Right To Education Act

Right to Education Act was passed by the Indian parliament on 4 August 2009, describes the modalities of the provision of free and compulsory education for every children of the country between age group of six to fourteen. Education is fundamental right of every child from 1^ST April, 2010 as on that day education act comes into force in the country. Its main motive is to educate every kid of he country as kids belongs to financially weaker section of society skip to study but from 1^st April, 2010 onwards government will take care of monetary aspect of students. Education Department of Punjab state has released 13.7 million rupees to the twenty districts of state which will cover up every middle level schools of  these districts, and to make public aware of RTE and pass on information relating to act, state education department has issued directive to all the government schools of the state to put information on to their walls and send the reports to the department immediately, failing schools to follow the instructions of education department  will face action from the department and every schools are entitle for the seven hundred rupees as compensation for expenses’. Below are details of number of schools and amount disbursed to every district under RTE Act –

·        District………...…..Number of Schools………….Amount (In Lakhs Rupees)   

·        Amritsar……………….1280………………………...................……8.96

·        Barnala………………..….299………....................…………….…..…2.09

·        Bhathinda……………….660…………………..................….………4.62

·        Faridkot…………………409…………….....................……..………2.86

·        Fatehgarh Sahib…..687………………...................……………4.80

·        Ferozpur……………….1605……………..................……………..11.23

·        Gurdaspur……….…...2100…………..................……………......14.70

·        Hoshiarpur………… .1780……….................…………………...12.46

·        Kapurthala…………. ...816………………..................…………….5.71

·        Ludhiana………………1535……..................……………………...10.74

·        Mansa………………..…...510…………..................………………….3.57

·        Moga……………………....608………….................…………….……4.25

·        Mohali………………...…..621………….................…………….……4.34

·        Muktsar……………......549…………....................……………….3.84

·        Nawashehar……….…664…………...............…………….…….4.64

·        Patiala………………….1400….................…………………….……9.80

·        Ropar………………..…...851………….................…………….…….5.95

·        Sangrur……………….1024……………................………………..7.16

·        Tarantaran…………..804………................……………………..5.62    

Happy Birthday

Today is birthday of Eshaan Raizada, second generation member of family Trilochan Jaswal. Right now he is student of middle school, but at his young age he loves to play sports and among them cricket is his favourite sport, not only he is playing cricket for his school but also member of club near to his residence and he has place in the club as all rounder. All the members of family Trilochan Jaswal pray to Almighty God for health, happiness to him and prosperity in the every field of his life which ever his heart and mind loves, prefer and he focus his time. Many Many Happy returns of the Day !

Lokpal & Anna Hazare

   We have entered in the last month of 2011 and in the month of April this year unknown social activist in the country from Ralegan Siddhi, 72 years old Anna Hazare had started his first fast unto death agitation against government to make Lokpal which despite presented in the parliament for eight times yet not cleared and does not become Act. After four days of his agitation government accepted his demands and constituted committee to make Lokpal draft having ten members which were represented by half numbers from government and same numbers by civil society. Then in the monsoon session of the parliament draft was presented in the house but cabinet cleared government’s Lokpal draft and ignored civil society’s Lokpal draft despite both sides had difference on score of issues’, It made furious team Anna and on 16^th August, 2011 Anna Hazare started his second fast unto death agitation for strong Lokpal bill. After fourteen days of his fast unto death campaign government accepted his three major demands, which were –

• Citizen Charters for all government officers mean time bound services’ to the public, failure of it government employees would be entitle for punishment.
• Lower bureaucracy should also come under Lokpal ambit.
• Lokayuktas in all the states to have same power as of Lokpal has.

