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PAK vs SL 1st Test: Pakistan-Sri Lanka Test Hit By Bad Weather After Saqib's Heroics
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Manipur's Lairenlakpam Ambekar Meetei wins India's first-ever Youth Olympics boxing gold
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Jackie Shroff, Sharad Kelkar, Neha Sargam, Spandan Sameer Javalagi, director Haris Imtiyaz Khan, cinematographer Kiran Deohans, and producer Sana Khan attended the trailer launch of Kaali Kheti at a multiplex in Mumbai. As expected, Jackie Shroff was in his element and raised laughs in his Bhidu style dialogues. But the surprise of the afternoon was Sharad Kelkar. Sharad Kelkar began by saying how he bagged the film, I was at a farm in Karjat when I was told by a friend that Haris would come and narrate a script to me. When youre on a holiday, you need to request your wife, Just give me 30 minutes. Ill hear the script and then come back. She agreed. They came and when they left, my wife told me, 3 ghante ho gaye hain tumko! I reasoned, Kahaani acchi thi; isliye sunn raha tha. Toh iski wajah se jhagda hua. Lekin uss jhagde ka phal accha hua (laughs). He then surprised one and all by perfectly mimicking Jackie Shroff. In Jackies style, he said, Bhidu, bada maza aaya tumhaare saath kaam karke, bhidu! Kaayko itna tension lene ka, bhidu? Subah aane ka, shooting karne ka, ghar jaane ka, bhidu. Bas! During the Q-and-A session with the media, a journalist remarked how Jackie Shroff and Sharad Kelkar looked convincing as father and son. Sharad quipped, Handsome log aise hi dikhte hain! Usme koi badi baat nahin hain! Jackie Shroff praised Sharad, Yeh itna khoobsurat actor hain ki kuch bhi kar sakta hai woh! Sharad was overwhelmed and he hugged Jackie Shroff. Sharad Kelkar revealed, If you shoot with him (Jackie Shroff) for 4 days, youll start talking like him! We play farmers in the film. I naturally look a bit tanned. We were shooting in open fields. So, my boy would hold the umbrella for me. He would tell me, Kya kar le raha hai, bhidu? Idhar aa dhoop mein, dhoop kha. Vitamin D le, bhidu. Yet again, Sharads imitation of Jackie Shroff was spot-on and it brought the house down. Even Jackie Shroff was amused. Sharad then continued his story and said that he had no choice but to ditch the umbrella and stand under the harsh sun. He added, I automatically got very tanned, as a result! Towards the end of the event, a journalist praised Sharad Kelkar for voicing Yash as Ravana in Ramayana. Sharad Kelkar, in a lighter vein, stated, Teeno lokon mein sirf ek ji raaj hoga, Kelkar raaj! He continued, On a serious note, I must compliment Yash. The way he has performed in the film, nobody could have done it. He is such a brilliant actor. His thehrav and the way he has essayed the part, I think it's phenomenal. Hence, hes getting immense appreciation. In fact, it was a challenge to dub for him because he was so good in the film. Kaali Kheti releases in cinemas on November 20. Also Read: Kaali Kheti trailer launch: Jackie Shroff REFUSES to comment on Tiger Shroff firing episode; reveals how he ran home and hugged his mother after watching a horror film: I feared there was somebody behind me
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Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Nov 12 (IANS) More than 18,000 tribal beneficiaries in Gujarat will receive land ownership documents carrying 7/12 land records this year, while the state government will launch 14 Johar Cafes to promote local tribal cuisine and products as part of week-long celebrations marking the 151st birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda. The celebrations, to be held from November 12 to 18 as part of 'National Tribal Pride Day', will also see the setting up of Shabari Booths at weekly markets in the state's 14 tribal districts. The booths will provide information about government schemes and facilitate the sale of natural farming products and food items. Announcing the programmes at a press conference in Gandhinagar on Thursday, Tribal Development Minister Naresh Patel said: The distribution of land ownership documents is aimed at fulfilling a demand of the tribal community. The state will also inaugurate or lay foundation stones for development projects worth more than Rs 2,300 crore on November 15, in the presence of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi and other ministers. The 14 Johar Cafes will be established to promote local food and products in tribal districts, while the Shabari Booths will serve as information points for government welfare schemes and platforms for marketing natural farming produce. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had accorded historical recognition to the contribution of tribal revolutionaries by declaring November 15 as Tribal Pride Day, he said. He referred to Birsa Munda's struggle against British rule for the protection of water, forests and land, which he led at the age of 25. The state government will also install statues of Birsa Munda in the 14 tribal districts and municipal areas where no such statues currently exist. Major roads connecting taluka and district headquarters, traffic circles and hostels for tribal students will also be named after him. Highlighting the government's tribal development initiatives, Patel said: The budget of the Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana, launched in 2007 with an allocation of Rs 15,000 crore, had increased to Rs two lakh crore. Tribal students are now pursuing higher education in medical and engineering institutions and IITs. Ganpat Vasava, state president of the BJP's Tribal Morcha, said the celebrations were being organised under the guidance of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and the state party organisation to take Birsa Munda's message of Our Land, Our Rule to people across Gujarat. The week-long programme will cover 55 Assembly constituencies in 14 tribal districts, all 34 districts and 17 municipal corporations. The programme began on November 12 with press conferences at the state, district and municipal corporation levels. On November 13, youth meetings will be held in 55 Assembly constituencies in tribal areas, with around 500 participants expected at each meeting. The gatherings will focus on Birsa Munda's life and contribution. On November 14, cleanliness drives will be organised from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Birsa Munda's statues and surrounding areas. Local saints, religious leaders and heads of religious institutions will subsequently be felicitated between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. At 6 p.m., his history will be read out in more than 4,500 tribal gram panchayats, followed by special aartis prepared in 12 to 13 tribal languages and the lighting of lamps in households. Public meetings will be held on November 15 in 14 tribal districts, 20 non-tribal districts and 17 municipal corporations in the presence of the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister and Cabinet members. The programme on November 16 will include a conference of retired officials, doctors, engineers, lawyers and prominent members of the tribal community. Traditional sports competitions will be organised across 55 Assembly constituencies on November 17, followed by women's meetings on November 18, with around 500 tribal women expected to participate in each constituency.
Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan attended the event alongside Danube Group Founder and Chairman Rizwan Sajan, Managing Director Adel Sajan and filmmaker Karan Johar, who hosted the evening. The launch marked the second collaboration between the Bollywood superstar and the Dubai-based developer.
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 12 (IANS) England captain Harry Brook has distanced himself from the renewed Sandpapergate controversy, insisting he has never witnessed ball tampering during his international career and choosing not to get drawn into the debate surrounding Australia's infamous 2018 scandal. Brook's remarks came ahead of the first ODI against Australia at Perth Stadium on Friday, with Usman Khawaja's recently released autobiography reigniting discussions about the ball-tampering incident during the Cape Town Test against South Africa in March 2018. Asked about the controversy, Brook said he had no first-hand knowledge of the incident, as he was still a teenager when the scandal rocked Australian cricket. I've never seen any ball tampering before. I wasn't in that (Australia) dressing room. I think I was about 17 or 18 years old, so I was completely oblivious to any of that stuff, Brook said during the pre-match press conference, as quoted by The Independent. The England skipper made it clear that his immediate priority was preparing his team for the white-ball assignment against Australia rather than engaging in discussions about events from eight years ago. We're here in Australia, we're looking forward to this series, and all we can do is concentrate on ourselves and getting ourselves as ready as possible. We're just trying to concentrate on ourselves at the minute. That's all we can do. We're here to play against a strong Australian side in their backyard, he added. Khawaja's autobiography has brought the controversy back into focus, with the former Australian opener claiming that the entire team was aware of the use of sandpaper during the Cape Town Test. He also alleged that Australia had used the object on the ball during the preceding Test in Port Elizabeth, now known as Gqeberha. His revelations were subsequently backed by former Australian opener David Warner, who was handed a one-year ban and a lifetime ban from leadership following the scandal. The leadership restriction was overturned in 2024. Meanwhile, Brook expressed excitement about beginning the series in Perth, recalling the atmosphere at the venue during the previous Ashes contest. Australia against England is always a good series, and we're looking forward to kickstarting it. We're very happy to be out here. We're all really raring to go here at Optus Stadium, which is where the last Ashes started. It's an amazing place to play cricket. The atmosphere when we played here was unbelievable, he said.
SEBI, IEPFA to organise Niveshak Shivir to resolve investors' pending claims, KYC issues
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority (IEPFA) will jointly organise the eighth 'Niveshak Shivir' in New Delhi on November 17, 2026, according to a statement by the market regulator. According to the release, the event will be organised in collaboration with market infrastructure institutions and registrar and transfer agents. The participating MIIs are BSE, CDSL, NSE and NSDL and RTAs are KFIN Technologies Limited, MUFG Intime India Private Limited, Bigshare Services Pvt. Ltd., Datamatics Business Solutions Ltd., Purva Sharegistry India Pvt, etc, the regulator said in the release. The initiative aims to facilitate the transfer of unpaid dividends for up to seven years, assist investors with KYC and nomination updates, and address issues related to the transmission of securities. It will also help investors resolve pending IEPFA claims involving unclaimed shares and unpaid dividends, besides assisting them in obtaini...
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Gujarat: Festive rush pushes GSRTC's digital ticket bookings to record 1.46 lakh in a day
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Nov 12 (IANS) The Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) has recorded its highest-ever single-day digital ticket bookings on Bhai Beej, with 1,46,875 seats reserved on November 11, generating digital revenue of Rs 3.55 crore. Of the total bookings, 99,402 seats were reserved through the GSRTC mobile application alone, which also generated Rs 2.27 crore in revenue. The corporation's total revenue for the day crossed Rs 13 crore, according to an official statement issued on Thursday.With this achievement, GSRTC retained its position as the country's leading State Transport Undertaking (STU) in digital ticket bookings and revenue for the seventh consecutive year. The record was set during the festive rush on Bhai Beej, when a large number of passengers travelled across Gujarat. The figures reflected the growing use of its digital ticketing services, particularly its mobile application, officials said. GSRTC's digital ticketing figures have increased considerably over the years. In 2019, the corporation recorded 74,368 seat bookings, generating revenue of Rs 1.53 crore. The number rose to 1,14,880 bookings, with revenue of Rs 2.10 crore, in 2022. In 2023, bookings increased to 1,32,177 seats and revenue to Rs 2.97 crore, followed by 1,41,468 seats and Rs 3.15 crore in 2024. In 2025, the corporation recorded 1,33,043 bookings, generating Rs 3.19 crore. The latest figures surpassed all previous single-day records for both digital bookings and revenue. Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi congratulated GSRTC employees, including drivers, conductors and mechanics, on the achievement. He also acknowledged the efforts of employees who remained on duty during the festive season, away from their families, to manage passenger movement. Despite being away from their families during the festive season, ST drivers and conductors have worked with dedication to ensure passengers reach their destinations safely and on time, Sanghavi said. The corporation said it would continue to focus on providing passengers with modern, convenient and transparent services, while thanking commuters for their trust in its digital ticketing facilities.
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