Dhoni blasts non-performing bowlers, says can't be "spoonfed"

MOHALI: A disappointed Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today did some plain talking directed to some of his non-performing bowlers and said that international cricketers need not be "spoonfed" and they should bowl at their strengths and not bleed runs.

"I think the last few overs were disappointing, it is an area of concern and it is getting worse. There was a bit of dew but not like in the last game. The individuals will have to step up, they have to come up with their plans and back their strength," he said after after India lost the third ODI by four wickets from a winning position.

It was not difficult to find out to whom Dhoni was directing his comments as his pacers have been struggling in the three matches so far in the ODI series.

Out-of-form Ishant Sharma gave away 30 runs today in the 48th over to turn the tide in Australia's favour.

"You don't need to spoonfeed bowlers at the international level. You need to come up with your plan, focus on your strength and execute your plans," he said when asked if he had given any specific direction to his bowlers.

Asked further about his bowling woes, especially in the death overs, he said, "We started well, Jadeja bowled really well in the middle overs. Also, we need more from the part-timers."

He also said that his side could have batted better on a good track at the PCA Stadium.

"I think we could have batted better, on a track like this. We were fortunate to get beyond 300, looked like we would get around 250," said Dhoni who took India's score to 303 for nine after the home side were reduced to 76 for four in the 13th over.

Australian captain George Bailey praised Faulkner for his stupendous 26-ball unbeaten 64, which included 30 runs he took from Ishant in the 48th over to turn the tide in the visiting team's favour.

"Faulkner's hitting was as good as I have seen. The bowling was fantastic, particularly after the other day. 300 is always imposing, but we were quietly confident when we came off the field. There is no easy game," he said.

"If I could learn to catch, we would have been chasing 20-30 less from MS (Dhoni)," he said, referring to his dropped catch of Dhoni when on 105 in the 49th over of India's innings.

Dhoni went on to hit an unbeaten 139 to take India to 303 for nine.

Man-of-the-Match James Faulkner said he targeted for Ishant in the 48th over as he knew that it would be difficult to hit R Ashwin out of the park.

"I didn't feel I could get Ashwin to the long boundary with his carrom ball. I wanted to knock him around for 7 or 8. I made a pretty slow start, so I need to do something," he said.

"I think Voges found it quite tough early on, but he stuck around all the way through, it was a good innings. It is going to be a cracking series now."

Voges, who made a valuable contribution in Australia's win with an unbeaten 76, said, "We just thought if we could have some batsmen in at the end, we could chase it down. The way Faulkner played was amazing."

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Scientific basis for Unnao gold hunt, ASI says

NEW DELHI: Dismissing suggestions that the Archeological Survey of India's (ASI) Unnao gold hunt was based on a sadhu's dream or pressure from the government, ASI officials said that there was strong scientific and historical basis for the dig.

"With due respect to the sadhu, ASI does not go about digging on the basis of dreams. It has not done so in its 150 years of its history. We are conducting the excavation on the basis of scientific reports and historical importance," Dr B R Mani, additional director-general of ASI, said.

Mani said that ASI had studied the preliminary investigations of the Geological Survey of India (GSI). The report submitted to the culture ministry on October 8 suggests presence of "prominent non-magnetic anomalous zone occurring at 5-20m depth indicative of possible non-conducting, metallic contents and or some alloys etc may be tested by excavation for further interest at the specific site."

He added that the first director-general of ASI Alexander Cunningham had in a report in 1862 indicated the historical significance of Daundia Khera identifying it with Hayamukha. Hayamukha was visited by Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang in the 7th century, who has identified this place as having five Buddhist monasteries.

When asked about the possibility of finding gold, Mani said, "We are looking for antiquarian remains. If we do find gold then it will be interesting but it will take two weeks to a month before an assessment on the potential of the excavation or the time taken can be made."

Any discoveries made will either be examined by experts at the site or taken to a laboratory for further assessments.

According to the culture ministry, ASI's decision to excavate the site was based on the GSI report to try and unearth and determine the nature of the reported deposits.

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Don't worry Ishant, it happens to everybody: James Faulkner

MOHALI: Ishant Sharma bore the brunt of James Faulkner's conscious decision to go after seamers in the third ODI and the game-changing Australian all-rounder offered his sympathies to the Indian spearhead, saying that every bowler has days when he ends up looking "silly out there".

