Kunal Chattopadhyay

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Test cricket began to lose popularity when batsmen started piling on the runs too easily. One day cricket began to lose popularity when batsmen started piling on the runs too easily. A pattern there. There is a bunch of people who insist that “spectators only want to watch fours and sixes” but I have a feeling that cricket is, no matter what the cliche says, not only a batsman’s game.

Mohan, You are sounding graceless. By the way, who are you to make a contemptuous dismissal of a distinguished professor by saying “ You do not matter to us”. Accountancy and economics are two different things. First, learn the difference. Any comment on another CEA Arvind Subramanian who says India’s GDP is at least 200 basis points lower than told to the world??? Or maybe that too is politics. Grow up. Don’t sound like a BJP IT Cell troll. Unless you are one.

The major blockade for Subhash Chandra Bose during his Congress days was Vallabhbhai Patel. The conflict originated when the latter's brother, Vithalbhai Patel, died in Vienna in 1933 and bequeathed three-fourths of his estate to Subhas to be used for the political upliftment of India. Vallabhbhai refused to accept the will as genuine and dragged Subhas to court; ultimately, Subhas Chandra lost the case in the Bombay High Court. ​Patel remained dissatisfied with Subhas Chandra’s tenure as Congress President. In July 1938, while Rajendra Prasad was ill, Patel wrote to him, "Jawahar has gone abroad for at least four months. You go out for six months and we have to deal with a President who does not know his own job." ​The Tripuri election turned acrimonious in late January when Patel cabled his Working Committee colleague and Subhas's elder brother, Sarat Bose, stating that Subhas's reelection was unnecessary and that the members of the Working Committee would issue a statement supporting Pattabhi Sitaramayya. In response, Sarat Bose maintained that Working Committee colleagues should not take sides.

The major blockade for Subhash Chandra Bose during his Congress days was Vallabhbhai Patel. The conflict originated when the latter's brother, Vithalbhai Patel, died in Vienna in 1933 and bequeathed three-fourths of his estate to Subhas to be used for the political upliftment of India. Vallabhbhai refused to accept the will as genuine and dragged Subhas to court; ultimately, Subhas Chandra lost the case in the Bombay High Court. ​Patel remained dissatisfied with Subhas Chandra’s tenure as Congress President. In July 1938, while Rajendra Prasad was ill, Patel wrote to him, "Jawahar has gone abroad for at least four months. You go out for six months and we have to deal with a President who does not know his own job." ​The Tripuri election turned acrimonious in late January when Patel cabled his Working Committee colleague and Subhas's elder brother, Sarat Bose, stating that Subhas's reelection was unnecessary and that the members of the Working Committee would issue a statement supporting Pattabhi Sitaramayya. In response, Sarat Bose maintained that Working Committee colleagues should not take sides.

Don’t feed the myth. Bengal can beat the rest of India in vegetarian dishes as well! In fact we have a host of saaks and ghontos and dals to make Mota bhai forget his fafda and theplas. To start with we can tempt him with -ghugni -alur dom -alu poshto’s torkari -shukto -channar kofta -cholar daal -begun bhaja -potoler bhaja and tarkari -shojnar torkari -beetroot cutlet -mocha, lau and thor -khichuri -churmur -jhal muri -kumror ghonto -saak of choice 😂😂😂😂😂😂