T20 World Cup 2026: Pakistan's selective boycott of the India match isn't principle but panic. It is a tantrum that mocks history, hurts its cricket, and leaves Islamabad howling alone while the world plays on.
In 1966, Indira Gandhi devalued the rupee by 57% under Western pressure, sparking betrayal, inflation, and revolt. It shattered her "silent doll" image, forging the Iron Lady amid economic ruin.
In India's grievance-fueled politics, a shield for the vulnerable morphs into a sword against others. The 2026 UGC Regulations exemplify this betrayal, weaponising campuses for likely selective targeting.
The Badri-Kedar Temple Committee's push to exclude non-Hindus from sacred shrines mocks Hinduism's inclusive ethos, insults divine omnipotence, and betrays India's global aspirations.
Abhishek Sharma's explosive batting, spin bowling, and aggression against pacers give India a solid option for the ODI World Cup in South Africa
On January 26, 1965, Republic Day turned to mourning in Madras as students rioted against Hindi imposition, sparking self-immolations, deaths, and a crisis that scripted India's language policy.
India's dramatic Raipur chase of 209 transforms cautious hope into intoxicating belief for T20 World Cup glory. Dickens would approve.
By weaponising fabricated security concerns to settle a political score, the BCB has traded its integrity for domestic applause, holding its own players hostage in a transparent act of geopolitical duplicity.
On December 14, 1971, Flying Officer Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon scrambled alone in his Folland Gnat against six Pakistani F-86 sabres bombing Srinagar airfield. Outnumbered, he turned the tide, earning India's highest gallantry award.
Canadian PM Mark Carney's Davos speech shreds the myth of a fair Western order, calling out the US as a disruptor. His advice to middle powers amidst Trump's tariffs and threats: adapt or perish.
