MP batsman Rajat Patidar hits a 68-ball hundred, recording the second-fastest century in Ranji history and the fastest for Madhya Pradesh. His aggressive batting helped MP set a target of 171 for Haryana, after conceding a 132-run first-innings lead. Patidar, who made his Test debut this year, struggled with form at the start of the domestic season but bounced back with a brilliant showing in the Ranji Trophy.
Head coach and social media sensation Rajat Dalal has been warned by mind coach Arfeen Khan to refrain from physical fights in the Bigg Boss 18 house. As Rajat engaged in a fiery verbal spat with co-housemate Vivian Dsena, Arfeen intervened to remind him to keep his hands in check. In a heated discussion, Rajat assured that he wouldn't engage in any physical altercations despite being provoked on a 'dirty level'.
Bollywood's beloved art director, Rajat Poddar, passed away at the age of 53 in London after suffering from a massive cardiac arrest. Rajat, popularly known as Rajat Da, was responsible for the breathtaking sets in films like Barfi, Phantom, Gundey, and many others. He also worked on prominent TV shows like The Delhi Files. The Indian Film TV Producers Council expressed their deepest condolences to his family and friends.
The India C team defeated India D by four wickets in the Duleep Trophy, largely thanks to an impressive performance by young left-arm spinner Manav Suthar. Suthar took seven wickets in the second innings to orchestrate a batting collapse for India D, setting a target of 232. India C's top order, led by Ruturaj Gaikwad (36), Aryan Juyal (47) and Rajat Patidar (44), successfully chased down the target and secured the win. Saransh Jain also played a crucial role in the match, picking up four wickets for India D.
A shocking video of fitness influencer Rajat Dalal driving at high speeds, breaking traffic rules, and hitting a biker has gone viral, causing uproar among netizens. This is not the first instance of Dalal's dangerous behavior on public roads, yet no action has been taken against him. Journalist Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj has shared the video on social media, demanding a thorough investigation and punishment for the offender. The incident adds to the growing concerns of influencers using their popularity to display reckless behavior, risking innocent lives.
The 70th National Film Awards were announced in New Delhi on Friday, with Bollywood taking home multiple awards. Uunchai and Sooraj Barjatya were among the winners, along with Ayan Mukerji for Best Director for Brahmastra and Arijit Singh for Best Male Playback Singer. Along with their trophies, winners also receive cash prizes, with Swarna Kamal winners getting Rs 3 lakh each and Rajat Kamal winners receiving Rs 2 lakh each. Other notable winners include Kantara for Best Picture and Rishab Shetty for Best Actor, while Pritam and AR Rahman also took home awards for Best Music Director and Best Background Music, respectively.
The latest in a legal battle between Twitter and journalist Rajat Sharma, the social media platform has filed an application in the Delhi High Court to vacate an ad interim order to take down tweets posted by Congress leaders alleging Sharma used foul language against their spokesperson. Twitter argues that the raw footage of the incident, available on India TV's own YouTube channel, shows Sharma using the words he claims he did not say. Meanwhile, senior advocates for both Twitter and the Congress leaders appeared before the court today to argue for vacation of the injunction order.
In a major development, the Delhi High Court has directed Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Pawan Khera, and Jairam Ramesh to remove their social media posts and videos alleging journalist Rajat Sharma's misconduct. The Court found that these posts over-exaggerated the incident and there was a false depiction of facts. This ruling comes as a relief for Sharma, who had sued the Congress leaders for defamation and sought a whopping ₹100 crore in damages.
India TV has warned Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Pawan Khera, and Jairam Ramesh of legal consequences after Nayak accused popular journalist Rajat Sharma of verbally abusing her on air. In response, the channel's legal head Ritika Talwar defended Sharma's "cultured and civilised behaviour" and warned Nayak against further spreading false and defamatory news. The allegations have sparked controversy and backlash from Congress supporters, but Sharma has yet to address the matter.
Congress spokesperson Ragini Nayak has accused senior journalist Rajat Sharma of using derogatory language towards her during a live debate. Nayak shared a video clip as proof and called out Sharma for his unprofessional behavior. The incident has sparked outrage on social media, with many calling for strict action against Sharma. Fellow journalists have also condemned his actions.