Новости за 06.05.2020

Indian captain Virat Kohli will be interacting with host Jatin Sapru and a few of his young fans who will pepper ‘King’ Kohli with questions, especially around what he has been doing during the government mandated nation-wide lockdown period on this week's episode of Cricket Connected.

Airports were geared up to receive Indian nationals stranded abroad due to the coronavirus lockdown with Air India's repatriation flight from Abu Dhabi to Kochi on Thursday set to kickstart the country's biggest evacuation exercise by air and sea. The AI's non-scheduled commercial flight with around 200 passengers on board is expected to land at Kochi at 9.45 pm.

FIR actor surprised fans with a shirtless pic of himself on social media. And his pic drew his FIR co-star Kavita Kaushik’s attention.Here’s the pic which Aamir shared on his social media:

Recently, a fan thanked the makers of the show and its team for bringing a smile on his father's face, who suffered a brain stroke. His father is admitted to the ICU after suffering a brain stroke, and during these difficult times the show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has comes as a relaxation for him.

Sourav Ganguly, former India skipper and the current president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Wednesday shared a throwback picture of him training at the Lord's Cricket Ground.

The holiday, which is a very important commemorative holiday for people of Buddhist faith is regarded to be the day when Lord Buddha received enlightenment. This year will be the 2582nd Birth Anniversary of Gautama Buddha.

Turkey plans to host the Champions League final in late August, the head of its football federation said on Wednesday, and will resume domestic soccer leagues without fans on June 12 after a three-month suspension caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

Five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova has revealed that fellow tennis star and World No. 1 Novak Djokovic was once fanboying on her over dinner.

Drawing confidence from Saurabh Chaudhary's Zen-like calm and lethal efficiency with pistol, shooting coach Amit Sheoran says his most famous ward will be well-placed both mentally and skill-wise whenever the Olympics are held.

Israel's ambassador to India Ron Malka on Wednesday said that his country is in an advanced stage of a breakthrough on developing an antibody to the novel coronavirus and is awaiting results of clinical trials. "...Yes, of course, we will share it with the world," Malka said adding that it was "too early to know if it is ready for mass development."

For nearly a decade, Satish Kumar has been India's flag-bearer in the men's super heavyweight category. He missed out on qualification to the 2016 Rio Olympics by the barest of margins, but in March this year, he created history by becoming the first Indian to qualify for the Games in the +91kg category.

A grievous injury on Shivin Narang’s left hand required urgent hospitalisation

In a two-page letter to West Bengal chief secretary Rajiva Sinha, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said that the Covid-19 response in the state is characterised by low rate of testing and high mortality, coupled with lockdown violations. Bhalla said the problems have arisen due to ostracism of healthcare professionals and lack of quarantine facilities in the state.

This year the festival, which is usually celebrated with great enthusiasm, is being celebrated amid lockdown and uncertainty as the world fights COVID-19. However, actress Sara Arfeen Khan is keeping her spirits high as she shares her memories and plans for Ramadan this year.

Actress Rashika Singh has found an effective alternative to her gym routine

Former India pacer Ashish Nehra said that Virat Kohli is still a work in progress when it comes to him in the role of a skipper. "Virat Kohli as a player needs no recognition as his career graph tells the story. Kohli has done amazingly well, in captaincy I still feel he is a work in progress. I can say he is a little bit impulsive captain," said the 41-year-old.

Maruti Suzuki India will re-start production of vehicles at its Manesar plant from the May 12, 2020, the company said in a regulatory filing. "All activities would be carried out strictly in accordance with the government regulations and guidelines and observing the company's own concern for the highest standards of safety," Maruti Suzuki said.

25 photos of coronavirus-themed street art from around the world

Speaking exclusively to Etimes TV, Avinash shared that Sambhavna is on medications and is doing fine. “Doctor told her to take rest for a week and I will take her for a full medical check-up then to see the medical issue doesn't return,” Avinash shared.

The news of Bigg Boss fame Sambhavna Seth being rushed to a hospital on Monday night (May 4), left her friends and family worried about her. The actress has finally revealed her ordeal and the difficult time she had to go through in the wee hours as no hospital where she went was ready to attend to her.

India's Test vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane on Wednesday said cricketers will need at least a month of training before resumption of games, which should happen only after a vaccine for the Covid-19 is discovered. Rahane also said that in a coronavirus-scarred world, the lifestyle of cricketers will undergo a change as far as pre & post-match routines are concerned.

Archana Puran Singh surely knows how to keep her fans entertained. The Kapil Sharma Show's permanent guest loves to share videos of her family and even her helper, Bhagyashri. They are all a huge hit with everyone.

After being stranded in Los Angeles for several weeks, actress Aditi Bhatia is hopeful of coming back to India along with her mother.

Leading car and motorcycle manufacturers are beginning preparations to resume operations and reopening dealerships after the lockdown was eased in various parts of the country on Monday. Industries had suspended manufacturing operations on March 23 in the wake of the spread of coronavirus. Here's a look at how different brands are strategizing and reinforcing plans to limp back to work.