Faulkner's 29-ball 64 turned the match on its head last night as Australia chased down 304 with three balls and four wickets to spare.

Faulkner particularly targetted Ishant in the 48th over, plundering 30 runs off it which changed the course of the game. Faulkner hit a boundary followed by two huge sixes, then stole a double and to add insult to the injury, once again dispatched Ishant's last two balls for the maximum in that over.

Later, he sympathised with Ishant, saying this can happen to any good bowler.

"There is always pressure to bowl at that stage. I know that as I have done that a few times for Australia...there are going to be days when you would look silly out there, and that has happened to me a lot of times, don't worry about that," Faulkner said.

"But there are also other times when you might bowl a good over and win a game for your team, that's cricket," he added.

The seven-match series is right now 2-1 in favour of Australia. Faulkner said after the mauling in the second ODI in Jaipur, the visitors' plan was to target the medium pacers when the asking rate was mounting towards the end last night.

"I didn't feel I could get Ashwin over the long boundary, with his carom balls," Faulkner told a post-match press conference here.

"I thought the only way we could win the game is to take on the medium pacers down from the other end and try and take 20 off each over...that was our only chance to be honest," he said.

"It was a kick in the guts, the second game in Jaipur. To score 360 and have them chase down the total was really disappointing. We knew we had to bounce back with a good game and now we are 2-1 up in the series. It's going to be a really tough contest for the next four games," he added.

Faulkner's unbeaten knock was studded with six sixes and two boundaries.

Indian skipper MS Dhoni's unbeaten innings of 139, which propelled India to a total of over 300, went in vain thanks to the heroics of Faulkner, whose blistering hits overshadowed another brilliant knock by compatriot Adam Voges (76).

Faulkner heaped praise on Voges, saying he played a very good innings.

"He batted exceptionally well with mature head and I am happy for him."

He also praised Australia's bowling. "I thought through the middle we bowled really well as a group and restricted the boundaries at one stage and I suppose India did the same to us...that's the one-day game there's going to be highs and lows," he explained.

Faulkner said the win hasn't "probably sunk in as yet." "To be pretty honest, it has been an unbelievable series so far. In the first three games, every single team that has batted first has posted over 300.

"So, It's been really good series so far and I am pretty sure that there is going to be some strong cricket played for the last four games."

Asked if the idea behind bowling first was the dew factor or was it just the way Aussies wanted to go about it, Faulkner said, "I am not sure about that, you have to ask George (Bailey).

"I said let's chase, let's try and get some early wickets and put them under pressure, which we did. I thought we bowled reasonably well at the start, there were some chances we created as a team.

"I suppose they got away from the City end to make 300, MS (Dhoni) batted exceptionally well, but in the end we won, which is a good thing."

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Google shares break $1,000 barrier as mobile pays off

SAN FRANCISCO: Google Inc shares jumped past $1,000 on Friday as investors bet on the Internet company's continued dominance of the mobile and video advertising businesses despite aggressive competition from Facebook Inc and Yahoo Inc.

Shares of the world's No. 1 search company rose more than 13 per cent to hit an all-time high of $1,008.18, swelling the company's market value by almost $40 billion. That vaulted Google past Microsoft Corp and Berkshire Hathaway Inc in capitalization and brought it to No. 3 among U.S. companies, behind only Apple Inc and Exxon Mobil Corp.

Google, which is also known for its Google Maps service, Chrome browser and Nexus line of smartphones and tablets, on Thursday reported a 23 per cent jump in net revenue from its Internet business. Advertising volume soared 26 percent - the highest rate of growth in the past year - and more than made up for an 8 percent slide in ad prices.

But given concerns about how US companies can increase revenue in an uncertain global economy, those numbers suggested Google was firing on all cylinders except for its perennially money-losing Motorola unit, analysts said.

"Google's ownership of the Android ecosystem makes Google like the house, in Vegas terms," said Stifel Nicolaus analyst Jordan Rohan. "The success of Android, which becomes more and more popular every day, is starting to really add up, and Google is collecting small tolls along the way."

Rohan said accelerating revenue growth outside the United States and the UK was impressive, particularly in South Korea and Japan. "That could go on a while," he said.

