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Nashik: Plantation of the sacred Bodhi tree sapling brought from Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka will be done at Buddha Smarak in Nashik city on Tuesday.

A developing hostage crisis at GoldOne Modder-East mine sees 480 miners trapped underground and 63 held on the surface.

While Afghanistan and the Netherlands' victories have been the headline acts, there have been some unexpected trends set in this World Cup. India,

The full scale of failure that led to deaths of workers at Lily Mine in Barbeton, Mpumalanga, seven years ago has been laid bare in the damaging inquest judgment delivered last week.

A new bonsai club has been established in the West Coast. The West Coast Bonsai Kai serves the area from Yzerfontein in the south to Dwarskersbos in the north, and in the east its area is bordered by Hopefield and Darling.

There have reportedly been injuries underground but medics have been prevented from accessing the scene.

Playing a big role in two of Netherlands’ biggest Word Cup victories, van der Merwe insists he is happy to be a consistent performer and not a superstar

After a stunning upset of England by Afghanistan to end the first extended week of the World Cup, another one followed suit in the form of the Netherlands and South Africa

For some conservation and welfare groups, in fact, shooting high-profile or other species is abhorrent, and they worry the practice is damaging South Africa’s economy, even though the hunting industry may generate a rough spending stimulus of about US$180-million (R3.4-billion) a year.

Lucknow: It will be a battle for survival for a winless Sri Lanka when they play against the Netherlands, who are on a high after stunning South Afri.