Indian Premier League franchises Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders doubt the business model of The Hundred, citing unrealistic media rights projections by the ECB. Despite initial interest, they may not actively participate. Negotiations involving multiple IPL owners are ongoing, with deals expected to finalize between March and May.
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Parliament will host a crucial debate on the Constitution. Prime Minister Modi and home minister Shah will participate. The opposition plans to raise concerns like the Manipur crisis and caste census. The ruling party will likely discuss historical events and alleged foreign interference. This debate offers a platform for both sides to address key national issues.
The BJP is considering appointing two deputy chief ministers in Delhi to represent the city's diverse communities, with a final decision expected after PM Modi's return. A meeting on Sunday will reportedly elect the leader of the House, with several names in contention for the top post, including Parvesh Verma and Vijender Gupta.
Nara Lokesh, IT and HRD minister of Andhra Pradesh, highlights the state's achievement in securing Rs 4 lakh crore investments in just seven months by maintaining consistent policies and governance. He underscores the NDA government's contributions in attracting big investments and emphasizes the continuing support from the Union government for major projects, advocating for NDA's re-election for sustained development.
Chennai Super Kings faced a 50-run defeat against Royal Challengers Bangalore at Chepauk, marking their first home loss to RCB in 17 years. Criticism arose over MS Dhoni's delayed arrival at the crease, with experts suggesting this decision impacted CSK’s chances of a successful chase. With back-to-back away wins against defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings, RCB have made a strong start to their IPL campaign, eyeing their maiden title.
A massive fire broke out at the laddu distribution counter at the Lord Venkateswara Temple in Tirupati amid the ongoing 10-day Vaikunta Dwara Darshanam, which draws hundreds of devotees. The temple administration acted quickly, containing the blaze. The temple is on high alert after a stampede on January 8 caused casualties and injuries.
Due to his immense popularity, Virat Kohli faced multiple security breaches during a Ranji Trophy match as fans ran onto the field to touch his feet. Despite Kohli’s short stay at the crease, his presence drew huge crowds, highlighting his enduring appeal. Kohli's return to domestic cricket followed the BCCI’s directive for international stars to play in domestic tournaments.
The BJP has alleged that Hindus in Murshidabad were threatened at gunpoint and forced to chant Islamic slogans during recent violence. Union minister Sukanta Majumdar claims these incidents foreshadow a grim future for Hindus across West Bengal. The BJP IT department also shared a video depicting robbery and arson, highlighting the plight of a family allegedly targeted during the unrest.
US President Donald Trump will introduce new tariffs which will take effect immediately from April 2. These tariffs could be more expansive than those in his first term. Investors and businesses are nervous about the potential economic consequences. Some countries have threatened to retaliate, while others are negotiating to avoid the tariffs.
Gaurav Taneja, a YouTuber known as 'Flying Beast,' experienced a LinkedIn lockout amid backlash from his appearance on Shark Tank India Season 4. The locked account follows his online rebuttal against Anupam Mittal’s critique and Taneja's comparisons of his brand's social media performance.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge urged party members to support those committed to its ideology and warned against unreliable members. He emphasized accountability for future poll results and acknowledged the need for new leadership. Kharge criticized the Modi government on several fronts and highlighted Congress's strong effort in the Delhi elections despite lacking resources.