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  • Mumbai Wins T20 Final with Stellar Performances from Young Players!”

    Mumbai Wins T20 Final with Stellar Performances from Young Players!”

    On a sunny Sunday, many excited fans gathered at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru to watch the T20 final of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The match featured two strong teams: Mumbai and Madhya Pradesh (MP). Mumbai had big stars like Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Ajinkya Rahane, and Shivam Dube, while MP had local hero Rajat Patidar and Venkatesh Iyer from KKR.

    The match was thrilling, but it was the younger players, Suryansh Shedge and Atharva Ankolekar, who became the real stars. Mumbai needed to score 175 runs to win. When Suryakumar Yadav scored 48 runs but got out at 129 runs, everyone worried for Mumbai. However, Shedge, who is just 21 years old, came to the rescue, scoring a quick 36 runs in just 15 balls with an amazing strike rate of 240! Ankolekar, at 24, also helped by hitting 16 not out in just six balls. Together, they scored 51 runs in just 19 balls, leading Mumbai to victory once again.

    Look at how Shedge impressed everyone! He not only scored well but also took 1 wicket for 32 runs in 3 overs, earning him the Player of the Match award. Ankolekar was also a key player, bowling brilliantly and finishing with figures of 1 wicket for only 19 runs.

    Mumbai’s captain, Shreyas Iyer, praised the young players for their fearless attitude. Shedge had previously shown his skills in earlier matches, and he has been doing well in first-class cricket too with great batting averages.

    When asked about his role in the team, Shedge said he was ready to step up as a finisher and had learned a lot from experienced players. As a Mumbaikar, he feels the thrill of winning is unmatched and prepares himself for such crucial moments during matches.

    Mumbai had a strategic advantage after Shreyas won the toss and chose to bowl first. MP struggled to build their innings, but Rajat Patidar fought hard with a brilliant unbeaten score of 81 runs. Despite his efforts, the target of 175 runs was too low, and in the end, it was not enough to stop Mumbai from winning the title again!

  • Jaishankar Advocates for India’s New Foreign Policy Vision”

    Jaishankar Advocates for India’s New Foreign Policy Vision”

    On Sunday, India’s External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that India must develop a foreign policy suited for a “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India). He believes that changes in the world require us to rethink how we approach foreign relations, moving past the old ways started by Jawaharlal Nehru.

    Jaishankar spoke at the launch of ‘India’s World’ magazine and emphasized that we should not be afraid to discuss a new direction in our foreign policy. He highlighted four important reasons to consider updating our approach:

    1. Old Models: Jaishankar mentioned that India’s earlier development approach led to a certain foreign policy style. As we change how we look at development in India, our foreign policy should also adapt.

    2. Changing World: The world has changed a lot since the mid-1900s when countries were either aligned or not. Now, relationships between countries have become more complex.

    3. Global Connections: In recent years, countries are more connected than ever, making international relations even more crucial.

    4. Technological Advances: Technology is now a big part of foreign policy decisions and our everyday lives.

    Jaishankar argued that if our country’s domestic situation changes, and the way countries interact changes, then our foreign policy must evolve too. He urged people not to view new ideas about foreign policy as political attacks, pointing out that previous leaders, like Narasimha Rao, have already begun this change.

    Finally, he stated that to achieve our dream of a developed India, we need a foreign policy that fits our rising aspirations.

  • Inside the Controversial Practice of ‘Nasbandi’ in Maoist Movements

    Inside the Controversial Practice of ‘Nasbandi’ in Maoist Movements

    In certain groups like CPI (Maoist), many members must have a surgery called ‘nasbandi’ if they want to get married. This procedure is basically a vasectomy, which stops a man from being able to have children permanently. Senior leaders of the group believe that having kids can distract fighters from their mission and might cause them to leave the movement.

    One former Maoist fighter from Telangana shared that he had to undergo this surgery before marrying. After leaving the armed group, he had another surgery to reverse the first one, allowing him to become a father to a baby boy. He isn’t alone; many others in similar situations have also chosen to reverse this procedure to build their families after leaving the movement.

    During a meeting with some former Maoists, Indian Home Minister Amit Shah learned about how widespread the practice of ‘nasbandi’ is among the fighters. Many told him that they had to undergo this procedure to be allowed to marry. One woman, Sukanti Mari, mentioned that her husband also underwent ‘nasbandi’ before their wedding, but sadly, he was later killed in an encounter with the police.

    In the meeting, Shah praised the young people who had realized that violence is not the answer and had chosen to give up their arms. He encouraged others still involved in such movements to surrender and join society, promising them rehabilitation support from the government. He mentioned that there are job opportunities and financial aid available for those who choose to leave the path of violence.

