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India vs Pakistan: With India registering a thundering victory, here are some video and statistics highlights

Another comprehensive win for India against their arch-rivals in the World Cup. Twenty-seven years, seven games and no success for Pakistan against India.

West Bengal Doctor Crisis: Protesting doctors agree to meet Mamata Banerjee in presence of full media even as IMA goes on strike

The protesting junior doctors have now agreed to meet Mamata Banerjee at 3:00 PM today. However, the doctors have said that the meeting would have to be “in the full view of the media” and not “behind closed doors”.

Pakistani Twitter erupts in self-deprecating humour as their cricket team stares at imminent defeat

India registered its 7th consecutive win against Pakistan in Cricket World Cup tournaments.

NIA nails top separatist leaders, Kashmiri separatist leaders admit their involvement in terror funding case

Masarat Alam told that Pakistan based agents channeled the funds through hawala operators which were transferred to the separatist leaders including Syed Shah Gilani.

PM Modi calls for a meeting of presidents of all parties to discuss “one nation, one election”

PM Mod has on several occasion reiterated the 'one Nation one poll' concept

Imran Khan advised Sarfaraz Ahmed to bat first against India, the Pakistan captain did the opposite

Imran Khan said that Sarfaraz Ahmed must win the toss and bat first, but the Pakistan Cricket captain chose to field first

Pakistan fails to fulfil 25 of 27 action points given by terror finance watchdog FATF

IMF, the World Bank and the EU may continue downgrading Pakistan causing more financial woes for the already poorly performing economy.

Pakistan shares inputs of a possible terror attack in Kashmir with India

It is being said that Pakistan shared the inputs regarding the possible terror attack with India to avoid blame in future and save its face before the international community.

Obligated by the agreement with Modi, Swiss authorities to share details of 50 Indians nationals holding accounts in Swiss banks

Since Modi came to power, money parked by Indians in Swiss banks started reducing drastically

Indian army conducts ‘Operation Sunshine-2’ with Myanmar army, camps of northeast militants targeted

70-80 militants belonging to various terror groups have been detained by the Indian army

Western Railways drops proposal of providing massage services to passengers in train

There were other suggestions and representations made for improving passenger amenities which the Western Railway will now consider instead of the message proposal

West Bengal: Agitating doctors ready to hold talks with CM Mamata Banerjee after deciding the venue

The gridlock between the agitating doctors in West Bengal and the state authority reaches its sixth day

India v Pakistan: The game in numbers

Pakistan has dominated India in cricket in the 80s and 90s. But the fortunes have been in India's favour since 2003.

Times of India whitewashes Aligarh murder, downplays brutality, blames social media for ‘communal spin’

Since AltNews' attempts to whitewash the crimes and downplay the brutality has failed, elements in mainstream media has taken it upon themselves to push the narrative.

In the biggest crackdown on terror funding, NIA registers cases against top separatist leaders, Hawala operators and stone pelters

The NIA investigation attempts to identify other key players in the nexus of the terror funding, stone-pelting at the forces and vandalization of government institutes

AAP MP Sanjay Singh exposes ignorance about symbolic protest, questions why protesting doctors have injury at the same place

AAP MP Sanjay Singh does not know doctors are wrapping symbolic bandages protesting against attacks on doctors in WB

Ajaz, a civil police officer, hacked to death his colleague Soumya Pushpakaran with a sword, set her on fire

The accused suffered burns while trying to set her ablaze and has been admitted to a hospital

As India takes on Pakistan in Cricket World Cup, here is a trip down memory lane

While the World Cup matches between the 2 sides have been mostly one-sided, they have produced some really memorable events that stick long into the memory

Chhattisgarh: Pakistan Army gun recovered from Maoists, strengthens suspicion of their links with Pakistani terrorists

The NIA had tightened its investigation on an inter-state module involving Jharkhand and Telangana while also actively probing the Maoist trail in Telangana

Rahul Gandhi got conned by his own men: Report says ‘Big Data’ head Praveen Chakravarty billed Congress 24 crores and is now absconding

A day prior to election results, Rahul Gandhi had reportedly even contacted UPA allies and offered to accommodate them in the cabinet.

Bengal doctors crisis: A state which has pulled out of Ayushman Bharat, the poor are the worst affected of Mamata’s apathy

Further escalation of the crisis will be detrimental to the interests of the patient community at large.

Hyderabad: Azam, a self-styled godman, arrested for raping a 19-year-old girl in a Dargah on the pretext of chasing away evils

On returning from the Dargah, the accused Azam, again allegedly raped the girl, said the police.

Unforgettable and controversial moments of India-Pak World Cup Cricket matches

India has been the daddy of Pakistan in previous six ODI World Cup encounters, so it's not surprising that ICC chose 'Father's Day' for this much awaited World Cup clash between India and Pakistan

No single game is more important than the other, Kohli tells the fans

On the eve of India-Pakistan clash, Virat Kohli looked pretty relaxed and asked the fans to enjoy the match.

World Cup preview – India v Pakistan: Let the party begin

Sadly, it looks like the match will be washed out because of rain.

Babar Azam wants to emulate Virat Kohli’s match-winning abilities

Baba Azam has often been compared to Kohli, and some Pakistani experts have even called him better than Virat Kohli.

