The approach taken by Congress in recent times has been surprising. This shift was evident in the Lok Sabha elections, and now, in the Assembly elections, Congress seems to be making significant sacrifices. In Maharashtra, the situation has become such that Congress leaders appear to have sidelined their own leader, Sonia Gandhi, and have instead embraced Balasaheb Thackeray as their leader a figure who has historically opposed and marginalized the Congress party.
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IPL auction: Day 2
Rahman (Afghanistan) and Adil Rashid (England) were left unsold.
Faf roped in by DC for Rs 2 cr, KKR gets Powell; Shaw, Williamson go unsold
South African veteran Faf Du Plessis was roped in by Delhi Capitals (DC) while West Indies power-hitter Rovman Powell was bought by Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) for Rs 1.5 crores during the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction in Jeddah on Monday.
RCB goes big for Bhuvneshwar, Tim David, Romario Shepherd
Royal Challengers Bengaluru shelled out big bucks for seasoned pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar, while Deepak Chahar made an 'El Clasico' move from Chennai to Mumbai in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction on Monday.
MI bags Afghan spinner Ghazanfar for Rs 4.8 cr; Maharaj, Akael unsold
Several international spinners were left unsold while young Afghanistan spinner Allah Ghazanfar was picked up by Mumbai Indians (MI) for Rs 4.80 crore during the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction at Jeddah on Sunday.
India reclaim top spot in WTC
India toppled Australia and reclaimed its spot at the summit of the WTC with a point percentage of 61.11 per cent in 15 matches with nine wins and five defeats.
'Disappointing,' says the losing captain
Australia captain Pat Cummins admitted the massive 295-run defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series opener against India was \"fairly disappointing\" and it was just one of those games where a lot of things didn't go right for them.
Bumrah: 'A special win, I have a lot of stories to tell my son'
For a few moments, Jasprit Bumrah ceased to be an intense competitor and transformed into a proud father who would one day tell some gleeful tales about India's historic Perth triumph to his son when he grows up.
INDIA SCRIPTS HISTORY, BEAT OZ IN THEIR
This victory stands among India's largest wins outside Asia by runs, surpassed only by their 318-run against the West Indies in 2019.
TRINITY OF LIFE
Hindu scriptures describe life as a cyclical process encompassing birth, death, and rebirth—a continual and regenerative phenomenon.
DRY AND OVERFLOWING WELLS
We all know the story of the Pandavas from the epic, The Mahabharata, though little is known about some of them, especially Nakul and Sahadev.