and asked Team Anna to give time to government as all the drafts will be send to Standing Committee of Parliament and then after inputs from all round it will add or delete and come up with its proposals then in the winter session discussion will held in the parliament on to Lokpal, after getting sense that government is not serious to include his demands Team Anna seeks in writing from political parties that they support Jan Lokpal bill, opposition parties pass on their stand in writing to Anna Hazare but Indian National Congress party don’t bother to respond to Anna Hazare’s demand, then Team Anna took decision that they will oppose congress party and will appeal public not to vote congress in the coming by elections in the country, Team Anna appeal to the public of Hisar assembly by election not to vote congress party candidate and result of it Indian National Congress party candidate lost his deposit and in other three by elections held same time all the seats went to opposition parties candidates. It give feel to the public that perhaps congress party will reconsider its opinion on to Lokpal bill and will include demands of Anna Hazare for strong lokpal bill, but as standing committee has finalise its proposals on to Lokpal and has furnish its version, after going through the standing committee draft team Anna is angry as it find missing  –

•   CBI from Lokpal.
• Prime Minster excluded from the Lokpal.
• C and D group employees exempted from Lokpal.

As per words of one of the important member of team Anna, Arvind Kezriwal standing committee of parliament constitute thirty members, and during meetings of committee two members never attended the meetings, sixteen members have given in writing their disagreement, thus report contains only support of twelve members, so after going through standing committee’s version of Lokpal, team Anna already announced of one day token agitation on 11^th of December and they proceed for agitation but this time they also invited all the parties leaders on to their one day token agitation to join and participate with their parties views on to Lokpal, all the parties leaders attended the debate but UPA’s all the parties skip to take part in the debate and make difference from Anna’s one day agitation, below are parties and their leader who join Anna Hazare’s stage –

• Arun Jaitley........................  ( BJP  )
• Brinda Karat.......................  ( CPM )
• Sharad Yadav....................... JD(U)
• AB Bardhan and D Raja...( CPI )
• Ram Gopal Yadav ...............( Samajwadi Party )
• Yerran Naidu ...................( TDP )
• SS Dhindsa ........................( Sharomani Akali Dal )
• Pinaki Mishra ................... ( BJD )

In the presence of the leaders Anna Hazare not only thanks to leaders but also said that their presence has given them strength. As per unconfirmed reports government also ready to accept few major demands with some terms of Anna Hazare, but if Team Anna won’t get strong Lokpal bill then they are ready for the third agitation from 27^th December,2011 and have also announced that they will oppose Indian National Congress party’s leaders in all the coming elections. So coming days are going to unfold with lot of activities and actions on to Lokpal bill and time will tell who have final say on to Lokpal bill, but certainly right now government position is bit weaker due to heavy support of citizen of the country and few major opposition parties.

Car Insurance Companies and Claims

  Today is the era of stiff competition and no sector of the country can claim that it has monopoly, thus consumers have score of choices to cross examine before opting any service. It is sad here to code that companies often try to trap consumers through sales gimmicks but at the time of problems relating to services’ or products companies try to harass unnecessarily and if consumer is educated, well aware of his rights and have patience to fight for his rights for sometime as in score of cases it has seen that it takes time, then certainly it will pay dividend to him/her, as government has erect ombudsman autonomous bodies, which protect right of consumers. District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum of Mohali in a case, filed by local resident for not getting claims of his stolen vehicle plus harassment by insurance company has ordered to compensate the consumer fully plus slap fine on to company to compensate consumer with interest and expenses of legal action. In the past while giving its verdicts in score of cases different District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forums slap fine on the accused companies or dealers if it denies to abide by the commitments make at the time of services to the consumers, then consumer can knock the services of District Consumer Court or State Consumer Court or National Consumer Court depending upon the claim amount but for consumer in this regard only necessity is that they should have in writing from company or dealer, then if court find guilty any accused company or dealer then consumer gets justice with interest and additional monterey fine slapped on the accused company or dealer -

