On the opening day of the Test between India and Bangladesh, R Ashwin’s unbeaten 102 rescued his team from a top-order collapse. Supported by Jadeja at 86*, they lifted India to 339-6 by stumps. An elderly woman’s enthusiastic support for Ashwin went viral on social media, adding to the day’s highlights.
Read MoreIndian Railways averted a major accident when the loco pilot of Gujarat Mail found an iron pole on the track between Bilaspur Road and Rudrapur City in Uttarakhand. The driver stopped, cleared the obstruction, and resumed safely. This follows multiple similar incidents across India, prompting investigations by railway authorities.
Read MoreThe Aam Aadmi Party opposes the Union cabinet’s ‘One Nation One Election’ proposal, advocating instead for monthly elections to ensure accountability. They also call for uniform education and healthcare nationwide. Other parties, including Congress and Trinamool Congress, criticize the proposal as impractical and a diversion from pressing issues.
Read MoreVice President Jagdeep Dhankhar criticised Rahul Gandhi for tarnishing India’s institutions both domestically and abroad. He stressed the importance of a positive global image and dismissed claims about elite access to IITs and IIMs. Dhankhar urged media outlets to focus on national progress instead of individual-centric stories, emphasizing democracy’s reliance on this approach.
Read MoreIndia has strongly reacted to a US court’s summons of its top officials following a civil lawsuit by Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, leader of the banned Sikhs for Justice group. Pannun alleges an assassination plot by Indian officials was foiled. The lawsuit seeks financial compensation for assault and emotional distress. Pannun’s lawsuit references past incidents,...
Read MoreIndia have historically dominated Test cricket against Bangladesh, winning 11 out of 13 matches. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif believes that despite Bangladesh’s recent success against Pakistan, it will be tough for them to beat India at home. The series will feature strong spinners from both sides and begins in Chennai on Thursday.
Read MoreStar India has filed a claim for $940 million in damages against Zee Entertainment Enterprises in the London arbitral court due to payment defaults on cricket broadcasting rights. The arbitration process is ongoing, with Zee refuting the claims and planning to contest them, asserting that Star breached the agreement first.
Read MoreAfter days of deadlock, political parties have agreed on the distribution of parliamentary standing committees. Congress will lead four key panels, including external affairs and agriculture. Trinamool Congress gets two committees, while Samajwadi Party secures a Rajya Sabha panel. JDU will receive one from BJP’s quota despite not being entitled.
Read MoreThe West Bengal Medical Council will cancel the medical registration of former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh after he did not reply to a showcause notice. Currently in jail, Ghosh faces several irregularity charges. The council aims to finalize the cancellation by Thursday, following pressure from various medical associations.
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