Mamata Banerjee ‘accepts demands’ but claims ‘outsiders causing the stir’, hits out at media when asked if she will visit NRS Hospital

Mamata Banerjee's appeal to the protesting doctors to end the strike and resume work has been declined by the junior doctors who said that there was no honest effort on the part of the Chief Minister to break the deadlock and that what she said in the press conference was not true.

Parody nation: Provincial govt of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa live streamed its press conference with cat filter on

While the press conference was being broadcast live on the Facebook page of the government, a cat filter on the video got accidentally turned on.

I am a single parent, and I have superpowers

In India, or maybe everywhere else too, single parents are taboo. Single mothers even more so, because, our society, however classy, and advanced it might pretend to have become, still hasn't adjusted to the idea of a woman existing without being validated by a man.

Mamata didi, we upheld our Hippocratic oath during trying times, you failed the allegiance you swore to the Constitution

The Bengal Health Crisis has escalated to immense proportions. With Doctors across the state submitting their resignations, Mamata Banerjee has a severe crisis on her hands.

Village officer issues order to demolish and remove crosses planted by Church on encroached land near Sabarimala

Crosses have been planted on the sacred lands of Panchalimedu, believed to be a place inhabited by Pandavas during the 12 years of exile.

The elite apathy of self-consumed Indians and self-identified ‘South Asians’

The truth is that none of this lot feels a thing when the name Hindu is napalmed, no, irradiated like Chernobyl actually, because it doesn't affect them much.

Demographic impact of Christian Missionaries: India needs the equivalent of Russia’s Yarovaya law

Christian Missionaries are still aggressively targeting the economically deprived section of India’s population and rapidly converting them into Christianity with a mission to increase the number of “believers”.

Video and stats highlight from England versus West Indies match

Fans around the world were expecting a thrilling contest between the two powerhouses of batting. However, the West Indies were disappointing again, and England completely dominated the match from the very first over.

Businessman with ties to Tarun Tejpal arrested by Delhi Police for fraud while trying to flee the country

Monty Chadha was arrested by the Economic Offence Wing (EOW) of the Delhi Police on Wednesday night from the Indira Gandhi International airport while he was leaving for Phuket.

Begusarai: Cop attempts to dilute charges against local Muslims, changes complaint by Dalit family, suspended

On June 13, the National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) stepped in and sent a notice to Begusarai District Magistrate and SP informing that the Commission has taken suo moto cognisance of the case.

Our Children, Our Future: Dear Smriti Irani, these child development and humanitarian issues cannot wait

It is time that attention is drawn towards three disturbing trends in child development, especially relating to the most vulnerable children in our society - orphans, runaways, children of the indigent and children of marginalized sections of society.

After Mamata Banerjee, KCR and Captain Amarinder Singh to skip NITI Aayog meet

Telangana's KCR wouldn't be attending the meeting due to his mega irrigation project. Punjab's Captain Amarinder Singh would skip the meeting due to ill health.

Even as 700 doctors resign, TMC leader Abu Taher Khan Chaudhury accused of threatening doctors with rape and murder

There are videos circulating on social media which purportedly show the Trinamool MP from Murshidabad, Abu Taher Khan threatening the doctors at the institution. The politician, however, has denied all allegations.

Chhattisgarh: Congress govt arrests man over social media post, targets journalist over tweeting about it

Mangelal Agarwal has been arrested by the Congress government in Chhattisgarh for sharing a video on social media that claimed the Bhupesh Baghel government's secret understanding with inverter manufacturers is the reason behind the rampant power cuts in the state.

Is Kamal Nath in trouble for the 1984 Sikh Genocide case? Armed with this Home Ministry order, MS Sirsa certainly thinks so

The order also says that the order has been passed in consideration of the representation made on 24th December 2018 received from the General Secretary, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee.

Chandrababu Naidu denied VIP access to aircraft and undergoes frisking at Vijayawada airport, made to travel in bus

Former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and current leader of opposition N Chandrababu Naidu was denied VIP access to the aircraft he was boarding and was asked to undergo frisking at Vijayawada airport.

Match Preview, Afghanistan v South Africa: The bottom two teams will play against each other

South Africa is desperately looking for a win, and they are playing against the weakest team of this world cup.

The Islamic onslaught in West Bengal: A saga that started long before the current state regime made it worse

The Islamisation of Bengal has been a slow and steady process, repetitive governments have chosen to ignore their rising population, rather using the community as a vote bank.

How Mamata Banerjee is spared of allegations they level on Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Millions of Indians today would term West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee is arrogant.

FactChecker wins an international award for its dubious and faulty hate crime database

The award was presented to the FactChecker by the Global Editors Network in their Data Journalism Awards for 2019.

Central government releases Rs 57 lakh as first GST refund for Langar items purchased by Gurudwaras

This is the first instalment of GST refund and henceforth this refund would be issued quarterly to the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC).

Corrupt Gupta brothers and the big fat weddings in Auli, Uttarakhand: Did the BJP govt in the state miss their sketchy past?

The weddings that are set to take place in the picturesque mountains are that of the offsprings of the Gupta brothers. While Ajay Gupta's son Suryakant gets married on June 18-20, his younger brother Atul Gupta's son Shashank ties the knot on June 20-22.

Match Preview: Australia v Sri Lanka: Another easy win for Australia?

Another bright day for the cricket fans as no rain is forecasted for the match between Australia and Sri Lanka at The Oval.