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Speculated reports and rumors about a suspected poisoning of underworld don and absconder terrorist Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar have taken the social media platforms by storm, making headlines on almost every mainstream media. While the news is still unconfirmed, there were many loopholes in the rumoured development that do not fit right.

Has Dawood Ibrahim been poisoned in Pakistan? Why the speculated rumours do not fit?

Stylish captain Rohit Sharma on Saturday lavished praise on pacer Mohammed Shami and other Indian bowlers for their stunning performance in the ongoing World Cup

Men's ODI WC: Bumrah, Shami, Siraj have been excellent, same for spinners, says Rohit Sharma

Relief and rescue operations are underway after a portion of an under-construction tunnel on the Yamunotri National Highway in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district on Sunday collapsed due to a landslide. Nearly 40 workers have been trapped in the tunnel. 
 


Yamunotri tunnel collapse: Efforts underway to rescue 40 workers, Disaster Management Secy takes stock

Says in dearth of any tangible issue against him, opposition parties had run away from the 'Main Punjab Bolda Haan' debate

If people have trounced you, that doesn't mean that you have been absolved of all the sins done by you against Punjab: CM to opposition

Nand Kishor Gurjar, the BJP MLA from Uttar Pradesh's Loni Assembly seat, has again stoked a controversy by saying that Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait would have been killed in an encounter had he not been among the farmers.

Tikait would have been killed in encounter: BJP MLA

MGN Public School Kapurthala organises 27th Annual Prize Distribution Function


MGN institution has always been striving for the all-round development of children with new technologies: ADC Sandhu

Mumbai, Oct 21 (IANS) Hammered and humiliated by South Africa in a 229-run defeat -- their worst-ever in a one-dayer, England captain Jos Buttler said considering the conditions at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday, "batting first would have been a better decision".

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