While some Bollywood movies will make their OTT debut in April 2024, a few will release directly on the content streaming platform. Here are the movies releasing on OTT platforms in April.

While some Bollywood movies will make their OTT debut in April 2024, a few will release directly on the content streaming platform. Here are the movies releasing on OTT platforms in April. Farrey As seen in the trailer, the story revolves around a gifted orphan who gets a scholarship from a prestigious school. However, her wealthy peers draw her into cheating schemes. The movie explores the concepts of integrity, peer pressure and ethical choices, as the protagonist struggles with moral conflicts. It serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of compromising one's values for acceptance or personal gain. The current IMDb rating of the movie is 6.3. It will come out on Zee5 on April 5, featuring Arsh Wahi, Alizeh Agnihotri and Juhi Babbar. Amar Singh Chamkila The movie features Diljit Dosanjh as Amar Singh Chamkila, a Punjabi singer whose provocative lyrics thrust him into fame, sparking a controversy in the state. He struggles with the challenges that come with stardom and public scrutiny and tries to balance fame and brutal criticism. The movie shows Chamkila's journey, highlighting an artist's struggles in navigating artistic expression amid societal expectations. Tragically, his untimely death underscores the harsh realities of the music industry, delivering a poignant message about the price of fame and the impact of artistic freedom on public perception. Diljit Dosanjh, Parineeti Chopra, and Apinderdeep Singh are in the lead cast. Amar Singh Chamkila will be released on Netflix on April 12. Chakda 'Xpress Chakda 'Xpress, starring Anushka Sharma, portrays the journey of Jhulan Goswami, who was a faster bowler in the Indian women's cricket team. She is renowned as one of the best in the world. The movie focuses on the arduous journey of Jhulan, a successful Indian cricketer, and the obstacles she had to overcome to achieve her dream. It highlights her determination and perseverance, emphasizing the challenges faced by women in the sports world and the hard work they must put in to fulfil their aspirations. The movie will be released on Netflix. The release date of the movie is not confirmed yet. Zara Hatke Zara Bachke Zara Hatke Zara Bachke is a story about Kapil (Vicky Kaushal) and Saumya (Sara Ali Khan), college sweethearts who are deeply in love. However, they struggle to find privacy due to interruptions from Kapil's family, including a cousin sleeping between them. Saumya is consistently pestered by Kapil's meddling mami, leaving them with no personal space. In pursuit of freedom, they decide to apply for a PMAY flat, but they need to get a divorce to be eligible, leading to a humorous sequence. The movie has an IMDb rating of 6.6 and will be released on JioCinema. (With inputs from agencies)

Bollywood movies releasing on OTT in April: From Farrey to Amar Singh Chamkila; Check full list here

NASA has shared some tips on how to shoot the total solar eclipse ahead of the cosmic event on April 8, which will be visible in parts of some countries like the United States and Canada.

NASA has shared some tips on how to shoot the total solar eclipse ahead of the cosmic event on April 8, which will be visible in parts of some countries like the United States and Canada. For people within the path of the Moon's shadow, a total solar eclipse is a stunning celestial view, NASA said. While it's a precious chance for scientists to study the sun and the impact of a total solar eclipse on Earth, it's also great for people to capture memorable pictures. NASA has shared some photography tips for everyone, from amateurs to selfie masters. Here they are: Safety First It's dangerous to look directly at the sun. One should use a special solar filter to protect the camera and a pair of solar viewing glasses to protect your eyes. Only then can a person click images when the sun is partially eclipsed. However, when the Moon blocks the sun entirely, one can remove the cover and see the Sun's outer atmosphere called corona. Which Camera To Use? According to NASA, any camera is a good camera, whether you have a high-end DSLR or a camera phone. To take great photos during the eclipse, one needs a good eye and a vision for the image they wish to create. NASA has urged people to focus on taking landscape shots if they don't have a telephoto zoom lens, capturing the changing environment during the eclipse. However, having some equipment handy can prove beneficial during the eclipse. If you need stability for your camera and want to avoid taking blurry images when there is low lighting, a tripod can come in handy. Furthermore, using a delayed shutter release time will allow you to click pictures without shaking your camera. Look Around! As the most dominating element of a solar eclipse, the Sun tends to draw our attention, but it is important to remember to look around you. During a solar eclipse, the surroundings have eerie lighting and shadows. As the sunlight filters through the overlapping leaves of trees, it creates natural pinholes that project miniature eclipse replicas on the ground. Therefore, wherever you point your camera, it can yield exceptional imagery. Be sure to capture some wide-angle photos to document your eclipse experience. Practice It is important to familiarise yourself with the capabilities of your camera before the day of the eclipse. Many cameras, including some camera phones, have adjustable exposures that can help you adjust the brightness of your image under the difficult lighting conditions of an eclipse. Additionally, it is essential to know how to manually focus your camera to capture clear and precise shots. NASA has also asked to share the images on social media and tag their official handle. (With inputs from agencies)

