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Following the Pahalgam terror attack and escalating tensions, Indian stock markets have shown resilience, with Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rising. Conversely, Pakistan's stock market crashed, reflecting economic vulnerabilities and investor jitters.

In a striking coincidence, Rohit Sharma mirrored MS Dhoni's retirement timing, announcing his exit at 19:29 IST, reminiscent of Dhoni's 2020 departure. Sharma, 38, declared his Test retirement via Instagram, expressing gratitude for the support he received. His career concluded with 4301 runs in 67 matches, including 12 centuries, and a commendable captaincy record.

Calling for implementation of the Union government’s recommendations, he stresses the need for all departments to work in tandem and creating awareness among people

The final day featured ‘Pakal Pooram,’ also known as ‘Thattakathe Pooram,’ a festival within the festival, especially cherished by the local community

Mock drills conducted across the country; Home Minister holds meeting with the Chief Ministers of border States

Rohit Sharma, India's Test captain, has retired at 37. His last match was against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. India lost the series 1-3. Sharma became captain in 2021 after Virat Kohli. He led India to the World Test Championship final. India won against West Indies and England under his leadership. However, India lost to New Zealand and Australia.

The direct recruitment will be held on May 16 in Vijayawada