At least 16 brokerages raised their price targets on the stock to between $880 and $1,220. The shares traded at $1,006.44 on Nasdaq at midday.

"We view solid paid clicks growth to be a good indicator of demand, driven by the continued shift to mobile," JPMorgan analysts said. They had expected 21.5 percent growth in ad volumes.

A study in contrasts

Google's Friday rally also stemmed from investors' focus on Facebook and its own increasingly successful efforts to sell advertising on mobile devices. Google stock had gained just 26 percent this year, while Facebook's has almost doubled.

"The worst is behind Google from a sentiment perspective," Deutsche Bank analysts said.

Google and Facebook, which is expected to report its third-quarter results on October 30, also stand head-and-shoulders above the likes of Yahoo. The once-dominant Internet portal this week reported a tepid quarter, losing market share in display and search advertising.

Facebook rose 3.6 per cent to $54.08 on Friday, while Yahoo was up 2 per cent at $33.40. Baidu Inc, often called China's Google, gained 7.1 percent to $164.78.

Google's rally has already rewarded investors such as Fidelity Investments' $101 billion Contrafund.

Contrafund added to its stake in Google in the third quarter and got a big lift from the surging performance of Facebook and Tesla Motors Inc as well. The fund returned 8.94 percent in the third quarter, easily beating the 5.24 percent advance of the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index.

Some say Google still has room for improvement. JPMorgan analysts said continued efforts to counter declines in ad rates might yield a major opportunity in the upcoming holiday season.

Google earlier this year rolled out a service to help advertisers promote their products on a mix of smartphones, tablets and desktops. The move is also expected to bolster Google's overall advertising rates by mitigating the impact of mobile ads, which command lower rates.

Others say YouTube, the world's most popular video website, is still not fully tapped. Ads on the site increased more than 75 percent in the quarter from a year earlier, with 40 percent of traffic now coming from mobile devices.

"We estimate that Google's key YouTube asset generated approximately $4 billion in revenue in 2012, positioning Google extremely well for the strong growth in video advertising," RBC Capital Markets analysts wrote in a note.

Analysts at Jefferies said Google was among the companies best positioned to benefit in mobile, given the 1 billion mobile devices running its Android software. The Mountain View, California-based company sells applications and content through its Google Play Store.

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Was Dimple Kapadia married to Sunny Deol?

Bollywood's He-man Dharmendra's elder son and the action star of masses Sunny Deol has turned a year older today.

Born as Ajay Singh Deol, Sunny made his debut as a teenage romantic hero in Betaab but soon films like Arjun, Dacait, Yateem, Tridev and later the blockbusters Ghayal, Ghatak and Gadar: Ek Prem Katha established him as the action hero in Bollywood.

In fact his aura was so intense that after Amitabh Bachchan, he was hailed as the 'new angry young man' of Bollywood. Sunny perfectly played the role of a frustrated and angry unemployed youth and established his roots in the industry. Even before Salman Khan, it was Sunny Deol who mesmerized the audience with his bare-chested, bulging biceps while reminding us about Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Scwarzenegger.

However despite dhai kilo ke hathodawale haat, gorgeous actresses Amrita Singh, Dimple Kapadia and Raveena Tandon made the action king go weak at the knees. Despite married to Pooja Deol, Sunny allowed his reel affairs to spill out to real life. Even Amrita Singh was often heard saying that the only 'real man' in her life was Sunny Deol. Unfortunately, she had no idea then about Sunny's hidden relationship.

After the revelation of Sunny's married life, Amrita moved on and soon Sunny's relationship with Dimple Kapadia started making the rounds. Reports were rife that Sunny Deol had even given Dimple Kapadia the status of a wife, while still having a wife at home! Even though Sunny and Dimple fiercely guarded their personal lives, their involvement was evident.

However, after over 11 years of a long-lasting affair with Dimple, Sunny couldn't help but lend it to the beautiful and vulnerable Raveena Tandon, who was suffering from a nervous breakdown. On the sets of Ziddi, they became "good friends", immediately threatening the position of an already-dethroned wife, Pooja Deol, and the past reigning girlfriend Dimple. This acted as a catalyst in the husband-wife relationship, as Pooja decided that enough was enough.

