Indian Premier League (IPL) side Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will honour and celebrate former cricketers who played for Tamil Nadu, at a function in Chennai later on Tuesday."Over the past 85 years, Tamil Nadu has produced several cricketers .
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LUDHIANA: If the residents cut or prune trees without permission from the civic body, they will have to bear the brunt of the authorities who have decided to recommend FIRs against such defaulters. Also, the civic officials are told to identify those trees that are almost dead.
Since these trees can pose threat to people or public properties during the rainy season, these are recommended to be removed. The civic authorities are planning to plant new trees at the place of previous ones during plantation season.
In the orders issued by the municipal corporation (MC) commissioner Pardeep Sabharwal, it is stated that sometimes it has come to the notice of civic officials that shopkeepers prune or cut the trees brutally because they were covering the boards of their shops or clear vision of the shops or houses was getting disturbed.
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Legendary Test cricketer A G Milkha Singh passes away
Legendary Test cricketer A G Milkha Singh passes away
Former India Cricketer A G Milkha Singh Passed Away At A Hospital On Friday Following A Cardiac Arrest, Family Sources Said. PTI | Updated on: 10 Nov 2017, 05:34:42 PM
Chennai:
Former India cricketer A G Milkha Singh passed away at a hospital on Friday following a cardiac arrest, family sources said.
75-year old Singh, who belonged to a family of cricketers, is survived by wife, a son and daughter.
Son of legendary cricketer A G Ram Singh from Tamil Nadu, he played four Test matches in the early 1960s.
S. L. B. Rosa was the ‘King’ of long-distance runners in Asia Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
Sellappuliyage Lucian Benedict Rosa better known as S. L. B. Rosa was the captain of the Sri Lanka Team for the Munich Olympic Games in 1972.
He attended St. Mary’s School in Nawalapitiya up to Grade Two and later, he joined the Roman Catholic School in Ampitiya, Kandy. At school be showed interest in football. As part of his practice routine be used to run a mile every day. This improved his qualities of endurance and the Principal of his school, C. T. Weerasinghe, observing this quality diverted his attention to long distance running.