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In Sohana town, Mohali district, Punjab, gunfire erupted during a match of the Bedwan Sports Club's four-day Kabaddi tournament. The Kabaddi promoter (organizer) and a player were seriously injured in the firing. Both were rushed to the hospital, where organizer Rana Balachauriya died. The Bambiha gang is believed to be involved in the incident. A major incident has been reported from the Sohna area of Mohali, Punjab. A shooting occurred during a Kabaddi tournament. The incident occurred at the Sector 82 ground where a Kabaddi match was underway. According to reports, attackers arrived on a motorcycle and opened fire. A Kabaddi player and the tournament organizer were seriously injured in the crossfire. Both were rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared the organizer dead. Singer Mankirt Aulakh was going to come to the tournament Eyewitnesses said they initially thought it was firecrackers. Around six shots were fired during the match, passing over spectators. Kabaddi players...

Munir’s elevation to the rank of Field Marshal and the amendment in the Constitution to make him the CDF hint at his dictatorial intent. If someone turns the pages of Pakistan’s political–defence history, a certain pattern becomes clear: after every war with India, a dictator emerges in Pakistan. Zia, Musharraf..now Munir? After the 1971 war between India and Pakistan, Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq took command of the nation. Similarly, after the Kargil war, General Pervez Musharraf led a military coup and eventually took charge of Pakistan. Now, Field Marshal Asim Munir appears to be following in the footsteps of Zia-ul-Haq and Musharraf. Munir’s elevation to the rank of Field Marshal and the amendment in the Constitution to make him the CDF hint at his dictatorial intent. Military rulers have governed Pakistan for 33 out of the 78 years since its Independence. In 1958, General Ayub Khan led a military coup. He later faced a war with India in 1965, but since he was already the military ruler, h...

Dharmendra passed away on November 24. Previously, his sons, Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, also held a prayer meeting in Mumbai. Union Home Minister Amit Shah remembered Dharmendra as he attended the late actor’s prayer meet in New Delhi on Thursday. During the ceremony, Shah also delivered a speech, mentioning that even though he had never met the legendary actor, he would always remember his contribution to Indian cinema. Amit Shah further called Dharmendra’s death a ‘great loss’ and offered his condolences to the family. “I never had a personal meeting with Dharmendra ji. Once he called me when Hema ji became an MP. He had written a letter… He was worried that Hema ji should win from her constituency with a good vote margin – he mentioned this in the letter – and that’s exactly what happened; Hema ji won by a very good margin," Amit Shah said, as quoted by NDTV. “Dharmendra ji was a man with a very clean and pure heart. Today, I have come here as a fan of Dharmendra ji; I have...

Australia vs. Pakistan: The Australian team is scheduled to tour Pakistan just before the T20 World Cup in 2026. Cricket Australia has sent a team to Pakistan to monitor security arrangements. The Australian team is scheduled to tour Pakistan just before the 2026 T20 World Cup. The tour, scheduled for January-February, will feature three T20Is and three ODIs. Meanwhile, reports have emerged that Cricket Australia (CA) has sent a team to Lahore to assess security arrangements. The Cricket Australia Board's concern is not surprising, especially given the recent bombings in Islamabad. The Australian Cricket Board's team, which includes a security advisor, a representative from the Australian Cricketers' Association, and several officials from the Australian High Commission, has met with PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi. The meeting discussed security arrangements, logistics, and risk management. The Australian Cricket Board's decision stems from the Islamabad bombing. A few weeks...

Police from one police station returned 2.69 lakh rupees to a thief, then police from another station arrested the thief for stealing the same amount. Learn the full story. A story of thieves and police has emerged from Surat, Gujarat, that will leave you astonished. The story of thieves and police begins with an abandoned motorcycle, a video of which was made viral on social media by a shopkeeper. Seeing a motorcycle parked for a long time outside a paan shop in the Ramnagar area, which falls under the Rander police station jurisdiction, a shopkeeper became suspicious and checked the bag hanging from the motorcycle, finding ₹2.69 lakh in cash, four pairs of clothes, and a small bottle of liquor. The shopkeeper filmed the viral video of an abandoned motorcycle parked in front of his shop, stating that it had been parked outside his shop for several days and no one had come to pick it up. A helmet was also hanging from the motorcycle, along with some bags. If no one came to pick it up s...

Following the sudden cancellation of hundreds of IndiGo flights, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has formed a four-member high-level committee to assess the seriousness of the matter. The committee has summoned CEO Peter Elbers and other top officials to its headquarters in Delhi for questioning. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has taken a tough stance regarding the sudden cancellation of hundreds of IndiGo Airlines flights and the significant inconvenience caused to passengers. According to sources, a four-member high-level committee formed by the DGCA has summoned top IndiGo officials for questioning. During the meeting, IndiGo officials will be questioned regarding the 3,900 flight cancellations over the past six days. According to sources, the committee will question CEO Peter Elbers and other top officials this week. According to sources, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) took the IndiGo crisis seriously and formed a four-member com...