·        Mohit Shah, resident of Mohali, his Tata Safari vehicle was stolen on 9^th April, 2010, and he lodge complaint in the police station. He had insurance of his lost vehicle from Oriental Insurance Company of Mohali Branch of seven and half lakh of rupees. As per words of Mohit Shah’s lawyer Mohit Shah had submitted copy of FIR and non traceable certificate at the insurance company office, after getting both documents from the complainant, Insurance Company seeks closure certificate of court. In response to it Mohit Shah’s lawyer Janak Kumar gave reference to the insurance office of one of the case of Uttar Pradesh State Commission’s verdict in which Justice Sham accept that submitting such stuff is not responsibility of the complainant, but still insurance company  did not clear case of Mohit Shah’s claim. Janak Kumar explain further about the story of Mohit Shah that he completed all the required formalities on 7^th September, 2010 and then make contact with the company to get claim, after waiting for two months more then in the last week of December he met head of branch office and tell him about his problem, but even from him also he did not get any positive response which left him with no other option then to serve notice to the company on 4^th Jan, 2011. After getting notice company again try to drag his case by asking to submit non trace closure certificate, and it was not last time that company seeks any document from him as after receiving it they demanded transfer of registration of the vehicle on to the name of company. On 5^th May,2011 after receiving registration certificate insurance company hand over amount of seventy five percent instead of hundred percent. Mohit shah file case in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum of Mohali to get remaining twenty five percent amount of compensation. Now verdict is out in the case of Mohit Shah by District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum of Mohali and asked accused company not only to refund the remaining amount immediately but also slap fine to the company whose details are –

·        7^th Sep,2010 to 14^th Jan,2011 five lakhs and sixty thousand rupees

·        7^th Sep to 3^rd May,2011 one lakh eighty five thousand rupees and on both these amount interest of nine percent.

·        Five thousand rupees as compensation for legal action

·        Fifteen thousand rupees as compensation on to the amount of registration of vehicle on the name of company.     

So folks that is power of Consumer Court which is pass on by Government of India to its citizens and in this regard necessity is of awareness and action.

Reverse Inflow !

  Nothing is permanent in this world and with efficiency, sincerity, hard work and honesty one can do wonder. In India if it is related to politics and area which was in the list of backward or poor state, corruption demon is monster and uncontrollable then to turns the table into opposite direction of prosperity, minimise corruption, attract well known industrialists of the country to invest in the state in the matter of just under seven years of governance then certainly concerned needs pat on his back without any selfishness as it was possible due to only good governance and strong will power, in this regard chief minister of Bihar Nitish Kumar is marching ahead on this track smoothly, under his rule of seven years Bihar has change a lot and he gets nod from public also which endorse to him through landslide victory after completion of his first term in the office as Chief Minister of Bihar. After getting rid on to corruption and improving basic services’ in the government departments of state, availability of electricity and condition of roads, now to create opportunities for public and improve GDP of state he is inviting industrialists to invest in the state.

   Amritsar had hosted mini Intra-national trade festival of five days from 1^st of December, 2011 to 5^th of December, 2011, and in this trade fair Industrial Department of Bihar state was present with motives to attracts industrialists of Punjab and had five stalls-

·        One stall related to Makhana Industry

·        Two stalls of handicraft

·        One stall of handloom

·        One stall of silk (Resham) Industry and there they had facilities of live presentation how to make silk?

This is very first time in the history of Bihar that it has attended any fair in Punjab and to woo investor communities and in the fair three senior officers Dharmendar Kumar Singh, Vibhuti Bhushan and Ashok Singh were present to explain changed scenario of Bihar state and prepare investor communities to invest in Bihar. Bihar state’s main intention in the fair was to get investment from Punjab and if industrialists invest in the state then they will get good environment of business compare to Punjab state. Bihar state has convinced big industrial houses’, food and hosiery of Punjab that is why Bihar was present in the fair with senior team. Food processing industry in Bihar has created very good platform for investment. It is noticeable that in the change scenario big and well known industrial houses are pumping money in the Bihar through investment. As per the words of chief secretary Navin Kumar one hundred and twenty projects have cleared and on to same number of projects discussions are on, he also added that total six hundred and eighteen projects are cleared and out of it fifty percent have started works. So it will not be surprise that coming days will further change image of Bihar from the mindset of Indian and international investment communities.