  • Zakir Hussain, Tabla Legend, Passes Away at 73: A Musical Tribute

    Zakir Hussain, Tabla Legend, Passes Away at 73: A Musical Tribute

    Renowned tabla player Zakir Hussain has sadly passed away in the US at the age of 73 on December 15. He had been in the hospital for serious health issues and was in the ICU due to heart problems.

    After the news came out, industrialist Harsh Goenka shared on social media, saying, “The world is quiet now as we lose the tabla’s maestro. Zakir Hussain was a genius who brought Indian music to the world. His beats will always be remembered.”

    Zakir was the son of famous tabla player Ustad Alla Rakha Khan and was a well-known figure in Indian and global music. He started learning the tabla at just seven years old and was already performing across India by the age of 12.

    Throughout his amazing career, Zakir contributed to Indian classical music and world music. He worked on many acclaimed films, both Indian and international, showcasing his unique talent on the tabla. Nearly forty years ago, he moved to San Francisco with his family but continued to influence music worldwide.

    Zakir Hussain received many prestigious awards for his work, including India’s highest civilian honors: the Padma Shri in 1988, Padma Bhushan in 2002, and Padma Vibhushan in 2023. He was also awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 1990, which is India’s top recognition in music.

  • Allu Arjun Responds to Critics After Jail Release Following Stampede Tragedy”

    Allu Arjun Responds to Critics After Jail Release Following Stampede Tragedy”

    After being released from jail in Hyderabad, actor Allu Arjun is spending time with family and friends. However, this has drawn criticism online, with some people asking why he hasn’t visited a young fan, who is still in the hospital after an accident at the premiere of his new movie, “Pushpa 2: The Rule.”

    Allu Arjun was taken into custody for his connection to a tragic incident where a stampede occurred at the movie premiere. This unfortunate situation led to the death of a 35-year-old woman named Revathi, and her son is still in serious condition.

    In response to online backlash, Allu Arjun shared a note on Instagram explaining why he hasn’t visited the hospital yet. He mentioned that his lawyers advised him against it because of ongoing legal matters. “I care deeply about young Sri Tej, who is getting medical treatment,” he wrote. He assured everyone that he is praying for the boy’s quick recovery and expressed a desire to help his family in any way necessary.

    After his release from jail, Allu Arjun had an emotional reunion with his family and spoke to the media. He explained, “I was watching a movie inside the theater, and the accident happened outside. It was not something I could control, and I feel for the family.” Just before his release, he and his family also visited his uncle, actor Chiranjeevi

  • Can You Crack This Math Brain Teaser Everyone is Talking About?

    Can You Crack This Math Brain Teaser Everyone is Talking About?

    Brain teasers are a great way to get your brain working and have some fun, especially if you like puzzles involving numbers. There’s a new puzzle on social media that’s got everyone talking, and it’s perfect for anyone who enjoys a good mystery.

    The Puzzle That’s Hard to Crack

    Shared by the account “Maths/Technology & Other Facts” on X (which used to be Twitter), the puzzle says:
    “A + A = 2, A + B = 3, A + B + C = 6, A + B + C x 4 = ?”

    At first, it seems pretty simple, but the last part has left many people confused. The post has already gotten over 11,500 views, and people are rushing to the comments to share their answers and opinions.

    What People Are Saying

    People have had mixed feelings about the puzzle. Some are sure they found the right answer, while others are debating how to solve it. One user insisted, “The answer must be 24 because A + B + C equals 6, and multiplying it by 4 makes 24. Easy!”

    Another person suggested, “But wait—doesn’t the order of operations matter? Shouldn’t we do it a different way?” Some users even doubted the logic of the puzzle. One wrote, “Does this even make sense? What are the rules for C?” Others just joked around: “I give up! Math was never my strong subject!”

    A few creative thinkers offered unique ideas, like “What if C is undefined? That changes everything!” and “This seems more philosophical than mathematical—what does it all mean?”

    The Conclusion

    Whether you figure out the puzzle or not, it’s done its job of getting people talking and having fun with math. It shows how a simple question can get many people curious and thinking.

    Do you think you can solve it? Jump into the comments section to join the fun and maybe crack the code!

  • Influencer Reveals Heartbreaking Secret About Her Twin Sister’s Death

    Influencer Reveals Heartbreaking Secret About Her Twin Sister’s Death

    A TikTok star, 34-year-old Annie Niu, caused a huge stir online after sharing a sad secret. She revealed that for many years, she pretended to be her twin sister, who passed away, to protect her grandparents from sadness. Annie’s twin sister died from viral meningitis five years ago, but her family decided not to tell the grandparents because they were worried it would hurt them too much.

