Aakhri Sawal Teaser: फिल्म ‘धुरंधर 2’ के बाद संजय दत्त अपनी आगामी फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ को लेकर चर्चा में हैं। इस फिल्म का आज मंगलवार को टीजर रिलीज हुआ है।
‘आखिरी सवाल’
– फोटो : वीडियो ग्रैब
विस्तार
संजय दत्त अभिनीत फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ का पहला टीजर 02 अप्रैल को रिलीज हुआ था। इसने फिल्म के प्रति उत्सुकता जगाई। आज फिल्म का दूसरा टीजर सामने आया है। इसमें इतिहास की कुछ ऐसी घटनाओं का जिक्र देखने को मिलेगा, जिन पर ज्यादा बात नहीं होती है। मेकर्स का दावा है कि फिल्म के जरिए वे सवाल भी सामने आएंगे, जिन्हें अभी तक कोई नहीं पूछता है। जानिए कैसा है टीजर?
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Aakhri Sawal Teaser: फिल्म ‘धुरंधर 2’ के बाद संजय दत्त अपनी आगामी फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ को लेकर चर्चा में हैं। इस फिल्म का आज मंगलवार को टीजर रिलीज हुआ है।
‘आखिरी सवाल’
– फोटो : वीडियो ग्रैब
विस्तार
संजय दत्त अभिनीत फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ का पहला टीजर 02 अप्रैल को रिलीज हुआ था। इसने फिल्म के प्रति उत्सुकता जगाई। आज फिल्म का दूसरा टीजर सामने आया है। इसमें इतिहास की कुछ ऐसी घटनाओं का जिक्र देखने को मिलेगा, जिन पर ज्यादा बात नहीं होती है। मेकर्स का दावा है कि फिल्म के जरिए वे सवाल भी सामने आएंगे, जिन्हें अभी तक कोई नहीं पूछता है। जानिए कैसा है टीजर?
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Updated Tue, 14 Apr 2026 12:53 PM IST
Aakhri Sawal Teaser: फिल्म ‘धुरंधर 2’ के बाद संजय दत्त अपनी आगामी फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ को लेकर चर्चा में हैं। इस फिल्म का आज मंगलवार को टीजर रिलीज हुआ है।
‘आखिरी सवाल’
– फोटो : वीडियो ग्रैब
विस्तार
संजय दत्त अभिनीत फिल्म ‘आखिरी सवाल’ का पहला टीजर 02 अप्रैल को रिलीज हुआ था। इसने फिल्म के प्रति उत्सुकता जगाई। आज फिल्म का दूसरा टीजर सामने आया है। इसमें इतिहास की कुछ ऐसी घटनाओं का जिक्र देखने को मिलेगा, जिन पर ज्यादा बात नहीं होती है। मेकर्स का दावा है कि फिल्म के जरिए वे सवाल भी सामने आएंगे, जिन्हें अभी तक कोई नहीं पूछता है। जानिए कैसा है टीजर?
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#Deadspin #Jake #Burger #Nathan #Eovaldi #steer #Rangers #rout">Deadspin | Jake Burger, Nathan Eovaldi steer Rangers to rout of A’s
Apr 13, 2026; West Sacramento, California, USA; Texas Rangers first baseman Jake Burger (right) gets a congratulatory handshake from designated hitter Joc Pederson (3) after hitting a solo home run against the Athletics during the third inning at Sutter Health Park. Mandatory Credit: D. Ross Cameron-Imagn Images
Jake Burger hit two homers and drove four runs and Nathan Eovaldi pitched seven shutout innings to help the Texas Rangers record an 8-1 victory over the Athletics on Monday night at West Sacramento, Calif.
Josh Smith and Josh Jung each drove in two runs in the eighth inning as the Rangers broke the game open while winning the opener of a four-game series. Joc Pederson had three of Texas’ 11 hits.
Eovaldi (2-2) allowed three hits and two walks while striking out seven as the Rangers earned their second straight win and fifth in the past seven. The 36-year-old threw just 84 pitches and lowered his ERA from 7.98 to 5.40.
Lawrence Butler homered in the eighth for the A’s, who had a five-game winning streak snapped.
Luis Severino (0-2) allowed four runs and six hits — including both of Burger’s homers — over six innings to continue his struggles at Sutter Health Park. He struck out seven and walked three.
