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WPL 2026: In afterglow of World Cup triumph, Indian cricket will hope to unearth new gems | Cricket News

WPL 2026: In afterglow of World Cup triumph, Indian cricket will hope to unearth new gems | Cricket News

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Under the Friday Night Lights of DY Patil Stadium, 68 days after the famous World Cup triumph at this very venue, Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana will walk out to the middle once more, not as teammates and trusted leadership partners, but opposing captains. The fourth edition of the Women’s Premier League promises to be more competitive than the previous versions, with teams having had the chance to reset at the mega auction. The league has already played a key role in elevating India’s top cricketers from competitors to winners but in the afterglow of becoming World Champions, the attention on Indian women’s cricket is bound to be higher than ever. As was expected, the group of 16 cricketers who were part of the World Cup triumph have rightly enjoyed adulation across the country, and across multiple platforms. Most of them will be playing key roles for their respective franchises, but the real measure of WPL’s success will be seen in unearthing new names that can challenge the headliners. ALSO READ | WPL 2026: Harmanpreet …

Probe to unearth any conspiracy to halt Hari Hara Veera Mallu release

Probe to unearth any conspiracy to halt Hari Hara Veera Mallu release

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Telugu film industry seems to be witnessing unprecedented developments. A day after producer Allu Aravind made it clear that he was not part of the Big 4 group who are controlling the theatres in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, AP cinematography minister Kandula Durgesh held a press conference on Monday. Irked by the recent buzz that the film theatres in the Telugu speaking states would head for a potential closure, Durgesh stated that an official probe has been ordered to hear the concerns of the film industry — exhibitors, distributors, and producers. The probe would be conducted by the Principal Secretary of the Home Department. It also aims to identify the reasons that triggered speculation for the potential closure of film theatres. Govt. extends cooperationMinister Durgesh met Home Secretary Kumar Vishwajeet and ordered an investigation into the problems.  He reinstated that the inquiry would seek to find out the solutions for current problems and offer a means of progression for the industry. He further stated that the coalition government (NDA) in AP is ready to provide …

Archaeologists Unearth Circular Mass Grave of Wounded Individuals in Ancient Peruvian Tomb

Archaeologists Unearth Circular Mass Grave of Wounded Individuals in Ancient Peruvian Tomb

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At El Curaca, in the Atico River Valley, archaeologists Jósef Szykulski and associates have made a major finding: a huge, round stone tomb. It was found in October of 2024 that the Chuquibamba, or Aruni, people had lived at the site between the years 1000 and 1450 AD. Along with relics of pottery, bone, stone tools, maize cobs, and textiles, the tomb included twenty-four men, women, and children. The bones suggested that, given their linens, all of the dead were victims of injuries fit for combat scars. The expensive grave goods buried with the bodies imply that the Aruni side prevailed in the war. Currently using 3D scanning to document the skulls, Szykulski and his team are conserving the fabrics discovered and examining the ceramics and wood objects taken from the tomb. Ancient Battle-Scarred Tomb Uncovered in Peru Reveals Clues About Pre-Inca Conflict and Culture Rising in the Atico River Valley of Peru, a large circular stone monument marks evidence of the historical struggle between the Chuquibamba, or Aruni people, as per a translated Facebook …

Fans unearth old video of Fahadh Faasil saying there was no ‘Pushpa 1, Pushpa 2’: It was supposed to be a web series

Fans unearth old video of Fahadh Faasil saying there was no ‘Pushpa 1, Pushpa 2’: It was supposed to be a web series

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Dec 08, 2024 08:20 PM IST After the release of Pushpa 2: The Rule, fans unearthed an old video of Fahadh Faasil revealing why Pushpa was split into two parts later on. Sukumar’s Pushpa 2: The Rule saw Fahadh Faasil play an egotistical police officer called Bhanwar Singh Shekawat, who faces off against Allu Arjun’s red sanders smuggler, Pushpa Raj. After the film’s release, fans unearthed an interview Fahadh gave to Cue Studio in 2022, speaking about how a web series turned into a film, later split into two parts. (Also Read: Pushpa 2 The Rule worldwide box office collection day 3: Allu Arjun film in ‘thaggede le’ mode at ₹600 crore) Fahadh Faasil plays police officer Bhanwar Singh Shekawat in Pushpa 2: The Rule. ‘Was a web series for Netflix’ Fahadh claimed that when Sukumar first approached him for the project, it was supposed to be just one film, with his character coming in at the interval point. “There was no Pushpa 1, Pushpa 2, only one Pushpa. He narrated the police station scene …

Yeonwoo Transforms Into A Mysterious Character Trying To Unearth Family Secrets In Upcoming Drama “Bitter Sweet Hell”

