8-member team to reach Mangaluru in August after being trapped in Kuwait
Kuwait: Out of 13 members who were being trapped under fake job in Kuwait, eight youth would return Mangaluru in August.
All of them had gone to Kuwait for jobs. But they were in trouble as they were cheated. Now with the help of Kuwait Kerala Muslim Association(KKMA) Karnataka branch, these youth were released and would return to their mother land.
Around 75 members from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and other places who have gone to Kuwait for jobs were cheated. Among them several youths have returned to their mother land. Remaining 13 members are looking forward for their release.
The Karnataka branch of KKMA Association collected all documents and data of all these youth and paid 690 Dinars (Rs. 1,56,000) fine dues to be paid to the company. Moreover, the association also paid the ticket expenses of these eight youth of Rs 1,27,000 (560 Dinar). After paying 690 Dinars, the association has urged the company to cancel the visas and release them.
Following this, the company has assured the association of releasing them. In August, the right members team would reach Mumbai from Kuwait and the association has also purchased bus tickets from Mumbai to Mangaluru at a cost of Rs 10,000, according to the association. Out of five persons, two are from Tamil Nadu and they have to pay Rs 700 Dinars (Rs 1,60,000) for which they are looking for donors for their release.
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Pandya''s fifty powers India to 175-6 against SA in first T20I
Cuttack (PTI): Hardik Pandya smashed a sparkling unbeaten 28-ball 59 to lift India to 175 for six against South Africa in the first T20I here on Tuesday.
Returning to international cricket after recovering from quadricep injury, Pandya smashed six fours and four maximums to provide the much-needed impetus in the fag end of the innings after India were 78 for 4 in 12th over.
Tilak Varma (26) and Axar Patel (23) also chipped in with useful contributions after SA asked India to take first strike.
SA managed to take wickets early on with Lungi Ngidi (3/31) and Lutho Sipamla (2/38) sharing five wickets before Pandya produced a superb innings.
Brief Scores:
India 175 for six in 20 overs (Hardik Pandya 59 not out; Lungi Ngidi 3/31).