Severino, who ripped the home ballpark last June, is now 2-10 with a 6.01 ERA in 16 starts at the facility.
Severino issued one-out walks in the first inning to Evan Carter and Corey Seager before Burger came up and ripped a 1-1 sinker over the fence in left-center to give Texas a quick 3-0 lead.
His next time up, leading off the third, Burger went the opposite way with a 1-1 sinker and deposited the ball over the fence in right. It was Burger’s fourth career homer off Severino and the eighth two-homer game of his career.
Seager nearly had a homer in the fifth inning, but his drive to right-center was caught above the short wall by Butler.
The Rangers were helped by some good fortune during their four-run eighth inning that blew the game open.
Seager led off with a ground-rule double, and one out later, Pederson hit a bouncer up the middle that Athletics shortstop Jack Wilson was in position to field. However, second base umpire Edwin Jimenez was hit by the ball, giving Pederson an infield hit with Seager moving to third.
After Kyle Higashioka walked to load the bases against Jack Perkins, Smith delivered a two-run single to make it 6-0 and Jung followed with a two-run double for an eight-run bulge.
Butler’s one-out homer to right in the bottom of the eighth came off Luis Curvelo.
The late Argentinian football legend’s childhood home has been converted into a soup kitchen serving those affected by President Javier Milei’s austerity measures.
At 523 Amazor street in Fiorito, a Buenos Aires suburb where the “Golden Boy” experienced extreme poverty growing up, locals can now receive meals and clothing assistance.
This neighbourhood of about 50,000 residents living in modest brick homes features numerous murals commemorating the career of the iconic number 10, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 60.
As a criminal negligence trial begins on Tuesday against the seven-member medical team responsible for Maradona’s final care following brain surgery, his childhood community continues his legacy of compassion.
Neighbours visit “Diego’s house” carrying containers that volunteers fill with chicken stew and other meals prepared in large cauldrons in the yard, while cumbia music – Maradona’s preferred genre – plays in the background.
“Diego would say there is a lot of hunger and we have to help, because the need is so great,” explained Diego Gavilan, who benefits from the kitchen’s services.
Gavilan, who collects cardboard and scrap metal, began visiting the soup kitchen after Milei implemented radical free-market reforms following his December 2023 election.
“You can’t make ends meet,” Gavilan noted.
Despite statistics showing poverty reduction under Milei, primarily due to decreasing inflation, family finances remain in crisis, according to Central Bank reports. Increased imports and plummeting consumption have resulted in more than 20,000 business closures.
Gavilan appreciates receiving assistance from Maradona’s former home: “He suffered so much hunger here as a child. For the people of the neighbourhood to receive a plate of food is special.”
The facility operates without dining accommodations. Volunteers prepare food over open fires in the yard, distributing it in bags to those waiting at the entrance.
Maradona frequently referenced his humble origins in an area without running water or paved streets. Sixty-six years after his birth, hardship remains visible on the faces of those queueing for food.
“People are going hungry,” said Maria Torres, one of the centre’s cooks, who believes Maradona would approve of his childhood home’s charitable repurposing.
#Photos #Maradonas #childhood #home #soup #kitchenGallery, News, Sport, Food, Football, Human Rights, Poverty and Development, Argentina, Latin America">
The late Argentinian football legend’s childhood home has been converted into a soup kitchen serving those affected by President Javier Milei’s austerity measures.
At 523 Amazor street in Fiorito, a Buenos Aires suburb where the “Golden Boy” experienced extreme poverty growing up, locals can now receive meals and clothing assistance.
This neighbourhood of about 50,000 residents living in modest brick homes features numerous murals commemorating the career of the iconic number 10, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 60.
As a criminal negligence trial begins on Tuesday against the seven-member medical team responsible for Maradona’s final care following brain surgery, his childhood community continues his legacy of compassion.
Neighbours visit “Diego’s house” carrying containers that volunteers fill with chicken stew and other meals prepared in large cauldrons in the yard, while cumbia music – Maradona’s preferred genre – plays in the background.
“Diego would say there is a lot of hunger and we have to help, because the need is so great,” explained Diego Gavilan, who benefits from the kitchen’s services.