    Annie shared in a video that her dad suggested they keep it a secret. To keep the lie going, she even called her grandparents pretending to be her sister during holidays. This year, she finally told her grandmother, who is very ill, about her sister’s death.

    Annie explained that they didn’t want to upset their grandparents, who are very old and fragile. After she revealed the truth, her family took down all the photos of her sister. Annie’s grandpa still doesn’t know what happened.

    The video received mixed responses online. Some people felt sorry for the family, while others were confused about why they hid such an important truth for so long. One person wished the family well, while another thought it was unfair that they didn’t let the grandparents say goodbye to Annie’s twin

  • Hambantota Bangla Tigers Shine with 47-Run Victory Over Kandy Bolts!

    Hambantota Bangla Tigers Shine with 47-Run Victory Over Kandy Bolts!

    In Pallekele, Sri Lanka, the Hambantota Bangla Tigers put on an amazing show to beat the Kandy Bolts by 47 runs in the Lanka T10 Super League on Sunday.

    The game was full of action! The Bangla Tigers batted first and got off to a rocky start, losing star player Kusal Perera early on. However, Afghanistan’s Mohammad Shahzad and captain Dasun Shanaka turned things around. Shahzad hit a fantastic 52 runs from just 18 balls, with three huge sixes and seven fours! Shanaka was also impressive, scoring 39 runs off 15 balls, helping the Tigers reach a big total of 163 runs for 6 wickets in just 10 overs. Other players like Dhananjaya Lakshan, Isuru Udana, and Sabbir Rahman also pitched in with their batting.

    When it was Kandy Bolts’ turn to bat, the Bangla Tigers didn’t let up. They took wickets regularly and restricted Kandy to only 116 runs for 9 wickets. Tharindu Ratnayake was the star bowler, grabbing 4 wickets for just 10 runs in his 2 overs! Shanaka also took 2 wickets, while Lakshan, Vijayakanth Viyaskanth, and Udana each took 1 wicket.

    Earlier in the tournament, the Hambantota Bangla Tigers beat the Nuwara Eliya Kings by 7 wickets. The Kings could only score 83 runs, and the Bangla Tigers chased it down easily in just over 7 overs. Even though they lost Mohammad Shahzad on the first ball, Kusal Perera made a quick 33 runs off 15 balls. Shanaka added 20 runs off 10 balls, while Shevon Daniel and Sabbir Rahman finished the game with style. The Kings struggled against Richard Gleeson, who took 3 wickets in just one over!

  • Sabarimala Sees Record 22 Lakh Devotees and Huge Revenue Growth!

    Sabarimala Sees Record 22 Lakh Devotees and Huge Revenue Growth!

    Over 22 lakh Ayyappa devotees visited Sabarimala in just 29 days until December 14. This is 4.51 lakh more than last year! P S Prashanth, the president of the Travancore Devaswom Board, shared this exciting news on Sunday. He mentioned that the temple earned Rs 163.89 crore during this time, an increase of Rs 22.76 crore compared to last year.

    Out of this earnings:
    – Rs 82.67 crore came from Aravana (a type of prasadam, or holy food).
    – Rs 52.27 crore was collected from the offering box.

    This year, income from Aravana sales went up by Rs 17.41 crore compared to last year’s Rs 65.26 crore, while the offerings jumped by Rs 8.35 crore more than last year’s figures. Prashanth assured that all facilities are ready for pilgrims to have an easy and smooth darshan at the temple. He also thanked the police and other departments for their help.

  • BJP in West Bengal Extends Membership Deadline to Reach One Crore

    BJP in West Bengal Extends Membership Deadline to Reach One Crore

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal has decided to keep its membership drive open until December 31. State President Sukanta Majumdar announced that they have so far signed up about 24-25 lakh people, but this is much less than the target of one crore members set by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

    Majumdar said they will see after December if they need to extend it again. He mentioned that the membership drive has seen good support, especially in the Nadia district of South Bengal and Alipurduar in North Bengal.

    People involved in the party, including current and former Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), have been given goals to help reach the one crore target.

    Alipurduar MP Manoj Tigga reported strong interest in his area. However, the BJP lost an important seat in a by-election to the Trinamool Congress, which raised concerns about internal conflicts in North Bengal.

    Another BJP MP, Jytorirmoy Singh Mahato, mentioned that support for the membership campaign is growing in his areas, including Howrah and Midnapore. Meanwhile, senior BJP leader Sunil Bansal recently reviewed the membership drive and expressed disappointment with some politicians for not gaining enough new members.