Новости за 08.06.2020

Nach Baliye 9's Natasa Stankovic and hubby Hardik Pandya announced the news of their pregnancy on social media recently. The couple is joyous and over the moon as they are expecting their first baby. The actress shared a new picture on her Instagram account where she can be seen flaunting her baby bump.

The Afghanistan team resumed its training in Kabul on Sunday. While the country’s top players assembled for the month-long camp, their chief coach Lance Klusener was unable to join them since he is currently in South Africa and isn’t allowed to travel.

"If the Tokyo Olympics is cancelled then I have already played my last Olympics in Rio. I am not going to wait for the next Olympics," Leander told Purav Raja in an Instagram chat on Sunday.

We have seen how many of our celebs have pursued old interests and discovered new ones during the lockdown. Well, it looks like the same applies to their families, too. Quite a few celebrities were amazed to see the hidden, hitherto unexplored talents of their loved ones.

Are they ‘just good friends’, or, are they in love? Ever since people witnessed their camaraderie in ‘Bigg Boss 13’, this question has continued to haunt Paras Chhabra and Mahira Sharma. Their sizzling chemistry in ‘Baarish’, their first music video post ‘BB’, further strengthened the buzz about the two being in a relationship. And now, the rumoured couple is ready with their second music video together.

Russian high jumper Alexander Shustov, the 2010 European champion, has received a four-year ban for anti-doping violations, the country's athletics federation said on Monday.

What started as a pastime for Madhura Naik has now become a tool to help the needy. The actress had reignited her passion for painting as a hobby to stay positive and productive during the lockdown. And now, she is selling them for charity and using the proceeds to provide essentials to the needy.

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) adopted a wait and watch approach for resumption of cricket activity as the number of positive cases of COVID-19 is still on the rise.

Shreyas Iyer is pretty confident that his consistent performances in past one year has sealed the lingering debate about India's number four slot in white ball cricket. "If you have been playing for India at that position for a year now that means you have sealed it. There should be no more questions asked about it," Iyer said.

In an exclusive conversation with ETimes TV, the actress opened up about what she lacked in the second season and if she was disappointed with the outcome of the show.

Justin Rose and his wife Kate are sponsoring a series of women's golf tournaments for British professionals starting later this month. There will be seven events on the Rose Ladies Series, including one at Royal St George's, which was due to have staged the men's British Open next month before it was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain's Dan Evans believes Novak Djokovic's concerns about players having only one member of their support staff at the US Open does not apply to the majority of the field and compromises should be made when action resumes.

TV actor Srman Jain feels that he was lucky that he was with his family in Agra during the lockdown.

Naina Singh, who made her television debut with the hit Ekta Kapoor production Kumkum Bhagya, has quit the show a year after her joining. Confirming the news with ETimes TV, Naina said 'yes it is very much true' as she felt there was no change in the character and it was becoming very monotonous.

Adani Green Energy Ltd has bagged the world's largest solar bid entailing building a photovoltaic (PV) power plant of 8,000 MW and setting up a domestic solar panel manufacturing capacity of 2,000 MW, envisaging a total investment of roughly $6 billion.

As the Premier League inches closer to its return, Chelsea's Mason Mount expressed excitement and said all the players are "looking forward to getting started again".

Wide-scale lockdowns including shop and school closures have reduced Covid-19 transmission rates in Europe enough to control its spread and may have averted more than three million deaths, researchers said on Monday.In a modelling study of lockdown impact in 11 nations, Imperial College London scientists said the draconian steps, imposed mostly in March, had "a substantial effect" and helped bring the infection's reproductive rate below one by early May.

Former Zimbabwe cricket captain Tatenda Taibu feels that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's mental toughness separated him from his contemporaries. "...The first time I saw Dhoni, if I'm to be honest...he had come with the India A side. I thought Karthik was more natural than Dhoni. And still in keeping, he is more natural...even in batting he is more natural," Taibu said.

In an exclusive chat with ETimes TV, that actor spoke about the struggles he has been going through and also what future holds for him and other actors like him.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Monday slammed the Shiv Sena-led Maharashtra government over its handling of the Covid-19 situation, saying the current situation in the state looks like a circus is going on instead of governance.