In a mesmerizing blend of history and drama, Bihar’s cultural scene lit up with the mahanatya ‘Karmayogini Mata Ahilya’ celebrating Queen Ahilyabai Holkar’s 300th birth anniversary at Premchand Rangshala. Hosted by Bihar Sangeet Natak Akademi, the event saw Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sinha pay profound respects. Sinha bowed before Ahilyabai’s image with flowers and ignited the ceremonial lamp, setting a reverent tone. Speaking to the press, he described her as a beacon of Sanatan Dharma’s values, fueling the new generation’s cultural revival. ‘Prime Minister Modi mirrors her service-oriented life in nation-building,’ Sinha added, urging pride in heritage while forging ahead…
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Gujarat Giants scripted a stunning comeback in WPL 2026, thrashing UP Warriors by 45 runs in Vadodara’s BCA Stadium on Thursday. The emphatic win catapults them to second spot on the points table, just three matches into their winning streak after a rocky start. Batting first post-toss loss, the Giants reached 153/8, powered by explosive contributions. Beth Mooney’s gritty 38 off 34 balls laid the foundation, her five fours keeping the scoreboard ticking amid small partnerships that pushed the team past 90. Sophie Devine then unleashed havoc, her unbeaten 50 off 42 balls—including three massive sixes—proved decisive. The Warriors’ bowlers…
Prayagraj’s Magh Mela turned contentious as Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati locked horns with authorities at Sangam Ghat, igniting debates on ego, tradition, and governance in Hindu spiritual spaces. The standoff has prompted reactions from revered figures like Ujjain’s Swami Jitendra Saraswati and Varanasi’s Mahamandaleshwar Gyan Das Maharaj, highlighting deepening rifts. Gyan Das Maharaj decried the administration’s aggressive response toward young devotees as unacceptable, warning it fosters splits in Hindu unity. ‘This is condemnable; action against the guilty is essential to mend our divided society,’ he stated, advocating for measures to prevent such divisive incidents in Sanatan Dharma. From Varanasi, Swami Jitendra…
The decision by Bangladesh to pull out of the T20 World Cup hosted in India has ignited a firestorm of opinions. Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi, head of All India Muslim Jamaat, entered the fray from Bareilly, demanding that cricket boards prioritize humanitarian concerns over the game. In a candid interview, Razvi pointed fingers at the BCCI’s ties to the government. ‘They can’t turn a blind eye to the persecution of minorities in Bangladesh,’ he said emphatically. ‘Current events demand that we reflect these truths in our sporting choices. Fans will applaud principled decisions but shun matches that ignore injustice.’ Detailing the…
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has declared his recent Davos excursion a resounding success in elevating Andhra Pradesh’s profile on the global map. Speaking after concluding the trip, Naidu described the World Economic Forum as a vital arena for grasping evolving industry dynamics and leader perspectives. In a series of high-stakes interactions over the past three days, the CM effectively pitched the state’s achievements in green energy, tech innovations, artificial intelligence, farming advancements, and tourism potential. The Chief Minister’s Office reported that these engagements have sparked heightened interest from international corporate giants. ‘India’s young talent pool, decisive governance, and pro-business…
Three decades into her stellar Bollywood career, Rani Mukerji opens up about one of her most cherished projects: ‘Black.’ Paired with Amitabh Bachchan under Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s visionary lens, the 2005 film redefined her artistry and left an indelible mark on Indian cinema. In a heartfelt chat with Karan Johar marking her 30-year milestone, Rani delved into the magic of working with Bachchan. ‘For any actor, it’s a defining chapter,’ she said. Every scene with him felt like a private lesson in nuance and power, transforming the set into a classroom of cinematic genius. The film’s emotional depth resonated deeply.…
In a pointed rebuttal, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Speaker Rahul Narwekar labeled Shiv Sena (UBT)’s claims of rigging in recent municipal elections as utterly groundless. The accusations centered on the lottery method for choosing mayors across key corporations like BMC, where a woman emerged victorious for the first time. Addressing the media, Narwekar highlighted the impeccable execution of the lottery. ‘Every step was transparent and rule-compliant. The opposition’s post-loss excuses are predictable,’ he said, likening it to their EVM distrust after defeats. He lauded BMC’s historic decision: ‘Electing a female mayor is commendable and sets a progressive example for Mumbai’s representation.’…
In a significant twist to Telangana’s phone tapping controversy, the SIT investigating illegal surveillance has summoned BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao for interrogation. The notice mandates his presence on Friday morning before ACP P. Venkateshwar, following preliminary findings that link him to the case’s core details. Non-compliance risks strict legal repercussions, as outlined in the formal directive. This follows a marathon seven-hour session with T. Harish Rao earlier this week, the first such high-profile grilling in the saga that has rocked state politics. Unveiled in March 2024, the scandal accuses the erstwhile BRS government of orchestrating widespread phone intercepts…
In a heart-wrenching industrial mishap, six migrant laborers from Bihar perished in a fiery blast at a Balodabazar sponge iron facility in Chhattisgarh. The accident unfolded during the morning shift when hot ash escaped from a leaking pipeline, igniting the coal furnace and hurling molten metal onto unsuspecting workers below. Chaos ensued as thick smoke billowed across the site, where over 50 employees were on duty. Rescue operations saved 11 individuals, but six succumbed to severe burns on the spot. The injured—Motaaj Ansari, Sarafat Ansari, Sabir Ansari, Kalpu Bhuiya, and Ramu Bhuiya—were airlifted to Bilaspur for specialized burn care. Standing…
Bhubaneswar’s Kalinga Stadium witnessed a spectacle of hockey prowess on Thursday as JSW Surma Hockey Club thrashed SG Pipers 6-1 in their final Men’s HIL group stage clash. The emphatic victory, however, couldn’t bridge the gap to the playoffs, as Surma needed a seven-goal triumph to sneak into Qualifier 2. Jeremy Hayward was the undisputed star, netting four goals including a hat-trick of penalty corner conversions. His first came barely two minutes in, a thunderous drag flick that left Pipers stunned. Minutes later, in the 7th, he repeated the feat, solidifying Surma’s command. Lucas Martinez extended the lead with a…