   The way Bihar is marching ahead on the path of prosperity it will not be surprise that soon it will emerge as one of the prosperous, safest and profitable destination hub of the country to invest and result of this it will change life style of local residents of state. Certainly it is motivation for other states and centre that if they want development with honesty then corruption should be eliminate from system, good governance, less crime, public friendly initiatives all are basic ingredients.                                                                          

Indian Cricket & Sachin Tendulkar ( III )

No 76 -

Score: 100 Not Out

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Jan 31, 2007

Match: India V West Indies, IVth ODI

Venue: Vadodara

Result: India won by 160 runs

No 77 -

Score: 101

Series: Bilateral test series, May 19, 2007

Match: India V Bangladesh, 1st test

Venue: Chittagong

Result: Match drawn

No 78 -

Score: 122 Not Out

Series: Bilateral test series, May 26, 2007

Match: India V Bangladesh, IInd test

Venue: Mirpur

Result: India won by an innings and 239 runs

No 79 -

Score: 154 Not Out

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Jan 4, 2008

Match: India V Australia, IInd test

Venue: Sydney

Result: Australia won by 122 runs

No 80 -

Score: 153

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Jan 25, 2008

Match: India V Australia, IVth test

Venue: Adelaide

Result: Match drawn

No 81 -

Score: 117 Not Out

Series: Mar 2, 2008,Tri-series in Australia featuring India, Australia and Sri Lanka

Match: 1st Final: India V Australia

Venue: Sydney

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No 82 -

Score: 109

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Nov 6, 2008

Match: India V Australia, IVth test

Venue: Nagpur (Jamtha)

Result: India won by 172 runs

No 83 -

Score: 103

Series: Pataudi Trophy, Dec 15, 2008

Match: India V England, 1st test

Venue: Chennai

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No 84 - 

Score: 163 retired hurt

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Mar 8, 2009

Match: India V New Zealand, IIIrd ODI

Venue: Christchurch

Result: India won by 58 runs

No 85 -

Score: 160

Series: Bilateral test series, March 20, 2009

Match: India V New Zealand, 1st test

Venue: Hamilton

Result: India won by 10 wickets

No 86 -

Score: 138

Series: Sep 14, 2009,Tri-series in Sri Lanka featuring India, Sri Lanka and New Zealand

Match: Final: India V Sri Lanka

Venue: Colombo (Premadasa)

Result: India won by 46 runs

No 87 -

Score: 175

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Nov 5, 2009

Match: India V Australia, V th ODI

Venue: Hyderabad (Rajiv Gandhi stadium)

Result: Australia won by 3 runs

No 88 -

Score: 100 Not Out

Series: Bilateral test series, Nov 20, 2009

Match: India V Sri Lanka, 1st test

Venue: Ahmedabad

Result: Match drawn

No 89 -

Score: 105 Not Out

Series: Bilateral test series, Jan 18, 2010

Match: India V Bangladesh, 1st test

Venue: Chittagong

Result: India won by 113 runs

No 90 -

Score: 143

Series: Bilateral test series, Jan 25, 2010

Match: India V Bangladesh, IInd test

Venue: Mirpur

Result: India won by 10 wickets

No 91 -

Score: 100

Series: Bilateral test series, Feb 9, 2010

Match: India V South Africa, 1st test

Venue: Nagpur (Jamtha)

