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Published on: May 22, 2023, 17:05:13 IST
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‘Trollers abusing Shubhman Gill’s sister…’: DCW's Swati Maliwal vows action

Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson Swati Maliwal. (HT_PRINT)
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson Swati Maliwal. (HT_PRINT)

Chairperson of Delhi Commission for Women or DCW Swati Maliwal reacted strongly to reports claiming that cricketer Shubhman Gill and his sister Shahneel Gill were abused on social media after the batsman's brilliant ton helped Gujarat Titans win against Virat Kohli's Royal Challengers Bangalore in an Indian Premier League match on Sunday night. Read more

Shah Rukh Khan wishes daughter Suhana Khan on 23rd birthday with unseen video, she can't help but laugh

Actor Shah Rukh Khan wished his daughter Suhana Khan on her 23rd birthday. Taking to Instagram on Monday, Shah Rukh posted a video of Suhana Khan twirling while wearing roller skates along with several other people. The up-and-coming actor was dressed in a cropped black top and blue denims. Read more

Shubman Gill receives online abuse after GT star overshadows ton-up Kohli with blistering century vs RCB in IPL 2023

Indian opener Shubman Gill was targeted by trolls after the premier batter singlehandedly guided Gujarat Titans (GT) to a famous win over Virat Kohli-starrer Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 on Sunday. Gill, who overshadowed a ton-up Kohli with his blistering knock, sealed GT's six-wicket win over RCB which further made sure that Bangalore bow out of the playoff race. Read more

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