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29/07/2016

Today evening powerful match

Telugu titans Vs Jaipur pink panthars

26/07/2016

Pro Kabaddi League 4Points Table & Standings

26/07/2016

Ravichandran Ashwin thanks Anil Kumble after snaring 7/83

Ravichandran Ashwin slammed a century in the first innings and collected seven wickets in the second to lay the foundation stone for India's dominating win over the West Indies in the Antigua Test.

26/07/2016

Virat Kohli hails India's complete performance in Antigua Test

Skipper Virat Kohli hailed India's all-round show in the first Test by thrashing West Indies by an innings and 92 runs in Antigua.

26/07/2016

Pokemon Go Game is not for Mumbai Roads

Mumbai Police has begun its awareness campaign and the official handle of Mumbai police on Twitter posted a gif with a title, Pokémon can't go out on streets causing distraction

26/07/2016

No trace of missing IAF AN-32, search continues
Rajan Bargotra, the inspector general of the east region of the coast guard, said that as of now the search operation teams have not been able to detect any debris or appliance linked to the aircraft.

26/07/2016

Verizon to acquire Yahoo for USD 4.83 billion
The sale does not include Yahoo's cash, its shares in Alibaba Group Holdings, its shares in Yahoo Japan, Yahoo's convertible notes, certain minority investments, and Yahoo's non-core patents.

22/07/2016

1st Test: Kohli’s 143* guides India to 302/4 on Day 1

22/07/2016

Kabali rating 3.25***

Superstar Rajinikanth’s highly anticipated flick,Kabali,has opened to record breaking collections all over the globe. Expectations have reached the sky ever since the film’s first look teaser was released, showcasing Rajinikanth in his element. After an unprecedented promotional blitzkrieg, Kabali is all set for a grand release today in India. Let’s see if the film can live up to the massive expectations. Story: The Kabali movie deals with the plight of migrant Indian community, specifically the Tamilians, who lived in Malaysia. About 30 years back in time, many of the Indian laborers working in Malaysia, used to work as drug traffickers and goons under Chinese mafia gangs. One man, Kabaleeswaran alias Kabali (Rajanikanth), takes a stand for the betterment of his community. Himself a gang member working under gangster Sitaramaraj (Naazar), Kabali takes over the gang leadership on Sitaramaraj’s untimely death. With the gang leadership, also come the rival gang confrontations especially with Gang43 lead by the ruthless drug lord Tony Woo (Winston Chao). In his position as a gang leader Kabali also aids his community. He founded the Free Life Foundation, a non-profit organization to help poor uneducated Indian laborers in Malaysia. However, the violence of heading a gang takes its toll on Kabali’s family life, weaving into the movie a family element with the pursuit of Kabali’s wife. The rest of the movie comprises of Kabali and Gang43 trying to overpower each other. Analysis: Talaivar fans and general audience alike, will be wowed by the mesmerizing first fifteen minutes. However, as the narration switches to the core story, the movie suffers a slow pace in the screenplay. The highly popular teaser ‘Kabaaali … Da…’ has set the audience to expect a larger than life heroism spearheaded by a revolutionary Talaivar. However, the director sticks the script and takes his time to narrate the story – something that might not sit well with today’s fast tracked generation. Extra care was taken to portray the life of an immigrant Indian community in Malaysia in the 1980s. The mafia world and their operations are picturized well. The family thread between Kabali and his wife acts as a speed breaker (to an already slow paced narration) and might just not appeal to the audience. Amazing interval block with unexpected action scenes will thrill the audience. All in all, a satisfying first half. The masses might find it difficult to comprehend the struggles of an overseas blue collar worker. Adding to it, expect for the key roles, the supporting cast are Malaysians and Chinese. The story, the backdrop and the characters make it difficult for the common audience to connect with the movie. This might be a bigger problem with the Telugu dubbed version than with the original and might impact box office prospects. The second half starts off with Kabali leaving to India looking for his wife. Cue in thirty minutes of boring scenes which do nothing to help the film. The narration accelerates with Kabali’s return to Malaysia as he takes on Gang43. The well-executed pre-climax and the climax action episodes in which Kabali kills Tony Woo will have your heart beats soaring. The cinematography by G.Murali is world class. He captured the elegance of the Malaysia skyscrapers and ruggedness of mafia locales very well. Santosh Narayanan’s background score is another asset to this movie. Radhika Apte is ill suited for the Kabali’s wife’s role, it failed to get the emotions flowing. Dhanshika who played Kabali’s daughter role is better. Songs: The background theme “Nippu Raa…Neruppu Daa.. ” and the introduction song “Okkade Okkadokkade…“are awesome on screen. Other songs, mostly pathos, are not appealing. Anyways, this is not a movie that banks much on its songs. Positives: SUPERSTAR RAJANIKANTH – After a series of mediocre films, Superstar Rajani strikes back with a stellar performance in Kabali. Leaving behind the over the top mannerisms, the Superstar brings in his magnanimous style in its full glory and his screen presence fills the screen with energy. Outstanding cinematography with slick visuals of Malaysia backdrop. Introduction, interval and climax scenes Negatives: At times the very slow narration test the audience’s patience. Not many commercial elements Nativity issue for Telugu Audience Verdict: Kabali is a movie that launched with extremely high expectations and fails to reach them. The movie will open to mixed talk on the first day. We will need to wait to how it fares on the second day and going forward. Tamil version may fare better than Telugu. Watch with no regret and enjoy watching the ultimate star of our era – The Superstar Rajinikanth’s one man show Kabali !