Result: South Africa won by an innings and 6 runs

No 92 -

Score: 106

Series: Bilateral test series, Feb 15, 2010

Match: India V South Africa, IInd test

Venue: Kolkata

Result: India won by an innings and 57 runs

No 93 -

Score: 200 Not Out

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Feb 24, 2010

Match: India V South Africa, IInd ODI

Venue: Gwalior

Result: India won by 153 runs

No 94 -

Score: 203

Series: Bilateral test series, Jul 28, 2010

Match: India V Sri Lanka, IInd test

Venue: SSC, Colombo

Result: Match drawn

No 95 -

Score: 214

Series: Bilateral test series, Oct 11, 2010

Match: India V Australia, IInd test

Venue: Bangalore

Result: India won by 7 wickets

No 96 -

Score: 111 Not Out

Series: Bilateral test series, Dec 19, 2010

Match: India V South Africa, 1st test

Venue: Centurion

Result: South Africa won by an innings and 25 runs

No 97 -

Score: 146

Series: Bilateral test series, Jan 4, 2011

Match: India V South Africa, 1st test

Venue: Cape Town

Result: Match drawn

No 98 -

Score: 120

Series: World Cup, Feb 27, 2011

Match: India V England, Group B

Venue: Bangalore

Result: Match tied

No 99 -

Score: 111

Series: World Cup , March 12, 2011

Match: India V South Africa, Group B

Venue: Nagpur (Jamtha)

Result: South Africa won by 3 wickets

    Sachin Tendulkar get names from Indian media like Master Blaster, God of Cricket, but if he is Master Blaster or God of Cricket then after playing so much cricket, he should not succumb to any media pressure or so called record of international hundredth hundred, because he is also human being that is the reason he is struggling to reach miles stone, no doubt he will be first in the world of cricket, so Indian media should give importance to cricket not individual performance and yes as and when any record breaks by not only Sachin but by any player then certainly it should be celebrate with bang, its my opinion and certainly some people will agree other will disagree. 

Indian Cricket & Sachin Tendulkar ( II )

No. 26 -

Score: 148

Series: Sri Lanka in India, Dec 4, 1997, IIIrd Test

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Result: Match drawn

No 27 -

Score: 155  Not Out

Series: Australia in India, Mar 9, 1998, 1st Test

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai

Result: India won by 179 runs

No. 28 -

Score: 177

Series: Australia in India, March 26, 1998, IIIrd Test

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore

Result: Australia won by 8 wickets

No 29 -

Score: 100

Series: Pepsi Triangular Series -  IVth ODI, April 7, 1998

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: Green Park, Kanpur

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No. 30 -

Score: 143

Series: Coca-Cola Cup – VI th ODI, April 22, 1998

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: Australia won by 26 runs

No 31 -

Score: 134

Series: Coca-Cola Cup - Final, April 24, 1998

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No 32 -

Score: 100 Not Out

Series: Coca-Cola Triangular Series - Final, May 31, 1998

Match: India Vs Kenya

Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta

Result: India won by 9 wickets

No 33 –

Score: 128

Series: Singer-Akai Nidahas Trophy – Final, Jul 7, 1998

Match: Sri Lanka Vs India

Venue: R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

Result: India won by 6 runs

No 34 -

Score: 127 Not Out

Series: India in Zimbabwe ODI Series Sep 26, 1998, 1st ODI

Match: Zimbabwe Vs India

Venue: Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo

Result: India won by 8 wickets

No 35 -

Score: 141

Series: Wills International Cup Oct 28, 1998, IIIrd quarter final(Knock-out trophy)

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka

Result: India won by 44 runs

No 36 -

Score: 118 Not Out

Series: Coca-Cola Champions Trophy, Nov 8, 1998, IIIrd ODI

Match: India Vs Zimbabwe

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: India won by 7 wickets

No 37 -

Score: 124 Not Out

Series: Coca-Cola Champions Trophy ,Nov 13, 1998, Final

Match: India Vs Zimbabwe

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: India won by 10 wickets

No 38 -

Score: 113

Series: India in New Zealand, Dec 29, 1998, IInd Test

Match: New Zealand Vs India

Venue: Basin Reserve, Wellington

Result: New Zealand won by 4 wickets

No 39 -

Score: 136

Series: Pakistan in India, Jan 31, 1999, 1st Test

Match: India Vs Pakistan

Venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai

Result: Pakistan won by 12 runs

No 40 -

Score: 124 Not Out

Series: Asian Test Championship Feb 28, 1999,IInd Test

Match: Sri Lanka Vs India

Venue: Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo

Result: Match drawn

No 41 -

Score: 140 Not Out

Series: ICC World Cup, May 23, 1999, XVth ODI, Group A

Match: India Vs Kenya

Venue: County Ground, Bristol

Result: India won by 94 runs

No 42 -

Score: 120

Series: Aiwa Cup, Aug 29, 1999, VI th ODI

Match: Sri Lanka Vs India

Venue: Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo

Result: India won by 23 runs(D/L method)

