MIG CRICKET CLUB
Arjun Kapoor sponsors aspiring girl cricketer's dream of playing for India
Actor Arjun Kapoor sponsors 11-year-old cricketer Anisha Rout's equipment until she turns 18, in support of her ambition to play for India. Anisha trains for eight hours a day, seven times a week, traveling 80 km to reach her cricket academy in pursuit of her dream to follow in the footsteps of her hero Sachin Tendulkar. Anisha's father Prabhat is grateful for the support, as he wants to provide her with the best facilities to help her achieve her goals.
World is his playground: Prithvi Shaw's journey from Virar to Rajkot
It's a matter of conjecture whether the West Indies attack could be rated as 'Test class' but the moment Shaw hit his first boundary, it seemed as if he was destined to succeed.
The story of food and football in Russia
Any major sporting event like the World Cup is, when conducted by an authoritarian state, an exercise in the bread-and-circuses approach to government.
Sachin Tendulkar imparts cricket education to kids on 43rd birthday
Tendulkar spent some time with the children, teaching them the basics of batting, bowling and fielding at the MIG Club. He posted the same on his official facebook page.
Bengaluru remains cool while other cities almost melt in summer
Hari Menon, CEO Of Bigbasket tells us how even during the middle of the day, he can sit out in the lawn strumming my guitar without the fear of getting scorched.
Poor land valuation resulting in black money in Delhi: CIC
Using its powers under the RTI Act, Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu directed the Chief Secretary to have "serious look" at the policy of circle rates.
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BKC is ideal for luxe homes, says Happy Home ED Umang Kuwadia
The spike in demand for residences in BKC is down to the rapid commercial development of the area in the last few years, believes Umang Kuwadia.
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