Gavilan, who collects cardboard and scrap metal, began visiting the soup kitchen after Milei implemented radical free-market reforms following his December 2023 election.
“You can’t make ends meet,” Gavilan noted.
Despite statistics showing poverty reduction under Milei, primarily due to decreasing inflation, family finances remain in crisis, according to Central Bank reports. Increased imports and plummeting consumption have resulted in more than 20,000 business closures.
Gavilan appreciates receiving assistance from Maradona’s former home: “He suffered so much hunger here as a child. For the people of the neighbourhood to receive a plate of food is special.”
The facility operates without dining accommodations. Volunteers prepare food over open fires in the yard, distributing it in bags to those waiting at the entrance.
Maradona frequently referenced his humble origins in an area without running water or paved streets. Sixty-six years after his birth, hardship remains visible on the faces of those queueing for food.
“People are going hungry,” said Maria Torres, one of the centre’s cooks, who believes Maradona would approve of his childhood home’s charitable repurposing.
#Photos #Maradonas #childhood #home #soup #kitchenGallery, News, Sport, Food, Football, Human Rights, Poverty and Development, Argentina, Latin America">Photos: Maradona’s childhood home becomes soup kitchen for those in need
Published On 14 Apr 202614 Apr 2026
The late Argentinian football legend’s childhood home has been converted into a soup kitchen serving those affected by President Javier Milei’s austerity measures.
At 523 Amazor street in Fiorito, a Buenos Aires suburb where the “Golden Boy” experienced extreme poverty growing up, locals can now receive meals and clothing assistance.
This neighbourhood of about 50,000 residents living in modest brick homes features numerous murals commemorating the career of the iconic number 10, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 60.
As a criminal negligence trial begins on Tuesday against the seven-member medical team responsible for Maradona’s final care following brain surgery, his childhood community continues his legacy of compassion.
Neighbours visit “Diego’s house” carrying containers that volunteers fill with chicken stew and other meals prepared in large cauldrons in the yard, while cumbia music – Maradona’s preferred genre – plays in the background.
“Diego would say there is a lot of hunger and we have to help, because the need is so great,” explained Diego Gavilan, who benefits from the kitchen’s services.
Gavilan, who collects cardboard and scrap metal, began visiting the soup kitchen after Milei implemented radical free-market reforms following his December 2023 election.
“You can’t make ends meet,” Gavilan noted.
Despite statistics showing poverty reduction under Milei, primarily due to decreasing inflation, family finances remain in crisis, according to Central Bank reports. Increased imports and plummeting consumption have resulted in more than 20,000 business closures.
Gavilan appreciates receiving assistance from Maradona’s former home: “He suffered so much hunger here as a child. For the people of the neighbourhood to receive a plate of food is special.”
The facility operates without dining accommodations. Volunteers prepare food over open fires in the yard, distributing it in bags to those waiting at the entrance.
Maradona frequently referenced his humble origins in an area without running water or paved streets. Sixty-six years after his birth, hardship remains visible on the faces of those queueing for food.
“People are going hungry,” said Maria Torres, one of the centre’s cooks, who believes Maradona would approve of his childhood home’s charitable repurposing.
#Photos #Maradonas #childhood #home #soup #kitchenGallery, News, Sport, Food, Football, Human Rights, Poverty and Development, Argentina, Latin America
Published On 14 Apr 202614 Apr 2026The late Argentinian football legend’s childhood home has been…
#Atletico #Madrid #Barcelona #Preview #team #news #live #streaming #info #UEFA #Champions #League">Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona — Preview, team news, live streaming info, UEFA Champions League
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid meet for the fifth time in less than two months on Tuesday, with the Catalan club needing to overcome a two-goal disadvantage to return to the Champions League semifinals.
Atletico is at home to defend its 2-0 win from the first leg and try to make it to the last four of the European competition for the first time in nearly a decade.
Before last week’s first leg, Barcelona beat Atletico 2-1 in Madrid in a Spanish league game on April 4. The teams had already met twice in the Copa del Rey semifinals, when Atletico won 4-0 at home and then advanced to the final despite a 3-0 loss in Barcelona in the second leg.
Atletico last made it to the semifinals in 2017. Barcelona lost to Inter Milan in last year’s last four.
