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Gujarat riot victims sing Hum Honge Kamayab
One of the most significant events of this week was the commemoration of 10th anniversary of Godhra train carnage, which left 59 karsevaks dead and triggered one of worst communal riots in Gujarat that claimed the lives of over 1200 Muslims. 27th February was marked by a slew of events with the Vishwa Hindu Parishad taking out a rally and Non-Governmental Organisations coming together to demand justice for the riot victims.
Here's a video of some of the riot victims singing "Hum Honge Kamayab' in the hope for justice.
Gulbarg massacre: This is where my father died
Congress MP Ehsan Jafri was among the 69 persons killed in the Gulbarg Housing society riots in Gujarat in 2002. In this video, Jafri's son recounts the horror.
Oscar winners share their happiness
Moving on to other highlights of the week, 84th Annual Academy Awards were announced. Here's a quick glance at the winners, who later shared their happiness with the media.
Must see: Neha Kakkar
After Dhaunsh's Sachin Tendulkar anthem became a superhit, it's the Shahrukh Khan anthem that is making waves. Sung by a budding singer Neha Kakkar, this song has been written by Tony Kakkar and Pooja Patel.
Poonam Pandey goes Topless
It's proven now. Stripping has become a quick way to get attention.
So starlet Poonam Pandey decided to have a go at it.
The former Kingfisher model, who offered to strip in front of a stadium crowd if India won the 2011 Cricket World Cup, has finally dropped her bikini.
When the Indian cricket team defeated Sri Lanka in an exciting match this week, Pandey posted a topless picture of herself on Twitter as a treat.
'Finally on Public demand Sharing a pic #PoonamPandeyWithoutBikini Tweethearts!! Thanx for Loving me so Much .. Luv,' she tweeted with the picture
Family and friends: Virat was superb!
Virat blasted an unbeaten 133 as India scored an incredible victory over Sri Lanka, chasing down a mammoth 320 in only 36.4 overs, to rekindle their hopes of making it to the finals of the tri-series, in Hobart, on Tuesday.
Needing to win the crucial game in 40 overs to get a bonus point and stay afloat in the tournament, the beleaguered Indians rode on Kohli's breathtaking assault and useful contributions from the other top-order batsmen to pull off a sensational victory when it mattered most. 320 in only 36.4 overs, to rekindle their hopes of making it to the finals of the tri-series, in Hobart, on Tuesday.