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Jyotirmath Rises Against Drug Menace: Markets Shut, Massive Protest at Police Station
State, Uttarakhand

Jyotirmath Rises Against Drug Menace: Markets Shut, Massive Protest at Police Station

Jyotirmath (Chamoli): Alarmed by the rapid rise in drug abuse and narcotics trafficking, residents and traders of Jyotirmath launched a strong protest on Friday, bringing the hill town to a standstill. As a mark of protest, all commercial establishments remained closed while hundreds of people took to the streets, demanding strict action against drug peddlers. The demonstration began at the Inter College crossing, from where protesters marched in a procession to the local police station, raising slogans against the drug trade. Upon reaching the police station, traders and residents staged a sit-in, pressing the administration to curb the growing menace that they say is destroying the town’s social fabric. Memorandum Submitted, Four Key Demands Raised Later, a delegation of traders...
Protests Intensify in Alwar’s Rajgarh Over Demand for Kendriya Vidyalaya, Third Day of Road Blockades and Market Shutdown
Rajasthan, State

Protests Intensify in Alwar’s Rajgarh Over Demand for Kendriya Vidyalaya, Third Day of Road Blockades and Market Shutdown

Alwar (Rajasthan): The demand for the establishment of a Kendriya Vidyalaya in Rajgarh town of Alwar district has escalated into a major public movement, with widespread protests continuing for the third consecutive day. Roads remain blocked, markets shut, and hundreds of residents have taken to the streets, demanding a written assurance from the administration. On Friday, under the banner of the Rajgarh Awaaz Manch, protesters blocked the Alwar–Rajgarh–Bandikui road, bringing traffic to a complete standstill. Traders, representatives of social organisations, and local residents staged a sit-in, forcing authorities to deploy additional police personnel to maintain law and order. Anger Over School Shift to Daulatpura The protesters allege that although the Union government had anno...
AMU Professor Shot Five Times, Four Bullets Removed from Head: Postmortem Reveals Chilling Details
State, Uttar Pradesh

AMU Professor Shot Five Times, Four Bullets Removed from Head: Postmortem Reveals Chilling Details

Aligarh: The brutal murder of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) professor Rao Danish Ali has sent shockwaves across the university campus and the city, with the postmortem report revealing horrifying details of the crime. The computer teacher at AMU’s ABK Boys School was shot five times, four of the bullets piercing his skull and one striking his arm, confirming the attackers’ clear intent to kill. Rao Danish Ali was scheduled to depart for Umrah in Saudi Arabia on the very day of the incident. His tickets were booked and preparations were underway when, just two days earlier, he was gunned down in cold blood inside the AMU campus. Postmortem Findings Deepen Mystery According to the postmortem report, four bullets were recovered from the professor’s head, causing extensive damage to...
Islam Nagar Renamed Jagdishpur, Yet Old Name Persists on Tickets After Three Years
Madhya Pradesh, State

Islam Nagar Renamed Jagdishpur, Yet Old Name Persists on Tickets After Three Years

Bhopal: Nearly three years after Islam Nagar was officially renamed Jagdishpur, visitors to the historic fort near Bhopal continue to receive entry tickets bearing the old name. The anomaly has once again highlighted the slow pace of administrative updates and the gap between policy decisions and ground-level implementation. Officials from the Madhya Pradesh Directorate of Archaeology, Archives and Museums have acknowledged that the ticket vending machines installed at the site still carry the earlier name, Islam Nagar. These machines were set up several years ago and have not yet been updated to reflect the fort’s new identity as Jagdishpur Fort. A Fort of Mughal–Rajput Heritage The fort, known for its unique blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles, stands as an important...
Rohit Sharma Fails with the Bat but Shines in the Field, Takes Brilliant Slip Catch off Shardul’s Bowling
Sports

Rohit Sharma Fails with the Bat but Shines in the Field, Takes Brilliant Slip Catch off Shardul’s Bowling

Jaipur: Star Indian batter and former captain Rohit Sharma endured a disappointing outing with the bat in his second match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, getting out for a golden duck against Uttarakhand. However, Rohit quickly made amends with an outstanding effort in the field, producing a sharp catch in the slips that underlined his value beyond batting. Opening the innings for Mumbai, Rohit fell on the very first ball, attempting his trademark shot on a delivery from pacer Devendra Singh Bora. Fresh from a magnificent 155-run knock in the previous match, Rohit’s early dismissal came as a surprise to the packed Sawai Mansingh Stadium. Rohit’s Fielding Brilliance While runs did not come off his bat, Rohit made a decisive impact during Mumbai’s bowling innings. Uttarakhand opener Ka...
“I Came All the Way from Alwar”: Fans Heartbroken as Rohit Sharma Falls for Golden Duck, Fielder Booed
Sports

