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India vs West Indies Live Score, ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Match at Manchester: Indian Openers Look For Solid Start https://www.news18.com/cricketnext/news/india-vs-west-indies-live-score-icc-cricket-world-cup-2019-match-at-manchester-india-look-to-continue-winning-run-against-windies-2206085.html?ref=m_hp_top_pos_2

Women’s World Cup: Netherlands break Japanese hearts; advance to quarter-finals Last-gasp penalty sees the Netherlands through to quarters The Netherlands reached the women’s World Cup quarter-finals for the first time when Lieke Martens’ last-gasp penalty earned it a 2-1 victory against Japan on Tuesday. Martens put the Dutch in front after 17 minutes, only for Yui Hasegawa to level on the stroke of halftime, but the forward sent the European champion through with a spot kick in the last minute. Japan, which hit the woodwork twice, dominated the second half but lacked the finishing touch. The Netherlands, taking part in only its second women’s World Cup, will play Italy in Valenciennes on Saturday after the Azzurre beat China 2-0 earlier on Tuesday. Early domination The Oranje dominated early on with Vivianne Miedema’s shot hitting the post and they were rewarded in the 17th minute when Martens back-heeled a corner into the net to open the scoring. Japan, how

Leonardo DiCaprio’s Instagram post on Chennai’s water crisis brings global attention to the issue Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ actor shared the post on Wednesday morning Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio is renowned for his work as an environmentalist and activist for several global causes such as climate change. Now, with Chennai facing a water crisis, the Academy Award–winning star took to Instagram to alert his 32 million followers on the issue. Leo shared a post from  BBC News  with the caption “Only rain can save Chennai from this situation. A well completely empty, and a city without water. The southern Indian city of Chennai is in crisis, after the four main water reservoirs ran completely dry. The acute water shortage has forced the city to scramble for urgent solutions and residents have to stand in line for hours to get water from government tanks. As the water levels depleted, hotels and restaurants started to shut down temporarily, and the air con was turne

Facebook ‘Too Powerful’ to Run Libra Without Rules, Says Democratic Senator By  CCN Markets : Facebook has too much power to engage with a cryptocurrency, a United States senator has warned, days after the social media giant  launched  Libra. Sherrod Brown, a Democratic senator from Ohio, told  Bloomberg TV  that the public has increasing concerns around the social network. Facebook is too big and too powerful. I don’t know that people would have said that two or three or five years ago, but the public increasingly believes they’re too big and too powerful, particularly to engage in a risky cryptocurrency. Running a cryptocurrency system out of a Swiss bank is a big concern to people. Brown is the latest politician to caution against  Facebook’s cryptocurrency , unveiled earlier this week with collaboration from 27 other firms.

Is this Spain's scariest walkway? https://www.bbc.com/reel/video/p06c52mg/is-this-spain-s-scariest-walkway- The King's Path is a unique walkway in Spain but not one to attempt if you are scared of heights. It is 3km (1.9 miles) long, 100 metres (328 feet) high and just one metre wide. The King's Path (El Caminito del Rey) in Malaga was closed in 2001 for safety reasons but re-opened in 2015 after a massive restoration project. New fencing keeps walkers safe as they cross a narrow gorge with a sheer drop to the river below.

The Indian Air Force mission to bomb a terrorist hideout in Pakistan's Balakot was codenamed 'Operation Bandar', defence sources have revealed to India Today TV. The February 26 cross-border airstrike was a rare instance when the Indian Air Force crossed the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and bombed targets in Pakistani territory. India had termed the airstrike an "intelligence-led, non-military, pre-emptive" operation that targetted a camp run by the Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot, a town located in the Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province. While India did not officially say so, the Balakot airstrike was seen as a response to the February 14 Pulwama suicide attack, in which 40 jawans of the Central Reserve Police Force were killed. Jaish-e-Mohammed had claimed responsibility for the Pulwama suicide bombing. Two weeks later, Indian Air Force's Mirage-2000 fighter jets took off from airbases in India before dawn on February 26. The IAF jet