21/07/2016

Indians in Olympics race

The 2012 London Olympics saw the best performance of India with 6 medals. Will they surpass this in Rio?

Rio Olympics 2016 begins on August 5 and will go on till 21. More than 10,500 athletes from 206 National Olympic Committees (NOCs), including debutants Kosovo and South Sudan, will compete for 306 sets of medals, in 28 Olympic sports. These sporting events will take place at 33 venues in the host city and at five each in the cities of São Paulo (Brazil's largest city), Belo Horizonte, Salvador, Brasília (Brazil's capital), and Manaus.

India first participated at the Olympic Games in 1900 with a lone athlete (Norman Pritchard) winning two medals — both silver — in athletics. The nation first sent a team to the Summer Olympic Games in 1920, and has participated in every Summer Games since then. Indian athletes have won a total of 26 medals, all at the Summer Games. For a period of time, India national field hockey team was dominant in Olympic competitions, winning eleven medals in twelve Olympics between 1928 and 1980. The run included a total of 8 gold medals, including six successive gold medals from 1928–1956.

The 2012 London Olympics saw the best performance of India with 6 medals — 2 silver and 4 bronze, followed by Beijing in 2008, where India bagged its maiden individual gold.

The following are the categories in which India will be participating in Rio Olympics.

Gymnastics: Dipa Karmakar secured Rio ticket, and thus becoming the first Indian female gymnast to qualify for the quadrennial event. Read more

Men's hockey: A spirited Indian men's hockey team defeated arch-rivals and defending champions Pakistan 4-2 in a nerve-wracking shoot-out to end its 16-year gold medal drought in the Asian Games and earned a direct berth to the 2016 Rio Olympics, in Incheon. Read more

Women's hockey: The Indian women’s hockey team qualified for the 2016 Rio Games after a long wait of 36 years. Read more

Badminton: Saina Nehwal is the current world number 2. The Indian badminton ace wants to be injury-free in the run-up to the Rio Olympics. Read more.

