England beat India by 5 runs
India finished on 316-9
23.01.2017 09:44:16 – Third Test between India Vs England is being played at Eden Garden Kolkutta WB India.India lost their top five batsmen for 173 but Kedar Jadhav (90) and Hardik Pandya brought the hosts back in the match with a sixth-wicket stand of 104.
With India needing 16 off Chris Woakes’s final over, Jadhav, who scored a century in the first ODI at Pune, smashed the paceman for a six and a four but was then caught by Sam Billings at deep cover after two dot balls. The hosts finished on 316-9.
(live-PR.com) – Third Test between India Vs England is being played at Eden Garden Kolkutta WB India. India won the toss elected to Field. India replace Dhawan for his poor performance with Rihane. At the end of five overs England has scored 27 runs.England lost first wicket of Sam billing on score 35 caught Gumurah bowled Ravindra Jadeja at score 98/1. JC
Roy 65 runs is out by Ravindra straight ball England score,110/2 .England skipper E Morgan at crease. England score 321 runs in stipulated 50 overs. India chasing 202 /5 in 35 over.India could not chase the total fell short of five runs hence lost Eden Garden rest .But India won the series against England . India Vs England India Win 2 -1 .
India had just taken 16 runs off Woakes in the 47th over and needed 27 in 18 balls when England captain Eoin Morgan called on Stokes to bowl his final over.
Stokes gave away just four runs, added the wicket of Ravichandran Ashwin to his tally and finish with 3-63
Kohli is confident the problems will be sorted out by then.
Kohli is confident the problems will be sorted out by then.
“Whatever areas or concerns we have, we’ll address them,” Kohli told reporters.
“First we didn’t have an opening problem, it was an issue with the middle order. Now the middle order has been sorted.
“We have very good openers with us. It’s not a case where we have to find openers. You have to give chances for people to come back into form.
“I think if we back our openers and give them confidence, it’s all about one or two innings in international cricket. Once you get the flow, everything clicks.”
Stokes, who rallied to pick three Indian wickets after being hammered around the park.
Stokes first dismissed India’s best batsman Virat Kohli for 55 before returning to remove Pandya for 56 and break his dangerous partnership with Jadhav.
England beat India by a narrow margin of five runs in the third and final cricket One-day international in Kolkata last night. The win prevented the hosts from making a clean sweep of the series. India still won the series 2-1, having won the first two matches played in Pune and Cuttack. Sent in to bat, the visitors made 321 for 8 in their 50 overs. Jason Roy was the top scorer with 65.
Chasing the target of 322, Indian batsmen wilted under pressure and lost the plot in the final over after nearly pulling it off in the nail-biting encounter. Kedar Jadhav who made 90 off 75 balls, was on the verge of single-handedly taking his side to a memorable win as he hit a six and four in the first two balls of the final over. But after his dismissal, India failed to rattle up the required runs to lose the match.
England’s Ben Stokes was declared Player of the Match for his fine all-round display. He remained unbeaten on 57 and also claimed three wickets for 63 runs in the Indian innings. India’s KM Jadhav was adjudged the Man of the Series. The three-match series went into the record books with a total of 2090 runs that eclipsed 1892 runs scored in the Afro-Asia Cup in 2007. Now the two sides head for the three-match T20 International series beginning on January 26 in Kanpur.
India lost their top five batsmen for 173 but Kedar Jadhav (90) and Hardik Pandya brought the hosts back in the match with a sixth-wicket stand of 104.
India lost their top five batsmen for 173 but Kedar Jadhav (90) and Hardik Pandya brought the hosts back in the match with a sixth-wicket stand of 104.
With India needing 16 off Chris Woakes’s final over, Jadhav, who scored a century in the first ODI at Pune, smashed the paceman for a six and a four but was then caught by Sam Billings at deep cover after two dot balls. The hosts finished on 316-9.
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Peace talks to resolve Syrian conflict
Fresh peace talks aimed at resolving the Syrian conflict will begin today in the Kazakhstan capital, Astana. The agenda at the two-day meeting brokered by Russia, Iran and Turkey is expected to focus on how to come up with a lasting ceasefire. Russia has backed the government of President Bashar al-Assad, while Turkey has supported the rebels.
