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The newly enacted Waqf Amendment Law faces its first major test in Bihar's capital, where politically-connected encroachers control prime real estate meant for Muslim charitable purposes - including a disputed 4-acre plot near Gandhi Maidan.
The normally composed Rajasthan Royals skipper shocked spectators when he violently threw his bat skyward after being dismissed during their 50-run victory over Punjab Kings - a rare display of temper from the Kerala star.
Massive demonstrations across 50+ cities decry proposed cuts to Medicare, LGBTQ+ rights rollbacks, and perceived corporate-political collusion, marking the largest progressive mobilization since 2020.
Sanju Samson led from the front in his first match as full-time captain, orchestrating a clinical all-round performance that saw Rajasthan overpower Punjab by [X] runs at Mohali's fortress
The landmark legislation - passed by both Houses amid opposition protests - grants the government enhanced oversight of Waqf properties while modernizing management systems for India's 600,000+ Islamic trusts.
The normally composed captain uncharacteristically criticized his bowlers for conceding 60+ powerplay runs yet again, while lamenting batting collapses that have derailed CSK's IPL 2025 campaign.
Footage of the veteran actor pleading 'bas ab bahot ho gaya' (enough now) while struggling to enter his car has sparked nationwide debate about celebrity privacy rights during personal tragedies.
The expensive Australian recruit fell for a first-ball duck against CSK's Khaleel Ahmed, raising serious questions about Delhi's scouting after he's averaged just 12.3 this season despite his hefty price tag.
In an unprecedented welcome ceremony, President Dissanayake personally guaranteed Sri Lanka's territory won't threaten Indian security as the neighbors inked pivotal maritime surveillance and military training agreements.
The massive air defense upgrade featuring AI-powered missile systems and Indian radar tech sends a clear deterrent message to Ankara, reshaping Mediterranean power dynamics as Erdogan escalates rhetoric against Israel.
