Lalit Modi, IPL founder and first chairman, says he will return to India after major tribunal relief

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Lalit Modi, IPL founder and first chairman, says he will return to India after major tribunal relief
‘Pradhan’s resignation, accountability for student assaults’: Rahul Gandhi lays down three demands
Sonam Wangchuk writes to Centre, says will end hunger strike on assurance of no action against protesters
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Diya Binu, India’s youngest municipal chairperson, loses no-confidence motion in setback for UDF
AAP drags Congress over dharna at PM’s residence, claims Rahul “weakening” CJP’s protest
‘Rahul Gandhi exploiting students as political tools’: Dharmendra Pradhan responds to Congress protest
Rahul Gandhi lays out demands after detention drama: ‘Apologise to students, sack Dharmendra Pradhan’Following up on his appeal to countrymen to cut down on the consumption of fuel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reduced the size of his convoy by nearly 80 per cent. On Wednesday, only two vehicles were seen in the PM’s convoy in Delhi.
Read moreThe heartfelt letter written by a software engineer residing in the US, who feels like they are “unhireable,” even though they have applied to more than 2,000 positions, has gained much traction among professionals in the field, especially during the conversations around layoffs, automation, and ghosting in the tech industry.
Read moreIndia may soon feel a stronger impact of the ongoing conflict in West Asia, with rising global crude oil prices likely to affect consumers if disruptions continue, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said. Addressing the 12th high-level conference on the International Monetary System, organised jointly by the International Monetary Fund and the Swiss National Bank, Malhotra said the Indian government has so far absorbed much of the pressure caused by higher international oil prices.
Read morePanic spread in Pune’s Hadapsar area on Wednesday after a suspicious bomb-like object was found near Ushakiran Hospital, prompting an immediate response from police and security agencies.
Read moreA severe storm accompanied by heavy rain has claimed at least 21 lives across several districts of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday, leaving widespread destruction. The worst affected areas include Fatehpur, Bhadohi, Budaun and Sonbhadra.
Read moreFresh tension has surfaced within the Congress in Kerala after posters targeting Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra appeared in Wayanad amid the ongoing race for the Chief Minister’s post. The posters, which were seen near the Wayanad District Congress Committee office, appeared to warn the party leadership against backing senior Congress leader KC Venugopal as the next Chief Minister of Kerala.
Read moreVirat Kohli has added another feather to his illustrious cap as he completed 14000 runs in T20 cricket. Kohli achieved the feat during Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s IPL 2026 clash against the Kolkata Knight Riders at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium, Raipur, on Wednesday, May 13.
Read moreThe Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Sham Lal Bansal won Panchkula Municipal Corporation election by a margin of 37,252 votes. He defeated Congress’ Sudha Bhardwaj in the key electoral battle. Bansal got 68,544 votes while Bhardwaj amassed 32,292 votes.
Read moreJust days after beginning his second consecutive term as Assam Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday announced a major political decision the Assam Cabinet has approved the draft Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill. The proposed law will now be introduced in the Assam Assembly on May 26, the final day of the upcoming Assembly session.
Read moreThe BJP secured a major victory in the Haryana civic body elections on Wednesday, winning decisively in all three municipal corporations of Panchkula, Sonipat, and Ambala despite witnessing close contests with the Congress at a few places. Polling was held for a total of 150 wards, including bypolls on 6 wards, while the main elections were conducted for 144 wards.
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