No 43 -

Score: 126 Not Out

Series: New Zealand in India, Oct 13, 1999, 1st Test

Match: India Vs New Zealand

Venue: PCA Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh

Result: Match drawn

No 44 -

Score: 217

Series: New Zealand in India, Oct 30, 1999,IIIrd Test

Match: India Vs New Zealand

Venue: Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad

Result: Match drawn

No 45 -

Score: 186 Not Out

Series: New Zealand in India, Nov 8, 1999, IInd ODI

Match: India Vs New Zealand

Venue: Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Hyderabad, Deccan

Result: India won by 174 runs

No 46 -

Score: 116

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Dec 28, 1999,IInd Test

Match: Australia Vs India

Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground

Result: Australia won by 180 runs

No 47 -

Score: 122

Series: South Africa in India, ODI Series, Mar 17, 2000, IVth ODI

Match: India Vs South Africa

Venue: IPCL Sports Complex Ground, Vadodara

Result: India won by 4 wickets

No 48 -

Score: 101

Series: Coca-Cola Champions Trophy - 1st ODI, Oct 20, 2000

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets

No 49 -

Score: 122

Series: Zimbabwe in India ,Test Series November 21, 2000, 1st Test

Match: India Vs Zimbabwe

Venue: Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi

Result: India won by 7 wickets

No 50 -

Score: 201 Not Out

Series: Zimbabwe in India, Test Series Nov 26, 2000,IInd Test

Match: India Vs Zimbabwe

Venue: Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur

Result: Match drawn

No 51 -

Score: 146

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Dec 8, 2000

Match: India V Zimbabwe, IIIrd ODI

Venue: Jodhpur

Result: Zimbabwe won by 1 wicket

No 52 -

Score: 126

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Mar 20, 2001

Match: India V Australia, IIIrd test

Venue: Chennai

Result: India won by 2 wickets

No 53 -

Score: 139

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Mar 31, 2001

Match: India V Australia, IIIrd ODI

Venue: Indore

Result: India won by 118 runs

No 54 -

Score: 122

Series: Jul 4, 2001,Tri-series in Zimbabwe featuring Zimbabwe, India and West Indies

Match: India V West Indies, VI th match of preliminary stage

Venue: Harare

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No 55 -

Score: 101

Series: Oct 5, 2001,Tri-series in South Africa featuring India, South Africa and Kenya

Match: India V South Africa, 1st match of the tournament

Venue: Johannesburg

Result: South Africa won by 6 wickets

No 56 -

Score: 146

Series: Oct 24, 2001,Tri-series in South Africa featuring India, South Africa and Kenya

Match: India V Kenya, IXth match of the tournament

Venue: Paarl

Result: India won by 186 runs

No 57 -

Score: 155

Series: Bilateral test series, November 3, 2001

Match: India V South Africa, 1st test

Venue: Bloemfontein

Result: South Africa won by 9 wickets

No 58 -

Score: 103

Series: Bilateral test series, Dec 13, 2001

Match: India V England , IInd test

Venue: Ahmedabad

Result: Match drawn

No 59 -

Score: 176

Series: Bilateral test series, February 24, 2002

Match: India V Zimbabwe, 1st test

Venue: Nagpur

Result: India won by an innings and 101 runs

No 60 -

Score: 117

Series: Bilateral series, April 20, 2002

Match: India V West Indies, IInd test

Venue: Port of Spain, Trinidad

Result: India won by 37 runs

No 61 -

Score: 105 Not Out

Series: Jul 4, 2002, Tri-series in England featuring India, England and Sri Lanka

Match: India V England, V th match of the tournament

Venue: Chester-le-Street

Result: No result

No 62 -

Score: 113

Series: Jul 11, 2002,Tri-series in England featuring India, England and Sri Lanka

