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Nottingham: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc was lucky against West Indies as the umpire failed to spot his no-ball and the very next ball he dismissed Chris Gayle. The ICC World Cup 2019 match between the two sides on June 6, was marred by umpiring errors. After the team’s 15-run victory, Starc interacted with journalists. Starc starred with the ball by taking five wickets. With India and Australia set to face off on Sunday (June 9), Starc spoke about the contest and bowling to Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and other batsmen.

The massacre that took place in 1979 is a horrifying instance of human rights violations. Journalist Deep Halder’s book Blood Island: An Oral History of the Marichjhapi Massacre serves as a reminder of the tragedy, which has practically disappeared from public memory

Southampton: Indian players sweated it out at a training session on Monday (June 3) as they prepared for their ICC World Cup 2019 opening match against South Africa on June 5 in Southampton. Barring India all other teams have already played at the World Cup while Virat Kohli and his teammates make a late entry into the 10-team competition. As they trained at the Rose Bowl, it was not a good sign for the team’s relationship with the Indian journalists as they boycotted Monday’s media session. This was after none of the Indian players or from the support staff were willing to interact with the media. The team had sent net bowlers Deepak Chahar, Avesh Khan and Khaleel Ahmed to face questions.

Kabul has been witnessing a week of explosions. The latest took place on Sunday (June 2) and claimed the life of one civilian while injuring 17 others including a journalist. No terror outfit has claimed responsibility yet.

BS Yeddyurappa, the state BJP president has batted in favour of editor Vishweshwar Bhat of Vishwavani newspaper, saying the JDS-Congress government in the state was muzzling freedom of expression.

 

A complaint was filed against Vishweshwar Bhat, editor of Kannada daily Vishwavani, for publishing alleged derogatory remarks against Nikhil, chief minister Kumaraswamy’s son

 

From political leaders in opposition to journalists, everyone took their turn to predict a BJP loss, only to be proven wrong on May 23 when the country witnessed a Modi wave. Here are 10 tweets of 10 individuals that will haunt them for some time to come

According to the complaint filed with the Delhi Police, 8 persons including activist lawyer Prashant Bhusan, journalist Chaturvedi, Sanjay Singh – AAP member of parliament have been named

If the tone and tenor of several Modi-baiters within the left-liberal ecosystem in the media is anything to go by, then BJP and the NDA are surging back to power again with PM Modi as the next Prime Minister

On the final day of campaigning that ended with twin press conferences between Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, the Congress president scored a massive self-goal by claiming the party has its own set of journalists

In Kerala’s Kannur, angry CPM workers entered the stage where the UDF candidate Rajmohan Unnithan was giving a speech and detached the microphone of the leader and threw it away 
 

Hina Khan had appeared at the red carpet and was mocked by Jitesh Pillai. The actress came back strongly against the journo’s comment, while Karan Singh Grover, Divyanka Tripathi came to her rescue and took a dig at the journalist for his remark.

Ajay Kumar, the complainant, has said that circulation of such photographs not only amounts to defamation but is also "against the ethos and culture of the country and the high office of the Prime Minister.”

The BJP has been systematic in its approach, and was never in a hurry in the eastern zone, say longtime political watchers. It began earnestly in the late 1990s, and it went about its task with the sincerity of a monk, says a Bengali journalist

Pashtun rights activist and senior journalist from Waziristan in Pakistan and who is living in exile in Afghanistan Imtiaz Wazir said these were not "terrorists", but "freedom fighters"