Want to shoot the solar eclipse? Here are four tips by NASA

Parts of the US, Canada and Mexico will thrust into darkness as the Moon glides completely covering the Sun, marking a total solar eclipse on April 8. While millions of spectators are excited, NASA engineers in Virginia plan to make the most of the few minutes of darkness by launching rockets straight into the eclipse's shadow, LiveScience reported.

Parts of the US, Canada and Mexico will thrust into darkness as the Moon glides completely covering the Sun, marking a total solar eclipse on April 8. While millions of spectators are excited, NASA engineers in Virginia plan to make the most of the few minutes of darkness by launching rockets straight into the eclipse's shadow, LiveScience reported. These launches have a crucial science goal besides the cool factor. They will enable the scientists to understand how the sudden drop in sunlight impacts Earth's blanket of air. The swift transition from day to night during the eclipse causes sudden temperature drops. It also tricks animals into engaging in nighttime behaviours. However, scientists know little about how these brief moments of darkness affect the boundary between our planet's upper and lower atmosphere, called the ionosphere. The ionosphere extends between 55 to 310 miles (90 to 500 kilometres) above the planet's surface. ALSO READ | Mars may have hosted life for millions of years longer than previously thought In the ionosphere, ultraviolet radiation from the Sun drives away electrons from atoms, creating electrically charged particles that puff up the upper atmosphere abundantly. During sunset, these ions recombine into neutral atoms, thinning out the charged particles. However, they are ripped away again the next morning. "If you think of the ionosphere as a pond with some gentle ripples on it, the eclipse is like a motorboat that suddenly rips through the water," Aroh Barjatya, a professor of engineering and physics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, said in a 2023 NASA article. "It creates a wake immediately underneath and behind it, and then the water level momentarily goes up as it rushes back in," he added. NASA engineers expect to gather enough data to predict such disturbances, which interfere with radio and satellite communications. They will launch three rockets from Wallops Flight Facility on Wallops Island, Virginia. The Moon will block only 81.4 per cent of the sun's light at this facility. However, the team expects to use the temporary dimming. The same research team performed a similar experiment during last October's partial "ring of fire" solar eclipse when the Moon blocked a maximum of 90 per cent of the Sun's light. The experiment revealed that the drop in sunlight caused disturbances capable of impacting radio and satellite communications, highlighting the need for improved capability to anticipate them. "We are super excited to relaunch [the rockets] during the total eclipse, to see if the perturbations start at the same altitude and if their magnitude and scale remain the same," Barjatya concluded in a NASA statement. (With inputs from agencies)

NASA plans to launch three rockets into the solar eclipse shadow next week. Here’s why

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has issued new guidelines. These new rules will allow the passengers to exit from an aircraft through an airport departure gate.

The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has issued new guidelines. These new rules will allow the passengers to exit from an aircraft through an airport departure gate. This measure can be taken when there is a delay in operating the flight after boarding. BCAS announced the changes after several passengers reported getting stuck in the flight after boarding. BCAS Director General Zulfiquar Hasan stated the airlines and airport were informed about the guidelines on March 30. Passengers will now be subject to "less harassment" as these new rules come into implementation. The director general assured that passengers will not have to keep sitting inside an aircraft for long hours after boarding. He added, "Airport operators have to make arrangements for the infrastructure, including for screening, for implementing the guidelines." ALSO READ | Vistara’s pilot shortage deepens with several flights affected across India Airlines and security agencies concerned will have to deboard the passengers in such cases. On January 17, BCAS slapped fines of ₹1.80 crores on IndiGo and MIAL over the incident of passengers having food on the airport tarmac after several cases of flight delays were reported. Many passengers streamed out of the IndiGo aircraft at the Mumbai airport, sat on the tarmac and had food as soon as their diverted Goa-Delhi flight landed after a long delay on January 14. Here are a few other changes the BCAS has introduced for flight passengers: To ensure a better experience for passengers at the airport, smart security lanes will be installed. At the Bangalore airport, full-body scanners will be operational starting in April. Airports with an annual passenger traffic of more than five million will also have scanners. BCAS has ordered seven scheduled airlines to guarantee the timely arrival of luggage at airports after the aircraft has landed. (With inputs from agencies)

