Author: The Chhattisgarh

In a significant shift, Pakistan’s ODI captaincy has been handed to Shaheen Shah Afridi, replacing Mohammad Rizwan. The Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed the leadership change late Monday, creating a stir in the nation’s cricket fraternity. Rizwan had only been in the role for approximately 11 months after Babar Azam’s earlier removal. This latest development sees Shaheen Afridi, who recently lost the T20I captaincy, now taking charge of the ODI squad. The swift nature of this decision has prompted discussions about the PCB’s leadership strategy and its stability. Multiple reports point towards white-ball head coach Mike Hesson as a driving force…

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Jaish-e-Mohammed, a notorious terror group operating from Pakistan, has launched an innovative online recruitment drive named ‘Tufat al-Muminat’. This program is specifically aimed at enlisting women into the organization’s female brigade, ‘Jamat ul-Muminat’, and securing vital financial resources. Starting November 8, the courses will feature instruction from the family circle of top JeM commanders, most notably Masood Azhar. His sisters, Sadiya Azhar and Samaira Azhar, are scheduled to lead daily classes, educating participants on religious and ideological justifications for ‘jihad’ and their designated roles within the group. This online approach allows JeM to bypass traditional recruitment challenges, especially in regions…

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The CR450, China’s newest bullet train, has shattered speed records, achieving an incredible 453 km/h during its latest trial run. This state-of-the-art train is engineered for commercial speeds of up to 400 km/h, an advancement over the existing CR400 Fuxing series which operates at 350 km/h. The advanced trials are being conducted on the Shanghai–Chengdu high-speed line, showcasing the train’s potential for rapid intercity travel. The CR450 boasts a more aerodynamic design, featuring an extended 15-meter nose, a reduced roof height by 20 cm, and a lighter chassis weighing 55 tons less than previous models. These strategic modifications result in…

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A passenger’s journey took an unexpected turn on the Kanniyakumari-Dibrugarh Vivek Express when he suffered a painful jaw dislocation. Fortunately, timely intervention by a quick-thinking railway doctor at Palakkad Junction in Kerala averted further discomfort. The 24-year-old passenger was unable to close his mouth after yawning. Dr. Jithin PS, the attending railway physician, swiftly administered a manual reduction for the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dislocation, a procedure designed to realign the jaw. The entire process was completed in under three minutes, enabling the passenger to resume his travel without issue. A video documenting this medical feat was shared by Southern Railways,…

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A new era of strategic deterrence is dawning as India rapidly advances its BrahMos supersonic cruise missile program, pushing its range to an unprecedented 800 kilometers. This significant upgrade means the entirety of Pakistan will soon fall within the missile’s conventional strike zone, a stark increase from its current 450 km reach. The BrahMos, already renowned for its Mach 2.8 speed, making it incredibly difficult to track and destroy, is set to become an even more potent weapon in India’s arsenal. Program officials and defense publications confirm that tests for this extended-range variant are progressing swiftly, with operational deployment anticipated…

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A double dose of happiness arrived for singer Harrdy Sandhu and his wife, Zenith Sandhu, this Diwali. The couple welcomed their second child on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, making the festival of lights even more radiant. Harrdy took to Instagram to share the wonderful news, posting a captivating family photo that melted hearts. The touching image featured the newborn’s delicate hand being held by Harrdy, Zenith, and their firstborn, symbolizing their complete family unit. This intimate snapshot was shared with the caption, “Our beautiful blessing has arrived Happy Diwali to everyone,” perfectly encapsulating the festive and familial bliss. Social media…

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Exciting developments in the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025! Following South Africa’s victory over Pakistan, the official venues for the first semifinal and the championship final have now been confirmed. Pakistan’s loss means they are out of contention for the knockout stages, concluding their tournament journey without a single victory after six attempts. The pivotal match, held at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, saw the South African team emerge victorious over Pakistan. Despite a rain-interrupted encounter that limited play, South Africa showcased exceptional batting prowess. They amassed a formidable 312/9 within 40 overs, with key contributions from Laura Wolvaardt,…

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Following a cordial Diwali message and a phone conversation with US President Donald Trump, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his thanks. Modi underscored the mutual dedication of New Delhi and Washington to spreading hope worldwide and to presenting a united front against terrorism. Posting on X, PM Modi stated, ‘Thank you, President Trump, for your phone call and warm Diwali greetings. On this festival of lights, may our two great democracies continue to illuminate the world with hope and stand united against terrorism in all its forms.’ This interaction comes shortly after President Trump hosted a Diwali celebration at…

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Canadian authorities are investigating a shooting incident involving Punjabi singer Teji Kahlon, with the Rohit Godara gang swiftly taking credit. The attack is believed to be an escalation of inter-gang rivalries among Indian diaspora criminal networks active in Canada, a phenomenon also linked to figures like Lawrence Bishnoi. In a social media declaration, the Rohit Godara gang detailed their motives for targeting Kahlon. They specifically named Mahendra Saran Dilana, Rahul Rinau, and Vicky Phalwan as associated individuals and laid out accusations against the singer. These included allegations of providing funds to opposing factions, supplying weapons, informing on gang activities, and…

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A distinguished scholar of Hindi language and South Asian literature, Francesca Orsini, was met with a ban and subsequent deportation upon her arrival in New Delhi. The UK-based academic, affiliated with the University of London’s SOAS, was reportedly turned away at Indira Gandhi International Airport on Monday. Indian authorities cited violations of her visa stipulations as the reason for her blacklisting. According to a source within the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Orsini has been on a government ‘black list’ since March for allegedly contravening her visa terms. The source emphasized that such actions are consistent with global protocols for…

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