Ups and downs have been remained part and parcel of Sunny's life. During his peak days in Bollywood, Sunny Deol suffered a chronic back problem. For many years, he has quietly and not so quietly been suffering from the problem. On many occasions in his career, he has been laid off because of his back yet his undying spirit and invincibility (as his real name suggests) is intact both in real and reel life.

In spite of lukewarm response to his last release Yamla Pagla Deewana 2, Sunny's 'sunny' spell at the box-office is still continued and the action king is ready to roar again with Bhaiyyaji Superhitt, Singh Sahab The Great and Ghayal Returns.

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Ind vs Aus: India in command, Australia five down in chase of 304

NEW DELHI: Adam Voges reached his half-ton to keep Australian hope alive in their chase of 304 despite early setback in the third ODI against India at Mohali.

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Voges's fifty came off 63 balls that guided the visitors past 200 mark.

Voges shared 83-run stand with George Bailey (43) before the skipper was trapped leg before by Vinay Kumar in the 37th over.

Shikhar Dhawan's brilliant throw then got Glenn Maxwell (3) run out, reducing the visitors to 174/5.

Bailey and Adam Voges helped Australia recover from early blows and took the score past 150 in 33 overs.

After a solid 68-run opening stand, Australia lost both openers Phillip Hughes, Aaron Finch and Shane Watson in quick succession to get reduced to 88/3 in 19.1 overs.

Vinay Kumar gave India first breakthrough in the 13th over by getting Phillip Hughes (22) caught behind after a good first-wicket stand.

Pacer Ishant Sharma then struck in the 17th over to send back Australian opener Aaron Finch after his gritty knock of 38, giving Australia second blow.

Finch (38 off 44 balls) was trapped leg before wickets by Ishant at the score of 82.

Ravindra Jadeja then joined the party by dismissing Shane Watson. Watson was trapped leg before after scoring 11.

Earlier, skipper MS Dhoni led from the front by smashing an unbeaten 139 as India recovered from a poor start to score a huge total.

Dhoni rescued India after early jitters as he played a responsible and sensible innings that came off just 121 balls, including 12 fours and five sixes.

The skipper also shared two significant partnerships -- putting on a solid 72-run stand for the fifth wicket with Virat Kohli (68) before joining hands with Ravichandran Ashwin (28) to put up 76 runs for the seventh wicket.

For Australia, Mitchell Johnson was the pick of the bowlers with figures of four for 46.

Put in to bat, India did not make an ideal start as openers Rohit Sharma (11) and Shikhar Dhawan (8), both of whom were instrumental in setting up a great platform for the team's massive 360 run chase in the previous game, today fell cheaply.

With India two down for 37, the onus was on Suresh Raina and Kohli to bail the hosts out of trouble.

But in the 13th over, Johnson struck back to see off Raina caught at the slip by Shane Watson before dismissing comeback man Yuvraj Singh off his very next delivery for a first-ball duck.

It was heartbreak for the fans of local hero Yuvraj, who edged an away going delivery to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.

Raina and Yuvraj's dismissals in consecutive balls led to the run flow drying up.

Both Kohli and Dhoni also adopted a cautious approach as the duo confined themselves to scoring just in singles and twos. There was no boundary or a six hit for as many as eight overs.

Kohli broke the shackles in the 24th over and slowly but steadily completed his half-century to help the team rebuild.

Although Kohli and Dhoni failed to accelerate the scoring rate, they kept the scoreboard ticking before Glenn Maxwell returned the latter for a patient 68 off 73 balls, laced with nine fours.

Johnson then left the hosts reeling at 154 for six with all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's wicket.

With the top and middle-order back in the pavilion, Dhoni showed a lot of character as he played with responsibility. He waited patiently for the loose deliveries to go for the fours and sixes.

Dhoni, mostly picked on James Faulkner and Watson. He began an over of Faulkner with two consecutive fours and then topped it up with a boundary and a six in Watson's over to release the pressure.

In the able company of Ashwin, he took India beyond the 200-run mark.

He tried to keep the strike so that the lower order had to face lesser number of balls. And almost single-handedly guided the team to a 300-plus total in the end.

Dhoni stole 21 runs in the last over, which was bowled by Faulkner.

