Chandigarh witnesses sudden drop in night temperature, Punjab’s Faridkot shivers at 3°C

Ranchi, Nov 30: India’s stalwart Rohit Sharma played a superb innings against South Africa in the first ODI on Sunday and another feather to his already illustrious cap by breaking the former Pakistan cricketer Shahid Afridi’s world record for most sixes in ODIs by hitting three maximums at the JSCA International Stadium Complex on Sunday. While the Afridi ended his career with 351 ODI sixes, Rohit went one up and notched up his ODI career’s 352nd maximum to script history. Batting first, Rohit put on a show for India while also building a brilliant 136-run second-wicket partnership alongside Virat…

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File photo Srinagar- The Winter Session of Parliament begins on Monday with the government appealing to all parties for cooperation even as the Opposition remains firm on demanding a discussion on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. At an all party meeting held on Sunday, several Opposition parties pressed for a debate on SIR along with national security concerns following the Delhi blast, rising air pollution in the capital, price rise, unemployment, foreign policy and the status of pending bills in states ruled by Opposition parties. They also flagged issues linked to federalism and alleged delays in release…