What's the jewelry cheating case involving Salman Khan, sister Alvira?
Bollywood actor Salman Khan, along with his sister Alvira Khan Agnihotri and directors of a jewelry company, has been summoned by a Chandigarh court in connection with a cheating complaint.
Salman Khan, sister summoned by Chandigarh Court in Rs 3 crore fraud case
Salman Khan and his sister, Alvira Khan, have been sent legal notices and summoned by a Chandigarh Court after a complaint of cheating and fraud worth Rs 3 crore was filed against them
Rs 3 crore fraud claim: Salman Khan summoned by Chandigarh court
Mumbai: Salman Khan, who is gearing up for the new season of Bigg Boss, has found himself in fresh legal trouble. A Chandigarh district court has issued summons to Salman, his sister Alvira Khan Agnihotri and the directors of Style and Content Jewellery Pvt Ltd in connection with a cheating complaint related to a Being Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Khalin Joshi extends lead to 7 Shots at J&K Open
Srinagar, Aug 5:Khalin Joshi shot a five-under 66 to extend his lead to seven shots at 13-under 129 on day two of the INR 1 crore J&K Open 2026 being played at the picturesque Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar. The 33-year-old Bengaluru golfer, who began the day with a two-shot advantage, backed up his opening 63 with another assured display. His bogey-free round featured three birdies and an eagle as he pulled clear of Delhis Rashid Khan and Chandigarhs Angad Cheema, who shared second place at six-under 136. Starting from the 10th tee, Joshi, as per a statement, made his first birdie of the day on the 12th after striking a five-iron to two feet. He followed it with a six-foot birdie conversion on the 13th before picking up another shot on the third, where he hit his lob wedge to three feet. The defining moment came on the par-five seventh. Joshi found the centre of the fairway with his drive and struck a seven-iron from about 190 yards to 20 feet before rolling in the eagle putt. That was one of the best putts I made all day, said Joshi. I struck the ball solidly and gave myself more chances than I did yesterday, but I didnt convert as many. Considering how well I hit the ball, I probably could have shot a little lower score, but Im very pleased, especially to keep the card bogey-free. Joshi, a former Asian Tour winner who captured the Andhra Open Golf Championship in April, has dropped only one shot through 36 holes. His lone bogey came on the 17th during his opening round. With a commanding cushion heading into the weekend, Joshi is determined to stay with the approach that has served him well over the first two days. The strategy will remain simple. The rough is quite thick, so hitting fairways will be the key, he said. Ill continue giving myself birdie opportunities and hopefully convert a few more putts over the next two rounds. Joshi has also embraced the relaxed atmosphere at Royal Springs, where the striking surroundingsand occasional bear sightingshave enhanced the experience. Its exciting to see the bears, although keeping a safe distance is important, he said. The scenery here is unbelievable, so Im enjoying the atmosphere and the fact that Im playing good golf. Two-time Asian Tour winner Rashid Khan (68-68) and Angad Cheema (68-68) remained Joshis closest challengers after returning matching second-round 68s. Cheema, who finished runner-up at the Boulders Classic in April, joined Rashid at six-under 136. The Czech Republics Stepan Danek (68-69), Noidas Gaurav Pratap Singh (68-69), Chandigarhs Ajeetesh Sandhu (65-72) and Joshua Seale (69-68) shared fourth place at five-under 137. Eighteen-year-old Gurugram rookie Harman Sachdeva (65-73), who produced the only bogey-free round on the opening day, slipped six places to tied eighth at four-under 138. DP World PGTI Ranking leader Saptak Talwar (69-71), who spent the summer competing on the HotelPlanner Tour, dropped from overnight tied ninth to tied 23rd at two-under 140. The par-four 11th hole was shortened and played as a par-three due to waterlogging caused by heavy rain prior to the start of the tournament. The cut fell at one-over 143, with 50 of 131 players advancing to the last two rounds. The J&K Open 2026 is supported by event title partner J&K Tourism and hosted at the Royal Springs Golf Course. The tournament is principally backed by global smart logistics provider DP World, serving as PGTIs Umbrella Partner, alongside Tour Partners Axis Bank, Amul, Amrutanjan Enerlyte, Campa, Air India Maharaja Club and Kalyani. Their collective participation reflects a shared commitment to Indian professional golf and to showcasing Jammu & Kashmirs growing stature as a destination for the sport.
