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‘Virat Kohli was a bit bitter’: Ex-India cricketer drops big verdict
Kohli's retirement came after months of uncertainty over his future in Test cricket.
Categories: National News
Kathi Kebab Roll vs Frankie vs Wrap: What is the difference?
Kathi rolls, hailing from the vibrant streets of Kolkata, showcase a delectable combination of kebabs enveloped in flaky paratha. In contrast, Mumbai's Frankies feature scrumptious, spiced fillings wrapped in soft roti or paratha, making them uniquely flavorful. Wraps, on the other hand, embody versatility, utilizing various flatbreads to accommodate an array of fillings and sauces.
Categories: National News
Patrick Mahomes’ 15 and the Mahomies Foundation: How did it help 300 families?
Last year, Patrick Mahomes' 15 and the Mahomies Foundation partnered with Shelter KC to distribute more than 300 food bags to families in need during Thanksgiving week. The annual Family Feast relied on volunteers and community partners to support households facing food insecurity. Founded in 2019, the foundation focuses on children's health, wellness and underserved communities. The announcement came as Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs prepared for their Thanksgiving matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.
Categories: National News
Don't detain peaceful protesters, says SC; hundreds still taken away on Day 2
Categories: National News
BJP: Rahul Gandhi pushing India towards anarchy, creating north-south divide
Categories: National News
24 hours after hosting Rahul Gandhi, TN CM Vijay takes metro ride with PM Modi
Categories: National News
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively’s $500,000 gift trains Indigenous water operators
Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's generous contribution to Water First has empowered Indigenous communities by enhancing their water management capabilities. After an intensive 15-month certification process, eight Indigenous trainees have successfully graduated, accumulating over 2,000 hours of combined practical and technical training. These graduates are set to embark on careers in water treatment, fostering self-sufficiency within their communities and showcasing a steadfast dedication to sustainable water management.
Categories: National News
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