He played his trademark helicopter shot to the delight of the packed PCA stadium crowd before hitting another six over the long off and a four to end the over.

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When CCI bent the rules for Sachin Tendulkar

MUMBAI: Even as a teen, Sachin Tendulkar's prodigious talent was there for everyone to see. The critical thing was: he needed a stage to exhibit it. "He was playing for the MIG Club, which participated in the lower-division tournaments. I requested Pravin Barve (secretary of the MIG Club) to let him play for the Cricket Club of India (CCI). Barve agreed to the idea," recalled former Mumbai captain Milind Rege, who was the cricket in-charge of the CCI at that time. "I spoke to his coach Ramakant Achrekar, whose only condition was that Sachin should get a spot in the first XI. Milind promised that Sachin would get to play," Barve reminisced.

Rege took Tendulkar to the CCI cricket committee, which was headed by former Test player Madhav Apte, also the president of the CCI at the time. There was just one technical glitch. The club had strict rules at that time and one of them stated clearly that the dressing room could not be used by anyone who was under 18. Even the 'playing membership' of the CCI was given only to players who were above 18. Sachin was 15 then.

"I and Raj Singh Dungarpur, who was a member of the CCI executive committee and succeeded me as the CCI president, had a discussion about Sachin. His talent was so evident. We wanted to give him exposure and the chance to play for a club for which many greats had played for. We decided to 'bend the rules' in his case and invited him to be a 'playing member.' The executive committee, based on mine and Raj Singh's assessment, decided to make an exception in his case," Apte revealed.

Tendulkar didn't look back from there on and Apte says he draws satisfaction till date that his decision "didn't prove to be wrong." "The first time I saw him play was at the Shivaji Park when I was leading CCI during the Purshottam Shield quarterfinals. Those who had seen him bat at the inter-school level knew about his talent. Hemant Kenkre (who led Sachin at CCI) asked me to have a look at him. He wasn't even 15 then, but cracked a brilliant 70-odd. Later, my teammates wanted to know my opinion about him. I said: 'If this boy keeps a stable head on his shoulders, he will play for India very soon. I am glad to say, he hasn't let any of us down," Apte says.

Rege, who played a key role in getting a young Tendulkar to play for CCI and later Mumbai too (as a selector), refuses to take any credit for the 'making of Sachin.' "Except his brother Ajit and Achrekar, who taught him cricket, nobody deserves any credit in Tendulkar's case. We were just facilitators in his path. Like all greats, he was a self-made man. He was completely different to any other kid of his age. He was a prodigy I haven't seen before or since," Rege says.

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Salman’s confessions on Bigg Boss 7

If you are an avid Bigg Boss fan, then this season sure is a pot-boiler. It has all the ingredients in the right proportions: romance, masala, bitching and fights.

What is even more interesting is that the host Salman Khan has found a platform to reveal his secrets on the sets. And he sure does it with an ease which was not there in earlier of the seasons. We bring forth a few revealing ones:

Elli's the one It's common knowledge now that Elli is Salman Khan's favourite contestant. Apart from singing songs for her and asking her to sing a few lines for him, mouthing dialogues from her upcoming film #Mickey Virus, Salman makes it more than obvious that he has a crush on the petite actress. In fact, he even went a step further in one of the episodes and said that Elli has a striking resemblance to Katrina Kaif. Salman looked amazed when Elli revealed that she wanted at least five kids after she gets married. And if this isn't all, Salman has never shown to ignore Elli in any of the weekend episodes.

Hair woes Salman revealed in one of the weekend episodes that he had hair fall issues during the time he was shooting for Tere Naam. The confession came after one of the tasks forced Apoorva Agnihotri and Sangram to shave off their head. Salman narrated an incident and admitted that the worse phase of an actor is when he starts to lose his hair. He further said that there was a time when he had terrible sinus problem and he had requested the filmmaker (Tere Naam) to postpone his shooting dates. And on a whim, he walked in his room and shaved off his hair. His dad was proud of him because he was able to face the fear and deal with it.

