway has said No Objection Certificate from Railways is not mandatory to open the RuB for traffic in Mangaluru. | Photo Credit: ANIL KUMAR SASTRY Southern Railway’s Palakkad Division on Friday, January 2, said, “The request for a No Objection Certificate [NOC], as claimed by the local authorities, is not a mandatory requirement from the Railways for opening the Railway Under Bridge [RuB] to public traffic.” The Division was responding to a news article, titled “Mahakalipadpu twin RuB opening caught in bureaucratic hassles”,which appeared in The Hindu columns on January 1, concerning the Mahakalipadpu twin Railway Underbridge at Jeppu missing one more deadline. The railways said, “The Railway portion of the work has already been completed, and as per established procedure, the facility can be opened for public use by the concerned authorities once the remaining approach and allied works under their jurisdiction are completed and statutory requirements are complied with.” …

Wankhede on bribe allegations in Aryan`s drug case: ‘Sometimes you rub…`

Wankhede on bribe allegations in Aryan`s drug case: ‘Sometimes you rub…`

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Sameer Wankhede, who headed the case involving the detention of Shah Rukh Khan`s son Aryan Khan in the alleged drug racket, faced several allegations after Aryan got bail. Sameer was accused of taking a bribe from SRK’s manager, Pooja Dadlani. In a recent interview, Sameer reacted to the allegations and stated that he is not scared because he has not done anything wrong. In an interview with Zoom TV, Wankhede was asked about the case. He shared that he didn`t get any appreciation or medal for what he did. He also stated that he believes in the country`s judicial system and knows that the truth will prevail. ‘I was prepared’- Sameer Wankhede Sameer shared, “You get medals and appreciation, but such things never happened to me. However, I was prepared from my early days. You know, when you try to implement the right thing and uphold the Constitution in your duty, sometimes you rub some so-called mighty people the wrong way. Agencies do their work; they have the right to do so, and having worked …

India vs England: Shastri, Manjrekar Rub Salt On Ben Stokes’ Wounds With ‘Outsource’ Remark

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The Day 1 of the 5th Test between India and England truly belonged to the hosts. Rohit Sharma‘s men limited England to just 218 runs in the first innings before putting up 135/1 on the board before the end of play on the opening day in Dharamsala. Seeing Team India dominate England ruthlessly in the 5th and final Test of the series, former India head coach Ravi Shastri said that Ben Stokes would need some Indian players in his team if India were to be beaten. India looked unperturbed on Thursday, coming up against England with the fate of the series already sealed. While Kuldeep Yadav and Ravichandran Ashwin led the team’s charge with the ball, bagging 5 and 4 wickets respectively, Rohit Sharma and Yashsasvi Jaiswal did the bulk of the damage with the bat. Shastri, placed in the commentary box, didn’t hesitate to give his verdict on the state of England’s performance in Dharamsala. “To beat India in India, England need the entire bowling attack of India’s. They need a Yashasvi Jaiswal, a Rohit …

‘Don’t Rub It’: Pakistan Star Feels After Effects Of Pat Cummins’ Bouncer On Chest. Watch

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Pakistan batter Saud Shakeel copped on blow on his chest on the opening day of the ongoing third Test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The incident happened in the 13th over with Pakistan 43/3 after opting to bat first in Sydney. Shakeel tried to duck Australia captain Pat Cummins‘ bouncer, but the ball did not rise as much as he had expected. Instead, the ball hit Shakeel on the chest and the physios came out to check on the batter. While a physio tried to massage his chest, Shakeel was still feeling the after effects of Cummins’ delivery as he urged the medic not to rub the bruised part. Ouch A Pat Cummins bouncer thumps into Shakeel’s chest…#AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/ZcgmIuaRxX — 7Cricket (@7Cricket) January 3, 2024 “Don’t rub it, don’t rub it” – Saud Shakeel, probably #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/sdYOdNWcY3 — 7Cricket (@7Cricket) January 3, 2024 Shakeel was eventually dismissed by Cummins a couple of overs later, reducing Pakistan to 47/4. After being reduced to 96 for five soon after lunch, Rizwan and Salman took on …