“I Came All the Way from Alwar”: Fans Heartbroken as Rohit Sharma Falls for Golden Duck, Fielder Booed

Jaipur: Whenever Rohit Sharma steps onto a cricket field, fans are willing to travel hundreds of kilometres and spend thousands on tickets just to watch him bat. On Thursday, the same devotion turned into heartbreak at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, where Rohit was dismissed for a golden duck in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025–26 match against Uttarakhand. Opening the innings for Mumbai, Rohit was out on the very first ball he faced—his first golden duck in List-A cricket in 13 years. The early dismissal stunned the crowd, especially since Rohit had smashed a brilliant 155-run knock at the same venue in his previous match. Expecting another masterclass, thousands of fans had filled the stands, many travelling long distances to see their idol in action. Fans Leave the Stadium in Disappointm...
Rinku Singh’s Rampage Before World Cup: Blazing 60-Ball Century Powers Uttar Pradesh to Mammoth Total
Sports

Rinku Singh’s Rampage Before World Cup: Blazing 60-Ball Century Powers Uttar Pradesh to Mammoth Total

New Delhi: Ahead of the announcement of India’s squad for the T20 World Cup 2026, star finisher Rinku Singh sent a strong message to the selectors with a sensational batting display in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Playing against Chandigarh, Rinku tore apart the bowling attack with a breathtaking century, propelling Uttar Pradesh to a towering total of 367 runs. Batting with fearless intent, Rinku Singh played a knock that blurred the line between One-Day and T20 cricket. He smashed 106 runs off just 60 balls, showcasing his trademark power-hitting and composure under pressure. His innings included 11 boundaries and 4 towering sixes, with shots flowing to all parts of the ground. Rinku’s explosive performance formed the backbone of Uttar Pradesh’s innings, as the team finished at 367 for...
Boxing Day Test 2025: Scott Boland Opens for Australia After Batting at No. 11 in First Innings
Sports

Boxing Day Test 2025: Scott Boland Opens for Australia After Batting at No. 11 in First Innings

Melbourne: The first day of the Boxing Day Test between Australia and England was dominated by the bowlers, with 20 wickets falling across three sessions. Australia were bundled out for 152 runs in their first innings, and England could manage only 110 runs, leaving the contest wide open. In a surprising move, Scott Boland, who batted at No. 11 in Australia’s first innings and was dismissed for a golden duck, opened the batting for the hosts in their second innings. Boland, a fast bowler with 119 first-class matches, had never opened in his career, typically batting at 10 or 11. Yet he faced the challenge with confidence, striking a boundary in his brief stint. Why Boland OpenedWith England’s innings wrapped up before the end of the day, Australia needed to face just one over before ...
Is Indian Sports Heading in Reverse?
Sports

Is Indian Sports Heading in Reverse?

Jaipur: The recent Khelo India University Games in Jaipur have raised serious concerns about the state of Indian sports. A strikingly low number of participants and the fear of doping scandals are leaving the future of Indian athletics uncertain. At the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, the women’s 400m race saw Manisha from Kurukshetra University running alone, as four of the five registered athletes withdrew at the last moment. Similarly, in the men’s 400m hurdles, Ruchit Mor from Gujarat Sports University ran solo. In wrestling, some events had only two or three participants, highlighting a worrying trend. A Warning BellThe Khelo India University Games receive massive government funding every year, running into crores of rupees. While the intent to provide large-scale opportunities to athle...
ENG vs AUS 4th Ashes Test: England Collapse for 110, 20 Wickets Fall in Three Sessions
Sports

ENG vs AUS 4th Ashes Test: England Collapse for 110, 20 Wickets Fall in Three Sessions

Melbourne: England, having already lost the Ashes series 3-0, suffered yet another batting collapse in the fourth Test at the MCG. While the English bowlers shone on the pitch, their batsmen failed to capitalize, leaving fans disappointed. England’s first innings ended at a mere 110 runs, narrowly avoiding a sub-100 total thanks to Gus Atkinson, who anchored the tail with aggressive stroke play, helping the team surpass 100. The Australian pace attack was ruthless: Mitchell Starc took 2 wickets, Michael Neser claimed 4, Scott Boland 3, and Cameron Green chipped in with 1. Earlier, England’s bowlers had provided hope by restricting Australia to 152 runs in their first innings. Led by Josh Tong, they struck early, with Starc, Neser, and Boland struggling to lift the team’s morale. Howe...

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