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Auto Expo 2023: SRK unveils all-new Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV

UPDATED : Jan 11 2023, 19:11 IST

Hyundai Motor India launched its all-electric model Ioniq 5 priced at Rs 44.95 lakh (ex-showroom) on January 11. The model which is based on the company's dedicated battery electric vehicle platform E-GMP was launched by Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

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  • Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was the cynosure of all eyes at the Auto Expo 2023 as he unveiled Hyundai\'s new electric car. Credit: AFP Photo 2 /8 zoom

    Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was the cynosure of all eyes at the Auto Expo 2023 as he unveiled Hyundai's new electric car. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • The all-new Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV will come at an introductory price of ₹44.95 Lakh and will reportedly run 631km on a single charge. Credit: AFP Photo 3 /8 zoom

    The all-new Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV will come at an introductory price of ₹44.95 Lakh and will reportedly run 631km on a single charge. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Shah Rukh Khan speaks during the launch. Credit: AFP Photo 4 /8 zoom

    Shah Rukh Khan speaks during the launch. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Hyundai Motors India Chief Operating Officer Tarun Garg and Shah Rukh Khan pose for a picture. Credit: PTI Photo 5 /8 zoom

    Hyundai Motors India Chief Operating Officer Tarun Garg and Shah Rukh Khan pose for a picture. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • The Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV is the second car in India after the Kona Electric to offer an all-electric powertrain. Credit: AFP Photo 6 /8 zoom

    The Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV is the second car in India after the Kona Electric to offer an all-electric powertrain. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • SRK, who is currently the brand ambassador of Hyundai, recently completed 25 years with the brand. Credit: PTI Photo 7 /8 zoom

    SRK, who is currently the brand ambassador of Hyundai, recently completed 25 years with the brand. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • SRK strikes his signature pose. Credit: AFP Photo 8 /8 zoom

    SRK strikes his signature pose. Credit: AFP Photo

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A look at Manchester United's greatest number 7s

UPDATED : Jul 06 2023, 22:52 IST

Mason Mount, Manchester United's latest signing from Chelsea, has been given the iconic number 7 shirt that was left vacant after Cristiano Ronaldo's controversial exit from the club. Since Ronaldo left the club for the first time in 2009 when he joined Real Madrid, no other player has been able to do justice to the legendary United shirt. His poetic return to the club made United fans finally believe that the number 7 shirt has found its true calling. However, it now remains to be seen whether Mount manages to bear the weight of the historic jersey that Ronaldo first wore as a lanky teenager when he first played for the club. Here we take a look at some of the most iconic players to have worn this legendary number for United.

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    Mason Mount is United's new number 7: A look at the club's greatest number 7s

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  • One of the biggest superstars the game has ever seen, David Beckham, a lifelong Man United fan, is a member of the club\'s iconic Class of \'92. Credit: Reuters Photo 2 /6 zoom

    One of the biggest superstars the game has ever seen, David Beckham, a lifelong Man United fan, is a member of the club's iconic Class of '92. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Man United\'s longest-serving captain, Bryan Robson was a solid midfielder who won two league titles and three FA Cups with United. Photo: Getty Images 3 /6 zoom

    Man United's longest-serving captain, Bryan Robson was a solid midfielder who won two league titles and three FA Cups with United. Photo: Getty Images

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  • Often called King Eric, Cantona brought swag and flair in equal amounts to his game. Talented and controversial, Cantona is still fondly rememberd by United fans for his contributions to the club. Credit: Getty Images 4 /6 zoom

    Often called King Eric, Cantona brought swag and flair in equal amounts to his game. Talented and controversial, Cantona is still fondly rememberd by United fans for his contributions to the club. Credit: Getty Images

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  • The man who made the United number 7 popular in the first place, Georgie was supremely talented and equally rambunctious. His mazy dribbles, wild partying, and iconic goals made some say, \'Pele good, Maradona better, but George Best\'. Credit: Getty Images 5 /6 zoom

    The man who made the United number 7 popular in the first place, Georgie was supremely talented and equally rambunctious. His mazy dribbles, wild partying, and iconic goals made some say, "Pele good, Maradona better, but George Best'. Credit: Getty Images

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  • The almost mythical stats of Ronaldo leave no doubt that he should top this list. His first spell at United saw a flamboyant teenager grow to become the most lethal striker in world football. Although his poetic return ended on a bitter note, some flashes of genius still reminded us why he is often called one of the greatest of the game. Credit: Reuters Photo 6 /6 zoom

    The almost mythical stats of Ronaldo leave no doubt that he should top this list. His first spell at United saw a flamboyant teenager grow to become the most lethal striker in world football. Although his poetic return ended on a bitter note, some flashes of genius still reminded us why he is often called one of the greatest of the game. Credit: Reuters Photo

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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, met the victim of the Sidhi urination incident at CM house in the state capital, Bhopal. Chouhan welcomed the victim, Dashmat Rawat, and washed his feet as a mark of respect. Check out the pictures...

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  • Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan washes the feet of a tribal youth, on whom a man had urinated, to express sorrow over the incident and apologised to him. Credit: PTI Photo 2 /5 zoom

    Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan washes the feet of a tribal youth, on whom a man had urinated, to express sorrow over the incident and apologised to him. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Chouhan said he was saddened by the incident, as he washed the feet of the youth, Dashmat Rawat, while sitting on the floor at the CM\'s residence in Bhopal. Credit: PTI Photo 3 /5 zoom

    Chouhan said he was saddened by the incident, as he washed the feet of the youth, Dashmat Rawat, while sitting on the floor at the CM's residence in Bhopal. Credit: PTI Photo

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    He called the youth “Sudama” and said, "Dashmat, you are now my friend." Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan garlands Dashmat Rawat at CM House, in Bhopal. Credit: PTI Photo 5 /5 zoom

    Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan garlands Dashmat Rawat at CM House, in Bhopal. Credit: PTI Photo

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Gurpatwant Singh Pannun to Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Khalistani terrorists who died in recent times

UPDATED : Jul 06 2023, 15:20 IST

Punjab was rocked by a violent Khalistan separatist movement in the 1980s and early 1990s, in which thousands of people died. Since then, there are a few who have raised their voices rigorously demanding a separate homeland for Sikhs by establishing an ethno-religious sovereign state called Khalistan. From Gurpatwant Singh Pannun to Happy Sanghera, here we list some Khalistani terrorists who died in recent times.

