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thesuperfast Two individuals, a booth-level officer and a senior citizen, have died in West Bengal, with families alleging links to the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Growing anxiety over the exercise has reportedly led to multiple deaths and illnesses across the state, prompting concerns from the Chief Minister.
Axis My India’s exit poll projects a significant win for the BJP-led NDA in the BMC elections, potentially securing 131-151 of 227 seats. The election, held after a nine-year delay, saw a turnout of 46-50% and was marked by controversy over indelible ink allegations.
In a decisive move, the Maharashtra Election Commission has labeled the removal of indelible ink as a serious breach of electoral conduct amidst reports of voters attempting to register multiple votes in local body elections. Although some argue that the ink can be easily wiped off, the SEC emphasizes that their meticulous voting records are … Read more
Kiwi batter Daryl Mitchell’s unbeaten 131 eclipsed KL Rahul’s 112 as New Zealand beat India by seven wickets in the second ODI at Rajkot, levelling the series 1-1. Chasing 285, the visitors finished at 286/3. Mitchell and Will Young added 162, while New Zealand’s spinners outbowled India’s on a slow pitch.
Mohammad Rizwan’s ‘retired out’ decision in the BBL sparked debate in Pakistan, with some calling it disrespectful. Former cricketer Kamran Akmal acknowledged the situation but stressed the need for modern T20 players to adapt their strike rate to evolving league demands.
Meg Lanning became the third player to cross 1,000 runs in WPL history during WPL 2026, reaching the milestone against Delhi Capitals. With 1,050 runs, she is the tournament’s second-highest run-scorer behind Nat Sciver-Brunt. Formerly Delhi Capitals’ captain, Lanning now leads UP Warriorz. The WPL 2026 runs from January 9 to February 5, with the … Read more
The US State Department is indefinitely suspending visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, including Iran, Russia, and Afghanistan, to reassess screening procedures. This move aims to tighten enforcement of the “public charge” provision, denying entry to applicants deemed likely to rely on public welfare benefits.