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AIFF leaves Indian striker call to clubs, clears OCI confusion

AIFF leaves Indian striker call to clubs, clears OCI confusion

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The All India Football Federation (AIFF) said on Wednesday it will not force clubs in the Indian Super League (ISL) and Indian Football League (IFL) to keep an Indian striker on the field for the entire match, reversing what it stated after its June 20 Special General Body Meeting. “We are leaving it to the clubs,” said AIFF general secretary M Satyanarayan in a press conference where the AIFF announced an agreement to hand over the ISL’s commercial rights to the 14 clubs that play in the league. “The stronger the league, the better the Indian team. The clubs are also aware that one of our Achilles’ heels has been the lack of a good striker. Hopefully, they will help in that.” “But this is not something we can implement. We cannot tell (the clubs) to play a No. 9 because, ultimately, it is for the coach (to decide). Every match, the coach’s tactics may differ; in some, (the striker) may remain for the entire match, in some they won’t. So it is very difficult …

Fake A-rated CBFC certificate for Vijay’s Jana Nayagan causes confusion amid film’s 7-month theatrical delay

Fake A-rated CBFC certificate for Vijay’s Jana Nayagan causes confusion amid film’s 7-month theatrical delay

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On Saturday morning, rumours did the rounds that H Vinoth’s much-delayed film Jana Nayagan has been censored ‘A’ by the CBFC after a 7-month delay. A fake censor certificate was also circulated, claiming the changes that the film certification body had made to the Vijay, Mamitha Baiju, Bobby Deol and Pooja Hegde-starrer. However, it was soon revealed that the film had not yet been certified. H Vinoth’s Jana Nayagan is touted to be Vijay’s final film. Fake A-rated certificate for Jana Nayagan circulates A fan account posted a ‘censor certificate’ for Jana Nayagan on Saturday, claiming that the film has been censored A by the CBFC. The fake certificate even claimed that the film was 3 hours long and was certified on Friday. The modifications and excisions list included muting cuss words, killing visuals of ‘Collector Shanmugam’, blood splatter, violent scenes and more. However, once chatter around it intensified, the X (formerly Twitter) account that posted it apologised, writing, “We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. The previously shared #JanaNayagan certificate was fake.” While the production …

Is Suriya the next Tamil star to enter politics after Vijay? Know the truth after fan statement causes confusion

Is Suriya the next Tamil star to enter politics after Vijay? Know the truth after fan statement causes confusion

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Recently, there was talk that Suriya will be the next Tamil star to join politics after Vijay. After a fan’s statement went viral, many assumed the actor was indeed stepping into a new field. However, his official fan club was forced to issue a clarification after confusion ensued. Fans cause some confusion about Suriya joining politics recently. (PTI) What did Suriya’s fan say? A fan named R Veeramani reportedly spoke about Suriya entering politics at a meeting of the administrators. He said, “If time decides, if God decides, no one can stop someone from becoming a people’s leader,” referring to the star. This led to a discussion about whether the actor, who has never publicly shown interest in a political career, is quietly making steps behind the scenes. He had to later release a clarification video. Fan association clarifies The All India Suriya Fans Club posted Veeramani’s video and clarified that his views were ‘personal opinion’. They also stated in a long note written in Tamil that his remarks were being circulated with a ‘wrong …

Welcome to the Jungle review: A comedic confusion weighed down by flawed writing

Welcome to the Jungle review: A comedic confusion weighed down by flawed writing

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The madcap Welcome franchise returns with its third instalment, spoiling the audience for choices at a time when a patriotic period drama, a rom-com, and a horror flick are all running in the theatres simultaneously. Welcome to the Jungle, directed by Ahmed Khan, promises to be bigger, quite literally, with over 30 actors joining in a jungle adventure. But does the instalment really make a bigger mark? The plot A corrupt businessman wants to save himself from a tax raid and, at his daughter Jacqueline Fernandez’s idea, decides to put his money into a film. Dev and Das (Paresh Rawal and Rajpal Yadav) are called to direct the film, with Nainsukh (Shreyas Talpade) as the cameraman. They approach a flop hero, Rajeev (Akshay Kumar), for the lead role, with Tusshar Kapoor playing his assistant. Nadia (Disha Patani), Akshay’s ex-lover, is signed as the heroine on the condition that she has nothing to do with her ex in the film. Dev and Das are summoned by gangsters Yeda Anna (Suniel Shetty) and Romeo (Arshad Warsi), who …

‘Still in the dark’: Confusion shrouds TMC rebels’ merger with NCPI

‘Still in the dark’: Confusion shrouds TMC rebels’ merger with NCPI

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Confusion shrouded the proposed merger between rebel Trinamool Congress MPs and the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), with some leaders of the little-known party saying on Tuesday that they were yet to receive any communication from the lawmakers, even as the dissidents named a new president of the Howrah-based outfit. Rebel TMC MPs with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla at his residence, in New Delhi (ANI) TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, who is leading the rebel faction, told the media that Jyotiprakash Chatterjee is the new president of NCPI. Speaking to HT, however, NCPI leaders said that they were still in the dark about the merger negotiations and Chatterjee being appointed the new president. “Let us first settle down with the bloc that we are trying to merge with another party. Acceptance has already come to us. They are happy to take us. We will work together with the NDA under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah. They are looking into the affairs of this merger and …

Zee5’s FIFA World Cup pack sparks device-limit confusion as users report temporary change

