लॉटरी ठगीKaren Khachanov and Jason Kubler shared a rally of 70 shots in their second round match at the Australian Open on Wednesday but the end, when it came, was something of an anti-climax.Veteran Indian designer Ritu Kumar staged her comeback to ICW after more than a decade with a collection that “encapsulates a new feminine aesthetic through heritage textiles and nuanced classicism on dresses, jackets, capes and Anarkalis”.The Gujarat High Court on Thursday ordered Principal Secretary (Urban Development and Urban Housing) Ashwani Kumar to constitute an inquiry committee to look into the role and responsibility of the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) commissioner in 2015-2016, when the person was “instrumental” in awarding a contract “illegally” to Kotia Projects for the redevelopment of Harni lake in the city. |
लॉटरी ठगीReferring to Congress claiming that BJP will change the Constitution and end reservation if it comes to power, he said: “Today, I challenge Congress ke shahzade (MP Rahul Gandhi), the party and all its members that if they have courage, announce that on the basis of religion, they will never misuse reservation, change the Constitution and give reservation to anyone. They will not do that because dal me kuch kala hai (there’s something fishy)… I say this on record that till BJP is there, till Modi is there, Bababsaheb’s and India’s Constitution, the reservation given to SC, ST and OBCs and the general class is secured…”With his glowing, handsome face and silky-husky voice, Harry Belafonte was one of the first Black performers to gain a wide following on film and to sell a million records as a singer; many still know him for his signature hit “Banana Boat Song (Day-O),” and its call of “Day-O! Daaaaay-O”. But he forged a greater legacy once he scaled back his performing career in the 1960s and lived out his hero Paul Robeson’s decree that artists are “gatekeepers of truth”.Shares of IndiGo jumped over 1 per cent after the company’s announcement. At the time of writing, IndiGo’s shares were trading 0.86 per cent higher to Rs 2,359.