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  • Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, founder of the pro-Khalistan outfit \'Sikhs for Justice\', reportedly died in a road accident on highway number 101 in the United States. Credit: Special Arrangement 2 /6 zoom

    Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, founder of the pro-Khalistan outfit 'Sikhs for Justice', reportedly died in a road accident on highway number 101 in the United States. Credit: Special Arrangement

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  • Pro-Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar was reportedly shot dead in Canada on June 19. The incident took place in Surrey, Canada. Nijjar\'s killing came almost a week after the death of Avtar Singh Khanda, the face of violent protests at the Indian High Commission in London. Credit: Twitter/@BCSikhs 3 /6 zoom

    Pro-Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar was reportedly shot dead in Canada on June 19. The incident took place in Surrey, Canada. Nijjar's killing came almost a week after the death of Avtar Singh Khanda, the face of violent protests at the Indian High Commission in London. Credit: Twitter/@BCSikhs

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  • Avtar Singh Khanda, who was suffering from blood cancer, died in Birmingham, England on June 15. Khanda was Chief of Khalistan Liberation Force and involved in anti-India terror activities including attacking the Indian High Commission in London in March 2023. Credit: Twitter/@major_pawan 4 /6 zoom

    Avtar Singh Khanda, who was suffering from blood cancer, died in Birmingham, England on June 15. Khanda was Chief of Khalistan Liberation Force and involved in anti-India terror activities including attacking the Indian High Commission in London in March 2023. Credit: Twitter/@major_pawan

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  • Khalistani terrorist and gangster Harpreet Singh alias Happy Sanghera was killed in Italy in November 2022. Sanghera is an accomplice of Khalistani terrorist and gangster Harvinder Singh Rinda. Rinda too was apparently killed in Pakistan. Credit: Twitter/@abhijitmajumder 5 /6 zoom

    Khalistani terrorist and gangster Harpreet Singh alias Happy Sanghera was killed in Italy in November 2022. Sanghera is an accomplice of Khalistani terrorist and gangster Harvinder Singh Rinda. Rinda too was apparently killed in Pakistan. Credit: Twitter/@abhijitmajumder

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  • Dreaded terrorists like Harvinder Rinda, Paramjit Panjwar, Bashir Ahmad Peer, Syed Khalid Raza and others were gunned down in Pakistan in recent times. Credit: Twitter/@sachinsingh1010 6 /6 zoom

    Dreaded terrorists like Harvinder Rinda, Paramjit Panjwar, Bashir Ahmad Peer, Syed Khalid Raza and others were gunned down in Pakistan in recent times. Credit: Twitter/@sachinsingh1010

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A powerful summer storm lashed the Netherlands and parts of Germany blowing trees onto houses and forcing one of Europe's busiest airports to cancel or delay hundreds of flights. Visuals showed uprooted trees and wind-blown debris littering streets, hampering daily lives.

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    Strongest summer storm hits Netherlands. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • A rare summer storm with winds of up to 145 kmph hit the Netherlands on Wednesday, causing at least one death. Credit: Reuters Photo 2 /9 zoom

    A rare summer storm with winds of up to 145 kmph hit the Netherlands on Wednesday, causing at least one death. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Reportedly, a 51-year-old woman died in Haarlem after a tree fell on the car she was in. Credit: Reuters Photo 3 /9 zoom

    Reportedly, a 51-year-old woman died in Haarlem after a tree fell on the car she was in. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • In Amsterdam, several people were injured as dozens of trees were toppled by the storm, damaging cars and houseboats along the city\'s canals. Credit: Reuters Photo 4 /9 zoom

    In Amsterdam, several people were injured as dozens of trees were toppled by the storm, damaging cars and houseboats along the city's canals. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • The National Meteorology Institute sent its highest code red storm warning to residents of the Noord-Holland province, which includes Amsterdam, urging them not to leave their homes. Credit: Reuters Photo 5 /9 zoom

    The National Meteorology Institute sent its highest code red storm warning to residents of the Noord-Holland province, which includes Amsterdam, urging them not to leave their homes. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Usually, heavy storms in the Netherlands occur between October and April. Credit: Reuters Photo 6 /9 zoom

    Usually, heavy storms in the Netherlands occur between October and April. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • The last heavy summer storm was in 2015 and was the first in over a century. Credit: Reuters Photo 7 /9 zoom

    The last heavy summer storm was in 2015 and was the first in over a century. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • The summer storm caused much damage as trees are heavy with leaves and many of them have become brittle during an unusually long dry spell in May and June. Credit: Reuters Photo 8 /9 zoom

    The summer storm caused much damage as trees are heavy with leaves and many of them have become brittle during an unusually long dry spell in May and June. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • The storm has disrupted the daily lives of people with highways being shut due to falling trees, while tram, bus and flight services were affected. Credit: Reuters Photo 9 /9 zoom

    The storm has disrupted the daily lives of people with highways being shut due to falling trees, while tram, bus and flight services were affected. Credit: Reuters Photo

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