Following the success of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces have launched Operation Keller in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian district. This mission is focused on eliminating remaining terrorist elements in the Keller forest area, aiming to strengthen regional security and prevent future attacks. Read More
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IPL 2025 Updated Schedule: Why the Playoffs Were Shifted from Kolkata’s Eden Gardens?
The final phase of IPL 2025 will resume on May 17 after a nine-day break due to cross-border tensions. Although Kolkata’s Eden Gardens was originally set to host the final, the venue has been dropped as the BCCI decided to shift the remaining league matches to six other cities — Delhi, Jaipur, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The final has also been postponed from May 25 to June 3. Playoff venues have not been officially confirmed yet, but all 17 remaining matches will be held across the listed six cities.
Why is Kolkata missing out?
Due to the revised schedule and venue redistribution by the BCCI following the temporary IPL suspension, Eden Gardens lost its chance to host the final. Read More
After Operation Sindoor, India Launches Operation Keller to Eliminate Terror Threats in Kashmir
‘No DJs, No Cheerleaders’: Sunil Gavaskar Urges BCCI to Keep IPL Low-Key as Tournament Resumes May 17 Amid Tensions
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 will resume on May 17 following a week-long pause due to heightened India-Pakistan tensions. The first match back will see Royal Challengers Bengaluru take on Kolkata Knight Riders at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.
In light of recent terror attacks in Kashmir and India’s subsequent military response under ‘Operation Sindoor,’ former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has urged the BCCI to keep the remainder of the tournament low-key. Speaking to Sports Today, he requested the removal of loud music and DJs during matches as a sign of respect to families mourning the loss of loved ones, stating: “Let’s not have the DJs screaming in the middle of an over.” Read More
‘Caught Like Dogs’: Putin Mocks Ukraine’s Draft Woes, Claims Russians Enlist Voluntarily
During a meeting on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin mocked Ukraine’s military recruitment efforts, claiming officials there are “catching people like dogs” to force them into service. He contrasted this with Russia’s situation, stating that Russian citizens are joining the army voluntarily in large numbers — around 50,000 to 60,000 per month — while Ukraine is forcibly mobilizing around 30,000 people.
Putin’s remarks come amid ongoing tensions, with Ukraine maintaining a general mobilization since 2022, restricting men aged 18 to 60 from leaving the country and initially setting the draft age at 27. Read More