All 8 teams can spend a total of Rs 169.6 crore in IPL: Big players like Virat, KL Rahul will be at stake

The mini auction of the 14th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will take place on February 18 in Chennai. The IPL management confirmed this through social media. This time 8 franchises have released a total of 57 players. Rajasthan Royals have released captain Steve Smith and Kings XI Punjab. It will be interesting to see how many of these big names will be sold at auction. Royal Challengers Bangalore released the most 10 players. While Punjab has 9, Rajasthan 8, Mumbai 7, Chennai, Kolkata and Delhi 6-6 and Hyderabad 5 players out of the team.

On January 20, all 8 teams released a list of retainers and release players. 139 players have been returned with a total value of Rs 483.39 crore. At the same time, the franchise released 57 players worth Rs 196.6 crore. That means all the eight franchises will now have Rs 196.6 crore to spend in the IPL auction 2021.

Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, Saurabh Tiwari, Jaspreet Bumrah, Rahul Chahar, Trent Boult, Jayant Yadav, Kieran Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Suchit Roy, Ishan Kishan, Quinton de Kok, Aditya Tare, Jayant Yadav, Dhawal Kul Lynn, Mohsin Khan, Anmolpreet Singh.

MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina, KM Asif, Imran Tahir, Karna Sharma, Mitchell Sentner, R. Sai Kishore, Lungi Gidi, Ravindra Jadeja, Narayan Jagdishan, Rituraj Gaekwad, Josh Hazlewood, Ambati Rayudu, Deepak Chahar, Faf du Plessis, Shardul Thakur, Dwayne Bravo and Sam Karan.

Sanju Samson, Ben Stokes, Joffra Archer, Ben Stokes, Jose Butler, Ryan Parag, Shreyas Gopal, Rahul Tewatia, Mahipal Lomror, Karthik Tyagi, Andrew Tie, Jaydev Unadkat, M. Mayank, Yashaswi Jeswal, Anuj Rawat, David Miller, Manan Vohra, Robin Uthappa.

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Morbi taluka's Bagasara falls for water: agitation if not enough water is provided

Malia taluka panchayat member Rukhiben Bhimabhai Piplia has submitted a report to water supply officer Morbi on the issue of water scarcity and insufficient water supply in Bagasara village of Malia taluka. Morbi taluka's Bagasara falls for water In the presentation, the taluka panchayat member has said that water coming from Nanabhela village in Bagasara village for last 20 days only gets water for 2 hours or 3 hours on the next day. Water tankers fill up daily so that the village of Bagasara has to suffer a great loss of water. The village has a population of 2000 and livestock is about 500 and there is not enough water for two days. There is insufficient water supply. There are also rumors that women will picket the water supply office a day later.

Shamlaji temple will be open for devotees from tomorrow

There is good news for the devotees of the famous pilgrimage Shamlaji in Aravalli district. The curiosity of the devotees has now come to an end as darshan is closed for devotees in all the major temples in the state due to Korona Kaher. It has been decided to open the temple for the devotees and the devotees will be able to enjoy the darshan of Lord Shamlaji again. The temple has been allowed to open by the administration. As the transition to Corona has slowed down, the Darshan of Shamlaji Temple will resume from June 1. Earlier all the major temples in the state were closed as per the Kovid guideline as the cases of Corona were increasing. The pilgrimage will be reopened to the devotees through Aravalli when only worship was performed in the temples. Only one priest was allowed to enter the temple for one and a half months and worship was performed. As the Corona case escalated after Holi, the government gradually began to impose sanctions which eventually led to the decision to clo...

Corona killed 1621 education workers during UP's panchayat election duty

Primary Teachers Union sends list to CM: One crore financial assistance, eight demands including giving jobs to their relatives: 1621 teachers, trainers, education friends and employees in 75 districts of the state die due to transition. In Uttar Pradesh, the number of teachers, education friends, instructors and employees of the Basic Education Department who died from the Kovid-19 transition while on duty in the panchayat elections has reached 16,21. This information has been given in the list given by Uttar Pradesh Primary Teachers Union. Earlier, the union had released a list on April 28 stating that 706 teachers and staff had died in the Koro transition. The union sent the list to the chief minister on May 16 and demanded Rs one crore financial assistance to teachers, education friends, trainers and employees who died during election duty, including giving jobs to their relatives. According to a list released by the Primary Teachers Union, 1,621 teachers, instructors, education fr...

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