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  2. ADMIN
    ‘No Shave November’ is back at the crease once again. 
    We’re sure many of you have decided to ‘participate’ this year and have found another reason (read: excuse) to continue looking like the totally different (read: dishevelled) version of yourselves, thanks to the lockdown and working from home.
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    However, there are also others who are truly looking forward to their newly-earned, full face of stubble, or wackily (over)grown beards at the end of this month. 

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    Something guys consider it to be a matter of immense pride and worth showing off on social media. 

    The goal of No-Shave November is to grow awareness by embracing our hair, which many cancer patients lose, and letting it grow wild and free. A unique way to Grow Cancer Awareness.
    Put down your razor and join the fun! #NoShaveNovember#GameOfMenBegins#CancerAwareness pic.twitter.com/7CFin7xJI0
    — Gautam Anand (@GautamAnand6) November 1, 2020
    For the uninitiated, #NoShaveNovember isn’t just a social media hashtag. 
    The campaign was first started in 2004 by the Movember Foundation with an aim to raise awareness about prostate and testicular cancer amongst men. 
    The idea is to not shave their facial hair and donate the money saved from barbershop visits and shaving tools to charity.
    And now that we have officially hit November, people have decided to flagged off this year’s #NoShaveNovember challenge on Twitter with several memes and reactions.  
    Check out some tweets on #NoShaveNovember:
    Sorry guys My #NoShaveNovember started in March itself pic.twitter.com/k7ndM8X60u
    — Ankur Verma (@AnkurVerma146) November 1, 2020#NoShaveNovember exists**
    Meanwhile guys who can't grow beard pic.twitter.com/prcjG60Ov4
    — Nishtha ‍⚕️ (@TheToothDoc_) November 1, 2020Everyone is busy with #NoShaveNovember
    And I here with 4 hair on chin: pic.twitter.com/GrPiJx20AN
    — Anirudh Singh (@ashleeel_memer) November 1, 2020Boys on
    1 NOV. Vs 30 NOV #NoShaveNovember #NoNutNovember pic.twitter.com/4s7QtLMXea
    — Devansh 🇮🇳 (@thedevanshkumar) November 1, 2020Every barber right now to this trend

    #NoShaveNovember pic.twitter.com/54X3rOcf9e
    — Chandra prakash (@Chandraca18) November 1, 2020#NoShaveNovember

    Pic 1 : Guys in November

    Pic 2 : Guys in December pic.twitter.com/gGeDWHLuep
    — imravikumar (@imrichie13) November 1, 2020#NoShaveNovember
    Dad - Beta Dadhi or Baal katwa lo.
    Me - Katwa lenge Papa
    Dad - Kab?
    Me - pic.twitter.com/JOvWMP4kpm
    — wohi_lambi_dadhi_wala_ladka (@rajdobriyal007) November 1, 2020#NoNutNovember#NoShaveNovember
    Me: Bhai No Shave November ?
    Friend: Pakka Bhai
    Me: No Nut November ??
    Friend: pic.twitter.com/N2BqnkpEqa
    — Shivam (@wtfshivam) November 1, 2020#NoShaveNovember trending
    Guys who don't have Beard pic.twitter.com/5kqIdQBPu7
    — pun.dit12meme पंडितमिम (@pundit12meme) November 1, 2020*No Nut November is ON*
    Me :#NoNutNovember #November #NNN #NoShaveNovember pic.twitter.com/OU6r8DQHzZ
    — Imposter (@mohammadasim039) November 1, 2020Relatable much?

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  3. ADMIN
    On most days we forget how immeasurably lucky we are to have the kind of family, friends and even colleagues that most of us blessed with. Yes, all of these set of people come with their own quirks and triggers, but let’s get real, so do we.
    But what’s more important is to acknowledge and remember the warmth, affection and an irreplaceable sense of security and well-being these people and the relationship we share bring into our lives.
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    But that’s not how it is, right? More often than not, we are too busy taking these people and what we share for granted...until it’s too late.

    These 5 Indian web shows and movies will remind you of all the goodness you have in your life, and will make you appreciate them more through endearing stories and journeys that will stay with you for long:
    1. Gullak © TVF
    This one is a story about the middle-class Mishra family, wherein this family of four turns their small-town life into some of the most memorable, rib-tickling moments that make us look at the mundane middle-class in a whole new light.