The negotiations will bring together representatives from the armed opposition, along with delegates from the Syrian Government, Russia, Turkey, Iran and the United Nations. Russia’s main negotiator, Alexander Lavrentyev,UN Special Envoy on Syria, Staffan de Mistura,Syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Bashar al-Jafaari is also participating in the talks. The US ambassador to Kazakhstan is scheduled to participate as an observer.
Syrian Government has said observance and separation of the Syrian armed opposition from terrorist groups will be in focus of the talks.The opposition has said that its sole focus will be to shore up a nationwide ceasefire. Major rebel groups are represented in the talks but militants including Islamic State (IS) are excluded. More than 300,000 people have been killed and 11 million displaced in almost six years of conflict.
National Girl Child Day
INVITATION
Dear Sir/Madam,
You are cordially invited to cover the following event:
| EVENT | : | Union Minister of Women and Child Development Smt. Maneka Sanjay Gandhi will be the Chief Guest on celebration of National Girl Child Day. MoS for Women and Child Development Smt. Krishna Raj will chair the Event. |
| DATE | : | 24th January, 2017 |
| TIME | : | 11:00 AM |
| VENUE | : | Pravasi Bhartiya Kendra, Chankyapuri, New Delhi |
Malaysian Perspective on River Pollution, Sanitation and Sewerage Management
Malaysian Perspective on River Pollution, Sanitation and Sewerage Management – A Discussion on Policy and Operational Framework.
Malaysian Rivers at CPR Chanakyapur New Delhi:
Dorai Narayanan
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Malaysia has developed an integrated approach to management and treatment of waste from sewered and non-sewered areas that is considered very successful. It is estimated that around 65% of the urban population of Malaysia is covered by network sewerage, while the rest rely on Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) services which are provided by the same agency that provides network sewerage services. As with any other success story, the Malaysian experience has contextual details, and its own share of problems and challenges, but there have been significant achievements in terms of coverage, quality of services and environmental outcomes. These achievements make it possible to think of FSM not as a second-rate solution for poor cities, but a viable and first-rate alternative to network sewerage.
The talk was focus on two themes: (i) The causes and remedies of river pollution and the linkages with the sanitation sector; and (ii) Sanitation and sewerage management in Malaysia as a case study of reform and sector transformation.
Dorai Narayanan was the Head of Department of the Planning & Engineering Department in Indah Water Konsortium. He joined Indah Water Konsortium in March 1996 as the Regional Planning Manager (North). Before joining Indah Water Konsortium, he served as Senior Sewerage Engineer in Penang ULB. His qualifications include a Bachelor of Technology degree in Civil Engineering from IIT Madras, and a Graduate Certificate in Engineering (Environmental Management) from Melbourne University. He is a registered professional engineer.
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Reflections on Europe and UK after Brexit
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| CPR is pleased to invite you to a talk on Reflections on Europe and UK after Brexit
Tuesday, 24 January 2017, 11:30 a.m.
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Timothy Garton Ash is the Professor of European Studies at the University of Oxford and Isaiah Berlin Professorial Fellow at St Antony’s College. He has written extensively about the recent history and politics of Europe. His books include The Polish Revolution: Solidarity (1983); The Uses of Adversity: Essays on the Fate of Central Europe (1989); We the People: The Revolution of ’89 witnessed in Warsaw, Budapest, Berlin and Prague (1990); In Europe’s Name: Germany and the Divided Continent (1993); The File: A Personal History (1997); History of the Present: Essays, Sketches and Despatches from Europe in the 1990s (1997), Free World: Why a crisis of the West reveals the opportunity of our time (2004) and, most recently, Facts are Subversive: Political Writing from a Decade Without a Name (2009).
His current research interests include the future of free speech in a multicultural and interconnected world – on which he is writing a book – and the relationship between an enlarged European Union, the United States and China.
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19th Edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav
National School of Drama, we would like to invite you to the Press Conference on the 19th Edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav on 27th January 2017, Friday at Sammukh Auditorium, National School of Drama, Bhawalpur House, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi from 2:45 PM Onwards.