In case of flight delays, passengers can now exit through departure gates. Check new rules by BCAS

MI vs RR IPL 2024: Mumbai Indians will clash with Rajasthan Royals in the upcoming Indian Premier League match on April 1. Here's everything you need to know about the MI vs RR IPL 2024 match.

MI vs RR IPL 2024: Mumbai Indians will clash with Rajasthan Royals in the upcoming Indian Premier League match on April 1. Here's everything you need to know about the MI vs RR IPL 2024 match. MI vs RR IPL 2024: Match Details Date: April 1 Time: 07:30 pm IST Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, Maharashtra Live Streaming App: JioCinema MI vs RR IPL 2024: Probable Playing XI Mumbai Indians: Ishan Kishan (wk), Rohit Sharma, Naman Dhir, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya (C), Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Piyush Chawla, G Coetzee, Jasprit Bumrah, Kwena Maphaka Rajasthan Royals: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson (c & wk), Riyan Parag, Dhruv Jurel, Shimron Hetmyer, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Yuzvendra Chahal, Avesh Khan, Sandeep Sharma MI vs RR IPL 2024: Weather Report According to AccuWeather, Mumbai will have a clear sky on the day of the Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals match. The probability of precipitation and cloud cover, both are zero per cent, the weather forecast said. The temperature on April 1 will range between 24 to 34 degrees Celsius. MI vs RR IPL 2024: Pitch Report The Wankhede Stadium pitch in Mumbai has hosted 109 matches in the Indian Premier League to date. Records show that the teams batting first and second have nearly equal chances of winning the game. Out of the 109 matches, the team batting first has emerged victorious on 50 occasions, while those batting second have won on 59 occasions. MI vs RR IPL 2024: Full Squad Mumbai Indians: Hardik Pandya (c), Rohit Sharma, Dewald Brevis, Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan (wk), Tilak Varma, Tim David, Vishnu Vinod, Arjun Tendulkar, Shams Mulani, Nehal Wadhera, Jasprit Bumrah, Kumar Kartikeya, Piyush Chawla, Akash Madhwal, Luke Wood, Romario Shepherd, Gerald Coetzee, Shreyas Gopal, Nuwan Thushara, Naman Dhir, Anshul Kamboj, Mohammad Nabi, Shivalik Sharma, Kwena Maphaka Rajasthan Royals: Sanju Samson (c and wk), Jos Buttler (wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel (wk), Riyan Parag, Donovan Ferreira, Kunal Rathore, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Sen, Navdeep Saini, Sandeep Sharma, Trent Boult, Yuzvendra Chahal, Tanush Kotian, Avesh Khan, Rovman Powell, Shubham Dubey, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Abid Mushtaq, Nandre Burger, Keshav Maharaj MI vs RR IPL 2024: Head-To-Head MI vs RR head-to-head in the past five matches: 2023 – MI won by 6 wickets 2022 – MI won by 5 wickets 2022 – RR won by 23 runs 2021 – MI won by 8 wickets 2021 – MI won by 7 wickets MI vs RR head-to-head overall: Matches: 28 Rajasthan Royals Won: 12 Mumbai Indians Won: 15 No Result: 1 (With inputs from agencies)

MI vs RR IPL 2024: Head-to-head, probable playing XI, weather forecast, pitch report and all you need to know

A 14th-century medieval castle has been discovered under the courtyard of a historic hotel in France. Archaeologists also found a moat, jewellery, pots, pans and padlocks, which gave clues about the elite who used the fort for nearly a century.

