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  • Jaiswal Set to Join Rohit Sharma as Opener in High-Stakes ODI Against South Africa

    Jaiswal Set to Join Rohit Sharma as Opener in High-Stakes ODI Against South Africa

    Kolkata, November 24, 2025

    Young batting sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal is expected to open alongside Rohit Sharma in India’s crucial ODI clash against South Africa, signaling a bold and strategic move by the team management. The decision aims to bring fresh aggression at the top, combining Rohit’s experience with Jaiswal’s fearless strokeplay.

    Team sources indicate that India is focusing on a strong start to counter South Africa’s potent pace attack. Fans and analysts believe this left-right opening combination could set the tone for a high-scoring contest, boosting India’s confidence ahead of the remaining fixtures in the series.

  • Canadian PM Mark Carney Accepts PM Modi’s Invitation, Signalling Fresh Diplomatic Momentum

    Canadian PM Mark Carney Accepts PM Modi’s Invitation, Signalling Fresh Diplomatic Momentum

    New Delhi, November 21, 2025 Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has formally accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation, opening the door for renewed engagement between India and Canada. The acceptance is being viewed as a positive diplomatic gesture aimed at easing recent tensions and paving the way for deeper cooperation in trade, technology, and people-to-people ties.

    Officials in New Delhi noted that both leaders are expected to discuss strategic partnerships, economic opportunities, and global challenges during the upcoming meeting. Diplomatic analysts say the move marks an important shift towards rebuilding trust and strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.

  • Justice Surya Kant Sworn In, Calls Mediation a Transformative Force in Indian Courts

    Justice Surya Kant Sworn In, Calls Mediation a Transformative Force in Indian Courts

    New Delhi, November 21, 2025 Justice Surya Kant took oath on Friday, emphasizing that mediation is emerging as a game-changer in India’s judicial system. Speaking shortly after the ceremony in New Delhi, he highlighted that mediation not only reduces the burden on courts but also provides quicker, more harmonious solutions for citizens.

    He further stressed that India must strengthen its alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to ensure accessible and efficient justice for all. Legal experts at the event agreed that Justice Surya Kant’s focus on mediation signals an important shift towards modernizing the country’s dispute-resolution framework.

  • India A vs Bangladesh A: Rising Stars Asia Cup Semifinal 1 — Live Score Update

    India A vs Bangladesh A: Rising Stars Asia Cup Semifinal 1 — Live Score Update

    Guwahati, November 21, 2025

    The highly anticipated Rising Stars Asia Cup Semifinal 1 between India A and Bangladesh A is underway in Guwahati, with fans closely tracking every moment of the action. Both teams have fielded strong lineups, making this a crucial contest for a spot in the tournament final.

    Early exchanges have shown competitive cricket, with India A relying on their in-form top order while Bangladesh A looks to capitalize on their bowling strength. As the match progresses, the momentum is expected to shift rapidly, keeping cricket enthusiasts glued to the live score updates.

  • AP CM Chandrababu Naidu, Minister Lokesh Attend Nitish Kumar’s Swearing-In Ceremony

    AP CM Chandrababu Naidu, Minister Lokesh Attend Nitish Kumar’s Swearing-In Ceremony

    Patna, November 21, 2025

    Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and the state’s IT Minister Nara Lokesh attended the swearing-in ceremony of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Patna on Friday. The high-profile event saw the participation of several national leaders, reflecting the political significance of Nitish Kumar taking oath for another term.

    Naidu and Lokesh congratulated Nitish Kumar and emphasized the importance of inter-state cooperation in governance and development. Their presence also highlighted the growing political engagement between Andhra Pradesh and other states as leaders work to strengthen national partnerships.

  • President Offers Prayers at Padmavati Temple in Andhra Pradesh

    President Offers Prayers at Padmavati Temple in Andhra Pradesh

    Tirupati, November 21, 2025

    President of India visited the sacred Sri Padmavati Ammavari Temple in Tiruchanur, Andhra Pradesh, on Friday and offered special prayers. The President was received with traditional honours by temple authorities, who briefed her on the temple’s rich heritage and cultural significance.

    Devotees gathered in large numbers as the President performed rituals amid tight security arrangements. The visit is part of her two-day tour of the state, during which she is expected to attend several cultural and developmental events in the region.

  • Permission Denied for TVK Leader Vijay’s December 4 Rally; Police Cite Security and Traffic Concerns

    Permission Denied for TVK Leader Vijay’s December 4 Rally; Police Cite Security and Traffic Concerns

    Chennai, November 21, 2025

    The Tamil Nadu police have denied permission for the December 4 rally proposed by TVK leader Vijay, citing major security concerns and the possibility of severe traffic disruption across central Chennai. Officials stated that the venue and proposed route fall within a high-density zone where large gatherings could compromise public safety.

    Authorities added that the rally overlaps with multiple pre-scheduled events and ongoing civic works, making crowd management extremely challenging. TVK supporters have expressed disappointment, while Vijay’s team is expected to seek an alternative date or location as discussions with the administration continue.

  • Tejas Fighter Jet Crashes During Dubai Air Show, No Casualties Reported

    Tejas Fighter Jet Crashes During Dubai Air Show, No Casualties Reported

    Dubai, November 21, 2025

    An Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet crashed during a demonstration at the Dubai Air Show on Friday, sending shockwaves across the venue as emergency teams rushed to the site. The aircraft reportedly developed a technical snag mid-air, forcing the pilot to eject safely before the jet hit the ground.

    Authorities have cordoned off the area and launched an investigation into the incident. Despite the crash, officials confirmed that no casualties or damage to civilian infrastructure occurred. The Tejas had been showcased as part of India’s growing defence aviation capabilities, making the incident a significant setback at the high-profile international event.

  • US Tightens Sanctions on Iran’s Shadow Oil Network, Indian Firms Also Flagged

    US Tightens Sanctions on Iran’s Shadow Oil Network, Indian Firms Also Flagged

    Washington, November 21, 2025

    The US Treasury has announced stricter sanctions targeting Iran’s shadow oil network, intensifying efforts to curb Tehran’s revenue streams that allegedly fund destabilizing activities in the region. The latest measures expand restrictions on shipping companies, intermediaries, and financial channels that help move Iranian crude through covert routes.

    Officials in Washington also noted that several Indian-linked entities were flagged for their involvement in facilitating these transactions. While clarification is awaited from New Delhi, the move is expected to influence energy trade dynamics and heighten scrutiny on firms operating in the Gulf and South Asian region.

  • US Navy Rushes to Recover Crashed Fighter Jet and Helicopter from South China Sea

    US Navy Rushes to Recover Crashed Fighter Jet and Helicopter from South China Sea

    Washington/Manila, November 21, 2025

    The US Navy has launched an urgent deep-sea recovery mission after a fighter jet and a military helicopter crashed during separate operations over the South China Sea. Defense officials confirmed that specialized salvage ships and remotely operated underwater vehicles have been deployed to prevent sensitive technology from falling into rival hands, especially amid rising regional tensions.

    The incidents, which occurred during routine training, have heightened strategic concerns in one of the world’s most contested maritime zones. While investigations are underway, the Navy emphasized that securing the wreckage is a priority to safeguard classified systems and maintain operational security in the Indo-Pacific region.