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The third season of KPL will start in Falgun.

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  Kathmandu. The third edition of the provincial-level franchise competition, Koshi Pride League (KPL), organized by Koshi Pride Pvt. Ltd., is scheduled to be held from Falgun 9 to 21. Stating that it will be held ‘with the encouragement of the Nepal Cricket Association (CAN), CAN Secretary Paras Khadka, and the Koshi Province Cricket Association,’ KPL Director Afzal Hossain informed a press conference held in Kathmandu on Sunday that seven franchise teams will participate in the competition. According to Hossain, Namuna Blasters, Itahari Adarsh ​​Giants, Birtamod Hits, Purveli Super Kings, Everest Thunders, BN Koshi Arnas, and Gorkha Avengers will participate in the competition. Hossain also revealed the names of the owners of all seven franchise teams at the press conference. According to which, Namuna Blasters is owned by Dharma Neupane, while Itahari Adarsh ​​Giants is owned by Kalpit Dhakal. Similarly, while Birtamod Hits is owned by Anurag Pramanik, Purveli Super Kings is own...

South Indian Cinema Dominates Bollywood

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New Delhi: Currently, three films are entertaining the audience in theatres. These include Ajay Devgn's Son of Sardaar 2, Vijay Deverakonda's Kingdom and Siddhant Chaturvedi's Dhadak 2. These three films are in a tough competition at the box office, with South cinema's Kingdom winning the day. Vijay Deverakonda's film Kingdom surpassed these two Bollywood films in terms of earnings on Saturday. Kingdom was released in theaters worldwide on July 31. Vijay Deverakonda's action thriller has received positive responses from the Hindi film audience, which has helped the film make a mark at the domestic box office. According to a report by Shaknilk, on the third day of its release, Kingdom has earned around Rs 8 crore, which is more than the Saturday business of Son of Sardaar 2 and Dhadak 2. Saturday earnings Kingdom - Rs 8 crore Son of Sardaar 2 - Rs 7.50 crore Dhadak 2 - Rs 3.75 crore Looking at this graph, it is clear that the action of South cinema has overshadow...