ATLETICO MADRID vs BARCELONA HEAD-TO-HEAD (IN UCL)
Played: 5
Barcelona: 1
Atletico Madrid: 3
Draws: 1
When was the last time Barcelona played Atletcio Madrid in the Champions League?
The two sides last met in the first leg of the quarterfinals this season, where Atletico Madrid beat Barcelona 2-0 at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain.
When and where will Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona be played?
The Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona UCL 2025-26 quarterfinal second leg will kick off at 9 pm local time on Tuesday, April 14 (12:30 am IST, April 15), at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid.
Where to watch the Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid match?
The Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona UCL 2025-26 quarterfinal second leg match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network. The match will also be livestreamed on the SonyLiv app and website.
In the UK, fans can watch the game on TNT Sports on TV. It can also be live-streamed on the HBO Max app and website, on a subscriber-only basis.
In the USA, PSG vs Liverpool can be watched on Paramount+.
#Deadspin #Oilers #fall #Avs #shootout #slip #points #Knights">Deadspin | Oilers fall to Avs in shootout, slip 2 points back of Knights
Apr 13, 2026; Edmonton, Alberta, CAN; Edmonton Oilers goaltender Connor Ingram (39) makes a save on a deflection by Colorado Avalanche forward Zakhar Bardakov (93) during the second period at Rogers Place. Mandatory Credit: Perry Nelson-Imagn Images
Nathan MacKinnon scored the decisive goal in a shootout, Scott Wedgewood made 30 saves through regulation and overtime plus one more in the shootout, and the visiting Colorado Avalanche beat the Edmonton Oilers 2-1 on Monday night.
Sam Malinksi scored in regulation and Valeri Nichushkin and Martin Necas contributed shootout goals for the Central Division champion Avalanche (53-16-11, 117 points), who dealt Edmonton a tough loss in the Oilers’ quest for the Pacific Division title.
Edmonton (40-30-11, 91 points) fell two points behind Vegas for first place in the division after the Golden Knights beat the Winnipeg Jets 6-2 on Monday. The Oilers are one point ahead of the Anaheim Ducks, who have a game in hand on both Edmonton and Vegas.
Connor McDavid had a regulation goal and the first tally in the shootout for the Oilers. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins also had a shootout goal and Connor Ingram turned away 30 shots, though he was beaten on all three of Colorado’s shootout attempts.
The teams traded shootout goals until the third round. Wedgewood closed the pads on Jack Roslovic’s attempt, and then MacKinnon beat Ingram high to win it for the Avalanche.
The Edmonton goalie slammed his stick on the crossbar after allowing the goal.
Colorado coach Jared Bednar did not travel for the team’s final road trip of the season, which includes a Tuesday game at Calgary. Bednar sustained facial fractures and a corneal abrasion when he was struck by a puck on the bench during the Avalanche’s overtime loss to Vegas on Saturday.
Avalanche defenseman Josh Manson, who sustained an upper-body injury in the Saturday loss, did not play on Monday.
Malinski gave Colorado a 1-0 lead when he converted a turnover into his eighth goal at 9:05 of the second period. McDavid tied it at 15:49 of the second when his pass to Matt Savoie came right back to him and he beat Wedgewood before the goaltender could recover.
Edmonton had an opportunity to go ahead midway through the third period when Parker Kelly drew a minor penalty for closing his hand on the puck. It gave the Oilers a two-man advantage for 1:24, and they held the puck in the Avalanche zone for all of it but couldn’t cash in.
The Oilers killed off an overtime power play when Kasperi Kapanen was penalized for goalie interference.
#AIFF #responds #racial #abuse #complaints #Indian #Super #League">AIFF responds to racial abuse complaints in Indian Super League
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Tuesday said that it has referred racial abuse complaints — during the Indian Super League — to the Disciplinary Committee for further investigation on the issue.
The development comes a day after Kerala Blasters sent a complaint of racism against its defender, Fallou Ndiaye, during the ISL match against Bengaluru FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium.
During the game, Ndiaye, who is from Senegal, was subject to racial slurs, videos of which have been widely circulated on social media.
“The AIFF maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards racism. The complaints have been referred to the Disciplinary Committee, an independent judicial body, for examination as per the AIFF Disciplinary Code. The AIFF will refrain from any further comments while the proceedings are ongoing,” the Federation said in a statement.