Shri. Ratan Thiyam, Chairman, National School of Drama and Prof. Waman Kendre, Director, National School of Drama will be available during the conference to address the media.
Invitation
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF DRAMA
Cordially invites you to the
PRESS CONFERENCE
ON
19th Edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav
Date: Friday, 27th January 2017
Time: 2:45 PM Onwards
Venue: Sammukh Auditorium,
National School of Drama
Bhawalpur House
Bhagwan Dass Road,
New Delhi – 110001
TO BE ADDRESSED BY
Shri Ratan Thiyam, Chairman, National School of Drama Society
Prof. Waman Kendre, Director, National School of Drama
Honda racers steal the show at the season finale of National Championship
Honda racers steal the show
Honda racers steal the show at the season finale of National Championship
23.01.2017 09:18:50 – Rajiv Sethu closes this season emerging as champion in the Pro Stock 165 category
(live-PR.com) – Action packed Saturday for Honda racers in season finale of National Championship!
Aishwarya P storms to victory in the Honda All Ladies Race – Honda’s initiative to get female racers on the grid
Rajiv Sethu finishes first in Race 1 of Pro Stock 165 category, winning pole position for the much awaited final round of season finale
Piyush Ranjan dominates CBR 150R Novice
Aishwarya P storms to victory in the Honda All Ladies Race – Honda’s initiative to get female racers on the grid
Rajiv Sethu finishes first in Race 1 of Pro Stock 165 category, winning pole position for the much awaited final round of season finale
Piyush Ranjan dominates CBR 150R Novice
championship, finishes remarkably ahead in both – Race 1 and Race 2
Hari Krishnan rules CBR 250R Open Race 1, fought closely by Mathana Kumar (2nd) and Ananth Raj (3rd)
48 racers including 9 women racers complete the Honda arsenal in Round 5
Chennai, January 21, 2016: Saturday proved to be a high adrenaline start to the season finale of National Championship which got underway at the Madras Motor Race Track, Chennai today.
Honda All Ladies Race:
Aishwarya P, from Bangalore, produced a clinical display and continued to have a comfortable lead in the final round of the Honda All Ladies Race at Honda All Ladies race. Claiming victory, Aishwarya clocked an overall timing of 00:09.27.007 minutes over the 4 lap race. Ryhana, from Chennai, clocked 00:09.39.365 minutes to finish second. Niranjanie, from Chennai, followed closely to finish third by clocking 00:09:56:604 minutes. The super women in the Ladies Race garnered a lot of interest as 9 racers across India competed for top honors in the final round of the first ever full-fledged season for women riders at the Honda One make Race.
Congratulating the winners, Mr Prabhu Nagaraj, Vice President, Customer Service, HMSI said, “Our women racers have come of age and it was really heartening to see them fight it out with such intensity. This augurs very well for women in motorsports and makes motorcycle racing a truly diverse and equal opportunity sport. My heartiest congratulations to all women riders who took to the grid today. I am confident that we will witness some stellar performance by these ladies in next racing season”.
CBR 250R Open Championship results:
The grid for Honda’s flagship CBR 250R Team Championship saw India’s top notch 14 racers. Team Honda Ten10 Racing were the early pace setters in the CBR 250R Open category as its riders Hari Krishnan and Mathana Kumar clinched the first 2 podiums in the Race 1. The excitement filled race was keenly fought between the two, Hari Krishnan eventually ahead, with a timing of 00:15:06:767 minutes. Mathana Kumar finished a close second with a timing of 00:15:07:349 minutes.
CBR 150R Novice category:
The CBR 150 R Novice Race 2 was won by Piyush Ranjan with a close finish from Mahesh Murali (2nd) and Soorya PM (3rd). Piyush clocked 00:09:05:163 and stood on the first position followed by Mahesh Murali who clocked 00:09:07:506.
Honda racers make impressive strides in Open categories:
The Madras Motor Race Track also witnessed scintillating action in the Race 1 of three new categories of National Championship – Stock up to 165cc, Pro Stock 165cc and Super Stock 165cc.
