Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Former India captain Ganguly hospitalised with Covid-19

Former India captain Ganguly hospitalised with Covid-19

FORMER India captain Sourav Ganguly, who heads the country's cricket board (BCCI), has been admitted to hospital in Kolkata after testing positive for Covid-19, his brother Snehasish told Reuters on Tuesday (28).

"Sourav has got Covid but he is feeling fine," Snehasish said by telephone, adding that the positive result came on Monday (27) night.


One of India's most successful captains, the 49-year-old underwent an angioplasty at the start of the year after complaining of chest discomfort.

India reported over 6,000 new Covid-19 cases on Tuesday (28), with the number of deaths rising by 293.

About 34.8 million people have contracted the novel coronavirus in the world's second-most populous nation with confirmed deaths of over 480,000.

(Reuters)

More For You

National Trust lights up East Riddlesden Hall for Diwali celebrations

Guests arrive for the Diwali celebrations at Riddlesden Hall

National Trust lights up East Riddlesden Hall for Diwali celebrations

EAST RIDDLESDEN HALL, an ancient manor house in Keighley, West Yorkshire, which has been owned by the National Trust since 1934, has been lit up for Diwali.

The hall has been decorated with statues of Hindu deities, saris and kurtas, Asian board games, mari­golds, posters with handwritten notes, and rangoli drawings by eight- and nine-year-old children of all faiths from a local primary school. Diyas have lit up its dark interiors.

Keep ReadingShow less