Punjab Cabinet Approves Bill for Green Cover Preservation
Chandigarh, August 6: The Bhagwant Mann Cabinet has approved the Punjab Tree Preservation Bill 2026. This legislation aims to maintain ecological balance, prevent environmental pollution, and provide institutional arrangements to mitigate the environmental damage caused by deforestation. It also focuses on soil conservation by preserving green cover. Punjab is primarily an agricultural state, with approximately ... Read more Punjab Cabinet Approves Bill for Green Cover Preservation
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Chandigarh Court Summons Salman Khan, Sister In Cheating Case Linked To 'Being Human'
The case stems from a complaint filed by Chandigarh-based businessman Arun Gupta who has alleged that he was induced into opening a Being Human jewellery showroom in Manimajra on false assurances.
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Rajya Sabha MP Kartikeya Sharma seeks new train, Julana halt and daily Khatu Shyam link for Haryana
Haryana MP Kartikeya Sharma raised rail demands in Rajya Sabha. He sought new services and expanded existing ones for commuters and defense personnel. Sharma requested a halt for train number 20409/20410 at Julana railway station. He also proposed converting a special service into a daily intercity superfast express. A new daily superfast express between Chandigarh and Barmer was also demanded.
The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 131 crore in a Municipal Corporation Panchkula fund scam. Nine individuals face charges in connection with the alleged Rs 107 crore embezzlement case. Bank officials allegedly opened unauthorized accounts using forged documents and bypassed procedures. Funds were then layered through individuals and firms before being diverted into personal assets.
INSO demands restoration of student union elections, fee regulation commission in Haryana
The Indian National Student Organisation has called for the reinstatement of student union elections across Haryana, highlighting the need for a fee regulation commission to manage educational costs. They condemned the saffronisation of educational environments and encouraged students to rally for change. INSO leaders pledged to persist in their protests until their demands are acknowledged and acted upon.
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Punjab Opposition Faces Alleged Misconduct in Assembly: Pratap Singh Bajwa Speaks Out
Chandigarh, August 5: Senior Punjab Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly, Pratap Singh Bajwa, has launched a verbal attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government. He criticized the alleged misconduct towards the opposition, the deteriorating law and order situation in the state, and accusations made against Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann ... Read more Punjab Opposition Faces Alleged Misconduct in Assembly: Pratap Singh Bajwa Speaks Out
ISI-backed terror module planned attack at Delhi's Jantar Mantar during NEET protest: Punjab Police
Punjab Police successfully neutralized two ISI-affiliated terror groups, detaining nine individuals involved. One group's sinister intentions included orchestrating an attack on Jantar Mantar during student protests, equipped with petrol bomb materials. Their activities included surveillance on law enforcement and tactical assessments. Funds were transferred to the suspects via hawala channels and other clandestine methods.
Chandigarh University Launches Heritage Tree Conservation Project to Digitally Map and Preserve Centuries-Old Heritage Trees in Mohali
8th Pay Commission: The 8th Pay Commission will hold meetings in Jaipur. These discussions involve central government employees and their representative bodies. Similar meetings have been scheduled for New Delhi, Chandigarh, Chennai, and Puducherry. Stakeholders must submit requests for appointments through a specific online portal.
Khalin Joshi shoots 63, takes two-shot lead at J&K Open 2026
Srinagar, Aug 4: Bengaluru golfer Khalin Joshi produced a superb eight under 63 to grab the opening round lead at the INR 1 crore J&K Open 2026 at the Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar on Tuesday. The 33-year-old carded nine birdies and just one bogey to finish two shots clear of the field. Chandigarh's Ajeetesh Sandhu and Gurugram rookie Harman Sachdeva shared second place after returning identical six under 65s. Joshi, a former Asian Tour winner, credited his putting and two chip ins for the impressive round. He chipped in on the third and 15th holes and said he was delighted with his performance. Speaking after the round, Joshi described Royal Springs as one of the most beautiful golf courses and said playing in Srinagar always feels like a holiday. He expressed hope of maintaining his form over the remaining three rounds. Sandhu recovered from an uncertain start with eight birdies and said a birdie on the fourth hole helped him settle into his round. He also praised the scenic beauty and hospitality of Srinagar. Eighteen-year-old Harman Sachdeva impressed with the only bogey free round of the day, continuing his promising rookie season. Gaurav Pratap Singh, Divyanshu Bajaj, Angad Cheema, Rashid Khan and Czech golfer Stepan Danek were tied for fourth at three under 68. Tournament officials shortened the par four 11th hole and played it as a par three due to waterlogging following heavy rainfall over the past two days. The J&K Open 2026 carries a prize purse of INR 1 crore and is supported by J&K Tourism. It is being hosted at the Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar.
