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Indian-origin wrestler Jinder Mahal beats Randy Orton to become WWE Champion

May 22, 2017, 10:21 PM

Amar Ashok Jajoo | USA

Indian-origin wrestler Jinder Mahal on Sunday at WWE’s pay-per-view Backlash defeated wrestler Randy Orton to become the new WWE champion. Jinder Mahal, who’s now a Canadian national, is the second Indian-wrestler after The Great Khali to win a major WWE title. Khali had won the now defunct World Heavyweight Championship in 2007.

Randy Orton had won the championship for the ninth time at Wrestlemania 33 earlier this year in April by defeating Bray Wyatt. His defense against Mahal was his first defense after winning the championship.

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Active COVID cases near 30,000 mark in Nagpur

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4 years ago

January 25, 2022

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

Nagpur’s COVID-19 tally, on Tuesday, January 25, reached 5,43,064 (till 5 pm) as 4028 (972 from rural and 2956 from city) new cases were recorded in a single day.

Also, active COVID cases, as on Tuesday, could be seen inching closer to 30,000 mark in the district.

Six people lost their lives (one from rural and five from city) on Tuesday. Till now, 10,183 people have lost their lives due to COVID-19 in the district. Total tests taken were 11,377.

While patients who recovered on Tuesday were 2519, the total number of recovered patients stood at 503729.

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Nagpur reports 90 COVID cases in past 24 hours

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4 years ago

January 2, 2022

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

Nagpur’s COVID-19 tally on Sunday, January 2 reached 4,94,193 (till 5 pm) as 90 (73 city, nine rural) more people tested positive for the virus.

Also, five patients recovered on Sunday taking the number of recoveries to 4,83,664.

Till now, 10123 people have lost their lives due to COVID in the district. As of now, there are 406 active COVID patients in the district.

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ALARMING! Nagpur reports 88 COVID cases in past 24 hours

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4 years ago

December 31, 2021

Radhika Dhawad | Nagpur

Nagpur registered 88 (81 from city) new COVID-19 positive cases on Friday, December 31. Nagpur previously had recorded as minimum as six cases on December 24.