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  The Indian Premier League (IPL) starts off on September 19 but for Australian and English players, the wait to participate in the T20 league is likely to last a few more days. A large number players who would be a part of the England vs Australia bilateral series – concluding on September 16 – would need to follow the quarantine procedures set by the UAE government and the BCCI before being allowed to feature for their respective franchises in the IPL. A report in  ESPNCricinfo  states that despite moving from one bubble to another, the players are unlikely to be given an exception as far as the COVID-19 Standard Operating Protocols (SOPs) are concerned.  As per the UAE government's policies, the person arriving in the country would need to undergo a week-long quarantine and undergo testing both before departure and after arrival. When it comes to the initial SOPs set by the BCCI for the IPL Season 13, each player will be tested thrice after reaching the Middle East - on days 1,

A ctress Sanjana Sanghi has come forward to stand by the family of her late co-star, actor Sushant Singh Rajput. She has supported their demand for a CBI probe, for a free and fair investigation in the case. Recently, Sushant's sister Shweta Singh Kirti shared a series of post on her verified Instagram account, demanding a closure in the probe of the late actor's death, tagging her post with #CBIForSSR. She posted a picture where she is seen holding a placard that reads: "I am sister of Sushant Singh Rajput and I request for #CBIforSSR." She captioned the image as: "It's time we find the truth and get justice. Please help our family and the whole world to know what the truth is and find closure, otherwise we will never be able to live a peaceful life!!#CBIForSSR Raise your voice and demand #JusticeForSushantSinghRajput #WarriorsForSSR @sushantsinghrajput." Sanjana shared the post on her Instagram story and wrote, "For you the prayers never have and

T he OnePlus Nord offers flagship features for less money. That’s the simple pitch -- one that suggests the company is going back to its roots.  OnePlus first made a name for itself when it launched its debut smartphone which, back in 2014, balanced flagship features with a price that undercut the competition by hundreds of dollars. Recently, though, the company’s phones have come closer to matching the latest iPhone and Galaxy devices, but with mixed success. Now OnePlus is once again setting its sights on the mid-range -- and it’s making a big deal about it, too, (Just look at the drip-feed of teasers and specs!) Seriously, there wasn’t much I   didn’t   know when  the Nord.   Engadget Score POOR UNINSPIRING GOOD EXCELLENT Key Oneplus Nord 85 Pros Big 90Hz screen A mid-range smartphone with 5G Capable cameras Tempting price   Cons Middleweight Snapdragon processor sometimes chokes on heavier tasks Cheap screen protector pre-installed Phones this big aren’t for everyone Not coming to

Over 800 students from across the country have approached the Supreme Court through a letter petition urging it to take suo motu cognisance of the decision of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to conduct compartment exams amid COVID-19 pandemic. The letter petition, filed by National General Secretary of the All India Students Association on behalf of 809 students, apprised Chief Justice of India SA Bobde and other judges of the apex court that decision of CBSE exposes students, parents, teachers and staff to a lot of risk in view of exponential growth of the virus in the country. "The students are seeking suo motu cognisance of the Supreme Court in this pandemic situation. They are not contending the importance of examination in academics. With no certainty as to when the Compartment examination is going to be conducted, students are losing opportunities to apply in colleges whose deadline for admission is already announced," Tanvi Dubey, advisor to AISA and st