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Just a few days after India skipper Virat Kohli spoke about his camaraderie with his deputy Ajinkya Rahane, the latter came out and once again harped on the fact that ‘Virat Kohli is and will continue to be his captain’. Indian vice-captain Rahane was addressing the media on the eve of the second Test against India which will get under way in Chennai on Saturday (February 13). “It is not always possible to have the same sort of energy on the field. The lack of energy sometimes on the field in the first Test was not due to Virat Kohli returning as skipper. Virat Kohli is and will continue to be my captain. Kuch masala nahi milega yahan (You won’t find anything spicy or controversial here),” Rahane said in the virtual media briefing from Chennai on Friday (February 12). India lost the first Test in Chennai by 227 runs after coming back from the high of winning the series in Australia 2-1. Kohli returned as captain of the side after missing the last three Tests against ... » Learn More about India vs England 2nd Test: Kuch masala nahi milega, says Ajinkya Rahane on Virat Kohli captaincy debate

Game changers come rare. They go into hibernation for a period of time. Then they roar back, innovating, creating and conjuring magic. These men alter the course of matches, decisively. Rohit Sharma’s stunning 161 on a dusty pitch that offered turn from the first day of the second Test at Chepauk was one such innings. Take away that knock of sheer brilliance from the Indian innings and we might have had a far closer game. His audacious front-footed strokeplay on the devious surface at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium was breathtaking. He trusts his instincts and they proved right. Vexing question Rohit’s innings of dominance notwithstanding — India was 106 for three at lunch and the Mumbaikar was on a scintillating 80 — the vexing question remains. Is India really that desperate for a Test victory — even if a spot in the World Test championship final is at stake — that it needs to prepare this sort of pitch. Truth to tell, it doesn’t reflect much on India’s confidence as a ... » Learn More about Ind vs Eng | India should have prepared a sporting track

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New Delhi: The Ram temple in Ayodhya will be constructed using domestic funds collected from the general public through a mass contact programme, Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Shetra Trust has announced. Champat Rai, the general secretary of the trust, said that the trust doesn't have required approvals for accepting donations from abroad. Underlining that the Ram temple would actually take the form of a "Rashtra temple", Rai also said that Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Shetra Trust is going to start the mass contact and contribution campaign across the country for the construction of the temple. Rai said that the `Shri Ram Mandir Nidhi Samarpan` drive will run next year from January 15 to February 27. He stressed that the support of every Ram devotee from all over the country will be solicited for the grand temple to be built on the birthplace of Bhagwan Sri Rama in Ayodhya. "For this, the Kkryakartas of Vishva Hindu Parishad will go from door to door with the venerated ... » Learn More about No foreign money, Ayodhya Ram temple to be built using domestic funds only: Trust

When the Raj was still India’s reality and over a third of the subcontinent sat in the custody of assorted princes and nawabs, there lived in Cochin a middle-class royal family. Its middle-classdom was born partly of choice, and partly due to princely fecundity. On the one hand, the Maharajas were orthodox dignitaries, bound more to ceremonial baths and temple affairs than to self-aggrandizement and ambition — in 1944 a British official sneered that so unimposing was the Maharaja’s residence that a north Indian prince would think twice before using it as his stable. Indeed, much to the admiration of V.P. Menon, who would aid Sardar Patel in the integration of the princely states, Cochin’s ruler was of that rare breed which valued simplicity, cheerfully surrendering his ancestral rights in 1949 with the most unassuming demands. On the other hand, simplicity was also forced upon the royal house due to the sheer number of people on its domestic roster: in 1878 the family included 25 ... » Learn More about The Paliath Achans, a Cochin family that was once richer than the Maharajas

JAIPUR: Digital app with online monitoring, unique IDs and cumbersome audits comprise a three-tier system to monitor the donations being made for the construction of the proposed Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Abhishek Agrawal, a chartered accountant who is leading a team of depositors besides training members engaged in the collection drive, gave this information. He added that as the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is conducting a mass contact and contribution campaign for the construction of the grand temple in Ayodhya, the volunteers of the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) engaged in fund collection are following a comprehensive three-tier arrangement to maintain and monitor the transparency of the donations. It may be noted that the mass contact and contribution campaign, which commenced on January 15, shall continue till February 27. As a first step, three categories of coupons have been created under three different denominations - Rs 10, Rs 100 and Rs 1,000. The ... » Learn More about Ram temple trust deploys ‘3-tier system’ to monitor transparency as donations cross Rs 600 crore mark

Ayodhya: Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has informed that it has collected over Rs 2,100 crore for the construction of a grand Ram temple in the ancient holy city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh. With this, the 44-day fund-raising campaign for the Ram Temple construction has come to an end on Saturday, the Supreme Court-mandated Trust said Prior to the crowdfunding campaign launch on January 15, the Trust had projected an estimate of Rs 1,100 crore for the Ram temple complex construction , but it has received Rs 1,000 crore more than what was projected. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust treasurer, Govind Dev Giri, said, "The fund-raising campaign has ended with generous contributions from all cross-sections of the people, including residents of far-flung villages of India, blurring religious barriers. Total donations received has crossed Rs 2,100 crore by Saturday evening." Giri had pegged the construction cost of the temple at Rs 300-400 crore while ... » Learn More about Ram temple trust receives Rs 2100 crore from donations, 44-day fund-raising campaign ends

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Live Love Laugh Foundation has announced the launch of its new brand identity . Founded by Deepika Padukone in 2015, the charitable trust is now renamed LiveLoveLaugh and will also sport a new logo, colour scheme, and other brand assets centred on the theme of hope. LiveLoveLaugh will continue to operate as a not-for-profit organisation. The next phase of LiveLoveLaugh’s evolution focuses on more targeted interventions and has inspired the brand redesign. Developed in the partnership with Spring Marketing Capital, a Mumbai and Bengaluru-based marketing consultancy, every element of the new brand identity draws on hope as the core principle. Coral, the brand palette's primary color, representative of hope, is warm, positive, and welcoming, while the other colors - soft pink, sky blue, and teal - represent the trust, approachability, and compassion of Live Love Laugh. The revamp also features a bird as a secondary brand element, iconic in its representation of ... » Learn More about Live Love Laugh unveils new brand identity