कोयंबटूर में 77वें स्वतंत्रता दिवस 11 मीटर ऊंचा स्टील टावर पर घुमावदार एलईडी स्क्रीन 
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Glimpses from 77th Independence Day at Red Fort in Delhi 
सीएम योगी ने 77वें स्वतंत्र दिवस पर किया ध्वजारोहण 
Happy 77th Independence Day 
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“Selfishness of few pushed nation to tragedy of Partition”: CM Yogi Adityanath TIL Desk Sports/ German Alexander Zverev will head into the 2021 season looking for a new coach after splitting with Spaniard David Ferrer, the world number seven confirmed on social media.
Zverev added former world number three Ferrer to his coaching team around the middle of 2020 and reached his maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open, where he went down to Dominic Thiem after winning the first two sets.
The German picked up two ATP titles in Cologne and also made the final of the ATP Masters 1000 event in Paris in an encouraging close to the season. “I would like to thank David for the months we have shared, the times on and off the court, wishing him only the best in the future,” Zverev wrote on his Instagram account.