Anger management When tempers flew between Arman Kohli and Andy and the environment at the Bigg Boss house was mercurial, Salman narrated an incident with Govinda. He recalled how once when they were driving late at night, a bunch of young guys speed past them, waved and then abused (mother****) them before speeding off. Salman said that on Govinda's insistence, they drove ahead, caught up with the bunch of youngsters and when they stopped Govinda had said, 'Your mother is my mother... do you want to say anything more'. The youngsters were apologetic and apologized profusely to the stars before heading off. The host explained how important it is to control one's temper and never to let go and make situations worse.

Andy was misjudged Salman revealed that his opinion about Andy has changed over the past few weeks. Andy has been seen to portray an extremely neutral side and stand up to what he feels is right and wrong. Salman confessed that he was wrong about Andy and he admitted that he has started liking Andy for his open attitude and positive nature.

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ASI begins excavation at old UP fort after sadhu dreams of buried gold

UNNAO, UP: A team from Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Friday began excavation work at the fort of Raja Rao Ram Bux Singh here to dig out a hidden gold treasure, which a seer dreamt is buried there.

Amidst tight security, the 12-member team led by P K Mishra, Deputy Director ASI, would carry out excavation work at the fort in Daudiakala village, which was formally started by the District Magistrate Vijay Kiran Anand.

Earlier on Friday, the seer, Shobhan Sarkar, who had a dream that 1,000 tonnes of gold was buried in the remains of the fort, performed "boomi pujan" and marked the points to be excavated by the ASI team.

When asked about how much time it would take to dig out the treasure, Sarkar said Geological Survey of India (GSI) would be able to answer that accurately, adding the treasure would not be found concentrated at one place. "1000 tonnes of gold will not be found at one place but deep digging would have to be done at several points," Sarkar said.

Heavy police force has been deployed around the fort, where huge crowd has gathered to have a glimpse of the excavation work happening there. Barricades have been erected to control the crowd and media gathered at the spot.

Raja Rao Ram Bux Singh, who was martyred during 1857 fight with Britishers, appeared in the dream of the seer and asked him to take care of the gold treasure buried in the remains of his fort, said Swami Omji, a follower of Sarkar.

Sarkar reportedly convinced Union minister Charandas Mahant about his dream, following which a team of ASI and GSI officials surveyed the area. Mahant, minister of state for agriculture and food processing industries, had visited Sarkar's ashram here on September 22 and October 7 and assured him of appropriate action in this regard.

Meanwhile the ASI deputy director told reporters that ASI began the excavation work on the basis of the findings of a report by GSI.

"On the basis of surface findings like pottery and antiquities, we have decided to excavate that site. It has just started. As far as mound is concerned we have large number of mounds in gangetic valley which belongs to early historical period and historical period," Mishra said.

Replying to a query about whether the decision was taken on the basis of the seer's dream, he said, "actually a report by the GSI suggested that there may be gold or silver there. On the basis of findings of the report we have started the excavation and results will come soon."

The GSI submitted the report in the first week of this month, Mishra said, adding they have not confirmed the amount of gold buried there, but have suggested there could be some alloy.

He said the digging process would take over a month to complete.

Commenting on the event, Congress spokesperson Renuka Chowdhury said, "If the seer's dream is true or not we will get to know soon. The State Government has taken a decision to this effect."

District magistrate Vijay Kiran Anand said excavation process has started and it would take over a month to complete.

In view of the large gathering around the fort, the district administration has imposed prohibitory orders in Unnao to prevent any untoward incident.

"We have imposed prohibitory orders in the city," Anand confirmed.

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Nude-yoga guru and alleged rape-victim to enter Bigg Boss 7

According to the last night telecast, Bigg Boss 7 contestants will now experience a new change in the house with no heaven and hell concept. That means, all the contestants have to accommodate together under one roof which will surely create the much needed drama which was missing from the house.

If that was not enough to entertain the viewers, a new contestant is all set to enter the house as a wild card entry post Asif Azim. So now who's that new contestant entering in the house? He is a guy called Vivek Mishra.

Vivek Mishra, a yoga teacher by profession, is known for his notorious nude yoga techniques. Mishra, in the past, has also accused Shweta Tiwari's ex-husband and actor Raja Chaudhary of attempting to rape him. Vivek Mishra will enter the Bigg Boss house in tonight's episode.

Sounds interesting profile to be in the Bigg Boss house, isn't it?

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