A 14th-century medieval castle has been discovered under the courtyard of a historic hotel in France. Archaeologists also found a moat, jewellery, pots, pans and padlocks, which gave clues about the elite who used the fort for nearly a century. The French National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) excavated the courtyard cellars of the Lagorce Hotel in 2023. The hotel was built in the 18th century above the ruins of a medieval fort called Château de l'Hermine. Located in Vannes, the castle was built as a fortress and residence for John IV, Duke of Brittany, in 1381. After the Vikings were expelled from the region, Brittany was a medieval feudal state from the 10th to the 16th centuries. A line of hereditary dukes ruled the Duchy of Brittany, essentially a tiny country. John IV came to power in 1365. He built several house fortresses throughout Brittany. He made Château de l'Hermine the seat of the Duchy. However, the castle only lasted for a century and fell into disrepair. John IV's grandson, Francis II, moved to the capital of the Duchy out of Vannes. From the 18th to 20th centuries, several buildings were built above the castle like a hotel, a law school, and a government office. The exact plan of John IV's castle remained unknown until 2021. Archaeologists started unveiling its foundation in anticipation of turning the historic building into the new Museum of Fine Arts. Archaeologists also found the ground floor of the residence during excavations in the old hotel's courtyard. They also found a tower overlooking an exterior moat. The castle was about 138 feet (42 metres) long and 56 feet (17 metres) wide, with walls up to 18 feet (5.5 metres) thick. There were several staircases inside, including a ceremonial one, along with carved moulding and decorated door jambs. The castle's architecture cleverly combined defensive functions with residential ones, the INRAP stated. (With inputs from agencies)

Archaeologists discover 14th-century castle with a moat under hotel in France

New Rules April 2024:&nbsp;<meta name="uuid" content="uuid9bwyczykN9gu" /><meta charset="utf-8" />As the FY 2023-24 comes to an end, the new financial year brings several changes related to personal finance, which will be effective from April 1.&nbsp;

Here are the key changes that FY 2024-25 will bring to it:

<h2>Change In National Pension System</h2>

The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA), the apex body which manages the NPS, will bring several changes to the current login process of the NPS.&nbsp;

NPS accounts will need two-factor authentication for logging in from April 1, which can be authenticated using OTP received on mobile phones. PFDRA has taken measures to increase the security of the system.&nbsp;

<h2>New Rule In EPFO</h2>

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation will now transfer a subscriber's balance automatically to their new organisation when they change jobs. EPFO account holder does not require a request to transfer the PF amount.

<h2>Income Tax Regime</h2>

The new tax regime will become the default tax regime from April 1. If you don't opt for the old tax regime, you will automatically pay tax under the new tax regime. A person with income up to ₹7 lakh per annum is excluded from paying tax under the new tax regime.

ALSO READ |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/lok-sabha-elections-2024-india-blocs-show-of-strength-set-to-begin-in-delhis-ramlila-maidan-top-points-706097">Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 'INDIA' bloc's show of strength begins at Ramlila Maidan</a>

<h2>New Rule Of FASTag</h2>

If a person has not updated their car's KYC with the bank, they might encounter issues starting April 1. Banks will deactivate FASTags of people who have not updated their KYC information. It's crucial to update the KYC process for FASTag.&nbsp;

If the KYC is not up to date, the payments will not be processed, requiring you to pay double toll tax at toll plazas. NHAI has urged FASTags customers to ensure compliance with the RBI rules by completing the KYC procedure.&nbsp;

<h2>SBI Credit Card Changes</h2>

The State Bank of India (SBI) will implement several significant changes in credit card rules. For instance, if you pay rent using an SBI credit card, you will not earn reward points. However, these changes will apply to only some credit cards. For others, it will come into effect from April 15.&nbsp;

<h2>Rule Change For Ola Money Wallet</h2>

Ola Money has announced that it will transition to smaller prepaid payment instrument (PPI) wallet services, with a maximum wallet load limit of&nbsp;₹10,000 per month.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

New Rules April 2024: As the FY 2023-24 comes to an end, the new financial year brings several changes related to personal finance, which will be effective from April 1.

