September 16, 2026
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Kangana’s Emergency brings the spotlight on Censorship issues

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Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency, centered on India’s Emergency period under Indira Gandhi, is facing censorship issues with the CBFC. The movie’s portrayal of historical events has triggered debates about artistic freedom and political sensitivities in Bollywood. This case highlights the ongoing struggle between creative expression and regulatory oversight in Indian cinema.

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‘Everything is fine’: Shehzad takes a dig at PCB after Ashwin’s concerns

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Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board following Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin’s comments on Pakistan cricket’s current state. Shehzad mocked the PCB’s handling of the national team and infrastructure projects, sarcastically addressing issues like tournament organization and team performance. He highlighted favoritism and broken promises within the system.

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Randhir Singh elected as the first Indian president of OCA

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Randhir Singh, a seasoned sports administrator and five-time Olympic shooter, has been unanimously elected as the president of the Olympic Council of Asia during its 44th General Assembly. His term will span from 2024 to 2028. Singh has served as acting president since 2021 after Kuwait’s Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah was banned for ethics...

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In Manipur, Army helicopters on patrol, anti-drone tech in place

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At least six people were killed in new violence between communities in Manipur’s Jiribam district. Military helicopters and additional forces with drone-detection systems were deployed by the state government. The violence is connected to a controversial audio clip allegedly of CM N Biren Singh, which sparked protests demanding a separate tribal administration.

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When Ian Botham broke Sunil Gavaskar’s tibia with a ferocious shot

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In the 1982 return series against India, England triumphed in the first Test at Lord’s despite Dilip Vengsarkar’s century. Ian Botham set a new record for the fastest double century at the Oval and broke Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar’s tibia with a powerful shot, exacerbating India’s challenges. England won the 3-match series 1-0.

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