Ola Founder and CEO Aggarwal has announced that his company is planning to bring a new electric sports car for Indian consumers.
In a series of tweets, Aggarwal also detailed about the upcoming MoveOS 3 update to the S1 series of electric scooters.
"We are going to build the sportiest car ever built in India!" the tech honcho wrote on the microblogging platform Twitter.
Aggarwal also shared a video on the platform where he tested the Moods feature in the upcoming update MoveOS 3.
In another tweet, the founder and CEO of the platform mentioned that the upcoming update is scheduled for Diwali.
"MoveOS 3 launch for everyone on Diwali this year. If MoveOS 2 was exciting, wait till you experience MoveOS 3," Aggarwal tweeted. Testing out the Moods feature in MoveOS 3. This one is for those who still have an ICE hangover! I’ll not take name
It has the ability to explore the world to enable steady mind and to enhance the stability of a person's mind and confidence of our well being
He said the Delhi government has eliminated three difficulties faced by sportspersons lack of facilities, lack of monetary support and political intervention in selection processes.
"At the Delhi Sports University, players will be provided degrees in their respective sports such as BA in Kabbadi, BA in Wrestling and BA in Cricket among others. This will help them get jobs in case they want to work," Kejriwal said at a ceremony to provide financial assistance to sportspersons here.
Late one October evening in 1990 during a long net session at Faisalabad towards the end of New Zealand-Pakistan Test series, master batsman Martin Crowe swung the ball miles in the air. It was to prove an eureka moment for his team that had been blown away by reverse swing of Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram in the first two Tests. It would also open the eyes of the world to magic that would unfold when a cricket ball was doctored – half battered, half sparkling. It would even open a can of worms.
On that trip, before he magically transformed into Sultan of Swing for a day, the late New Zealand legend had got repeatedly conned by Akram. During the second Test, Crowe would play for the inswing and the ball would go the other way. He was clueless. It wasn’t something that happened too often to the deep thinking cricketer with flawless technique.
Trust a New Zealen to get inquisitive, get to the heart of the problem and find a solution. During the same inning, Crowe would dead-bat a leggie Abdul Qadir delivery to his feet, pick the ball and have a close look at it. To his horror he saw that the leather on one side of the ball was badly mutilated. In contrast the other hemisphere was broadly untouched and shining. After the game, the Kiwis would experiment at their training session. They would use bottle caps to produce a Made in New Zealand designer ball.
The ball designers have developed many techniques to shape the ball in a well proper manner
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