Kalburgi: Children buried during solar eclipse
Kalburgi: Children in Kulburgi's Ghaz Sultanpur area were kept buried up to their necks during the solar eclipse on Thursday. The ritual was performed in the belief that this would cure the children.
Many people in the area believe this "treatment" makes the children stronger mentally and physically and is effective only during the solar eclipse.
According to reports, the children were kept buried till the eclipse was over. The children were in great distress and they were crying during the process.
A curfew-like situation was seen in the area in the wake of the eclipse. No one was coming out of the house.
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Andhra Cricket Association announces Rs 25 lakh cash award for Nitish Reddy
New Delhi, Dec 28: The Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) on Saturday announced a cash award of Rs 25 lakh for young Nitish Reddy, acknowledging his maiden Test century effort, which was crucial to India's fightback in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
The 21-year-old Reddy scored a resilient unbeaten 105 to steer India to 358 for nine on the third day of the fourth Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
"It is a fortunate day and a happiest moment for the Andhra Cricket Association. We are very happy that a boy from Andhra has been picked for the Test format and international T20 format. As an honour, on behalf of the Andhra Cricket Association, Rs 25 lakh prize money is being given to Nitish Kumar Reddy," (ACA) President Kesineni Sivanath said.
Reddy, who has been a standout performer in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, showed his grit again in the fourth Test, sharing a crucial 127-run partnership with Washington Sundar (50 off 162 balls).
Reddy’s remarkable innings was praised by cricketing legends with Sunil Gavaskar describing it as one of the greatest Test knocks in India's Test history.
