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  1. "Dreams do come true": Suresh Raina lauds Team India's victory parade

    "Dreams do come true": Suresh Raina lauds Team India's victory parade

    New Delhi [India], Former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina hailed Team India's grand victory parade to celebrate the ICC T20 World Cup triumph in Mumbai and expressed that one must believe in oneself and trust in God , since dreams come true.After their meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
  2. No 'ro-ko' na: In triumph and retirement, Rohit and Kohli live together

    No 'ro-ko' na: In triumph and retirement, Rohit and Kohli live together

    Delhi, as characters, are like chalk and cheese, just as any 'vada pao'-loving Mumbaikar and a 'chhole-bhature'-craving Delhiite are expected to be.But for every stylish cover, there is always a shot executed with panache, and that is why Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, over the last decade and...
  3. IFFCO withdraws plea from NCLT in Triumph Offshore case

    IFFCO withdraws plea from NCLT in Triumph Offshore case

    New Delhi: Fertilizer cooperative IFFCO has withdrawn its petition filed in NCLT, which had restrained Triumph Offshore from issuing any shares or securities to the lenders to repay the loan.The move comes after IFFCO (Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative) exited Triumph Offshore by selling...
  4. Rakesh Sharma unveils Triumph Dwarka showroom with JSB Group

    Rakesh Sharma unveils Triumph Dwarka showroom with JSB Group

    PN New Delhi [India], May 20: On May 10, Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director, Bajaj Auto, visited the JSB Group to inaugurate the Triumph Dwark Showroom, one of the three showrooms launched by JSB Triumph. JSB Group has added 3 showrooms to its portfolio – South Delhi Triumph, Faridabad Triumph...
  5. BCCI approaches Gautam Gambhir to replace Rahul Dravid as India head coach: Report

    BCCI approaches Gautam Gambhir to replace Rahul Dravid as India head coach: Report

    New Delhi [India], According to a report by ESPNcricinfo, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BBCI) has approached former cricketer Gautam Gambhir to replace Rahul Dravid as India's head coach. The report states that Gambhir is BCCI's top choice to become the next head coach of India...
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