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J&Ks menstrual hygiene usage rises to 82.5%
Srinagar, Aug 04: The proportion of women aged 15-24 in Jammu and Kashmir using hygienic methods of menstrual protection rose to 82.5 per cent in the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6, 2023-24), overtaking the national average of 79.2 per cent, according to data cited by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday. The question was raised by MP Prof. Manoj Kumar Jha, who asked whether the government maintains State and UT-wise data on menstrual hygiene indicators among Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) women and girls. Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel gave the reply, providing a caste-disaggregated breakdown from NFHS-5 (2019-21), in which J&K's overall figure stood at 74.5 per cent, while also citing the more recent NFHS-6 national figure of 79.2 per cent. For J&K, the NFHS-5 data placed 76.1 per cent of SC women and 51 per cent of ST women in the hygienic-methods category, a gap of 25.1 percentage points, among the widest recorded across states. Since then, the NFHS-6 fact sheet shows J&K's overall figure across all women aged 15-24 climbing to 82.5 per cent, with usage at 95.5 per cent in urban areas and 79.3 per cent in rural areas, an improvement of 8 percentage points over NFHS-5. The ministry said data was not available for six UnionTerritories, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, Ladakh, Lakshadweep and Puducherry,in the NFHS-5 caste breakdown. It added that menstrual hygiene management is being strengthened through the Menstrual Hygiene Scheme under the National Health Mission, in coordination with States and UTs, while data on water, sanitation and allied indicators is collected separately by the concerned ministries.
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J&K becomes 10th fully literate State/UT
Srinagar, Aug 04: Jammu and Kashmir has joined the league of fully literate States and Union Territories under the Government of India's ULLAS (Understanding Lifelong Learning for All in Society) scheme, achieving a 99.09 percent success rate and becoming the largest population region to attain this milestone. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha extended his heartiest congratulations to teachers, administrators, and every stakeholder for the historic achievement. In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor wrote: UT of Jammu Kashmir proudly joins the league of Fully Literate States/UTs under the ULLAS scheme of Government of India. With 99.09% success, it stands tall as the largest population region to achieve this milestone. Congratulations to our teachers, administrators and every stakeholder who made this possible. Let us always remember that education is the truest force of empowerment and our collective responsibility is to keep advancing this mission. Out of 1,80,317 non-literates identified, 1,78,680 have passed (99.09 percent) under the ULLAS scheme. The criterion for declaring a State or UT fully literate is achieving a literacy rate of 95 percent or above, acknowledging that 100 percent literacy is unfeasible due to factors such as advanced age and intellectual abilities. So far, nine States and UTs had declared themselves as fully literate under ULLAS: Ladakh, Mizoram, Goa, Tripura, Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Sikkim, and Uttarakhand. Jammu and Kashmir is the 10th State/UT to achieve this status and has the largest population among those declared fully literate so far. States and UTs have prepared their strategies and plans and adopted best practices to achieve full literacy in accordance with the above criteria.
