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London’s Gatwick Airport today evacuated people from a large part of the airport over a security threat, the airport authorities said in a post on social media website X. It said that passengers will not be allowed to enter the section of the airport till the incident is addressed. “A large part of the South Terminal has been evacuated as a precaution while we continue to investigate a security incident,” the airport management said. It further stated that the part of the airport which is affected due to this is “a large part of the South Terminal”, adding that “We continue to investigate a security incident.” Requesting passengers to cooperate and remain calm, the airport… Read More »Part Of London’s Gatwick Airport Evacuated As Cops Probe Security Incident

The bodies of six people from the same family and two senior citizens from the Meitei community who were killed in a terror attack by Kuki militants were brought home today in Manipur’s Jiribam from a hospital in neighbouring Assam’s Silchar. The autopsies are done, but the family is yet to get the reports. Jiribam residents who have been to the Silchar hospital told NDTV the state government may not want the reports to be shared immediately as the situation is tense, and it could spark another round of public unrest, as happened a few days ago when houses of MLAs were vandalised by miscreants. The six from the same family were taken hostage by… Read More »Bodies Of Meitei Infant, 5 Hostages Of Same Family Killed By Kuki Militants In Manipur Brought Home

Betting on cricket in India is not legal. But if it was, one bet the betting houses would never float these days would be, ‘Will India travel to Pakistan to play a tournament?’. Can you realistically think of anyone who would be willing to bet on a ‘yes’ for that one, anytime soon? Only some very optimistic people in Pakistan and the ICC, perhaps. Before we venture further into the geo-political quagmire that the governing body of world cricket finds itself in currently, thanks to India’s refusal to travel to Pakistan to play the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy and Pakistan’s belligerent refusal to accept a hybrid model this time, let’s get a few things straight… Read More »Opinion: Dear ICC, Wake Up: Hybrid Model Is Must For India If Pak Has Hosting Rights

IPL 2025 mega auctions are all set to take place on Sunday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The highly-anticipated event will be continued till Monday as a whopping total of 1,574 players (1,165 Indian and 409 overseas) will be going under the hammer. Just two days before the auctions, a shocking report has come to light that India all-rounder Deepak Hooda, who played for Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2024, has been included in BCCI’s suspected bowlers’ list and is likely to be banned from bowling. According to a report of Cricbuzz, Hooda and Saurabh Dubey and KC Cariappa are being suspected by BCCI for their illegal bowling action. “Manish Pandey (KSCA, 157) and Shrijith Krishnan… Read More »India All-Rounder Reported For Suspected Action, Likely To Be Banned

A big surprise unfolded ahead of the start of play in the first Test between India and Australia in Perth on Friday as the spin twins of Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin were snubbed. India’s stand-in skipper Jasprit Bumrah and head coach Gautam Gambhir decided to add spin-bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar to the team instead. While some saw the decision as a logical one, considering the form Sundar showed against New Zealand, India’s batting legend Sunil Gavaskar was left fuming at the call. Gavaskar refused to mince his words and reminded everyone of the 900 wickets that Ashwin and Jadeja have between them in Tests during his commentary stint on Day 1. “Really surprised with… Read More »Gavaskar Loses It On Air As Bumrah Snubs R Ashwin, Jadeja For Perth Test