    2. Home © ALTBalaji
    A heartwarming production which perfectly captures the essence of middle-class families and what they value the most. 

    This one is a reflection of all the emotions, frustrations and dreams the Sethi family lives through and what they are willing to do to save it from falling apart.
    3. Phone A Friend © Zee5
    One of the most recent shows on the list, this one is relatable for more than one reason. This sci-fi rom-com takes a look at how romantic relationships have come to depend and even survive on technology, often turning into a friend that could redeem our life.

    4. A Summer Story © Daring Ones Films
    This beautifully written and directed show seems right out of reality. 

    An Indian American girl visits India for the first time and meets three guys who look after her while she helps them sort out their lives. The storytelling is excellent, the performances are mighty fine and the humour is simply the cherry on top.
    5. Aani Kay Hava © Mirchi Movies
    This Marathi series is one of the most refreshing, fun and relatable stories you will ever come across. 

    Based on the life of a middle-class Marathi couple, this one beautifully traces this young married couple’s ups and downs as they try to navigate life with a pinch of salt and a punch of humour.
    Watched any of these already?

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  13. ADMIN
    The thirteenth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) has undeniably turned out to be one of the seasons over the years. Whether it's batting records, bowling feats or brilliant fielding efforts, the ongoing season has produced a lot for cricket fans to cheer for.
    But, while the pulsating action has thoroughly entertained us all, the umpiring howlers have left everyone equally frustrated. There have already been quite a few incidents where custodians of the game have got it wrong on the field. Last night's clash between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) witnessed yet another forgettable outing for on-field umpires.
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    During the 10th over of the Hyderabad run-chase, Isuru Udana was steaming in to bowl the third delivery which reached Kane Williamson, the batsman on strike, on the full. The ball was well above the New Zealander's waist but the square leg umpire didn't budge. The replays successfully highlighted that it wasn't a marginal call and the ball was high enough to be deemed a 'no-ball'.

    The poor umpiring drew criticism from commentators during the game and further attracted all sorts of reactions from prominent names and fans alike.
    No this isn’t a no ball 🤣🤣🤣 @IPL pic.twitter.com/XcD4Gl0tT1
    — Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) October 31, 2020I honestly can’t believe that was not given a no ball ! Like seriously !!!🤷‍♂️ #RCBvsSRH #IPL2020
    — Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) October 31, 2020No balls are head high now???
    — Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh) October 31, 2020Noball ?
    — Jofra Archer (@JofraArcher) October 31, 2020Thankfully, the questionable call had little effect on the outcome of the match as David Warner-led Hyderabad kept their Playoffs hopes alive with a convincing five-wicket win over Bangalore. Chasing a mere 120 runs, Wriddhiman Saha (39) and Jason Holder (26*) got SRH over the line in under 15 overs.
    Their win over Bangalore has propelled Hyderabad to the fourth spot in the table with 12 points to their name. However, a lot will depend on their upcoming fixture against Mumbai Indians (MI) on 3rd November. 
    In a bid to secure their berth for the Playoffs, Hyderabad will have to win against table-toppers Mumbai by a big margin to not only seal two crucial points, but also improve their Net Run-Rate.

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  14. ADMIN
    Celebrated as a carnival across the globe, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has a knack for bringing some of the biggest names in international cricket together. The sight of teammates becoming rivals and rivals playing in the same team has surely captured the imagination of fans. That probably explains why IPL remains one of the most popular T20 tournaments in the world.
    The thirteenth edition of the IPL, currently underway in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the camaraderie between players is once again at its peak. England teammates Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer were recently seen enjoying a fun rapid-fire round session, organised by Rajasthan Royals, which was thoroughly loved by fans.
    From revealing their bowling idol to opening the lid on the biggest influence in their life, the Rajasthan duo was seen asking each other some interesting questions. 
    But, there was one particular question that grabbed everyone's attention.