Match: India V Sri Lanka, IXth match of the tournament

Venue: Bristol

Result: India won by 63 runs

No 63 -

Score: 193

Series: Bilateral test series, Aug 23, 2002

Match: India V England, IIIrd test

Venue: Headingly

Result: India won by an innings and 46 runs

No 64 -

Score: 176

Series: Bilateral test series, Nov 3, 2002

Match: India V West Indies, IIIrd test

Venue: Kolkata

Result: Match drawn

No 65 -

Score: 152

Series: World Cup, Feb 23, 2003

Match: India V Namibia, Pool A fixture

Venue: Pietermaritzburg

Result: India won by 181 runs

No 66 -

Score: 100

Series: Oct 26, 2003, Tri-series featuring India, Australia and New Zealand

Match: India V Australia, IInd match of the tournament

Venue: Gwalior

Result: India won by 37 runs

No 67 -

Score: 102

Series: Nov 15, 2003, Tri-series featuring India, Australia and New Zealand

Match: India V New Zealand, IX th match of the tournament

Venue: Hyderabad

Result: India won by 145 runs

No 68 -

Score: 241 Not Out

Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Jan 4, 2004

Match: India V Australia, IVth test

Venue: Sydney

Result: Match drawn

No 69 -

Score: 141

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Mar 16, 2004

Match: India V Pakistan, IInd ODI

Venue: Rawalpindi

Result: Pakistan won by 12 runs

No 70  -

Score: 194

Series: Bilateral test series, Mar 29, 2004

Match: India V Pakistan, 1st test

Venue: Multan

Result: India won by an innings and 52 runs

No 71 -

Score: 248 Not Out

Series: Bilateral test series, Dec 12, 2004

Match: India V Bangladesh, 1st test

Venue: Dhaka

Result: India won by an innings and 140 runs

No 72 -

Score: 123

Series: Bilateral ODI series, Apr 12, 2005

Match: India V Pakistan, IVth ODI

Venue: Ahmedabad

Result: Pakistan won by 3 wickets

No 73 -

Score: 109

Series: Bilateral test series, Dec 22, 2005

Match: India V Sri Lanka, IInd test

Venue: Delhi

Result: India won by 188 runs

No 74 -

Score: 100

Series: Bilateral ODI series, February 6, 2006

Match: India V Pakistan, 1st ODI

Venue: Peshawar

Result: Pakistan won via D/L method

No 75 -

Score: 141 Not Out

Series: Sept 14, 2006,Tri-series in Kuala Lumpur featuring India, Australia &West Indies

Match: India V West Indies, IInd match of the tournament

Venue: Kuala Lumpur

Result: West Indies won via D/L method

                                                      .............to be Continue..........

Indian Cricket & Sachin Tendulkar

India played first cricket series after independence against Australia in the year 1948 and Australia won the five match series 4-0, but till date no other Indian cricket player gets so much media focus as Sachin Tendulkar and the way Indian electronics media covers any Indian game it appears that cricket is individual game not a team game as performance of any other players often over shadow by Sachin Tendulkar. Despite in the game ten other players also represent the country and to win any game team need to perform in all the three departments of the game by name batting, bowling and fielding. Now as Sachin has scored ninety nine international hundreds and every game media is giving importance and hype to his hundredth hundred since India’s tour of England started this year in which tour had five test matches, five ODI and one T20 and now West Indies cricket team is in India to play three test matches and five ODI and one T20, but in England not only India played pathetically but even Sachin Tendulkar was flopped badly and it was one of the worst India’s tour of England, and during test match series against West Indies in India he again fails to score hundred. Below is glimpse of all his ninety nine test hundreds-

No. 1 -

Score: 119 Not Out

Match: England Vs India

Series: India in England, Aug 14, 1990 ; IInd Test

Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester

Result: Match drawn

No. 2 -

Score: 148 Not Out

Match: Australia Vs India

Series: India in Australia, Jan 6, 1992, IIIrd Test

Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground

Result: Match drawn

No. 3-

Score: 114

Match: Australia Vs India

Series: India in Australia, Feb 3, 1992, V Test

Venue: WACA, Perth

Result: Australia won by 38 runs

No. 4 -

Score: 111

Match: South Africa Vs India

Series: India in South Africa Nov 28,1992, IInd Test

Venue: New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Result: Match drawn