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New Delhi [India], August 4 : Air India flight AI2379, operating from Phuket to Delhi, experienced a sudden loss of altitude during cruise on Tuesday, following which 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries and were taken to hospital for medical evaluation. According to an Air India spokesperson, Earlier today, Air India flight AI2379 operating from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden loss of altitude during cruise. After the momentary event, the aircraft continued normally and landed safely in Delhi at 11:07 hrs IST. The Airbus A320neo aircraft was carrying 137 passengers and eight crew members. Of these, 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries and were taken to hospital for medical evaluation. As of 18:50 hrs on August 4, five passengers have been discharged, while the remaining individuals continue to receive treatment and care, the airline said. Air India teams remain at the hospitals and in close contact with those affected to provide all necessary assistance and support, the spokesperson said. In accordance with established safety and regulatory procedures, the relevant regulatory authorities have been informed. Air India is fully cooperating with the investigation, and the aircraft manufacturer has also been notified. Air India's foremost priority remains the safety and well-being of its passengers and crew. We will continue to support those affected and their families and will work closely with the relevant authorities throughout the course of the investigation, the spokesperson said. Meanwhile, a passenger onboard recounted the ordeal, saying his father was thrown into the air and hit the aircraft's roof, while his mother and two-year-old daughter also suffered injuries, describing the incident as a rebirth. My father was sitting on the aisle seat and was having coffee. He was not wearing a seat belt as there was no mandatory light for it. Suddenly, a big jolt happened and he flew and hit the roof and fell on the floor, the passenger said. My mother, who was sitting near the window, had her head smashed into the overhead cabins, which got swollen. She was later treated at the airport by the Medanta team, he said. One part of the overhead cabin fell and hit my mother near her left eye and caused swelling there too, the passenger added. Recounting how his wife and two-year-old daughter were affected, he said, My wife and my two-year-old daughter also flew in the air and dropped into the passage between the seats. My daughter suffered a head injury and swelling but was also treated by the Medanta team at the airport. Since the doctor said that the injuries were minor, we were discharged and left for Chandigarh by cab, he said. Describing the experience as extremely frightening, the passenger said, I would say that it was a rebirth for all of us. There were screams and my elder daughter, who is five years old, was so scared, as were we all. But we stayed put in Waheguru, and we landed safely. Praising the flight crew, he said, The pilot did a good job in helping us calm down. The crew was very helpful. Calling for an investigation into the incident, the passenger said, A thorough inquiry should be done to improve air safety for all. (ANI)
Railway officers torchbearers of New Indias pace, capability and resolve: LG Sinha
Srinagar, Aug 04: The Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today addressed and congratulated the officer trainees of the Indian Railways Institute of Transport Management, Lucknow, who are on the field visit to Jammu Kashmir. The Lieutenant Governor highlighted their important role in shaping the future of the Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS) and expressed immense pleasure in interacting with the 69 officer trainees selected through the Civil Services Examination in 2022, 2023, and 2024 batch. You are the torchbearers of New Indias pace, capability, and resolve. The diversity of backgrounds among the trainees, spanning engineering, medicine, law, science, and the arts, and representing states/UTs across the country including Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, West Bengal, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Odisha, and Chandigarh, reflects the soul of India. This diversity transforms into a shared national purpose during training, making the Institute a true laboratory of national unity, the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor emphasized the key role of Indian Railways in Indias transformation. He highlighted the progress achieved over the past 12 years under the leadership of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Electrification at record levels, the expansion of the dedicated Freight Corridor, the realization of the dream of connecting Kashmir to Kanyakumari, the launch of world-class Vande Bharat trains, and modernization of stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme are hallmarks of this new era. It must be noted by the officer trainees that Indian Railways is no longer just a passenger transport system but the driving force of economic development, logistics efficiency, and national unity, he said. The Lieutenant Governor urged the officer trainees to embrace their responsibilities as tough administrators and also as nation-builders. He also stressed the importance of efficiency in freight and passenger transportation. Every minute saved reduces logistics costs, strengthens industry competitiveness, and enhances Indias global standing. Officers of IRMS, IRPFS, and Accounts must balance administrative discipline with human sensitivity, ensuring safety, financial prudence, and public service, he said. The Lieutenant Governor outlined three guiding principles for the trainees including continuous innovation through digital technology, artificial intelligence, and data-driven systems, citizen-first service with respect, accessibility, and sensitivity for all passengers and freight customers and integrity and transparency as custodians of unprecedented national investments in Indian Railways. India is moving forward with confidence towards becoming a developed nation by 2047. Your decisions, strategies, and leadership will directly shape the future of millions of Indians. I hope you will remain dedicated to the selfless service of Mother India, lighting the path to a bright and prosperous future, the Lieutenant Governor said. Rahul, Course Director and Professor (Traffic Planning & Costing), officials and faculty members of Indian Railways Institute of Transport Management were also present.
