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Cabbie dies pleading, 'Help.. Help..Help me Bhaiyya mujhe nikalo'

Kolkata: Rescuer Bipin is unlikely to ever forget the afternoon of March 31, 2016, not least the cabbie buried under the debris of the flyover who passed away pleading for help.

"When I reached the spot (of the collapse) with my civil defence team, I heard a taxi driver groaning. I could hear him say, ' bhaiyya mujhe nikalo' . He kept looking at us and he kept bleeding," Bipin said. "Once or twice, we tried to pull him out, but his pain was excruciating. I saw him die in front of my eyes. The cabbie's death acted as a major motivating factor for us rescuers. For the next two hours we hacked, sawed and hammered our way into debris," he added.

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India vs West Indies Live Cricket Scores World T20 Semifinal: West Indies beat India to enter FINAL

Lendl Simmons is the Man of the Match

Dew and indiscipline have cost India this match. Three chances to Lendl Simmons was the biggest reason of this defeat. Simmons scored unbeaten 82 and he was well supported by Johnson Charles 52 and Andre Russell 43 not out. Indian spinners could live up to the expectations today, probably due to dew. It is a big heartbreak for Indian fans. Across seven seas, West Indies fans must be jubilant.

West Indies Innings

20th over

• Virat to Russell. SIX! And it’s over. West Indies have won the match by 7 wickets to enter the FINAL.
• Virat to Russell. FOUR!
• Virat to Russell. No run.
• Virat to Simmons. 1 run.

19th over

• 12 runs off the over. West Indies 185/3 (8 runs required from 6 balls).
• Jadeja to Russell. FOUR! Pitched up, slapped to cover boundary.
• Jadeja to Russell. SIX! Length ball, slapped over long-off.
• Jadeja to Russell. No run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Russell. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Russell. No run.

18th over

• Another expensive over. 12 runs off it. West Indies 173/3 (20 runs required from 12 balls).
• Bumrah to Simmons. FOUR! Edged it and it went over the third man fielder.
• Bumrah to Simmons. 2 runs. Hit hard wide of long-off. Pandya did a good job.
• Bumrah to Simmons. SIX! Slogged, Jadeja took a good catch but his foot touched the rope before his flung the ball back to Virat.
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.

17th over

• Comparatively good over. 10 runs off it. West Indies 161/3 (32 runs required from 18 balls).
• Nehra to Russell. 1 run.
• Nehra to Russell. 1 run.
• Nehra to Russell. SIX! Went back and across, pulled the short ball long-on.
• Nehra to Russell. No run.
• Nehra to Simmons. 1 run.
• Nehra to Russell. 1 run.

16th over

• Another bad over for India. 13 runs off it. West Indies 151/3 (42 runs required from 24 balls). Simmons 67 (41b 6×4 4×6), Russell 14 (8b 1×4 1×6).
• Bumrah to Simmons. SIX! Full on middle-off, Simmons lofted over his head.
• Bumrah to Russell. 1 run.
• Bumrah to Simmons. 1 run. Over throw. There was no need of a throw.
• Bumrah to Simmons. FOUR! Bowled up, Simmons went after it but the ball took the outside edge to third man.
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.
• Bumrah to Russell. 1 run.

15th over

• Disastrous over for India. 18 runs off it. West Indies 138/3 (55 runs required from 30 balls).
• Pandya to Simmons. FREE HIT. SIX! Length ball, Simmons knelt on the back leg and squatted over mid-wicket.
• Pandya to Simmons. OUT! No, it is a NO BALL. Second life for Simmons.
• Pandya to Russell. 1 run.
• Pandya to Russell. No run.
• Pandya to Russell. SIX! Short of length, pulled way back into the stands. Huge hit.
• Pandya to Russell. No run.
• Pandya to Russell. FOUR! Length ball on off, smashed hard past mid-off fielder.

14th over

• Great over for India. Just 4 off it and a wicket. West Indies 120/3 (73 runs required from 36 balls). Russell 1 (1b 0x4 0x6), Simmons 50 (35b 5×4 2×6).
• Virat to Russell. 1 run.
• Virat to Simmons. 1 run.
• Virat to Simmons. 2 runs. Short on middle leg, flicked to mid-wicket.
• Virat to Simmons. No run.
• Virat to Simmons. No run.
• Virat to Charles. OUT! Back of length, Charles attempted to hit it out of the park but there was no timing. Sharma ran in from the long-off and takes an easy catch. Johnson Charles c Sharma b Kohli 52 (36b 7×4 2×6).

13th over

• 12 runs of the over. West Indies 116/2 (77 runs required from 42 balls).
• Jadeja to Simmons. FOUR! It was a repeat of the previous boundary. Full, outside off and Simmons slammed it to cover point boundary.
• Jadeja to Charles. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. FOUR! Full, outside off, Simmons slammed it to cover point.
• Jadeja to Charles. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.

