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“The core idea has always been that this is a Hindu nation, where Hindutva is understood as a way of life. This way of life is not opposed to anyone, nor is it meant to eliminate or harm others,” says Sunil Ambekar

Chennai Super Kings inducted Suresh Raina and Matthew Hayden into their inaugural Hall of Fame at the "Roar’26" fan event. Raina, 'Chinna Thala', was instrumental in four title wins and remains CSK's leading run-scorer. Hayden contributed to the 2010 IPL victory and was the first CSK player to win the Orange Cap.

Shiv Thakare has clinched the inaugural season of 'The 50', triumphing over formidable competitors like Mr Faisu and Rajat Dalal. His victory, marked by a Rs 50 lakh prize for a fan, underscores his enduring popularity.

Mr. Ambekar, in charge of the RSS’s national publicity, responds to questions on how incidents in BJP-ruled States — such as FIRs over namaz on roads, iftar on a boat in the Ganga, or the Char Dham temples asking for ‘Sanatani’ affidavits — impact the RSS’s message of unity in diversity.

Accused withdrew the amount after the MLA clicked a link sent to his mobile phone, say police

Senior leaders will strive towards reducing discontent among some workers, says Satish Jarkiholi

Controversial MLA, who once proposed a Miya Museum at Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra in Guwahati, gets Trinamool Congress ticket for Assam Assembly poll

Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan believes Delhi Capitals' past struggles with talent identification, citing instances like letting go of AB de Villiers and Andre Russell, contributed to their title drought. In contrast, Punjab Kings' recent progress, marked by strong leadership, strategic auction buys like Shreyas Iyer, and improved squad depth, has propelled them towards success, reaching the IPL final.

Report says vacancies in key operational and support divisions may be filled expeditiously to enable the Lokpal to discharge its statutory functions efficiently

District committee in Kozhikode and a majority of mandalam units opposed fielding A.K. Saseendran again from Elathur, while a section loyal to the incumbent MLA demanded his continuation