New Rules April 2024: As the FY 2023-24 comes to an end, the new financial year brings several changes related to personal finance, which will be effective from April 1. Here are the key changes that FY 2024-25 will bring to it: Change In National Pension System The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA), the apex body which manages the NPS, will bring several changes to the current login process of the NPS. NPS accounts will need two-factor authentication for logging in from April 1, which can be authenticated using OTP received on mobile phones. PFDRA has taken measures to increase the security of the system. New Rule In EPFO The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation will now transfer a subscriber's balance automatically to their new organisation when they change jobs. EPFO account holder does not require a request to transfer the PF amount. Income Tax Regime The new tax regime will become the default tax regime from April 1. If you don't opt for the old tax regime, you will automatically pay tax under the new tax regime. A person with income up to ₹7 lakh per annum is excluded from paying tax under the new tax regime. ALSO READ | Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 'INDIA' bloc's show of strength begins at Ramlila Maidan New Rule Of FASTag If a person has not updated their car's KYC with the bank, they might encounter issues starting April 1. Banks will deactivate FASTags of people who have not updated their KYC information. It's crucial to update the KYC process for FASTag. If the KYC is not up to date, the payments will not be processed, requiring you to pay double toll tax at toll plazas. NHAI has urged FASTags customers to ensure compliance with the RBI rules by completing the KYC procedure. SBI Credit Card Changes The State Bank of India (SBI) will implement several significant changes in credit card rules. For instance, if you pay rent using an SBI credit card, you will not earn reward points. However, these changes will apply to only some credit cards. For others, it will come into effect from April 15. Rule Change For Ola Money Wallet Ola Money has announced that it will transition to smaller prepaid payment instrument (PPI) wallet services, with a maximum wallet load limit of ₹10,000 per month. (With inputs from agencies)

New Rules April 2024: From EPFO to tax regime, these 6 financial changes will come into effect from April 1

A leopard attacked at least five people in a village in North Delhi's Wazirabad on Monday. According to the officials, the leopard attack in the national capital triggered panic among locals.

A leopard attacked at least five people in a village in North Delhi's Wazirabad on Monday. According to the officials, the leopard attack in the national capital triggered panic among locals. Delhi Fire Service Chief Atul Garg later informed that they had rescued the leopard. A video of the leopard has gone viral on social media platforms. In the video, the leopard can be seen jumping from the terrace of a house in Jagatpur village early morning on Monday. The animal barged into the next building. There it was locked in a room, the officials said. There are videos of the leopard on social media, where some people are chasing the leopard and others are running in panic. STORY | Leopard barges into house in Delhi's Roop Nagar, 5 injured READ: https://t.co/EbH7OulTMV VIDEO: (Source: Third Party) pic.twitter.com/7bJRdu08YH — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) April 1, 2024 × Delhi Fire Service stated that they received information about the incident at around 06:20 am IST and they immediately dispatched two fire tenders to the spot. "With the help of the locals, the officials locked the leopard in a room. The injured were sent to a hospital," Delhi Fire Service (DFS) Chief Atul Garg said. A local said that the leopard tried to attack several people and injured some. Another village resident added that the village is surrounded by a jungle and there is no fencing or other kind of security. ALSO READ | Delhi court extends CM Kejriwal's judicial custody till April 15 in alleged liquor scam case Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) MK Meena said that the officials received a call from Jagatpur village about a leopard entering a house. The local police reached the spot and the same information was given to the forest department. Three out of five injured people during the leopard attack have been identified as Mahender, Akash, and Rampal. The DCP added that seven forest department personnel, a team from the Delhi Fire Department, and the local police are currently present at the spot. Leopard sightings are rare in Delhi. In December 2023, a leopard was sighted at Sainik Farms in South Delhi. While the forest department suspected that the leopard had returned to Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary, it was killed by a car on National Highway 44 near Khatushyam Temple in North Delhi's Alipur. (With inputs from agencies)