K. Srikanth prepares for the forthcoming Rio Olympics with vigour. Kidambi Srikanth will play the Indonesian Open at Jakarta (May 30 - June 4) and Australian Open at Sydney (June 17 – 12) with the aim of winning sufficient points to get into the top eight men’s players of the world, which in turn will help him avoid the top four players until the quarterfinal stage of the Rio Olympics. Read more

Ecstatic after becoming the first Indian men’s doubles pair to qualify for the Olympics, Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy are now looking to tighten their game and improve their fitness level ahead of the Rio Games in August. Read more

Women’s doubles pairing of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa also made it to the Rio Olympics. Read more

Tennis: For Rio Olympics 2016, till now, Leander Paes and Sania Mirza were qualified. Both Paes and Mirza will compete in the doubles category. Read more

It is well-known that Leander Paes is the only tennis player to have won an individual bronze at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996.

Rohan Bopanna cleared a lot of suspense with regard to India’s tennis entries for Rio Olympics, by reaching No. 10 in doubles ranking, but opted to stay quiet till the selectors announce the Indian squad on June 11. Read more

Have a look at our special on Leander Paes

Archery: A total of 4 archers have been qualified after having secured a top eight finish at the 2015 World Archery Championships. in Copenhagen, Denmark.The three-member women's team secured its berth by making it to the top eight in team recurve, while Mangal Singh Champia finished off in the top eight in individual recurve.

Atanu Das qualify for the Olympics. Read more

Rowing: Indian rower Dattu Bhokanal has qualified for the Olympics in single sculls by virtue of his second place, in a field of 20 competitors, in the final of the FISA Asian and Oceania Olympic qualification regatta in Chungju (Korea), according to India’s chief National rowing coach Ismail Baig. Read more

Read Dattu Bhokanal interview

Athletics: 18 athletes have been qualified, out of which 10 are men and 8 women. They will compete in: For men marathon (three athletes), 50-km walk (2 athletes), 20-km walk, discuss throw (Vikas Gowda) and shot put (Inderjeet Singh). For women 3000m steeplechase (Lalita Babar and Sudha Singh) Read more, marathon (2 athletes), 20-km walk (2 athletes), 800m (Tintu Luka), shotput (Manpreet Kaur).

Dutee Chand qualifies for Rio Olympics in 100m. Read more

Three more Indians qualify. Read more

Nirmala of Haryana became the first athlete from the ongoing senior National inter-state athletics meet to reach the Rio Olympics qualifying mark, when she clocked 51.48 in the women’s 400m. Read more

Three track and field athletes, Renjith Maheswary (triple jump), Dharambir Singh (200m) and Jinson Johnson (800m) qualify for Rio Olympics. Read more

Discus: Asian Games discus throw gold medal winner Seema Punia qualified for the Rio Olympics with a 62.62 m effort at the Pat Young’s Throwers Classic 2016 at Salinas (California) in the United States. Read more

Boxing: Shiva Thapa is the only boxer qualify for Rio Olympics 2016 after five-time world champion Mary Kom got eliminated. He will compete in the bantemweight category. Read more

Assured of an Olympic berth, Indian boxer Vikas Krishan (75kg) settled for a bronze medal in the International Boxing Association’s (AIBA) World Qualifying Tournament after he was ruled out of the semifinal clash owing to a cut on his forehead. Read more

Shooting: The shooters qualified for Rio Olympics 2016 are: (men) Abhinav Bindra (10m air rifle), Kynan Chenai (trap), Mairaj Ahmad Khan (s***t), Prakash Nanjappa (50m pistol), Gagan Narang (10m air rifle, 50m rifle pistol prone, 50m rifle 3 positions), Jitu Rai (10m air pistol, 50m pistol), Chain Singh (50m rifle prone, 50m rifle 3 positions), Gurpreet Singh (10m air pirtol, 25m rapid fire pistol) and Manavjit Singh Sandhu (trap). In the women's division, Apurvi Chandela (10m air rifle), Ayonika Paul (10m air rifle) and Heena Sidhu (10m air pistol and 25m pistol).