The Pro-Stock 165 witnessed 3 CBR 150R’s on the grid with winner Rajiv Sethu securing first position (00:12:43:867 minutes) and Mithun Kumar finishing at second position (00:12:48:541 minutes)
Now all eyes are on the second races scheduled on Sunday which will determine the champions for this season.
For further information, please contact:
Hari Krishnan rules CBR 250R Open Race 1, fought closely by Mathana Kumar (2nd) and Ananth Raj (3rd)
48 racers including 9 women racers complete the Honda arsenal in Round 5
Chennai, January 21, 2016: Saturday proved to be a high adrenaline start to the season finale of National Championship which got underway at the Madras Motor Race Track, Chennai today.
Honda All Ladies Race:
Aishwarya P, from Bangalore, produced a clinical display and continued to have a comfortable lead in the final round of the Honda All Ladies Race at Honda All Ladies race. Claiming victory, Aishwarya clocked an overall timing of 00:09.27.007 minutes over the 4 lap race. Ryhana, from Chennai, clocked 00:09.39.365 minutes to finish second. Niranjanie, from Chennai, followed closely to finish third by clocking 00:09:56:604 minutes. The super women in the Ladies Race garnered a lot of interest as 9 racers across India competed for top honors in the final round of the first ever full-fledged season for women riders at the Honda One make Race.
Congratulating the winners, Mr Prabhu Nagaraj, Vice President, Customer Service, HMSI said, “Our women racers have come of age and it was really heartening to see them fight it out with such intensity. This augurs very well for women in motorsports and makes motorcycle racing a truly diverse and equal opportunity sport. My heartiest congratulations to all women riders who took to the grid today. I am confident that we will witness some stellar performance by these ladies in next racing season”.
CBR 250R Open Championship results:
The grid for Honda’s flagship CBR 250R Team Championship saw India’s top notch 14 racers. Team Honda Ten10 Racing were the early pace setters in the CBR 250R Open category as its riders Hari Krishnan and Mathana Kumar clinched the first 2 podiums in the Race 1. The excitement filled race was keenly fought between the two, Hari Krishnan eventually ahead, with a timing of 00:15:06:767 minutes. Mathana Kumar finished a close second with a timing of 00:15:07:349 minutes.
CBR 150R Novice category:
The CBR 150 R Novice Race 2 was won by Piyush Ranjan with a close finish from Mahesh Murali (2nd) and Soorya PM (3rd). Piyush clocked 00:09:05:163 and stood on the first position followed by Mahesh Murali who clocked 00:09:07:506.
Honda racers make impressive strides in Open categories:
The Madras Motor Race Track also witnessed scintillating action in the Race 1 of three new categories of National Championship – Stock up to 165cc, Pro Stock 165cc and Super Stock 165cc.
The Pro-Stock 165 witnessed 3 CBR 150R’s on the grid with winner Rajiv Sethu securing first position (00:12:43:867 minutes) and Mithun Kumar finishing at second position (00:12:48:541 minutes)
Now all eyes are on the second races scheduled on Sunday which will determine the champions for this season.
For further information, please contact:
Honda racers make impressive strides in Open categories:
The Madras Motor Race Track also witnessed scintillating action in three new categories of National Championship – Stock up to 165cc, Pro Stock 165cc and Super Stock 165cc.
Leading from the pole position to the chequered flag, Rajiv Sethu Sethu from Honda Ten10 Racing Team rode his way to the championship in the Pro-Stock 165. Honda also won the manufacturer award in his category.
For further information, please contact:
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd.
E-mail: public.relations@honda2wheeler sindia.com
The Madras Motor Race Track also witnessed scintillating action in three new categories of National Championship – Stock up to 165cc, Pro Stock 165cc and Super Stock 165cc.
Leading from the pole position to the chequered flag, Rajiv Sethu Sethu from Honda Ten10 Racing Team rode his way to the championship in the Pro-Stock 165. Honda also won the manufacturer award in his category.
For further information, please contact:
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd.
E-mail: public.relations@honda2wheeler sindia.com
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