Leopard attacks five in Delhi's Wazirabad; triggers panic

Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's co-founders, loved pulling pranks. Every April Fool's Day, they would come up with some outlandish idea. Once, they posted a job opening for a Copernicus research centre on Earth's moon.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's co-founders, loved pulling pranks. Every April Fool's Day, they would come up with some outlandish idea. Once, they posted a job opening for a Copernicus research centre on Earth's moon. Another time, they said they'll introduce a "scratch and sniff feature" on the search engine. People eventually learned to laugh off their over-the-top and consistent pranks as another example of Google mischief. However, 20 years ago, Page and Brin decided to reveal something unbelievable on April Fool's Day. They introduced Gmail, a free service boasting one gigabyte of storage per account. It had an incomprehensible email capacity back then. It had enough space to store about 13,500 emails before running out of space in the age when Yahoo and Microsoft had space for only 30 to 60 emails. Furthermore, Gmail came with Google's search technology, where users could retrieve an old email, photo or other personal information saved on the platform. It also automatically compiled a string of conversations around the same topic. ALSO READ | Russia's secret intelligence unit responsible for spreading 'Havana Syndrome' in US, Canada: Report "The original pitch we put together was all about the three 'S's: storage, search and speed," said former Google executive Marissa Mayer. She helped design Gmail and other company products before becoming Yahoo's CEO. The Associated Press published a story about Gmail on April Fool's Day 2004. After the release, readers approached the news agency, saying that it was another prank by Google's founders. "That was part of the charm, making a product that people won't believe is real. It kind of changed people's perceptions about the kinds of applications that were possible within a web browser," former Google engineer Paul Buchheit recalled during a recent AP interview about his efforts to build Gmail. Gmail was part of a project called "Caribou," a reference to a running gag in the Dilbert comic strip. "There was something sort of absurd about the name Caribou, it just makes me laugh," said Buchheit, the 23rd employee hired at a company that now employs more than 180,000 people. While people thought Gmail was a joke, AP knew Google was not pulling a prank because an AP reporter had been abruptly asked to come to the company headquarters in California from San Franciso to see Gmail, which would make the trip worthwhile. (With inputs from agencies)

Did you know Gmail started as an April Fool's Joke 20 years ago?

Thousands of posts featuring a simple image with a plain white background and the phrase "click here" in bold black have bombarded the social media platform X since Saturday.

Thousands of posts featuring a simple image with a plain white background and the phrase "click here" in bold black have bombarded the social media platform X since Saturday. A diagonal downward arrow pointing to 'ALT' or the alternative text option is also in the viral image. The "click trend" has left thousands of users wondering what it is about. Introduced in 2016, ALT is a feature on X which enables users to add a text description to the photos that they put up on the platform. It is mainly for the visually challenged to understand the image with the help of text-to-speech recognition and Braille language. The image description in the ALT text feature can be up to 420 characters. The social media giant, earlier named Twitter, stated, "We're empowering everyone to ensure content shared on Twitter is accessible to the widest possible audience." ALSO READ | Hemant Soren's wife Kalpana meets Sunita Kejriwal, Sonia Gandhi; 'will fight against autocratic forces' Everyone, from politicians to influencers, have jumped on the "click here" trend. Shiv Sena leader Priyanka Chaturvedi wrote on X, "What is the click here pic story.? My timeline is full of it!" Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party also hopped on to the viral trend. They shared a post featuring the image. In the ALT section of the post, BJP wrote, "Phir ek baar Modi sarkar (Modi sarkar once again)." Meanwhile, the rival parties are not behind in the trend. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) shared information about the mega rally on March 31 in the ALT text section of the "click here" post. "Come to Ramlila Maidan on March 31 to save the country," the party wrote. Indian National Congress also used the ALT text feature to attack Narendra Modi. Their "click here" post ALT text said, "Narendra Modi runs 'extortion racket.' You know it," in Hindi. Furthermore, IPL franchises Kolkata Knight Rider and Lucknow Super Giants shared the viral image from their X handles. While KKR wrote, "#KnightsArmy is the best!" in the ALT text, LSG said "Adab se hara diya" after they defeated the Punjab Kings by 21 runs in their previous match. (With inputs from agencies)

What is 'click here' trend on X? Here's all you need to know about the ALT text social media sensation

the US First Lady Jill Biden has written a children's storybook about Willow, the short-haired tabby who lives in the White House. While US President Joe Biden's dogs are infamous for their bad behaviour, the White House cat is getting a book all to herself.