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MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama “Bitter Sweet Hell” has offered a sneak peek into Yeonwoo’s character! “Bitter Sweet Hell” is a black comedy starring Kim Hee Sun as Noh Young Won, the top family psychiatrist in all of Korea. When an anonymous blackmailer puts her career and family at risk, Noh Young Won teams up with… Continue reading Yeonwoo Transforms Into A Mysterious Character Trying To Unearth Family Secrets In Upcoming Drama “Bitter Sweet Hell” The post Yeonwoo Transforms Into A Mysterious Character Trying To Unearth Family Secrets In Upcoming Drama “Bitter Sweet Hell” first appeared on Soompi. Source link

Gujarat Cops Arrest Maulvi; Unearth Plan to Kill Hindu Leader, Threaten TV Channel Editor, MLA

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Last Updated: May 04, 2024, 22:28 IST Surat police identified the arrested accused as 27-year-old Maulvi Sohel Abubakr Timol. (Representational Image) Surat police commissioner Anupam Singh Gehlot identified the arrested accused as Maulvi Sohel Abubakr Timol (27), who worked at a thread factory as a manager and offered private tuition on Islam to Muslim children A man was arrested in Surat in Gujarat on Saturday for allegedly planning to murder the leader of a Hindu organisation and threatening the chief editor of Sudarshan television channel as well BJP’s Telangana MLA Raja Singh and the party’s former spokesperson Nupur Sharma in connivance with his handlers from Pakistan and Nepal, a senior police official said. Surat police commissioner Anupam Singh Gehlot identified the arrested accused as Maulvi Sohel Abubakr Timol (27), who worked at a thread factory as a manager and offered private tuition on Islam to Muslim children. He was found to be conspiring with people from Pakistan and Nepal to offer Rs 1 crore ‘supari’ (contract for killing) and procure weapons from Pakistan to kill …

Nagpur: Three girls rescued as police unearth sex racket at spa; three held

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The Social Security Branch (SSB) of the Nagpur Police arrested three persons after busting a sex racket operated from a spa and rescued three girls, an official said on Saturday. The accused person included the owner of the spa, situated in Deendayal Nagar area, and two others, including a woman, he said. Police seized cash, mobile phones, and other material worth Rs 80,000 from the accused, he added. They are arrested under the Prevention of Immoral Trafficking Act, the official said, adding that further investigation is underway.  Meanwhile in another development in Nagpur, a police constable allegedly committed suicide at the Unconventional Operations Training Centre (UOTC) in Nagpur on Saturday, an official said. Mangesh Maski (35), attached to the State Reserve Police Force`s Group 4, shot himself with his service rifle at around 5pm, said the Wadi police station official. “He was on deputation to the UOTC, which is an anti-Naxal training facility of Maharashtra police. Sitting in his chair, he kept the rifle to his chin and fired. The bullet passed through his skull. …

3 Held for Firing at Deputy Sarpanch in Nagpur; Cops Unearth ‘Contract Killing’ Plot

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Published By: Pragati Pal Last Updated: January 25, 2024, 10:23 IST The accused allegedly offered Rs 4 lakh to the two persons to kill the deputy sarpanch, an official said. (Representative Image: iStock) The deputy sarpanch received injuries on his face and was hospitalised. Investigations revealed that one of the accused gave a “contract” to two persons to kill the victim after the latter defeated him in the gram panchayat election and reported about his illegal liquor trade to police Police have arrested three persons for allegedly attempting to kill the 42-year-old deputy sarpanch of a village in Maharashtra’s Nagpur district, officials said. The incident took place in Mangarul village on Tuesday morning when two motorcycle-borne persons shot at the victim and fled, they said. The deputy sarpanch received injuries on his face and was hospitalised. Investigations revealed that one of the accused gave a “contract” to two persons to kill the victim after the latter defeated him in the gram panchayat election and reported about his illegal liquor trade to police, officials from Umred …

Commercial tax sleuths unearth multi-state, ₹180 Crore GST racket

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The Commercial Taxes Department of Karnataka arrested a key mastermind of a multi-State multi-crore GST fraud ring in a two-day operation. The ring issued fake invoices totalling to ₹1008 crore leading to illegally availing Input Tax Credit of ₹180 crore. According to an official release, this operation spanning over two days, and conducted in collaboration with Kerala State GST authorities, revealed significant fraudulent activities. The accused Mohammed Siddiq was caught in Mysuru on Wednesday. “The accused used to acquire dummy GST registrations using forged documents, facilitating scrap businesses in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. He further issued fake tax invoices, misappropriating Input Tax Credit without remitting the taxes to the governments in the initial transaction. The fraudulent network extended its operations to Kerala and Tamil Nadu, obtaining fake GST registrations to unlawfully transfer bogus Input Tax Credit to fake taxpayers registered in Karnataka. According to the officials, this aimed to offset outward tax liability, evading GST cash responsibility on outward supplies and resulting in substantial losses to the government exchequer,” Commercial Tax Department said. “The …