Hackers claim breaking into Delhi Police websites, offer making challans 'free'

Hackers group KillSec claims access to traffic police website on Telegram. Delhi Police investigates data breach. Violators offered to change challan status by sharing reference number. NIC examines records, site compromise uncertain.

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'Cricket is all about batting...': Narine after match-winning knock

Sunil Narine's 85-run batting performance led Kolkata Knight Riders to a 106-run victory over Delhi Capitals, after posting the second-highest ever IPL total of 272/7. Narine, who was named man of the match, emphasized the importance of both batting and bowling in cricket, enjoying batting as an opener with Philip Salt.

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Dominant KKR crush DC by 106 runs, jump to top of IPL standings

The Kolkata Knight Riders dominated the Indian Premier League 2024 points table after registering a thumping 106-run victory over Delhi Capitals, thanks to a strong performance from Sunil Narine, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Andre Russell, and Rinku Singh. Their total of 272/7 was just five runs short of the highest in IPL history.

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Fitra charity amount for Ramzan ranges from Rs 70 to Rs 1,050

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'It's an action you haven't...': Du Plessis lauds Mayank Yadav

Latest pace sensation Mayank Yadav's scorching three-wicket haul, conceding a mere 14 runs, proved to be the turning point of the match. His fiery spell dismantled the RCB batting order, leaving them struggling at 153 all out. Lucknow Super Giants' innings were anchored around the astute batting display of de Kock, who crafted a superb 81 off 56 deliveries. De Kock's innings provided the much-needed stability to the LSG's batting lineup, allowing them to construct a competitive total of 181 for five.

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DMK agreed to island handover, but made a show of protest: PM Modi

Annamalai reiterated that Congress and DMK colluded to give away Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka. “This is part two of expose of betrayal of DMK in ceding of Katchatheevu,” Annamalai said at a press conference, adding, “Ex-CM Karunanidhi was consulted twice before ceding Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka and he said for obvious political reasons that he will not take an open public stand in accepting Centre’s decision.”

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'We need to be a bit more disciplined and show...': Hardik Pandya

Opting to bowl first, Rajasthan Royals restricted Mumbai Indians to a total of 125 for nine, and then comfortably chased down the target with 27 balls to spare. With the win, Royals moved to the top of the standings. This defeat marked Mumbai Indians' third consecutive loss in the tournament, posing a challenging start to their campaign.

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