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India-Australia Women’s ODI Series: Harmanpreet Kaur completes 150 matches, becomes the third Indian woman player
New Delhi. The three-match ODI series between the Indian and Australian women’s cricket teams began on September 14. The first match is being played at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur.
In this match, Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and decided to bat first. With this toss, Harmanpreet achieved a major milestone. In fact, she completed 150 matches in ODI cricket.
Harmanpreet Kaur has now become the third Indian woman player to play 150 or more ODI matches. Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami have previously achieved this feat. Significantly, both Mithali and Jhulan have played more than 200 ODI matches.
The BCCI shared a special video on social media to congratulate Harmanpreet on this achievement. On this occasion, the Indian captain said, “This journey has been very special for me, and I want to continue it for many years to come.”
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Politics intensifies over voter list, Amit Shah accuses opposition of helping infiltrators
Amit Shah’s Fiery Address Stokes Controversy
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has escalated the political rhetoric over the contentious issue of voter lists, directly accusing opposition parties of aiding “infiltrators” to manipulate electoral rolls.1 In a fiery public address, Shah claimed that certain political groups are deliberately turning a blind eye to the inclusion of illegal immigrants in voter lists for their own political gain. He alleged that this practice undermines national security and sovereignty, asserting that the government will take firm action to ensure the integrity of the country’s democratic process. Shah’s remarks have sparked a fresh wave of political debate, with the opposition vehemently denying the allegations and accusing the ruling party of using divisive language to polarize the electorate.
Opposition Labels Accusations as ‘Desperate and Divisive’
The opposition has swiftly and strongly condemned Amit Shah’s statements, labeling them as a desperate attempt to divert attention from pressing economic issues and to create communal tensions ahead of upcoming elections. Leaders from various opposition parties held a joint press conference, calling the accusations baseless and a clear example of the ruling party’s strategy to stoke fear and prejudice. They argued that the Election Commission of India is responsible for maintaining and updating voter lists, and any irregularities should be addressed through the proper legal and administrative channels. The opposition’s unified response indicates a hardening of political battle lines, with the voter list issue now a central point of contention in the ongoing political discourse.
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Punjab-Haryana High Court reprimands Electricity Corporation, says denial of job to former naval officer is unfair
High Court Rebukes Electricity Corporation for Denying Job to Naval Veteran
Honoring Skills and Ensuring Rehabilitation
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has sharply criticized the Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (DHBVN), a state-owned power utility, for unfairly denying an appointment to a former Indian Navy serviceman. The court, led by Justice Harpreet Singh Brar, emphasized that the technical skills and rigorous training acquired during service must be honored in a “practical manner” by providing employment opportunities. The case involved Vinod Kumar, a naval veteran who had applied for the post of Junior Engineer (Electrical) under the ex-servicemen quota. Despite clearing the recruitment test, he was denied the job after the corporation questioned the validity of his naval trade equivalence certificate. The court pointed out that two other ex-servicemen with similar qualifications had been successfully appointed under the same advertisement, highlighting the corporation’s inconsistent and arbitrary approach.
A Duty to Support Ex-Servicemen
The court’s ruling went beyond the specific case, stressing a broader social responsibility to facilitate the rehabilitation of armed forces personnel who retire at a relatively young age. Justice Brar warned against applying recruitment rules so rigidly that they effectively nullify the benefit of reservation for ex-servicemen. The judge directed the managing director of the DHBVN to file a detailed affidavit explaining the basis for their decision and how many ex-servicemen have been selected since the essential conditions for the junior engineer posts were implemented. This strong rebuke underscores the judiciary’s commitment to ensuring that the contributions of servicemen and women are recognized and that their transition to civilian life is not hindered by bureaucratic hurdles.
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Rahul Gandhi Urges PM Modi for Rs 20,000 Cr Flood Relief for Punjab, Calls Rs 1,600 Cr Aid ‘Grave Injustice’
A Stark Disparity in Damage Assessment
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the urgent need for a more comprehensive flood relief package for Punjab. In his letter, Gandhi stated that the ₹1,600 crore initial aid announced by the Union government is a “grave injustice” to the state, which he claims has suffered losses amounting to at least ₹20,000 crore. Gandhi’s assessment follows his recent visit to the flood-affected areas, where he witnessed the “shocking devastation.” He noted that over four lakh acres of paddy crop have been destroyed, more than 10 lakh animals have perished, and countless homes have been lost, particularly affecting marginalized communities.
The Call for a ‘Bolder Response’
Gandhi’s letter emphasizes that the current crisis demands a “bolder response” from the central government. He has urged the Prime Minister to facilitate a quick and accurate assessment of the damage and to announce a comprehensive relief and rehabilitation package that is commensurate with the scale of the destruction. The Congress leader’s stance is in line with the sentiments expressed by the state’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government, which had also criticized the central aid as a “cruel joke” and an “insult” to the people of Punjab. This collective push from both opposition parties and the state government highlights the widespread belief that the central government’s response has been insufficient to address the humanitarian and economic crisis in the state.
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Massive fire in shopping mall, at least 60 people claimed dead, video will send shivers down your spine
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School vehicle hits bike rider, condition critical
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Karnataka: Armed Robbers Loot Rs 1 Crore Cash, 13 Kg Gold in Heist at Vijayapura Bank
In a daring bank robbery in Karnataka’s Vijayapura, three or four masked robbers stormed into a bank’s branch and looted Rs 1cr cash and 12-13 kg of gold jewellery. SP Vijayapura Lakshman B Nimbaragi said that the robbers, armed with country-made pistols and handguns, overpowered the bank staff, tying their hands and feet on September.
In a daring bank robbery in Karnataka’s Vijayapura, three or four masked robbers stormed into a bank’s branch and looted Rs 1cr cash and 12-13 kg of gold jewellery. SP Vijayapura Lakshman B Nimbaragi said that the robbers, armed with country-made pistols and handguns, overpowered the bank staff, tying their hands and feet on September 16, around 6:30 pm. “On 16th September, around 6.30 pm, three or four robbers entered a bank and tied the hands and feet of the staff and looted the bank.They threatened the bank staff with pistols and handguns, stole cash and gold jewellery, and escaped. According to preliminary information, one crore rupees in cash and 12-13 kg of gold jewellery were stolen…,” Nimbaragi told ANI. Further investigation is underway. The brazen robbery has sparked significant concern, with authorities working diligently to track down the culprits. Vijayapura saw another bank robbery in June 2025, where 59 kg of pledged gold and ₹5.2 lakh cash were stolen.
Meanwhile, Bengaluru Police in March arrested a man for allegedly breaking into a lodge room and stealing valuables worth Rs 3.15 lakh. The incident occurred in the early hours of March 16, when the accused broke into a lodge room occupied by a complainant’s relative during a wedding event. The suspect made off with a gold chain with black pearls, two mobile phones, and other items, following which the theft was reported at Bagalur Police Station, and an investigation was promptly launched. Police gathered reliable information from informants and, on March 22, detained the suspect near Hegganahalli Circle.
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In Chandausi, the Vaishya Samaj Jankalyan Seva Samiti distributed fruits to passersby.
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EVMs will now feature coloured photographs of candidates; names will also be written in bold letters for easy reading by voters.
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