IPL, T20 World Cup and a whole lot of confusion

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IPL, T20 World Cup and a whole lot of confusion Covid has messed up everything, including the plans of BCCI. The cricket board is supposed to hold the popular T20 games this April. It is now reportedly planning to hold it in September and October. But, there is a condition. Internet broadband plans under Rs 1000 The Bharat Fiber Rs 849 Fibro 600GB plan comes with 600GB high-speed data at the speed of up to 50Mbps after which the speed reduces to 2Mbps with unlimited download and upload data. The plan also includes free unlimited calling to any network. How IAF is planning to take on China Indian Air Force is geared up for the long haul in the ongoing military confrontation with China. It has already forward deployed fighters, helicopters and missile squadrons in Ladakh and elsewhere. China blasts dam to release floodwaters as death toll rises China on Sunday blasted a dam to release surging waters behind it amid widespread flooding across the country that has claimed scores of lives. State broadcaster CCTV reported the dam on the Chuhe River in Anhui province was destroyed with explosives early Sunday morning, after which the water level was expected to drop by 70 centimeters (more than 2 feet). Sumo-Face-masked fans attend first day of sumo in five months Face-masked sumo fans sitting apart from each other cheered on their favourite wrestlers in person for the first time in five months on Sunday, as the delayed July Tournament got underway in Japan. Waterlogging, traffic jam: 4 die in first heavy rainfall of monsoon in Delhi The first heavy monsoon rainfall in Delhi claimed four lives on Sunday, including that of a mini-truck driver who got trapped in a waterlogged underpass, as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tried to defend his government by blaming the lack of preparation on the coronavirus pandemic. First Arab space mission to Mars launches from Japan The first Arab space mission to Mars, an unmanned probe dubbed "Hope", blasted off from Japan on Monday, in a bid to reveal more about the atmosphere of the Red Planet. Márquez fractures right arm in crash at Spanish MotoGP Six-time defending MotoGP champion Marc Márquez broke his right arm in a crash at the Spanish Grand Prix. His Honda team said Márquez "suffered a transverse diaphyseal fracture to his right humerus" on Sunday and is expected to undergo surgery on Tuesday in Barcelona. Inside railways' privatisation plan Indian Railways is planning to introduce the first set of 12 private trains in 2023, followed by 45 more in the next fiscal. In total, 151 such train services by 2027. How Xi's China pushed India towards the US US strategists have long wanted to get India firmly on America's side, seeing the nation of 1.3 billion as a powerful counterweight to China.

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