Dates 30 May, 2019 – 14 July, 2019 (12th Edition) Administrator International Cricket Council First Edition 1975 Cricket Format One Day International Tournament Format Round-robin and Knockout Hosts England / Wales Participants 10 [Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and West Indies] Matches Played 48 Current Champion Australia Most Successful Team Australia (5 Titles) …

Born: March 15, 1934 Ropar, India Died: October 9, 2006 (aged 72) Delhi, India Career: Indian politician, Social Reformer Party: Bahujan Samaj Party Kanshi Ram: Introduction Rising from a deep need to fight the prevalent caste system of his time, Kanshi Ram created a platform for all those under the clutches of the ruling classes to speak out and fight …

Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj, (born May 2, 1955) is a preacher from India and the founder of Vishwa Jagriti Mission (VJM). He has over 10 million devotees around the world with more than 2.5 million as disciples. He is known for his simple teachings which are inspired by religions from all over the world. Sudhanshuji was born in Saharanpur District of …

“If it’s not at all intimidating to you, you are a pretty impressive student,” says Dr James Hutchison HIGHLIGHTS A video that is currently going viral online shows Australian professors reacting to the JEE question paper. The Joint Entrance Examination is used to admit students into the top engineering colleges of India, including the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology. The …

Washington State, named in honor of the nation’s first president and popularly known as the Evergreen State because of its extensive forests, is located in the extreme northwestern corner of the continental United States. The Canadian province of British Columbia lies to the north, and the states of Idaho and Oregon form Washington’s eastern and southern borders. Puget Sound and …

Vermont State is the northwestern most and second-largest in land area of the New England states. Its name is derived from the French phrase monts verts, “green mountains”, just as its capital, MONTPELIER, is named for the French city of Montpellier. Samuel de Champlain in 1609 was the first European to explore the region, and Lake Champlain in the northwestern …

Virginia State, often regarded as the gateway to the South, occupies the middle position on the Atlantic seaboard of the United States. Named for Elizabeth I, England’s “Virgin Queen”, the state is also known as the Old Dominion–in recognition of the decision of Charles II to make the colony a fourth dominion of his realm, after England, Scotland, and Ireland–and …

Oregon State, one of the states of the northwest, lies along the Pacific Ocean coast. It is bordered by the state of Washington on the north, Idaho on the east, and Nevada and California on the south. Oregon State ranks 9th in area among the U.S. states with 254,819 sq km (98,386 sq mi), and 29th in population with 2,842,321 …

Wyoming State, one of the Mountain States of the western United States, is the tenth largest state in area but the least populated state in the nation. It extends 443 km (275 mi) from north to south and 587 km (365 mi) from east to west and includes within its four straight borders an area of 253,349 sq km (97,818 …

West Virginia State, the only landlocked South Atlantic state, is bordered by Pennsylvania on the north, Maryland and Virginia on the east, and Kentucky and Ohio on the west. Very irregular in shape, with two panhandles–a northern one jutting up between Pennsylvania and Ohio and an eastern one squeezed by Maryland and Virginia–West Virginia has about five-sixths of its 1,880-km …