Author: Sharad Natani
Some heroes wear jerseys, others shape destinies. Amol Muzumdar, once a domestic cricket giant left waiting outside India’s dressing room, has now scripted redemption in bold letters — not with the bat, but as the guiding force behind India’s 2025 Women’s World Cup triumph. For over two decades, Muzumdar was a name whispered with admiration and a hint of regret in Indian cricketing circles — a man with numbers worthy of international stardom, yet never capped for India. Today, he stands tall, his legacy carved beyond boundaries, as the coach who led a new generation of cricketers to world glory.…
In a first for India, doctors at Delhi’s Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) and Lok Nayak Hospital have successfully removed a parasitic twin from the mouth of a newborn boy — a rare and complex medical condition known as “Fetus in Fetu.” A Miracle of Modern Medicine The baby, born at 36 weeks via caesarean section, had a large 15×12×8 cm growth inside his mouth that obstructed breathing and feeding. Antenatal scans had already hinted at the presence of an unusual mass, but post-delivery, the situation turned critical as the infant struggled for air and was immediately placed on ventilation.…
In a landmark move, the Supreme Court of India has taken suo motu cognizance of the rapidly spreading ‘Digital Arrest Scam’, which has already defrauded citizens of more than Rs 3,000 crore across the country. Calling the revelations “shocking and deeply concerning,” the Court warned that the growing menace of cyber impersonation could “undermine public faith in law enforcement and the justice system” if left unchecked. Fake Police, CBI Calls, and Rs 3,000 Crore Lost During Monday’s hearing, a three-judge bench comprising Justice Surya Kant, Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, and Justice Joymalya Bagchi reviewed confidential reports submitted by the Ministry of…
What was once a dream destination for thousands of Indian students is now turning into a major disappointment. Canada, long considered one of the most welcoming countries for international education, has tightened its student visa rules so sharply that a record 74% of Indian applicants were rejected in August 2025 — the highest ever in recent years. This sweeping rejection wave marks a dramatic shift from just two years ago, when Canada approved nearly seven out of every ten Indian study permit applications. Today, that number has flipped — sending shockwaves through students, universities, and education agents alike. From Boom…
The world’s nuclear tensions are once again under the spotlight as a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) reveals that nine nations collectively hold 12,241 nuclear weapons in 2025. Of these, an alarming 3,912 warheads are deployed on missiles and aircraft, while 2,100 are on high operational alert — ready for immediate launch within minutes. Nine Nations, One Shared Threat According to the SIPRI Yearbook 2025, nuclear capabilities remain concentrated among nine countries: the United States, Russia, China, France, the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Israel, and North Korea. Together, the U.S. and Russia still account for…
“The real victory is when you don’t quit.” These powerful words by IAS officer Pari Bishnoi have struck a chord with millions of aspirants across India. Known for her humility, determination, and candour, Bishnoi recently shared her deeply personal story on Instagram — a journey that reflects how failure, isolation, and self-doubt can transform into strength, growth, and purpose. A Journey Born in Struggle Back in 2017, Pari failed to clear the UPSC Civil Services Examination on her first attempt — a setback that would have discouraged many. But instead of giving up, she made a brave decision: to return…