Day: November 13, 2024

WHAT CHANGED FOR ME WAS WATCHING RAHUL DRAVID IN ONE OF THE IPL SEASONS – KL RAHUL

Arijit Bose

Mumbai – Catch KL Rahul like never before in an exclusive interview on Star Sports’ special show, ‘KL Rahul – Unplugged,’ as the charismatic India cricketer opens up about the memorable moments that shaped his journey—from early struggles to embracing his unique game, inspired by legends like Rahul Dravid and Kane Williamson. He relives his incredible 14-ball fifty in 2018, shares insights from his best IPL season, and reflects on tough matches, like the aftermath against Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2024. Speaking exclusively to Star Sports, on an exclusive show…

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THE VIEWERSHIP AND QUALITY OF PROFESSIONALS THAT HAVE COME TO PLAY IN SA20 HAS BEEN GREAT: PAUL ADAMS

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Mumbai: Speaking on his experience of being a part of the first two seasons of the SA20, in an interaction facilitated by SA20, Paul Adams, South African Cricket Legend, said, “It’s been really great. I think the energy around the tournament and also the quality of the players has been absolutely magnificent. You can feel that, when you’re at the grounds, when you’re around, when the tournament’s on, there’s quite a bit of a buzz about it. And when you’re at the ground, it’s just the energy and the vibe…

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Work on Kisan Registry, KCC and Digital Crop Survey will be accelerated

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Digital Crop Survey

Lucknow:  State Agriculture Minister  Surya Pratap Shahi held a review meeting regarding Kisan Credit Card, Digital Crop Survey and Farmer Registry in his office at Vidhan Bhavan. Along with this, he also held a meeting regarding the implementation of DSR technology of paddy sowing. During the review meeting organized regarding Kisan Credit Card, Digital Crop Survey and Farmer Registry, he said that the program of Kisan Registry is being run. Under this, farmer identity cards will be issued to the farmers. For this, farmers will be made aware by organizing…

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Streamline Rural Development Department budget – KP Maurya

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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has directed the senior officials of the Rural Development Department to ensure that the budget of the Rural Development Department is utilized properly in time. The expenditure should be increased further as compared to the allocation. It should be reviewed and monitored continuously. Regular inspections should be done to check the ground reality of development works and effective action should be ensured on the basis of the report received. Said that development works should be clearly visible on the ground. He…

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SC CJI takes his first tough step

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As soon as he took charge, CJI put a stay on this matter in the Supreme Court New Delhi: Justice Sanjeev Khanna has come into action as soon as he took charge as the Chief Justice of India and has banned oral mention for urgent hearing of cases in the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna said  that oral mention will not be allowed for urgent listing of cases and hearing on them. Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna urged lawyers to send emails or written letters for urgent hearing of any…

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Online RERA application is needed to start an order after a complaint is solved.

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Without an online application, starting an order is not legal. – About 30 cases didn’t get an online request for order implementation. Lucknow: The RERA Act lets people file complaints online. The benches then look at the case and decide what to do. This includes refunds, interest, and even compensation. After a decision, the person who was complained about must follow the rules. They must do what the order says. If they don’t, the complainant should tell RERA. But, RERA can’t make the person follow the order. About 30% of…

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Habibullah Hostel Alumni members go down memory lane

Arijit Bose

Lucknow:  Habibullah Alumni Organization organized an alumni meet ‘Samagam 2024’ in the premises of Habibullah Hostel, the historic hostel of Lucknow University. The program started with the lighting of the lamp. The lamp was lit by the special guests Justice Brijraj Singh, Vice Chancellor Professor Alok Kumar Rai, Vice Chancellor Professor Manuka Khanna, Ajay Singh MLA Haraiya Basti. In the program, Vice Chancellor Alok Kumar Rai, Justice Brijraj Singh and Vice Chancellor Professor Manuka Khanna were welcomed by presenting a memento and a shawl. In the program, the magazine ‘Yugantar’,…

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Steady stream of city folk make a beeline for Uttarakhand Mahotsav

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Lucknow: On the fourth day of the Uttarakhand Mahotsav at Goma Ghat, a huge crowd gathered. All stalls were full, offering unique handicrafts not found locally. Shopkeepers were thrilled, and visitors were delighted. Today, the festival welcomed Senior Divisional Manager Sanjay Kumar Singh and others from Life Insurance Corporation of India. They were honored by the General Secretary of Uttarakhand Maha Parishad. Diwan Singh Adhikari, Convener of Maha Parishad, thanked State Bank of India and others for their support. 140 artists from 11 teams are performing in Dance Uttarakhand Dance…

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Aarambh Hai Prachand echoes at Gomti Book Festival

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Lucknow: The session on the stage of Gomti Pustak Mahotsav, Shabd Sansar started with a beautiful dance performance by the children of Mahila Vidyalaya Inter College on the song ‘Aarambh Hai Prachand’. After this, Vishnupriya Pandey  told the children that the name of Kathak originated from the word ‘Katha’. She said that Kathak means to depict a story. Apart from this, Vishnupriya ji encouraged the children with the poem ‘Every dream comes true, when this human sows devotion on the fertile land of life with hope in the eyes’ and…

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Celebrating the Literary Heritage of Lucknow at LekhakGanj in Gomti Book Festival

Arijit Bose

Lucknow – Day 4 of the Gomti Book Festival celebrated the legacy of MunshiNewal Kishore,the visionary founder of Lucknow’s iconic Newal Kishore Press, which became the world’s second-largest publishing house in 1858. In a session moderated by ChanderPrakash, Padma ShriRanjitBhargav, Nita Dube, and HimanshuBajpai honored Newal Kishore’s role in shaping “Lakhnawi culture” and his commitment to editorial freedom, which set new standards in journalism. His influence remains visible across Lucknow’s landscape, from Jubilee College to Hazratganj, which is also regarded as the heart and hub of the city. Under the…

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