Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, May 08, 2018
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| Dust storm lashes Delhi, NCR |
| The storm, with a wind speed of 70 kilometres per hours, hit Delhi around 11.20pm, an official at the Safdarjung observatory said. Earlier in the day, the Delhi government decided to close all evening schools on Wednesday and put search and rescue teams on standby in the wake of the meteorological (MeT) department issuing a warning of heavy rain and thunderstorm. |
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| SRH defend yet another low total to beat RCB by 5 runs |
| Table toppers Sunrisers Hyderabad produced yet another spirited bowling effort after skipper Kane Williamson’s crucial half-century to beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by five runs and virtually assure themselves a place in the play-offs of the Indian Premier League on Monday. |
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| KL Rahul wants to score big and not just fast |
| India opener KL Rahul has often faced criticism for failing to convert solid scores into big totals and the 26-year-old is no longer happy to just provide his Kings XI Punjab franchise with explosive starts in the Indian Premier League (IPL). |
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| Don’t have ego issues on getting hit, says Andrew Tye |
| For someone who has to deal with no less than Chris Gayle in the nets, Australian speedster Andrew Tye says it is best to keep the ego aside while bowling in the T20 format where even the best can be taken to cleaners on a regular basis. |
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| These Bengali celebrities and their quirky obsessions will surprise you |
| Some may call it strange, others may call it weird, but for these Tollywood celebrities, their obsessions are absolutely normal. Even after achieving almost everything, there are still certain things that the celebs just can’t have enough of. Check out these Bengali celebrities and weird obsessions: |
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| ‘Mati’ trailer echoes the pain of Bengal’s partition |
| Directed by Leena Gangopadhyay, ‘Mati’ weaves around a historical event and the crisis of partition. It narrates its aftereffects of the partition on the society. The recently released trailer gives a glimpse of a story beyond borders |
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