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Love after lockdown: Abandoned pets find adoptive humans in Kolkata

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By Saikat Ray, Kathakali Banerjee
| The Times of India Verified
KOLKATA: Three-month-old Bittu has finally found ‘warmth’ in his new home. The Labrador pup was abandoned by his owner in the streets of Golf Garden a month ago, when he was only two months old. For a while, the helpless ball of fur barely managed to avoid getting run over or bitten by strays. But luck favoured the pup, who was spotted by a tea-stall owner. Since that day, the stall has been Bittu’s new home. Barasat-based teacher, Pamela Dasgupta, has a similar adoption story.
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We should have DRS in every series: Jhulan Goswami

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By Kathakali Banerjee
| The Times of India Verified
KOLKATA: Back in the city after the ODIs and pink-ball Test in Australia, India women's cricket team pacer Jhulan Goswami is looking forward to a break with her family in Chakdah before getting back to business. Here, she talks about the tour Down Under... Excerpts:How was the tour Down Under? Playing Australia is always challenging. They are one of the premier teams in world cricket. This tour was all about mental toughness and I was prepared for the challenge.
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Farmer’s daughter creates cricketing history in Bristol

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By Kathakali Banerjee, Mohammad Anab
| The Times of India Verified
Sneh Rana. (Photo by Ashley Allen/Getty Images) KOLKATA/DEHRADUN: Sneh Rana’s fighting knock of unbeaten 80 at No. 8 helped India draw the one-off Test against England in Bristol on Saturday In the process, she became the first Indian woman and fourth overall to have both a fifty plus score and a 4-wicket haul on Test debut. Sneh, 27, hails from a farmer’s family in Sinaula on the outskirts of Dehradun.
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