Australian fan Lachie Burtt created a massive 'beer snake' using 250 cups at the Adelaide Oval during the pink-ball Test and walked right across the sight screen while carrying it. His antics, costing AUD 2750, stopped play briefly play as Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne pulled out seconds before facing a delivery from Mohammed Siraj, who became angry and threw the ball back at the stumps.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence in BJP's success in upcoming Delhi polls, praising the newly presented Union Budget as the most pro-middle class in history. He criticized AAP for damaging Delhi over the past 11 years and assured no disruption of welfare schemes if BJP wins. Modi also highlighted support for government employees and Poorvanchali workers.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari expressed concerns about live-in relationships, stating they clash with Indian societal values and could disrupt traditional structures. Citing European examples, he questioned the impact on children and societal norms. He also touched upon the sex ratio imbalance and its potential implications, while firmly condemning marital rape and advocating for consensual rights within marriage.
US President Trump pardons over 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol attack, including Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders. The pardons extend to those convicted of serious offenses, despite opposition and evidence of violent confrontations. The incident led to significant injuries and deaths.
Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin ensured swift investigation and filing of chargesheet in the Anna University rape case within 60 days. Aiming to counter the AIADMK criticism, he cited the Pollachi sexual assault case, pledging severe measures against crimes targeting women, and dismissed opposition's conspiracies.
The family of a techie murdered in Mumbai in 2014 is devastated after the Supreme Court acquitted Chandraban Sanap, the accused, on death row. The victim's father, a retired professor, expressed his agony over the verdict, indicating it felt like a punishment for the family, who have been seeking justice for the past decade.
The Supreme Court will hear social media influencer Ranveer Allahbadia's plea regarding FIRs against him for offensive comments on a deleted YouTube show. The case involves multiple FIRs filed nationwide for his provocative remarks. Allahbadia and other involved YouTubers face legal scrutiny and are summoned for questioning by various authorities, including the National Commission for Women and Maharashtra Cyber Cell.
Rishabh Pant is facing a challenging start with Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2025, struggling to deliver with the bat despite being the most expensive player bought for Rs 27 crore. His low scores from the first three matches have prompted criticism and social media trolling. In three matches, he has managed just 15 runs at a dismal average of 7.50.
Virender Sehwag has criticised Glenn Maxwell and Liam Livingstone for their lacklustre performances in IPL 2024, suggesting they lack the hunger to contribute meaningfully. Maxwell's poor batting form and Livingstone's inconsistency haven't justified their high price tags. Sehwag questions their commitment, implying they treat the IPL as a mere holiday, failing to deliver the expected impact for their respective teams.
US President-elect Donald Trump received an 'unconditional discharge' for his hush-money conviction related to falsifying business records to conceal a payment to Stormy Daniels. Judge Merchan highlighted the exceptional legal protection for the presidential office but emphasized the seriousness of Trump's actions. Trump will be the first felon to assume the presidency, denying the claims against him.