12th over

• Good over for India. Just 7 runs. West Indies 104/2 (89 runs required from 48 balls).
• Pandya to Simmons. 1 run.
• Pandya to Charles. 1 run. Leg bye.
• Pandya to Charles. No run.
• Pandya to Charles. No run.
• Pandya to Charles. FOUR! Length ball, swatted hard to the cow corner.
• Pandya to Simmons. 1 run.

11th over

• 13 runs from the over. West Indies 97/2 (96 runs required from 54 balls).
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. FOUR! Outside off, scorching cover drive to boundary.
• Jadeja to Simmons. No run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. SIX! Very short, Simmons waited for it and sent it into the stands.

10th over

• Another big over. 12 runs from it. West Indies 84/2 (109 runs required from 60 balls).
• Pandya to Charles. No run.
• Pandya to Simmons. 1 run. Leg bye.
• Pandya to Charles. 1 run.
• Pandya to Charles. FOUR! Short and pulled to square leg boundary
• Pandya to Charles. SIX! Length ball, Charles swung hard. Ball took the outside edge and flew over the third man.
• Pandya to Charles. No run.

9th over

• Expensive over. 13 off it. West Indies 72/2 (121 runs required from 11 overs). 
• Ashwin to Simmons. 2 runs. Lofted over the cover.
• Ashwin to Simmons. No run.
• Ashwin to Charles. 1 run.
• Ashwin to Charles. FOUR! Another slog sweep. This time it wasn’t hit well but it went fast between mid-wicket and long-on.
• Ashwin to Charles. No run.
• Ashwin to Charles. SIX! Stepped out and slogged it over the mid-wicket into the stands.

8th over

• 8 runs from the over. West Indies 59/2 (134 runs required from 12 overs). Charles 23 (19b 4×4 0x6), Simmons 21 (17b 2×4 1×6).
• Pandya to Charles. 1 run.
• Pandya to Charles. FOUR! Walked out, Pandya bowled short and Charles pulled it to square-leg boundary.
• Pandya to Charles. No run.
• Pandya to Simmons. 1 run.
• Pandya to Charles. 1 run.
• Pandya to Simmons. 1 run.

7th over

• Quite a happening over it was. 7 runs off it. West Indies 51/2 (142 runs required from 13 overs).
• Ashwin to Simmons. 1 run.
• Ashwin to Simmons. FREE HIT. No run.
• Ashwin to Simmons. OUT! No it is not. It is a no ball. Umpire referred it to third umpire and Ashwin over-stepped there by a slight margin.
• Ashwin to Simmons. No run.
• Ashwin to Simmons. No run.
• Ashwin to Simmons. FOUR! Cut uppishly and it went into the gap between third man and point.
• Ashwin to Charles. 1 run.

6th over

• Expensive over. 11 runs from it. West Indies 44/2 (149 runs required from 14 overs).
• Jadeja to Simmons. 1 run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. No run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. No run.
• Jadeja to Simmons. SIX! Bowled up and Simmons sent it over the long-off boundary. First six of the innings.
• Jadeja to Simmons. 2 runs. Placed between mid-wicket and square-leg off the front foot and ran well.
• Jadeja to Charles. 1 run.

5th over

• Good over. Just 5 runs off it. West Indies 33/2 (160 runs required from 15 overs).
• Nehra to Simmons. No run.
• Nehra to Simmons. FOUR! Back of the length, Simmons waited and pulled it behind square-leg.
• Nehra to Charles. 1 run. Slower, Charles went for big slog but was too early in the shot.
• Nehra to Charles. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. No run.

4th over

• 9 off the over. Recovered well after first two balls. West Indies 28/2 (165 runs required from 16 overs).
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.
• Bumrah to Simmons. No run.
• Bumrah to Charles. 1 run.
• Bumrah to Charles. No run.
• Bumrah to Charles. FOUR! Short, on the legs, Charles flicked it easily and the ball beat Nehra at fine-leg.
• Bumrah to Charles. FOUR! Length ball, Charles slogged it over mid-wicket. Clean hit.

3rd over

• Good over by Nehra. Just 5 runs off it and a wicket. West Indies 19/2 (174 runs required from 17 overs).
• Nehra to Samuels. OUT! Moved away and tried to close the face of the bat. The ball took the edge and lobbed towards cover. Marlon Samuels c Rahane b Nehra 8 (7b 2×4 0x6).
• Nehra to Samuels. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. 1 run, leg bye.
• Nehra to Charles. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. FOUR! Full and Charles smashed it back past the bowler.

2nd over

• Good over. 8 runs but a big wicket. West Indies 14/1.
• Bumrah to Samuels. FOUR! Short, Samuels stayed back and cracked a boundary through cover.
• Bumrah to Samuels. No run.
• Bumrah to Samuels. FOUR! Superb ball. Pitched at length, moved away a bit and edge flew to third man boundary.
• Bumrah to Samuels. No run.
• Bumrah to Gayle. BOWLED! Low full toss, came in for left-hander from over the wicket, Gayle played across the line and the ball crashed into the base of off stump. Chris Gayle b Bumrah 5 (6b 1×4 0x6).