“The Indian Football family stands resolutely against racism. Those who bring hatred into our stadiums have no place in our game.”
Apr 13, 2026; Seattle, Washington, USA; Los Angeles Kings forward Quinton Byfield (55) scores a goal against Seattle Kraken goalie Nikke Kokko (39) during the first period at Climate Pledge Arena. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Brashear-Imagn Images
Quinton Byfield tallied twice as the Los Angeles Kings clinched a Western Conference playoff berth with a 5-3 victory against the host Seattle Kraken on Monday night.
Trevor Moore and Alexis Laferriere each had a goal and an assist, Adrian Kempe also scored and goaltender Anton Forsberg made 28 saves for the Kings (35-26-19, 89 points), who have won a season-high five games in a row. Los Angeles, which could still finish among the top three in the Pacific Division or in a wild-card spot, has regular-season games remaining Tuesday in Vancouver and Thursday at Calgary.
Adam Larsson, Frederick Gaudreau and Bobby McMann scored and Matty Beniers had two assists for the Kraken (34-35-11, 79 points), who had a two-game winning streak snapped. Rookie goalie Nikke Kokko, making just his second NHL start with Joey Daccord and Philipp Grubauer nursing lower-body injuries and Matt Murray away from the team to deal with family matters, stopped 25 of 29 shots.
Byfield’s speed led to a pair of unassisted goals in the first period.
On the first, Seattle’s Jordan Eberle won a faceoff in the offensive back toward Ryan Lindgren at the left point, but Byfield got to the puck first and banked it off the boards to get past Lindgren and start a 2-on-1 rush. Byfield skated down the ice before taking a wrist shot from just inside the faceoff dot that found the roof of the net at 2:43.
Byfield scored again at 13:19. Eberle’s pass back to Lindgren at the point bounced over the defenseman’s stick, giving Byfield a breakaway down the right wing. He faked like he was going to go across the top of the crease before chipping a forehander over Kokko’s catching glove.
The Kings extended their lead to 3-0 at 7:13 of the second as Laferriere’s shot from the left faceoff circle took a lively kick off the end boards and came back to Moore, who converted a wrist shot from the slot.
The Kraken rallied in the third period.
Larsson scored on a wrister from the left point past a screened Forsberg at 1:53, spoiling the goalie’s bid for a second straight shutout.
Gaudreau made it 3-2 at 8:08, taking a pass from Kaapo Kakko and slamming the puck into the net from just outside the left post.
The Kings made it 4-2 as Kempe took a pass from Anze Kopitar on a 2-on-1 rush and scored on a snap shot at 12:29. It was Kempe’s team-leading 35th goal of the season.
With Kokko pulled for an extra attacker, McMann scored on a wrister from the slot at 17:33 to make it a one-goal game.
Laferriere scored an empty-netter at 19:58 to clinch the victory.
#FIFA #World #Cup #Nando #Pijnaker #dislocates #shoulder #major #injury #scare #Zealand">FIFA World Cup 2026: Nando Pijnaker dislocates shoulder in major injury scare for New Zealand
New Zealand defender Nando Pijnaker is in a race to be fit for the World Cup after suffering a dislocated shoulder in Auckland FC’s 2-2 draw with Melbourne Victory in the A-League over the weekend.
Pijnaker was expected to be among the centre-backs named in coach Darren Bazeley’s World Cup squad for the June 11 to July 19 finals in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Auckland FC confirmed Pijnaker’s injury on Tuesday but said in a statement that the Netherlands-born 27-year-old would seek further opinion from a specialist. Dislocated shoulders can take up to 16 weeks to heal. New Zealand opens its World Cup campaign against Iran on June 15.
Pijnaker joins injured New Zealand defenders Michael Boxall, Tommy Smith, Liberato Cacace and Francis de Vries on the sidelines, while midfielder Sarpreet Singh is also nursing a knee problem.
There was also better news for Bazeley over the weekend as Chris Wood, New Zealand’s captain and top goal-scorer, played his first match in nearly six months in Nottingham Forest’s 1-1 Premier League draw with Aston Villa after recovering from knee surgery.
New Zealand will also play Egypt and Belgium in the World Cup’s group stage as the All Whites return to the tournament for the first time since South Africa 2010.