Weightlifting: Indian weightlifters earned two quota places for Rio Olympics — one each in men’s and women’s sections — at the recently-concluded Senior Asian Championships at Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Read more

Table-tennis: The Indians who entered in the table-tennis category are (men) Sharath Kamal Achanta and Soumyajit Ghosh, (women) Mouma Das and Manika Batra.

Soumyajit Ghosh on his Rio preparations

Wrestling: Before finalising the preparatory camp, the federation is expected to decide whether it will hold a trial between Narsingh, a 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medallist who won an Olympic quota place by securing a bronze medal in the World championship in Las Vegas last year, and two-time Olympic medallist ansd former World champion Sushil Kumar. A trial between the two may set a precedent, and the WFI may receive similar requests in other weight categories as well. The WFI is examining all possible options to find a way to settle the issue amicably.

The 85kg Greco Roman grappler, Ravinder Khatri, and 53kg woman wrestler Babita Kumari will be considered eligible to compete in the Olympics due to doping violations by wrestlers of other countries.

Earlier, Sandeep Tomar (57kg) and Yogeshwar Dutt (65kg) and Narsingh Yadav (74kg) in freestyle, Hardeep (98kg) in Greco Roman and Vinesh Phogat (48kg) and Sakshi Malik (58kg) had qualified for the Olympics.

Swimming: Sajan Prakash and Shivani Katariya will represent India in the swimming events at the 2016 Olympic Games, the Swimming Federation of India announced. Kerala-born Sajan, 22, will swim in the men’s 200m butterfly while 18-year-old Shivani will compete in the women’s 200m freestyle. Read more

Judo: Avtar Singh, who has become the first Indian judoka to qualify for the Olympics since 2004, is not nervous about doing well on the biggest stage of sports. Read more

Read more about Avtar Singh

Golf: Anirban Lahiri, S.S.P. Chawrasia and woman golfer Aditi Ashok have been selected to represent the nation at Rio. Read more

http://www.thehindu.com/sport/other-sports/indians-in-olympics-race/article8498313.ece

21/07/2016

21/07/2016

16 FACTS ABOUT THE OLYMPIC GAMES 2016 IN RIO DE JANEIRO

On the 5th of August 2016, the Summer Olympic Games 2016 will start.

SPORTS INSIDE presents 16 facts about Rio 2016:



1. The Summer Olympic Games 2016 will take place from 5th to 21st August in Rio de Janeiro



2. The opening and the closing ceremony will take place in the Maracanã Stadium



3. It will be the first Olympic Games ever held in South America



4. Up until today, the Summer Olympics have been held 27 times (6 editions in North America, 16 in Europe, 3 in Asia and 2 in Oceania)



5. The first Olympic Games (Olympic Games of the antiquity) were held in 776 in Olympia (Greek) and the first Olympic Games of the modern era in 1896 in Athens (Greek)



6. 10,500 athletes from 205 different countries will take part in the Summer Olympics 2016



7. 306 competitions in 42 different sports will be held in 17 days



8. Golf (returning after 112 years) and Rugby (returning after 92 years) will be the “new” sports of the Olympic Games



9. There will be 33 different venues in four different districts of Rio de Janeiro (Copacabana, Barra de Tijuca, Deodoro and Maracanã)



10. A few of the football competitions will not only be held in Rio de Janeiro, they will be hosted by Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Salvador and São Paulo



11. 7.5 million tickets are available and are already up for sale



12. Ticket prices range from 40 Brazilian Real (10.89 Euro) to 4,600 Brazilian Real (1,252 Euro)



13. The total costs of the Olympic Games 2016 in Rio de Janeiro will mount up to 37.6 billion Brazilian Real (10.24 billion Euro): 24.1 billion Real (6.56 billion Euro) for the infrastructure of the city, 6.5 billion Real (1.77 billion Euro) for sports facilities and 7 billion Real (1.91 billion Euro) for the operation and organization of the event



14. Until 2016, there will be 45 events held to test the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2016



15. In 2016, there will be 8,000 employees, 85,000 third party employees and 45,000 volunteers working for the Olympic Committee Rio 2016