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Chandigarh, August 4: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated on Tuesday that the Congress party has consistently engaged in vote-bank politics, using the poor, backward classes, and Scheduled Castes solely for political advantage. Referring to former Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi, Saini remarked that a leader who stood firmly with Punjab Congress during ... Read more Congress Exploits the Poor for Political Gain, Claims Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini
Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Chandigarh, August 4: Punjabs Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema presented a proposal in the state assembly on Tuesday. The proposal expressed concerns regarding the central governments decision to mandate the supply and implementation of E-20 petrol nationwide without ensuring consumer protection. Following this, the assembly passed a resolution appealing to the central government to reconsider ... Read more Punjab Assembly Urges Central Government to Reconsider E-20 Petrol Implementation
Retired army captain's wife found dead in Panchkula house; maid under suspicion
A 70-year-old woman's body was found on a rooftop in Panchkula. Police suspect their maid's involvement after the woman went missing. The deceased had reportedly gone to question the maid about missing jewelry. Officers found the maid's house locked and entered through an adjacent property. The body was discovered hidden behind large floor tiles.
Zigly Pet Care , Indias first omnichannel pet care brand, celebrated the third edition of International Happy Pets Day (IHPD) across its centres nationwide. Building on the success of the previous two editions, the annual celebration, coinciding with Friendship Day, brought together pet parents and their furry companions to celebrate the special bond they share while promoting pro-active pet healthcare. During the event, Zigly Pet Care also reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Indias pet care ecosystem by making quality veterinary care more accessible, integrated and community-driven. Pet parents with their furry companions at the IHPD 2026 celebrations The day-long celebration, hosted at 35 centres in 15+ cities across the country, witnessed the participation of over 2,500 pets and more than 3,500 pet parents. Under the theme Life is Simply, Undeniably Better Together, International Happy Pets Day 2026 featured a range of engaging experiences for pets and their parents, while encouraging proactive healthcare with complimentary health check-ups and wellness consultations. The event also marked the launch of Pet First Aid Kits, reinforcing the brands focus on proactive pet healthcare. As part of the event, pet parents also participated in the veterinarian-led pet first aid workshop, where they learned essential emergency care techniques. The occasion also saw the expansion of veterinary-led services, with the Noida centre being upgraded to a 24x7 veterinary facility and the Defence Colony centre receiving dedicated veterinary services. Adding to these services, primary & secondary care such as diagnostics, X-rays, upgraded surgeries, and physiotherapy have also been introduced in the DLF Lucknow & Basant Lok centre. Launch of Zigly Cares during IHPD 2026 Commenting on the occasion, Saurabh Jain, CEO, Zigly Pet Care , said, International Happy Pets Day has always been about celebrating the unconditional love between pets and their families. This year, we wanted to build on that purpose by placing proactive pet healthcare at the heart of the celebration. Alongside bringing pet communities together, we are expanding our veterinary ecosystem through upgraded 24x7 facilities, dedicated veterinary services across more centres, and the launch of Pet First Aid Kits. Together, these initiatives reflect our vision of creating Indias most trusted and comprehensive pet healthcare ecosystem, where pet parents can access quality care, expert advice and essential healthcare services whenever they need them. To make the event more interesting, a diverse lineup of games such as Snuffle Mat challenge, Best Trick Showdown, Pet Bingo, among others strengthened the bond between pets and their parents. To keep these memories alive and celebrate the journey so far, pet parents also enjoyed the caricature and photo booth sessions. The celebrations culminated with the Zigly Pet Care Awards, recognising inspiring stories from the pet community, followed by a group celebration that brought together pet parents, creators and animal lovers. Further strengthening its commitment to community animal welfare, Zigly Pet Care also announced the launch of Zigly Cares nutritious dry food created for community dogs. Available in 100 gm and 1 kg packs, 100 percent of the proceeds from every pack sold will be used to support the welfare of street animals. This also enables every pet parent to contribute towards the wellbeing of community animals through their everyday purchases. Adding purpose to the celebrations, 100 percent of the proceeds from International Happy Pets Day ticket sales, worth INR 6 lakhs, were handed over to the Zigly