The 39-year-old MS Dhoni had on Saturday taken to Instagram to announce his retirement from international cricket.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Sunday hailed former Indian captain M S Dhoni, who announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday, describing him as captaincool and said his name will be etched in history.
READ | MS Dhonis name will be etched in history: Tamil Nadu CM
#MSDhonis name will be etched in history for leading the Indian cricket team in 331 international matches and for being the only #captaincool to win 3 championships for the nation, Palaniswami said.
DMK President M K Stalin said the era of Dhoni will be missed and credited his agile leadership. Stalin also took to the micro-blogging site, where he shared a picture of Dhoni shaking hands with late DMK President and former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi.
The Muslim couple from Tamil Nadu last saw or talked to their children a son, 11, and daughter, 9 in August 2015, when the Birmingham City Council authorities took them away, into foster care. The only information they have had since is that the two are in the care of a Pakistani family. Now, the 51-year-old father and his wife, 46, are waging a legal battle, aided by the Consulate General of India in Birmingham, to not just get back their children but to also ensure that the authorities dont make them British citizens.
READ | Indian couple in 4-year legal fight with UK city council for their children
On August 6, a UK Court of Appeal judgment concluded that the Birmingham Childrens Trust must seek the courts approval before any attempt to apply for British citizenship for the children. Changing a childs citizenship is a momentous step with profound and enduring consequences, the court said.
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