1st over

• Good start for India. West Indies 6/1.
• Nehra to Gayle. 1 run.
• Nehra to Gayle. FOUR! Short and pulled to mid-wicket boundary.
• Nehra to Gayle. No run.
• Nehra to Gayle. No run. Good ball, wanted to leave but was too late. Inside edge missed the stumps.
• Nehra to Gayle. Two slips in place. No run.
• Nehra to Charles. 1 run.

• West Indies openers Chris Gayle and Johnson Charles taking guards. Charles will take the strike. Ashish Nehra has the ball.

• Team India walks in. They are having a huddle meeting. Virat Kohli is not coming to the ground. There is some problem his his legs. Pawan Negi to field for him. We hope it is not very serious.

• Have India got enough on the board? We will know in a while.

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Modi top 10 quotes from his speech

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Brussels on Wednesday. Below are the top ten quotes from his speech:

    Have always believed talks solve issues. But there are neighbours who don't understand this, but can't change neighbours.

2.  2We also work for benefit of those who don't vote for us. We don't believe in vote bank politics.

3.   Don't know when the UN will tackle terrorism, or how. But seeing the conditions that prevail, it faces the danger of becoming irrelevant. It needs to go along with the times.

4.   We managed to resolve the Land Boundary Agreement with Bangladesh which had been pending for decades.

5.   So many nations have suffered due to terrorism. Terrorism is not a challenge to a nation, it's a challenge to humanity.

6.   India has been battling terrorism for four decades. But the rest of the world recognized the danger only after 9/11.

7.   Terrorism can't be dealt with bombs and guns. A conducive environment in society needs to be created.

8.   There is no question of bending in front of terrorism.

9.   Terrorism must be delinked from religion. No religion teaches terrorism.

10At a time when the world economy is not doing so well,

         It is generally agreed that India is a ray of hop     

India will never bow to terrorism: PM Modi in Brussels

BRUSSELS: India has never bowed before terrorism and will never do so, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said to an euphoric Indian community gathering in Brussels, while offering deepest condolences for the March 22 terror bombings in the Belgian capital.

Addressing a packed Indian community event at the Brussels Expo, winding up a day choc-a-bloc with official diplomatic events, PM Modi said the world needs to unite against terrorism and should stop differentiation between good terror and bad terror.

"Terrorism is a challenge for mankind, not just any one country or region. Those who believe in humanity should join together to tackle terrorism," PM Modi said to a cheering crowd.

"India has never bowed before terrorism, and there is no question of bending. But the challenge is a huge one. I have spoken to many important leaders, including religious ones, and explained them of the need to delink terror from religion. No religion teaches terrorism," he said.

He said the United Nations faces the danger of becoming irrelevant if it fails to tackle terrorism.

"In recent days in India, liberal Islamic scholars held a big meeting, linked to Sufism... They said those who speak of terror are un-Islamic. The more such voices rise, the faster the radicalisation of youth can be prevented. Can't tackle terrorism with only bombs and guns. Misfortune of the world is that the UN does not know how to tackle terrorism," he said.

He said the UN was born out of war and is unable to look beyond it. "Don't know when the UN will tackle terrorism, or how. But seeing the conditions that prevail, it faces the danger of becoming irrelevant. It needs to go along with the times," he said.

PM Modi said that during his numerous meetings the entire day, with the Belgian leadership and with the EU, the centre point of talks was terrorism.

PM Modi in Brussels

UN does not know definition of terrorism: PM Modi in Brussels

BRUSSELS: In the backdrop of terror attacks here last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the dangers posed by terrorism to the world and said the UN should address such major challenges failing which the global body could be rendered irrelevant.

Addressing Indian diaspora here, he said it was unfortunate that the UN was still unable to define terrorism and act on a resolution which prescribes action against the countries which support or give shelter to terrorism.

Underlining that terrorism needs to be delinked from religion, Modi said the menace posed challenge to humanity and those believing in humanity should collectively fight it.

He said that terrorism cannot be defeated only by guns, but an environment needs to be created in the society to ensure that the youth are not radicalised.

He said that while world was feeling the impact of terrorism only now, India has been facing this menace for over last 40 years.

"The world was jolted by 9/11. Till then the world powers did not understand what India was going through. But India never bowed to terrorism and there is no question of bowing before it," the Prime Minister said.

Referring to the UN, Modi said it has all means and mechanism to deal with war. But unfortunately the UN does not know what the definition of terrorism is and how to address it.

"The UN could not perform its duty in this regard...if the UN does not address this problem, it will not be too far before the world body loses its relevance," he said.

The leaders of the world will have to take the lead to curb terrorism failing which the world can see more destruction, Modi said.

During his one hour address, the PM also highlighted the achievements of his government with regard to ending corruption, bringing transparency in the functioning of government while citing various programmes.