the US First Lady Jill Biden has written a children's storybook about Willow, the short-haired tabby who lives in the White House. While US President Joe Biden's dogs are infamous for their bad behaviour, the White House cat is getting a book all to herself. The book narrated Willow's journey from a farm in Pennsylvania to the White House in 2022. Willow the White House Cat will come out in June, four months before Joe Biden faces re-election with Donald Trump. "As Willow bounds from room to room, exploring history in her new home, she learns quickly about all of the incredible people who make the 'People's House' run," Jill Biden said in a statement through publisher Simon and Schuster. "Making many new friends along the way, Willow's journey gives the world a 'cats-eye' view of all the ins and outs of America's most famous address," she added. Since Bidens' dogs were removed after several biting incidents, Willow remains the last presidential pet at the White House. ALSO READ | Story of 'Peggy and Molly', an Instagram-famous duo of dog and a bird, set Australia abuzz. Here's why The German Shepherds, Commander and Major, were sent to live elsewhere after they bit several people, including Secret Service agents. Commander arrived as a pup in the White House in 2021. Bidens' beloved dog Champ died in 2021 at 13. 'First Feline' Willow is the first cat to live in the White House since India, owned by President George W Bush and the First Lady Laura Bush. Like First Lady Jill Biden, Willow hails from Pennsylvania, a prominent battleground state in November's election. She gets her name from Jill Biden's hometown, Willow Grove. Jill Biden, 72, has co-written the book with author Akyssa Satin Capucilli. Illustrations in the book are by Artist Kate Berube, the publishers said. The White House has a long history of presidential pets. Although cats have been rare, most of them have had literary journeys. Both Hillary Clinton and Barbara Bush wrote books about their White House pets. Donald Trump, who aims for a comeback, was the first president since Andrew Jackson not to have any. (With inputs from agencies)

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GT Full Updated Squad IPL 2024: Gujarat Giants, the champions of IPL 2022 and runner-ups of 2023, have big shoes to fill after Hardik Pandya joined Mumbai Indians for the IPL 2024 season.

GT Full Updated Squad IPL 2024: Gujarat Giants, the champions of IPL 2022 and runner-ups of 2023, have big shoes to fill after Hardik Pandya joined Mumbai Indians for the IPL 2024 season. Mohammed Shami will not be playing in the upcoming season, starting Friday (Mar 22). In their two seasons, GT finished at the top. After Pandya's departure, Shubman Gill was appointed as the captain, and Kane Williamson also joined GT. Here's the full squad of Gujarat Titans for IPL 2024. Gujarat Titans Full Squad IPL 2024 Shubman Gill (c): Opening Batter Age: 24, Batting: Right-hand Bat, Bowling: Right arm off break David Miller: Middle-order Batter Age: 34, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Right-arm off break Robin Minz: Wicketkeeper Age: 21, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Slow Left arm Orthodox Wriddhiman Saha: Wicketkeeper Batter Age: 39, Batting: Right-hand Bat Sai Sudharsan: Top-order Batter Age: 22, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Legbreak M Shahrukh Khan: Batter Age: 28, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm off break Matthew Wade: Wicketkeeper Batter Age: 35 358d, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Right arm Medium Kane Williamson: Top-order Batter Age: 33, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm off break Azmatullah Omarzai: All-rounder Age: 23, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Medium fast Abhinav Manohar: Batting All-rounder Age: 29, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Legbreak Googly Rashid Khan: Bowling All-rounder Age: 25, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Legbreak Googly Vijay Shankar: All-rounder Age: 32, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Medium Manav Suthar: Bowling All-rounder Age: 21, Batting: Left-hand Bat Bowling: Slow Left arm Orthodox Rahul Tewatia: Bowling All-rounder Age: 30, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Legbreak Spencer Johnson: Bowler Age: 28, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Left-arm Fast Kartik Tyagi: Bowler Age: 23, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Fast Josh Little: Bowler Age: 24, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Left arm Fast medium Darshan Nalkande: Bowler Age: 25, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Fast medium Noor Ahmad: Bowler Age: 18, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Left arm Wrist spin Sai Kishore: Bowler Age: 27, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Slow Left arm Orthodox Mohit Sharma: Bowler Age: 35, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Medium Jayant Yadav: Bowler Age: 33, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right-arm off break Umesh Yadav: Bowler Age: 36, Batting: Right-hand bat, Bowling: Right arm Fast Mohammed Shami (Withdrawn): Bowler Age: 33, Batting: Right-hand bat Bowling: Right arm Fast Sushant Mishra Age: 22, Batting: Left-hand Bat, Bowling: Left arm Medium fast (With inputs from agencies)

GT 2024 Full Updated Squad IPL 2024: Check Gujarat Titans captain, members, ruled-out players and replacements

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