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Kerala will be aiming to make an early statement when they face a strong Jharkhand side in a domestic cricket contest that could shape the tone of their campaign. The matchup pits Kerala’s discipline and resilience against Jharkhand’s deeper batting resources and proven all-round balance.
A group of former India hockey players has publicly backed Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey and called for urgent structural reform in the federation as internal tensions escalate. The dissenting camp wants an ad-hoc committee, including former players, a retired judge or legal expert and a government observer, to run the body until fresh elections are held.
The Supreme Court has broadened its scrutiny of how police chiefs are appointed across India, directing its amicus curiae to work with the Union Public Service Commission and examine state police laws for possible violations of the court’s 2006 ruling on director general of police appointments. The move came after Jharkhand challenged what it described as the Centre’s “special affection” for certain states in the handling of top police postings, sharpening a long-running federal dispute over police autonomy and executive discretion.
Roopi Soren, mother of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, has died after being under treatment at Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi. She had been admitted on September 18 with breathing difficulties and was placed on a ventilator on October 7, underscoring the seriousness of her condition in the days before her death.
Roopi Soren, the mother of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, has died after being under treatment at Hill View Hospital & Research Centre in Ranchi. She had been admitted on September 18 with breathing difficulties and was placed on a ventilator on October 7, underscoring the seriousness of her condition in the days before her death.
Union Minister Annpurna Devi launched a sharp attack on the Hemant Soren government, alleging that its opposition to the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act is aimed at enabling coal theft and protecting arbitrary state-level levies. She said the amendment would bring uniform taxation, attract investment and create jobs, while the Jharkhand government called the law a "black Bill" that undermines the state's rights over its minerals.
Union Minister Annpurna Devi has accused the Jharkhand government of opposing the Mines Act to facilitate coal theft, claiming it undermines job opportunities for local youth. The political landscape is heating up as accusations fly between the ruling coalition and the central government.
Two emerging names, Earth and Mother’s Gift, have begun to attract attention in India’s sports and cricket conversation, reflecting the constant search for fresh talent and distinctive identity in a crowded domestic ecosystem. While the broader context remains fluid, the interest underscores how quickly unusual or memorable names can become talking points in a sport where visibility often begins long before a player becomes a regular headline act.
India’s blind women cricketers, who brought home global recognition with their World Cup triumph, are still waiting for the basic state support that was promised to them. Captain Deepika T.C. of Madakasira in Andhra Pradesh’s Sri Sathya Sai district remains without the house site she was assured, underscoring the gap between celebratory rhetoric and delivery on the ground.
A year after India’s blind women cricketers won global acclaim, several players say the recognition has not translated into the promised security of house sites and government jobs. Captain Deepika T.C. of Madakasira in Andhra Pradesh’s Sri Sathya Sai district remains among those still waiting for the housing support announced after the triumph.
Two eye-catching performers, nicknamed Beast Mode and Sovereign King, have emerged as the latest talking points in India’s cricket conversation after delivering standout displays that underlined both power and composure. Their form has added fresh intrigue to a domestic and national landscape increasingly shaped by depth, competition, and the search for reliable match-winners.
As tributes continue to surface after the death of British novelist Jeffrey Archer, one of the more vivid memories from his long relationship with India has resurfaced: a 2013 Chennai interview that veered sharply from literary conversation into a heated exchange over cricket. The episode captured Archer’s combative wit, his deep engagement with the sport, and the easy volatility that often accompanied his public appearances.
A fresh wave of praise for Hope’s leadership qualities has emerged from Sammy, who described the cricketer as composed, influential and tactically aware. The remarks add to the growing conversation around leadership depth in Indian cricket, where temperament and decision-making are increasingly valued alongside raw talent.
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