No 5 -

Score: 165

Match: India Vs England

Series: England in India Feb 12, 1993, IInd Test

Venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Madras

Result: India won by an innings and 22 runs

No. 6 -

Score: 104 Not Out

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Series: India in Sri Lanka Jul 31,1993, IInd Test

Venue: Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo

Result: India won by 235 runs

No. 7 -

Score: 142

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Series: Sri Lanka in India Jan 19,1994, 1st Test

Venue: KD Singh Babu Stadium, Lucknow

Result: India won by an innings and 119 runs

No 8 -

Score: 110

Series: Singer World Series - IIIrd ODI, Sep 9, 1994

Match: India Vs Australia

Venue: R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

Result: India won by 31 runs

No 9 -

Score: 115

Series: Wills World Series - IIIrd ODI, Oct 28, 1994

Match: India Vs New Zealand

Venue: IPCL Sports Complex Ground, Baroda

Result: India won by 7 wickets

No 10 -

Score: 105

Series: West Indies in India ODI Series - V ODI, Nov 11, 1994

Match: India Vs West Indies

Venue: Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Result: India won by 5 runs

No 11-

Score: 179

Series: West Indies in India, IInd Test, Dec 2, 1994

Match: India Vs West Indies

Venue: Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur

Result: Match drawn

No 12 -

Score: 112

Series: Pepsi Asia Cup - V ODI, Apr 9, 1995

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: India won by 8 wickets

No 13-

Score: 127

Series: Wills World Cup - VI ODI, Group A, Feb 18,1996

Match: India Vs Kenya

Venue: Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

Result: India won by 7 wickets

No 14 -

Score: 137

Series: Wills World Cup - XXIV ODI, Group A, Mar 2, 1996

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Venue: Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi

Result: Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets

No 15 -

Score: 100

Series: Singer Cup - III ODI, Apr 5, 1996

Match: India Vs Pakistan

Venue: The Padang, Singapore

Result: Pakistan won by 8 wickets

No 16 -

Score: 118

Series: Pepsi Sharjah Cup - IV ODI, Apr 15,  1996

Match: India Vs Pakistan

Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

Result: India won by 8 wickets

No 17 -

Score: 122

Series: India in England, Jun 8,1996, 1st Test

Match: England Vs India

Venue: Edgbaston, Birmingham

Result: England won by 8 wickets 

No 18 -

Score: 177

Series: India in England Jul 5,1996, III Test

Match: England Vs India

Venue: Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Result: Match drawn

No 19 -

Score: 110

Series: Singer World Series - II ODI, August 28, 1996

Match: India Vs Sri Lanka

Venue: R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

Result: Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets

No 20 -

Score: 114

Series: Mohinder Amarnath Benefit Match ODI, Dec 14, 1996

Match: India Vs South Africa

Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Result: India won by 74 runs

No 21 -

Score: 169

Series: India in South Africa, Jan 4, 1997, IInd Test

Match: India Vs South Africa

Venue: Newlands, Cape Town

Result: South Africa won by 282 runs

No 22 -

Score: 104

Series: Standard Bank International ODI Series –IX th match, on Feb 9, 1997

Match: India Vs Zimbabwe

Venue: Willowmoore Park, Benoni

Result: India won by 6 wickets

No 23 -

Score: 117

Series: Pepsi Independence Cup - IIIrd ODI, May 14, 1997

Match: India Vs New Zealand

Venue: M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore

Result: India won by 8 wickets

No 24 -Score: 143

Series: India in Sri Lanka Aug 3, 1997, 1st Test

Match: Sri Lanka Vs India

Venue: R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

Result: Match drawn

No 25 -

Score: 139

Series: India in Sri Lanka Aug 11, 1997, 1st Test

Match: Sri Lanka Vs India

Venue: Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo

Result: Match drawn

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