Sunday, 2 April 2017

Sachin Tendulkar collaborates with Sonu Nigam for his debut song Naacho Naacho!

Sachin Tendulkar and Sonu Nigam had a blast at Indian Idol Grand Finale!

Sachin Tendulkar debut song Cricket Wali Beat: Sachin gives tough competition to Sonu Nigam

Indian Idol 9 finished its finale just now with a bang announcing the name of the winner L V Revanth. KhudaBaksh and Rohit were the first and the second runner up winners! The entire finale was a blend of music and jokes as celebs like Sunil Grover, Raveena Tandon, Boman Irani and Arshad Warsi made their awesome presence felt! BUt who stole the hearts in the last part of the finale was the God of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar! Yes, it is a very rare moment, and fans relished every bit of it. For all those who are clueless about why he came here- He just debuted as singer accompanied by Indian Idol 9 judge and playback singer Sonu Nigam!
On the grand finale night launched his digital app 100MB and also called it as the second innings! His song ‘Naacho Naacho cricket wali beat pe’ will be loved by the sport enthusiasts for sure! The forty three year old cricket maestro said, ” Although I am fond of music I never thought I will sing. They all ganged up and finally got me to sing. Sonu made me comfortable in the studio and told me to take the first strike. I have thanked all the cricketers with whom I have played in the six World Cups.” He did not forget to recollect his memories from the pitch! He said, ” I have thanked all the cricketers with whom I have played in the six World Cups.”

Difference between BS3 and BS4 engines


Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) today said BS3 vehicles should not be allowed to sell in the country after April 1, the deadline for switch to BS4 norms, as it is already scaling down such vehicles. 

BS is basically the emission standards given by Government of India to regulate the air pollutants coming from internal combustion engine. BS stands for Bharat Stage and are set by the central pollution control board.
  1. BS3 is compulsory for all india, while BS4 is compulsory for all metro cities. 
  2. Most petrol powered passanger car in india have alrady converted to BS4 many year ago.
  3. Difference Between BS3 &BS4:

    BS3 
    carbonmonoxide 2.30 g/km 
    HC 0.20 g/km 
    NOX 0.15 g/km
    BS4 
    carbonmonoxide 1.00 g/km 
    HC 0.10 g/km 
    NOX 0.08g/km
  4. BS4 vehicle is costly than BS3