Foundation. The proceeds will help to support initiatives such as anti-rabies vaccination, deworming, reflective collar drives, rescue efforts, and facilitating adoptions for community dogs. As Zigly Pet Cares flagship annual community initiative, International Happy Pets Day continues to unite pet parents, veterinarians, creators and animal lovers while creating meaningful impact beyond pet care by supporting the wellbeing of community animals. Through International Happy Pets Day, Zigly Pet Care continues to evolve beyond a pet care retailer into a comprehensive pet healthcare ecosystem. By combining celebration, education, expanded veterinary infrastructure, proactive pet healthcare and community engagement, the brand is creating an integrated care journey that supports pets and their families at every stage of life while advancing its vision of making high-quality pet care more accessible across India. About Zigly Pet Care Zigly Pet Care is a leading omnichannel ecosystem for pet care, offering comprehensive veterinary care, best-in-class grooming and spa services, pet fashion, pet food, and more. With Pet Care Centres across Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Indore, Dehradun, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Mumbai, and Pune, Zigly Pet Care is steadily expanding its physical presence to major cities nationwide. As a direct-to-consumer (D2C) pet care brand, Zigly Pet Care is committed to delivering innovative, integrated solutions for pet parents. Visit your nearest Zigly Pet Care Centre, explore www.zigly.com, or download the Zigly Pet Care App to discover the Zigly Pet Care experience. Zigly Pet Care is part of Cosmo First Ltd. About Cosmo First Ltd. Established in 1981 by Mr. Ashok Jaipuria, Cosmo First Limited is a four-decade-old global conglomerate. Its consumer vertical comprises Cosmo Consumer covering Window Films, Paint Protection Films, and Ceramic Coatings for automobiles and Zigly Pet Care, a digital-first omnichannel pet care ecosystem. Its industrial vertical includes Cosmo Films (specialty films for packaging, labels, lamination, and industrial applications), Cosmo Speciality Chemicals (coatings, adhesives, and masterbatches), and Cosmo Plastech (rigid packaging). With sustainable innovation and R&D at its core, Cosmo First serves customers across 100+ countries.
Haryana CM Saini Criticizes Opposition Over Paper Leak Issues
Chandigarh, August 4: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed several issues on Tuesday in Chandigarh. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis efforts, criticized the opposition regarding paper leak incidents, and expressed pride in Haryana athletes performances at the Commonwealth Games. He also provided details about the upcoming Tiranga Yatra scheduled from August 9 to ... Read more Haryana CM Saini Criticizes Opposition Over Paper Leak Issues
Vlaeminck, Brown Headline Australia A Women's Squad For India Tour
T20 World Cup: Experienced international fast bowlers Darcie Brown and Tayla Vlaeminck will spearhead an Australia A women's squad for the India tour, starting September 12. The three-week tour comprises three T20s in New Chandigarh, three 50-over fixtures in Mohali and a four-day match at the picturesque Dharamshala ground in a three-week tour. The tour will mark a long-awaited return to top-flight cricket for Vlaeminck, who has endured a run with injuries, while Brown will feature in the white-ball component of the tour. Tahlia Wilson will captain Australia A in the 50-over matches in Mohali. Victoria's Nicole Faltum will captain in the T20 matches, while Tasmania's Rachel Trenaman will skipper in the four-day match. Vlaeminck dislocated her bowling shoulder while fielding on the boundary in the opening over of her first match of the 2024 T20 World Cup. She had lost her Cricket Australia contract in April following the torrid run of shoulder, foot and knee injuries. Brown was a surprise omission for Australia's T20 World Cup campaign which saw the Sophie Molineux-led side sweep through the tournament undefeated. She was effectively been replaced in the national side by Lucy Hamilton. National selector Shawn Flegler said, Both bring invaluable international experience to the group and having them alongside some of our younger players provides a great opportunity for those emerging cricketers to learn from two world-class fast bowlers while continuing their own development. The squad will be coached by Gavan Twining, stepping in from his role as an assistant with Australia's senior side, with Mick Delaney and Cameron Boyce his assistants. National selector Shawn Flegler said, Both bring invaluable international experience to the group and having them alongside some of our younger players provides a great opportunity for those emerging cricketers to learn from two world-class fast bowlers while continuing their own development. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Australia A squad to tour India: Darcie Brown, Maitlan Brown, Nicole Faltum, Tess Flintoff, Sianna Ginger, Charli Knott, Anika Learoyd, Katie Mack, Lilly Mills, Frankie Nicklin, Hayley Silver-Holmes, Rachel Trenaman, Courtney Webb, Tahlia Wilson, Tayla Vlaeminck Article Source: IANS
