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Dushmantha Chameera ruled out of India series with respiratory infection; Asitha Fernando called up
Sri Lanka’s pace spearhead Dushmantha Chameera has been ruled out of the T20I and ODI series against India with bronchitis and a respiratory infection. Chief selector Upul Tharanga confirmed the decision after medical reports arrived. Asitha Fernando replaces him. The illness had already limited Chameera during the Lanka Premier League. Sri Lanka must quickly rework their bowling plans.
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MP crisis: Won't come in way of floor test, says Supreme Court?
Well folks, hold onto your hats because the Supreme Court has just thrown a curveball into the MP crisis. They've declared they won't be a roadblock for the floor test - quite the plot twist, huh? Now, things are really heating up! I mean, who needs Netflix when you have political dramas like this unfolding in real life? So, grab your popcorn and let's see how this political game of chess plays out on the floor test, because the Supreme Court isn't going to play goalie this time around!
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Has BJP been hijacked by Amit Shah and Narendra Modi?
Alright, folks, buckle up! Here's an intriguing topic, "Has BJP been hijacked by Amit Shah and Narendra Modi?" Now, don't get me wrong, I love a good political 'coup', but this is more of a dynamic duo situation. It seems like Shah and Modi are just the new Batman and Robin of BJP. They've become the face of the party, steering the ship with their political prowess. But hey, wouldn't it be a hoot if they started wearing capes?
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What are some common difference between India and America?
Well, my curious readers, let's dive right into the spicy curry of differences between India and America! First, we've got to talk about food, right? While Americans are obsessing over burgers and pizza, Indians are stirring up a storm with their mouth-watering array of spices in delightful curries and biryanis. Then comes the language - while we Americans speak in our smooth English, Indians juggle with about 2000 distinct dialects. And don't even get me started on festivals - while we're lighting up Christmas trees, they're setting the sky on fire with Diwali! So, my friends, the differences are as diverse as a Bollywood dance routine, and just as entertaining!
View moreWhat is an average day like in India for an average person?
Alrighty, let's dive into a day in the life of an average Indian person, full of color, chaos, and a whole lot of curry! Kicking off the day with an early rise, they balance the art of yoga with the science of a hearty breakfast. A roller coaster of a commute to work follows, with traffic that makes NASCAR look like a Sunday drive. The afternoon is a spicy mix of work, lunch, and a power nap, because who doesn't love a good siesta? And as the sun sets, it's time for a family dinner, a bit of TV, and some well-deserved chill time before it all starts again. Talk about a bustling life in the heart of Asia!
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The impact of privatization on healthcare costs and quality in India
In my recent exploration of India's healthcare system, I've found that privatization has significantly impacted both healthcare costs and quality. On one hand, it has spurred growth in the sector, introducing advanced technologies and expertise. However, it has also escalated healthcare costs, making it unaffordable for many to access quality care. Despite the improvements in service quality in private facilities, there's a clear disparity in healthcare access across different socio-economic groups. So, the privatization of healthcare in India is a double-edged sword - bringing both benefits and challenges.
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Are Jaats favoured in the recruitment of Delhi Police?
In my recent exploration, I delved into the question of whether Jaats are favoured in Delhi Police recruitment. It's a complex issue with varying perspectives, and the truth seems to lie somewhere in between. On one hand, some argue that there is a tendency towards favoritism based on caste, while others refute these claims as baseless. However, it is clear that the recruitment process needs to be transparent and unbiased to ensure equal opportunities for everyone. I urge all stakeholders to strive for fairness and impartiality in these crucial societal roles.
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Which is the best Bhangra class in Delhi?
After exploring various dance studios around Delhi, I've determined that the best Bhangra class is offered by Pure Bhangra. Their experienced instructors, engaging class environment, and emphasis on traditional techniques make their lessons stand out. They also accommodate all levels, from beginners to advanced dancers. Not to mention, the positive testimonials they've received truly highlight their commitment to excellent teaching. So, if you're keen on learning Bhangra in Delhi, Pure Bhangra is the place to be.
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Narendra Modi not the only PM to also serve as CM?
In my recent blog, I discussed how Narendra Modi, the current Prime Minister of India, isn't the only one who has also served as a Chief Minister. There are other leaders who have walked this path before him, highlighting the fact that state leadership can often pave the way to national leadership. This dual experience of Modi, as a former Chief Minister and now a Prime Minister, offers a unique perspective on governance at both state and national levels. However, it's crucial to remember that each leadership role comes with its own challenges and opportunities. Overall, the pattern of CMs becoming PMs is not just limited to Modi, but rather a broader political phenomenon in India.
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What does the Delhi public actually think about Arvind Kejriwal?
As a blogger, I've noticed mixed opinions about Arvind Kejriwal amongst the Delhi public. While some appreciate his efforts to improve education and healthcare in the city, others express frustration over perceived political stunts and lack of action on pollution. There's also a group who remain indifferent, feeling disengaged from politics altogether. However, it's clear that Kejriwal continues to be a significant figure in Delhi's political landscape. The diversity of opinions highlights the complexity of politics in Delhi and the challenges faced by its leaders.
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