The decision to exclude Shreyas Iyer from India’s Asia Cup 2025 squad has sparked significant controversy within the cricketing community. Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar has strongly voiced his disapproval, questioning chief selector Ajit Agarkar’s rationale for the omission. Agarkar, in response to the decision, stated that the selection was based on the best combination for the tournament, with no fault attributed to Iyer. Nayar, who was recently removed from India’s coaching setup, questioned why Iyer wasn’t included even in the reserves if he was still considered a strong contender. He expressed confusion and inability to understand the justification…
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Indian Railways has announced significant measures to facilitate travelers during the upcoming festivals. To accommodate the surge in passengers during Diwali and Chhath Puja, the railway will operate 12,000 special trains over two months. Travelers will also benefit from a 20% discount on return tickets. This discount will be applicable to passengers traveling between October 13th and 26th, with return journeys scheduled between November 17th and December 1st. The new train services include the Amrit Bharat Express and Buddha Circuit trains. The Amrit Bharat Express will operate from Gaya to Delhi, Saharsa to Amritsar, and Muzaffarpur to Hyderabad. The Buddha…
An investigation has been launched into the attack on Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta by Rajesh Khimji during a public hearing. CCTV footage shows Rajesh Khimji conducting reconnaissance of the CM’s residence. The accused, Rajesh Khimji, visited Rekha Gupta’s Shalimar Bagh residence between 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM the previous day. At the Shalimar Bagh residence, staff at the CM’s private residence provided him with the address of the CM’s official residence and the time of the public hearing on a slip of paper. The accused then returned to the Gujarati Samaj Bhavan in Civil Lines. On Wednesday, Rajesh Khimji…
The United States wields significant influence globally, impacting governments across Asia, Europe, and Africa. Many leaders who have attempted to diverge from the US’s stance have faced removal from power, often through assassination or coups. Figures like Libya’s Gaddafi, Iraq’s Saddam Hussein, and potentially Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina, or Syria’s Assad, experienced the consequences of opposing the US. Yet, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has remained in power despite numerous attempts by the US and other Western nations to oust him. Maduro, along with his predecessor Hugo Chavez, views the US as an ‘imperialist’ power and has consistently avoided fostering friendly relations…
Several big film sequels are currently in development, with some nearly complete and ready for release, while others have been eagerly awaited. Among these is a sequel to the 2007 film ‘Apne,’ which starred Sunny and Bobby Deol, along with their father, Dharmendra. While Sunny and Bobby Deol are occupied with various projects, director Anil Sharma has shared an exciting update on ‘Apne 2.’ Sunny and Bobby Deol have had multiple film releases this year. They are also set to bid farewell to 2025 with significant films. While Bobby Deol has ‘Alpha,’ Sunny Deol has ‘Safar,’ which was initially planned…
The Lok Sabha recently approved the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025. This legislation marks a significant step in regulating India’s rapidly expanding online gaming sector. The Bill aims to foster growth in specific areas while imposing restrictions on others. Introduced by Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the Bill seeks to achieve two primary objectives. It encourages the expansion of e-sports and educational gaming while simultaneously prohibiting real-money online gaming (RMG), regardless of whether the games involve skill or chance. This new law is expected to significantly impact India’s digital entertainment and gaming landscape, affecting gaming platforms, fintech payment…
The highly anticipated India-Pakistan match in the Asia Cup 2025, scheduled for September 14th in Dubai, has stirred considerable debate in India. Despite calls from cricket fans for Indian players to withdraw, the government has given the green light for the team to participate. This decision has drawn criticism, prompting former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar to defend the players, emphasizing their lack of control in the matter. Gavaskar stated that players are bound by their contracts with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and must adhere to its directives. He highlighted that the government’s decision precedes any…
A tragic incident in Tamil Nadu, captured in a viral video, has brought attention to the Tata Harrier EV’s summon mode. The video depicts a brand-new Harrier EV allegedly malfunctioning or operating under summon mode, resulting in a pedestrian being run over as they attempted to enter the vehicle. The victim sustained a severe head injury and subsequently died. The summon mode is a feature allowing the car to move autonomously at low speeds without direct driver input. The circumstances surrounding the accident remain unclear, with investigations ongoing to determine whether a technical fault or user error caused the incident.…
In a tragic incident in Ranchi, Jharkhand, a father was murdered by his son following an argument related to alcohol consumption. The incident occurred in the Sikidiri police station area, where the father, Grabel Tirkey, attempted to dissuade his son, Daud Tirkey, from drinking. The disagreement escalated, leading to Daud attacking his father with an axe, causing severe injuries. Grabel Tirkey was rushed to RIMS hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. The wife of the deceased, Aabha Tirkey, filed an FIR, leading to the arrest of Daud Tirkey, who has been subsequently jailed. The community is shocked by the…
Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented three significant bills in Parliament on Wednesday, sparking considerable debate. The most notable among these is the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025, which addresses the circumstances under which a Prime Minister, Union Minister, Chief Minister, or Minister of State/Union Territory could be removed from their position. This bill proposes that if any of these officials are arrested and detained on serious criminal charges for a continuous period of 30 days, they would be removed from office on the 31st day. The offenses in question must carry a jail term of at…