16. The slogan of the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro is Viva sua paixão (Live your passion)

20/07/2016

20/07/2016

Sultan review: Salman Khan takes quite a beating and still stands tall

Director: Ali Abbas Zafar
Cast: Salman Khan, Anushka Sharma, Anant Sharma, Amit Sadh, Kumud Mishra and Randeep Hooda
Ratings: 4 Star Rating: Recommended4 Star Rating: Recommended(2/5)
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The first of the two wrestling dramas of 2016 has arrived. It stars Salman 'Bhai' Khan as an accomplished wrestler who comes out of retirement and becomes a mixed martial arts specialist. What's driving him is a tragic loss, a broken heart and forgiveness from the love of his life.
ALSO READ: Here's what Iulia Vantur has to say about Salman Khan's Sultan
The protracted drama begins with Akshay Oberoi (Amit Sadh, reminiscent of Raj Kundra here) struggling to popularize a MMA tournament, Pro Take-Down. His father, played by Pariksh*t Sahni, suggests that he ropes in Sultan (Salman Khan), an erstwhile wrestler, to give the league a patriotic spin and financial boost. But before we see Sultan's paunch, his gloomy demeanour and Rocky-like training regimen, audiences are taken back eight years to see how Sultan fell in love with wrestling. Cut to running into a feisty fair maiden-biker who beats him up in the lanes of Haryana. It appears that Sultan is struck hardest at his heart for he is convinced he has found his life partner in Aarfa (Anushka Sharma), daughter of a wrestling coach and owner of an akhada (Kumud Mishra). Only wrestling, and not love, is high on Aarfa's mind; she aims to win a gold medal at the Olympics and make Haryana and the nation proud. Disclaimer: If you want to watch a film about a female wrestler's hardships and rise to the top, perhaps Aamir Khan and UTV's Dangal will meet your expectations. Sultan is all about Salman, 50, giving it his all - physically and emotionally.
To win Aarfa's heart and gain her respect - a few minutes before she has slammed him for being a joker and lacking a purpose in life - Sultan decides to become a wrestler. It takes the thirty-something Sultan three months and a week of training to become a state champion. Because, Sultan Ali Khan aka Bhai can. Having proved himself as a wrestler, Aarfa immediately marries Sultan and in the next 10 minutes we see them having won top prize at the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games. But when it comes to the biggest of them all, London Olympics in 2012, Aarfa is a no-show. Ali Abbas Zafar, who has written the story, screenplay and dialogues, it seems has decided that Dangal can talk about feminism, for there is no consideration given whatsoever to observe how the pivotal turning point affects Aarfa who here has to make the ultimate sacrifice.

But let's not deviate from topic for this film is all about Sultan, who is now an Olympic gold medallist. But with great success there is a fear of greater arrogance. Soon Sultan is far away from his glory days - he is now a lonesome, unhappy, dishevelled and out-of-shape government servant collecting funds from locals. Enter Amit Sadh, who ropes in Randeep Hooda as the disparaging trainer who gets Sultan back in shape. This time Sultan takes a month and a half to beat the MMA practitioners. In Bhai we believe.
Sultan is ultimately a tropes-laden affair, with unnecessary songs and plot contrivances.It does have its occasional charm courtesy a nice supporting turn by Anant Sharma as hero ka friend who provides the laughs and then suddenly in second half becomes Sultan's ringside aid. But what keeps the 170-minute sports drama from being a borefest is but of course Salman Khan.It's easy to see that Zafar has written Sultan keeping Salman in mind. Every time adversity has knocked on Salman's doors, he has found a way around it. Just when you think he is down and out with yet another controversy, he bounces back. Like Salman, Sultan is flamboyant, possesses pride and a devil-may-care attitude, and more so a hunger to succeed. Sultan is another addition to Salman's recent filmography in which he plays a not-so-perfect hero who seeks admiration and respect through his good deeds. In this case, he also seeks atonement for his sins and bad behaviour and takes quite a beating for it. He runs, jumps, tumbles, gets punched, broken, bruised and hurled around, he bleeds, but he keeps going. There is vulnerability on display here and it is not just showing your fully waxed legs in tiny black briefs.

