Amit Mishra

In a small, underdeveloped village in Bihar, 27-year-old Deepak Chaudhary transformed his unemployment during the pandemic into a flourishing business that produces delectable corn chips. With an investment of Rs35 lakh, his enterprise not only provides jobs for 28 locals, predominantly women, but also distributes its products throughout Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

Rashid Khan achieved a significant IPL milestone, entering the top 10 wicket-takers with figures of 4/33 against Rajasthan Royals. His stellar performance, earning him Player of the Match, saw him surpass Lasith Malinga on the all-time list. Gujarat Titans secured an emphatic 77-run victory.

Dunkin's decade-and-a-half adventure in India comes to an end as Jubilant FoodWorks pulls back from the franchise, pointing to stagnant growth and ongoing losses. The brand faltered in aligning its offerings with local breakfast customs and misinterpreted visibility for real success.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi's rare obstructing the field dismissal in the IPL sparked intense social media debate. The 21-year-old was out after the ball hit him while returning to his crease, with the third umpire ruling a change in running line. Fans were divided, with some deeming the decision harsh and others supporting the umpire's call based on the rules.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi's controversial 'obstructing the field' dismissal marked a pivotal moment in KKR's IPL 2026 struggles against LSG. The unusual exit, only the fourth in IPL history, added to Kolkata's woes after a shaky start. The decision sparked visible frustration from Raghuvanshi and the KKR dugout, intensifying the pressure on both struggling teams.

IPL 2026 has seen controversial umpiring decisions, including Angkrish Raghuvanshi's obstructing the field dismissal and Kartik Tyagi's bowling in the final over. Former umpire Anil Chaudhary believes Raghuvanshi's dismissal was not deliberate and Tyagi should have been removed from the attack, though he remains satisfied with the overall umpiring standard.

Jofra Archer has made history for Rajasthan Royals, becoming their top wicket-taker. He joins an elite group of bowlers who have achieved significant milestones for their franchises. Sunil Narine is nearing a historic 200 wickets for Kolkata Knight Riders. Jasprit Bumrah also features prominently for Mumbai Indians. Yuzvendra Chahal and Bhuvneshwar Kumar lead the overall IPL wicket charts.

For former India leg-spinner Amit Mishra, the issue wasn’t about Chakravarthy being "decoded" but about execution under pressure.

Model Garima Tiwari has filed a fresh complaint in Kanpur against IPL cricketer Amit Mishra and his family, accusing them of dowry harassment, assault, and abetment to suicide. Tiwari alleges continuous physical and mental abuse, demands for dowry, and threats of divorce, which led her to attempt suicide. This marks her third legal case against Mishra.

Several IPL greats like Sunil Narine, Piyush Chawla, Ravichandran Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, and Ravindra Jadeja have taken plenty of wickets but never won the Purple Cap. Their focus on economy, control, and team roles often limits big wicket hauls, despite consistent performances over many seasons.

Ask Amit Mishra and he smiles. The 21-year old seamer from Kanpur is a new kid on the block, but every time he takes the field for Uttar Pradesh, people confuse him with India spinner Amit Mishra.

Amit Mishra, the former Indian spinner, has refuted media reports alleging his involvement in a domestic violence and dowry harassment case filed by his wife. He dismissed the accusations, including demands for compensation and dowry, as incorrect and warned of legal action against using his image in unrelated stories.

27 days after filing a complaint against Indian cricketer Amit Mishra, the female friendn of Mishra is all set to withdraw the complaint against him. Police sources said that she has expresses her wish to withdraw the complaint, once Mishra in the city.

Veteran Indian leg-spinner Amit Mishra has retired from professional cricket. His career spanned over 25 years. Recurring injuries and a desire to promote younger players led to this decision. Mishra is grateful to the BCCI, Haryana cricket association, his colleagues, and family. He also thanks his fans for their support.

Amit Mishra, the veteran leg-spinner, has retired from professional cricket after 25 years. He debuted in 2003 but faced a five-year gap due to strong competition. Mishra made a notable Test debut in 2008, claiming five wickets. Despite facing depression, he persevered, focusing on self-improvement. He ended his career with 156 international wickets.

The Allahabad High Court discharged an advocate from criminal contempt after accepting his unconditional apology for remarks made in court. While showing leniency, the bench issued a strong caution against rising 'virtual abuses' targeting the judiciary on social media, warning of strict legal action for such contumacious conduct.

India pacer Mohammed Shami has criticized a media organization for publishing inaccurate information about him and Amit Mishra, a former Indian spinner.

The lights went out and everyone shouted 'Happy Birthday!' to Amit Mishra as Adi Irani and Shiva decided to surprise him with a birthday bash on the sets of a film the other day.

Making traditional leg-spin look attractive and effective in the first ODI, Amit Mishra is keen to hold on to his spot after an impressive return.

When Indra Kumar walked in at this party, he was surprised to find that he had reached there even before the host had! The host Amit Mishra and he had a good laugh over it.

Now that leg-spinner Amit Mishra has done well both in the T20s and one-day cricket, his aim will be to find a permanent spot in the Indian Test side.

Indian cricketer Amit Mishra is refuting reports claiming he's facing domestic violence and dowry harassment allegations from his 'wife.' Mishra, who is unmarried, has threatened legal action against media outlets for using his image in the false story. His coach has also defended him, emphasizing that the reports are baseless and urging the press to verify facts before publishing.

'Bulleya' singer Amit Mishra, who recently performed at Samalkha near NH48 on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway, says that though he has been to Gurgaon many times, he is yet to perform in the city.

Pune, May 15 () Contrary to the popular notion that hypertension is less common in rural areas and is more of an urban malaise, a study has suggested that the lifestyle disease, described as a 'silent killer', could be on the rise in rural population, requiring an enhanced screening.

Singer Amit Mishra is best known for his song 'Bulleya' in the hit Bollywood film 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil'.