    Stokes was seen asking Archer: "What is your favourite Hindi word?" before adding, "not sure you can say that". Agreeing with his teammate, Archer responded: "Yeah, No I cannot, I cannot". Archer, then, revealed his go-to Hindi word: "Jaldi". 
    The England fast-bowler also reminded Stokes of his favourite word by saying: "You can say Ben Stokes as well". In response, Stokes said: "My name has been turned into a Hindi word".
    Last year, Stokes had taken to Twitter to express his frustration at the usage of his name as an alternative for an infamous Indian expletive by cricket fans. 
    "I may delete Twitter just so I don't have to see another tweet reading "He's saying Ben Stokes" (when he's clearly not) in reply to a video of Virat saying you know what. it was funny the first 100,000 times," Stokes had tweeted.
    On the cricketing front, Stokes and Archer will need to be at their prolific best when they take the field in the crucial match against Kolkata Knight Riders on 1st November. 
    With 12 points in 13 games, so far, Rajasthan have a slight chance of making the cut for the all-important Playoffs and a win over KKR will surely turn the odds in their favour.

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  22. ADMIN
    The rich history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) has shown us that it doesn't really matter how you start the tournament, it's more to do with how you finish it - a bitter reality Delhi Capitals (DC) are coming to terms with.

    For a team that initially looked like the one to beat this season, Delhi got past one opponent after another in a rampant run to the top of the table. 
    The Shreyas Iyer-led side had seven wins in their first nine games in a bid to stake their claim to the title this year. But, when things really mattered, Delhi have slumped big time.
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    The team hasn't won a single match in their last four outings, with their recent defeat coming against Mumbai Indians (MI). Asked to bat first, Delhi's batting lineup was cut a sorry figure with the likes of Jasprit Bumrah (3-17) and Trent Boult (3-21) restricting their opponents to a mediocre total of 110 runs. 

    On a forgettable outing for Delhi batsmen, captain Iyer (25) and Rishabh Pant (21) emerged as top-scorers for their side. 
    Prithvi Shaw, whose story has been akin to that of Delhi this season, was brought back into the side to aid his team but the misfortunes continued to follow the young batsman who couldn't score more than 10 runs.
    © Twitter/@IPL
    In the end, it proved to be a cakewalk for Mumbai who achieved the target with nine wickets and almost five overs to spare. While it was the whole batting unit that betrayed Delhi in the crunch game, Shaw was particularly targetted by fans for his poor run this season.

    Prithvi Shaw after coming to crease pic.twitter.com/fkL506ztjE
    — Abhishek Yadav (@Abhishe63994672) October 31, 2020*after watching Prithvi Shaw batting in IPL*

    Shreyas lyer to Shaw:#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/CnTEzKl7V4
    — Rahul Agarwal (@RahulAgarwallll) October 31, 2020#DCvMI
    Prithvi shaw right now : pic.twitter.com/pQLTSEvqig
    — superV (@superv99) October 31, 2020Apparently Ravi Shashtri turned upto the IPL game today to give Pant and Prithvi Shaw one last chance to impress him and get into the white ball squad for the Aus tour pic.twitter.com/B8sZrmLYPB
    — David Brent loves IPL (@DavidBrentIPL) October 31, 2020dc skippers discussing Prithvi shaw nd Shikhar Dhawan's batting today#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/9nW6HBihHt
    — kartik singh (@sexyymemer) October 31, 2020#PrithviShaw after scoring 10 runs with S.R of 90+#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/g5C2Ed1zaH
    — Nk (@domnik_nk) October 31, 2020Dhawan 0(1) entering the pavilion after getting out for a first ball duck

    Prithvi Shaw - "enna sithappu, saapteengalaa?" pic.twitter.com/CbZSllJEZy
    — Professor Salva (@professsorsalva) October 31, 2020Prithvi Shaw going going and coming back to pavillion: pic.twitter.com/4FoWUqOLvx
    — Phani (@WeepingBileDuct) October 31, 2020@PrithviShaw @DelhiCapitals @IPL pic.twitter.com/1d25KdJ4Ec
    — hamdard azmi (@hamdard760) October 31, 2020Prithvi Shaw after spenting 2 minutes at the crease.
    🤣🤣🤣#DCvMI #DelhiCapitals #MI #IPL2020 pic.twitter.com/IuhBJ9Gz8M
    — Manoj Meghwal (@SarcasticManoj) October 31, 2020#DCvMI
    Me to #PrithviShaw And #DC's batting.
    🤣🤣#MIvsDC #DCvsMi#IPL2020 pic.twitter.com/69j21UTGo8
    — ⚡ 𝔰𝕦𝕄ᶤ𝕥 (@sumitraj7352t) October 31, 2020
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