All posts tagged: Glaring

Gill, Sai, Buttler_ _ _ _Rabada, Siraj, Rashid: The glaring GT gap

Gill, Sai, Buttler_ _ _ _Rabada, Siraj, Rashid: The glaring GT gap

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Ever since they joined the Indian Premier League (IPL) fold in 2022, Gujarat Titans (GT) have built a reputation as one of the smartest, most methodical franchises in the league. They built their squad around a strong bowling attack, an efficient top-order and the right balance of experienced Indian and overseas players. Yet, when the dust settles on another season where they remained largely consistent before faltering in the final, GT will be left circling back to the same question they have been asking for a while now: how to build a middle-order that supports the opening duo? Much of the Titans’ identity in IPL 2026 again revolved around two names that have now become synonymous with the franchise: Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan. Between them, they don’t just open the innings but also form the batting backbone. Gill finished with 732 runs, Sudharsan with 722, and the opposition targeted their wickets more than those of anyone else in the team. Yet, beyond them, the transition between consolidation to late-innings explosion remained GT’s most glaring …

‘Glaring similarities with Babri Masjid judgment’: Owaisi reacts to MP HC’s Bhojshala verdict

‘Glaring similarities with Babri Masjid judgment’: Owaisi reacts to MP HC’s Bhojshala verdict

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In a sharp reaction to the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s verdict declaring the disputed Bhojshala complex in Dhar a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday said he hoped the Supreme Court would overturn the order. AIMIM President & MP Asaduddin Owaisi (ANI Video Grab) The remarks comes after the Madhya Pradesh high court declared the disputed Bhojshala site as a temple and that the Centre and ASI can decide on its administration and management. Also Read | Disputed Bhojshala site declared temple by Madhya Pradesh high court Owaisi’s response on the HC verdict Reacting to the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s verdict, Owaisi said he hoped the Supreme Court would overturn the order, drawing parallels with the Babri Masjid judgment. “We hope the Supreme Court will set this right and overturn this order. Glaring similarities with the Babri Masjid judgment,” Owaisi said in a post on X. Muslim clerics on HC verdict Muslim clerics and members of the Kamal Maula Mosque management committee also expressed disappointment over the verdict and said …

IFFI gets flak for its all-male jury panel in Indian Panorama, netizens say ‘lack of women in the jury is glaring, do better’ | Bollywood News

IFFI gets flak for its all-male jury panel in Indian Panorama, netizens say ‘lack of women in the jury is glaring, do better’ | Bollywood News

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The 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) will be held in Panaji, Goa from November 20 to 28 and will feature over 240 films from 81 countries, including 13 world premieres, five international premieres, and 44 Asian premieres.  With filmmaker Shekhar Kapur serving as the festival director, IFFI also unveiled its jury for the Indian Panorama section on Monday. The feature film jury is headed by actor Raja Bundela, while Dharam Gulati leads the jury for non-feature category. Other jury members include Krishna Hebbale, Kamlesh K Mishra, Malay Ray, Subhash Sehgal, Jadumoni Dutta, Aroon Baksi, Asim Sinha, Ashok Sharan, Sukumar Jatania, BS Basavaraju, Amaresh Chakrabarti, and Napoleon Thanga. The internet was quick to point out that the jury did not have any women. The comments section of IFFI’s Instagram had posts from users who highlighted this. “All men?,” asked a user. “Lack of women in the jury is glaring, do better!,” commented another. “Women jury in a separate post?,” asked a user sarcastically. Another one added on the same lines: “Is there a separate …

Once White-Ball Kings, England Tackle Glaring Negatives Ahead Of Champions Trophy With ‘Bazball” Under Scrutiny

Once White-Ball Kings, England Tackle Glaring Negatives Ahead Of Champions Trophy With ‘Bazball” Under Scrutiny

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England, not-so-long hailed as white-ball cricket revolutionaries for their game-changing performances across both ODI and T20I formats after the 2015 50-over World Cup that impacted scoring rates and statistics worldwide, have plenty of issues to address ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy. Be it the absence of some prominent players, dip in form of senior mainstays or their spin troubles, there is plenty of things currently holding back the team with skipper Jos Buttler and newly appointed coach Brendon McCullum at helm. England will kickstart their Champions Trophy campaign against arch-rivals Australia from February 22 at Lahore, with matches against Afghanistan (February 26) and South Africa (March 1) coming later. Leading up to the series since the 2023 ODI World Cup, England’s ODI form has been mostly average at best, with few glimpses of brilliance that led them to simultaneous world championship glory in ODIs and T20Is. Under their new head coach McCullum, they have failed to unleash his ‘Bazball’ school of cricket badly during the white-ball series against India. *Bilateral series form: …

CAG reports highlights glaring deficiencies in Bihar health infrastructure

CAG reports highlights glaring deficiencies in Bihar health infrastructure

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Audit Report on Public Health Infrastructure and Management of Health Services, 2016-2022 was presented to Bihar legislative assembly and Bihar Legislative Council on Thursday (November 28, 2024) during the ongoing winter session which highlighted the poor performance of Bihar government. Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary who also holds the finance portfolio tabled the audit report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) in the both house of Bihar legislature. Also Read: The fault line of poor health infrastructure Under the Human Resources, there was an overall 49% vacancy across the Directorate of Health Services, State Drug Controller, Food Safety wing, AYUSH and Medical Colleges and Hospitals (MCHs) of the Health Department. However, In Bihar, 1,24,919 allopathic doctors (1:1,000) were required to fulfil the recommendation of the World Health Organisation (WHO) against which, only 58,144 (1:2,148) allopathic doctors were available. “Shortage of staff nurses ranged from 18% (Patna) to 72% (Purnea) and shortage of paramedics ranged from 45% (Jamui) to 90% (East Champaran). Recruitment for 35 types of 13,340 posts, out of 82 types of 24,496 posts related …

Virat Kohli Last Played Ranji Trophy In 2012, Sachin Tendulkar In 2013: Stat Gets More Glaring After NZ Loss

Virat Kohli Last Played Ranji Trophy In 2012, Sachin Tendulkar In 2013: Stat Gets More Glaring After NZ Loss

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The gruelling Test tour of South Africa had finished in early January of 2007 and towards the end of that month, India were playing West Indies in a bilateral ODI series as a tune-up to the 50-over World Cup set to be played in the Caribbean in a month and a half’s time. India played four ODIs on January 21, 24, 27 and 31 at Nagpur, Chennai, Cuttack and Vadodara. On February 1, four members of that team — Sachin Tendulkar, Zaheer Khan, Ajit Agarkar and Sourav Ganguly were all taking a flight from Vadodara to Mumbai. Reason? Mumbai was playing Ranji Trophy final against Bengal from February 2-6 and none of them wanted to miss the prestige battle. Tendulkar scored a hundred, Ganguly scored 90 and Zaheer took a bagful of wickets. Within 48 hours of that Ranji Trophy final, Tendulkar, Ganguly, and Zaheer had to play an ODI international series against Sri Lanka. “Workload management” was yet to become a talking point at that time. The Indian team that was blanked …