20/07/2016

Mind your language: A lesson Rahul Gandhi will learn the hard way

The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to quash the case filed by RSS activist Rajesh Kunte, directing Rahul Gandhi's lawyer that "either he apologise or face trial" as "such collective denunciation" cannot be pardoned.

19/07/2016

Portugal's players pose with the trophy after they beat France during the Euro 2016 final football match at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, north of Paris. (AFP Photo)

19/07/2016

Bumper Box Office: Salman Khan’s Sultan crosses Rs 500 crore in worldwide collections!

Just as we were telling you about the domestic box office collections of Sultan that had crossed Rs 260 crore, comes the news from producers Yash Raj Films that the blockbuster Salman Khan film has now made over Rs 500 crore at the worldwide box office! Yes, that’s true. Although detailed box office figures are not yet available, it’s for sure that Sultan is now equal to Dhoom:3, YRF’s Aamir Khan starrer that had made Rs 500 crore worldwide. Sultan has made USD 75 million in 12 days at the box office! (ALSO READ: Sultan box office: Salman Khan’s blockbuster collects Rs 260 crore in India; to beat Aamir Khan’s Dhoom 3)
Salman Khan‘s Sultan released ahead of Eid 2016 that is July 6, and after almost two weeks in theatres, the film collected Rs 260 crore in India. So we guess the remaining Rs 240 crore was earned from the overseas market!

19/07/2016

10 CRPF commandos killed in IED blast set off by Naxals in Bihar

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/10-CRPF-commandos-killed-in-IED-blast-set-off-by-Naxals-in-Bihar/articleshow/53276019.cms

18/07/2016

This is an up-to-date list of upcoming Apple phones. These are either officially announced models that have not yet hit the market or future models, which we know thanks to leaks or rumors.
Apple is an American company that started its business by producing personal computers. It later created iconic products such as its line of music players (iPod), cell phones (iPhone) and tablets (iPad).

18/07/2016

Upcoming Apple iphone 7

18/07/2016

List of Upcoming Bollywood Movies In 2016, 2017 With Release Date & Latest Trailer

18/07/2016

India Relying on Spin to Win vs West Indies

Indian spinners picked up 12 wickets in the last warm-up match ahead of the four-match Test series vs West Indies. Will the hosts give the Indians spin advantage in their backyard?

The condition in St Kitts was hot and humid, just like home. And the wickets offered slow turn and bounce, which made India's spin trio to dream of rewards. And so their effort yielded 12 wickets (for spinners) in the 3-day warm up game. R Ashwin got three in each innings. The bowlers are intrigued by what could be on offer for them in the first Test in Antigua.

Ravindra Jadeja, who finished with figures of 4/58, says, "(It) feels good to be back in Test mode. It is important to be fit and have the stamina to bowl 15-20 overs a day. I did not experiment much during the warm-up tie. There was slow turn and bounce available (in St. Kitts). I tried bowling the right line and was getting help from the wicket too."

Jadeja, with Ashwin and Mishra, will be expected to power India's bowling. They have not just extracted juice from the wicket but have also dug into Anil Kumble's experiences. They believe that'll make a huge difference to the bowling group.

Jadeja says, "He (Anil Kumble) can tell us about his experiences. He has been a great bowler for India because he has done very well both in Tests and ODIs. When we speak to him in the dressing room, he tells us about his experiences. Even Ashwin gives me tips. But it is a big thing for us to have someone like Anil Kumble in the dressing room."

However, on the field, their preparations will count. So far the spinners have lived up to the expectations of the team, picking 12 of the 16 wickets in the last practice game. However the fast bowlers are yet to prove their mettle on the flat tracks of West Indies.

