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JioHotStar's 'IPL 2025 request' to Jio, Airtel & Voda as days of 'Free' IPL over
JioStar is planning to partner with telecom giants Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea to bundle IPL streaming subscriptions with their data plans for reaching over 1 billion viewers. This initiative aims to boost viewership and data consumption, crucial for JioStar's revenue targets, especially with IPL content behind a paywall.
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US officials say Indian scholar is accused of spreading Hamas propaganda, antisemitism
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Bid to defame me: Aaditya Thackeray; Uddhav says son has no link to Disha case
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Pak board hits jackpot with USD 10 million profit after Champions Trophy
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is set to earn approximately USD 10 million from hosting the Champions Trophy, exceeding their initial target. The PCB's total revenue for the 2023-24 fiscal year reached Rs 10 billion, a 40% increase from the previous year, placing them among the top three richest cricket boards globally.
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Elon Musk’s go-to man at DOGE is SpaceX’s 22nd employee, Meet
Steve Davis, a longtime collaborator of Elon Musk, is appointed as the head of the Department of Government Efficiency to streamline US government operations. Known for his relentless cost-cutting at SpaceX and Twitter, Davis aims to eliminate waste and improve efficiency at the government level.
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Samay Raina cancels India tour after third summon over Latent controversy
Stand-up comedian Samay Raina has shared an important update regarding his upcoming shows in India amid the ongoing controversy surrounding India’s Got Latent. Samay, who had initially scheduled performances across multiple cities, has now cancelled all his shows, despite tickets being sold out through advance bookings. On Thursday (March 20), Samay took to his Instagram story and announced the rescheduling of his India tour.
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Iftar party held at UP govt school, headmistress suspended
A headmistress in UP's Bulandshahr was suspended for allowing an 'iftar party' in a school classroom, violating conduct rules. The event, held with her permission after school hours, was recorded and shared online, prompting the suspension. This follows a similar incident at a Meerut university involving religious activities on campus.
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Watch: Nitish 'talks' during national anthem, Tejashwi questions his health
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for disrespecting the national anthem and questioned his health. A video showed Kumar talking during the anthem. Yadav demanded his resignation, citing instability.
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Kirsty Coventry elected first female president of IOC
Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the first female president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). IOC members voted on Thursday to appoint Coventry, a seven-time Olympic swimming medalist, for an eight-year term, which can be extended for an additional four years. She succeeds Thomas Bach, who steps down after 12 years, and emphasized her commitment to working alongside the six other high-profile candidates she defeated in the election.
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'Not one who changes game': J&K CM dismisses speculation of 'moving close to BJP'
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah dismissed speculation about his closeness to BJP, affirming his commitment to his objectives. During his speech in the J&K Assembly, Abdullah emphasized adaptability and addressed accusations regarding Article 370 and other issues. He reiterated his readiness to face tough questions and challenged allegations against his party regarding Maharaja Hari Singh.
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Doxxed, Detained, Deported: Campus dissent faces a Trumped-up crackdown
Foreign students and scholars in the US face growing fear due to actions like doxxing and deportation over their criticism of Trump policies. Incidents involving French and Middle Eastern academics highlight the crackdown, with campus administrations under pressure. Right-wing activists and pro-Israel groups are escalating conflicts, causing anxiety in the academic community.
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