Month: September 2019

James Slipper and the Reds aren’t short of motivation ahead of Saturday’s clash with the Waratahs. The motivation, in fact, is three-fold, according to their “Motivation three-fold for Reds ahead of Tahs clash”

A desperate dash across Brisbane to play 40 minutes of club football has paid off for Izaia Perese, named in the Reds starting side that “Perese powers back into Reds starting side”

Jordan Petaia could find his way into the Queensland rugby history books on Saturday, named for a potential debut at the age of 18 and “Reds name youngest Super Rugby debutant in history”

It’s yet to be seen in practice, but already a new World Rugby law clamping down on high tackles is being met with skepticism by “'Nipple rule' being met with skepticism”

They say revenge is a dish best served cold and Will Genia was as cool as they come in his return to Super Rugby, steering “Genia guides Rebels to huge win”

The Melbourne Rebels have stormed to the top of the Vodafone Super Rugby competition table after round six over the weekend. The Rebels finished with “Vodafone Super Rugby wrap: Round Six”

Recently, 28 employees have been arrested in the nutritional meal scam in Rae Bareli and Kannauj by the Uttar Pradesh government. There were protests after “Scam Exposed: 9,300 Kilograms Of Mid Day Meal Was Being Sold By Workers For Cash In UP”

With a 17.5 million strong overseas Indian community India is the leading country of origin of international migrants in 2019, according to new estimates released “17.5 Million Overseas Indians Are Largest Community In The World, Says UN”

The concept of bucket lists has been gifted to us by movies where we are urged to check things off our list before we turn “The ‘Anti-Bucket List’: Things People Do Not Wish To Experience In Their Lives”

For 25 people in Madhya Pradesh, having more fingers and toes than usual, sort of runs in the family. All of them have more than “All 25 Members Of Madhya Pradesh Family Has More Than 10 Fingers & Toes”