Yet they enjoy the support of the team-mates, "If there is turn and bounce, we have Mishra, Jadeja and Ashwin. They have been in good form in Tests of late. We shall be happy to get turning wickets but we have the firepower in our fast bowling as well. All of them are doing well. They have increased their pace and fitness levels," says KL Rahul.

Taking 20 wickets will be the key to winning the series in the Caribbean. And this new Indian Team under Virat Kohli wants to prove that they aren't just tough competitors at home but equally potent in foreign conditions too.

18/07/2016

Appointing Anil Kumble as India Coach a Great Move by BCCI: Courtney Walsh

Basseterre: Former West Indies captain Courtney Walsh hailed the BCCI decision of appointing Anil Kumble as the chief coach terming the leg-spinner as someone who has "his heart in right place".

"I think it is a very good move. He is a very well respected person, and someone who is involved with the ICC as well," Walsh, who has 519 Test and 227 ODI wickets said. Walsh, who is also a national selector, was present in St Kitts to watch the warm-up games and was seen enjoying dinner with the Indian coach.

"He (Kumble) has always wanted to contribute and give something back to cricket and his heart is in the right place. I am sure he will do everything in his power to ensure that Indian cricket stays at the top or even gets better," said Walsh.

18/07/2016

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18/07/2016

Pema Khandu sworn in as Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister

Pema Khandu was today sworn in as the ninth Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh marking the culmination of fast-paced political developments in this north-eastern state.

Chowna Mein was sworn in as the Deputy Chief Minister. Son of late Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu, 37-year-old Pema, who became the youngest chief minister in the country, and Mein were administered the oath by Governor Tathagata Roy at the Rajbhavan in Itanagar.

Hours ahead of the scheduled floor test in the Assembly yesterday which Chief Minister Nabam Tuki was directed by the governor to take, the Congress Legislature Party had elected Pema Khandu, in place of Tuki, who was restored to the Chief Minister's post earlier this week after the apex court verdict.

Pema then staked claim to power on the basis of the support of 45 party MLAs along with two independents. In a volte-face, ousted chief minister Khaliko Pul, also returned to the party fold with 30 dissident MLAs.

In the 60-member House with an effective strength of 58, Congress now claims the support of 47 MLAs, including two independents.

18/07/2016

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18/07/2016

Follow the Pro Kabaddi points table for the Pro Kabaddi League Season 4 (PKL 2016) only on starsports.com. Know where your favourite team stands in our Pro Kabaddi season 4

18/07/2016

Celebrities and Tollywood actors are lining up to take part in the second phase of ‘Telanganaku Haritha Haram’ campaign launched on Friday by stateChief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao in Nalgonda district.

KCR launched the two-week long Haritha Haram campaign by planting saplings in Gundrampalli near Chityal in Nalgonda district.

He joined one lakh green volunteers who planted over 1.25 lakh saplings all along the 165 km Telangana stretch of the Hyderabad-Vijayawada national highway.

The state government planned to plant a record 46 crore saplings, including 25 lakh in Hyderabad, during the season.

Stars like Akkineni Nagarjuna, Amala Akkineni, Chiranjeevi, Rakul Preet, Rashi Khanna, Laxmi Manchu, Regina Cassandra,Rana Daggubati and Allu Arjun also did their bit by planting saplings in different parts of the city.

IT Minister K T Rama Rao too planted saplings at Cyberabad commissionerate and TCS campus Gachibowli, Hyderabad.

Haritha Haram envisages to increase the present 24% tree cover in the state to 33% of the geographical area of the state. 230 crore sapplings are proposed to be planted in the state during next three years.

18/07/2016

Rajinikanth is back with yet another magnum opus in Kabali. Directed by Pa Ranjith, the film’s song Neruppa Da is a big hit already and fans are waiting with bated breath for the release. Film’s producer Thanu has predicted that the film will be bigger than Baahubali and will do more than Rs 500 crore business.