Zee5’s FIFA World Cup pack sparks device-limit confusion as users report temporary change

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Zee5 faced criticism from football fans on social media after users reported that the platform’s ₹799 FIFA World Cup 2026 subscription pack briefly displayed support for only one device instead of the previously advertised three-device access. The issue triggered confusion among subscribers who had purchased the tournament package expecting to share access with family members or friends. Several users posted screenshots on X, alleging that the plan details changed after they had already completed their purchases. Some subscribers claimed the ₹799 three-month World Cup pack initially showed support for three devices before later being updated to a single-device limit. The reported change prompted complaints and accusations of misleading communication, with users demanding clarification from the streaming platform. However, the situation appears to have been temporary. Within a few hours, the plan details were restored to show three-device access again, leading many users to speculate that the change may have been the result of a technical glitch rather than a deliberate policy revision. Social media reaction fuels debate The confusion emerged as football fans across India …

Cocktail 2 trailer: A marriage, a threesome and a whole lot of confusion

Cocktail 2 trailer: A marriage, a threesome and a whole lot of confusion

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Maddock Films has launched the trailer of Cocktail 2, giving audiences a sneak peek into a world filled with friendship, romance, heartbreak, chaos and unforgettable summer memories. The film directed by Homi Adajania is not a sequel of Cocktail (2012) but is from the same universe. The film stars Shahid Kapoor, Kriti Sanon, and Rashmika Mandanna in the lead. Cocktail 2 trailer Packed with stunning visuals, crackling chemistry and a soundtrack already generating massive excitement, the trailer captures the spirit of a modern-day emotional rollercoaster set against a dreamy summer backdrop. Bringing together Shahid Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Rashmika Mandanna, Cocktail 2 promises a fresh take on relationships, friendships and the complicated emotions that come with them. While the trailer delivers moments of humour, romance and high-energy fun, it also hints at emotional depth beneath the glamour and celebration.  The trailer reveals that Shahid and Rashmika`s characters are in love and are planning marriage. However, the trailer also hints at the couple exploring a threesome to spice up their relationship and for this they welcome …

Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar to return to Netflix with raw, unseen footage; announcement sparks confusion

Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar to return to Netflix with raw, unseen footage; announcement sparks confusion

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The second instalment of the action thriller Dhurandhar The Revenge has already stirred excitement overseas following its digital debut, and now the franchise is once again making headlines. Netflix has announced that an extended ‘Raw and Undekha’ cut of the first film, starring Ranveer Singh, will soon begin streaming on the platform. While the announcement has sent fans into a frenzy, it has also sparked confusion online. Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar was released in theatres on December 5, 2025. Raw version of Dhurandhar to be out soon The streaming giant took to social media to announce the update, revealing that the first instalment will return with a new OTT cut featuring footage that was not included in the theatrical release. Sharing a new poster of the film ahead of the release, the streamer mentioned that the ‘Raw & Undekha’ version of Dhurandhar will release on May 22 in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. The caption of the post read, “Aandhi aa rahi hai. Aur iss baar, extra ghatak 🔥Watch Dhurandhar Raw & Undekha, out 22 May in …

‘Caused confusion in Murshidabad’: Congress’ Adhir Chowdhury writes to Bengal CM over animal slaughter notice

‘Caused confusion in Murshidabad’: Congress’ Adhir Chowdhury writes to Bengal CM over animal slaughter notice

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Senior Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury on Sunday sought the intervention of West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari over the state government’s public notice on animal slaughter guidelines, as it has caused “confusion and unrest”, particularly among the minority community in Murshidabad district. Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury addresses a press conference. (PTI) Chowdhury, in a letter to Adhikari, said the public notice issued by the state government on May 13 regarding adherence to “Animal Slaughter Guidelines” has caused confusion and unrest in Murshidabad, where the minority community constitutes the majority of the population. Suggesting a practical resolution, Chowdhury asked the chief minister to direct the Murshidabad district administration to identify and demarcate specific locations where people could practise customs associated with their religious faith. “Such identified and demarcated locations would be used solely for customary practises associated with the religious grouping. This approach will be an ideal solution for putting to rest the unease the notice may be causing,” he wrote. The May 13 notice reiterates that no slaughter of bulls, bullocks, cows, calves or male and …

Quick Comment: Badminton’s disregard for tradition continues, new 15-point game scoring system is more confusion than reform | Badminton News

Quick Comment: Badminton’s disregard for tradition continues, new 15-point game scoring system is more confusion than reform | Badminton News

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4 min readUpdated: Apr 25, 2026 10:05 PM IST Badminton continues to be callous with tradition, and keeps changing its scoring system – the 15×3 is the fourth such flip in the last 50 years. Some might say it’s far too much a stickler for tradition – 15×3 was used at its inception in 1873. On Saturday, the format was voted back overwhelmingly by a margin of 198-43, keeping in mind broadcast considerations and players’ health. The 21×3 will go out screaming and shouting, albeit after having prevailed through the golden generation of women’s singles, GOATs in men’s singles and the era of immense popularity for men’s doubles. 21×3 will also plead innocent to charges of causing injury an misery to shuttlers, and point the finger at badminton’s hectic schedule of mandatory tournaments for top players. At any rate, this itch to keep changing a scoring format is a sign of confusion, more than any evolved, coherent thinking. Because its many iterations have not brought out any significant changes to popularity, prize money or professionalism …