Following his surprising Test retirement, Virat Kohli is gearing up for the resumption of IPL 2025, spotted with wife Anushka Sharma en route to Bengaluru. Kohli, having recently visited Vrindavan, now shifts his focus to leading Royal Challengers Bengaluru's batting line-up as they prepare to host Kolkata Knight Riders on Saturday.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has announced full refunds for ticket holders of the rain-abandoned match against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on May 17. Digital ticket holders will receive refunds within 10 working days, while physical ticket holders must return their original tickets at the point of purchase.
Infosys has disbursed performance bonuses for the January-March quarter, with many employees reporting significantly reduced payouts compared to the previous quarter. The majority of eligible staff received 50% of their target bonus, while some high performers received 70% or higher.
Yuki Bhambri, now India's No. 2 doubles player, is navigating a challenging clay court season leading up to Roland Garros. Despite inconsistent partnerships and early exits in recent tournaments, Bhambri remains focused on improving his performance and aiming for success at the upcoming Grand Slam events. He also acknowledges Rohan Bopanna's significant contribution to Indian tennis.
Bangladeshi actress Nusraat Faria, recognized for her roles in several films, was arrested at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on charges related to an attempted murder case. She was reportedly on her way to Thailand when authorities detained her. Subsequently, Nusraat Faria has been granted bail by Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court Judge Mostafizur Rahman after submitting a statement.
Nearly 1.5 lakh pedestrians died in India from 2019-2023, highlighting their vulnerability despite having right-of-way. A Supreme Court panel audit revealed that footpath availability varies widely across states, often not meeting standards. The court emphasized pedestrians' rights under Article 21, advocating for accessible, encroachment-free footpaths as a crucial, low-cost safety measure.
CPI leader D Raja criticises the government's briefing of foreign countries on Operation Sindoor while keeping Indians uninformed, demanding a special Parliament session. He questions the lack of consultation with political parties regarding the all-party delegations and raises concerns about suppressed dissent, citing the arrest of an Ashoka University professor.
Krishnamachari Srikkanth suggests MS Dhoni's era with CSK might be nearing its end, citing his age and declining performance as factors. Srikkanth pointed out Dhoni's struggles with form and fitness, impacting his ability to perform his previous roles effectively. CSK's failure to reach the playoffs for the second consecutive season adds weight to the speculation about Dhoni's future.
An all-party parliamentary delegation, led by JD(U) MP Sanjay Kumar Jha, has embarked on a multi-nation visit to Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore as part of Operation Sindoor. The initiative aims to expose Pakistan's role in state-sponsored terrorism and highlight India's firm stance against cross-border terrorism.
Delhi sizzled under intense heat, with the heat index soaring to a scorching 49.6°C, making it feel like 50°C. The rising heat drove peak power demand to a season's high of 7,401 MW. While the IMD forecasts potential thunderstorms and gusty winds until Thursday, high humidity levels are expected to persist, keeping discomfort levels elevated.
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over a decision to bar foreign students, alleging it's unconstitutional retaliation for resisting political pressure. The lawsuit challenges the directive, claiming it violates the First Amendment and harms over 7,000 international students. Harvard seeks a restraining order against the Department of Homeland Security's enforcement of the policy.