Author: Aarav Khatri

Ross Taylor ends retirement to lead Samoa at T20 World Cup qualifier

Ross Taylor ends retirement to captain Samoa at the Oman T20 qualifier, aiming to secure a spot at the 2026 World Cup.

IMD Issues Red Rain Alerts for Gujarat as Heavy Storms Sweep East India

IMD warns of red rain alerts for Gujarat's Gir Somnath, Junagadh and Porbandar districts as a Bay of Bengal depression brings heavy storms to East India, while Maharashtra faces light showers.

IB ACIO Answer Key 2025 Released – How to Download and Check Your Score

The Ministry of Home Affairs has posted the IB ACIO answer key for the Phase 1 exam held on Sept 16‑18, 2025. Candidates can download the key and their response sheets from mha.gov.in, calculate scores using the +1/-0.25 marking scheme, and raise objections if needed. The recruitment covers 3,717 Grade‑2 posts, with interviews next.

Asia Cup T20 centuries: Only two ever, Babar Hayat was first before Virat Kohli matched 122

Across all Asia Cup T20 games, there have been only two centuries—and both were 122. Hong Kong’s Babar Hayat hit the first in 2016 during the qualifiers, a landmark for an associate nation. Virat Kohli matched it with an unbeaten 122 against Afghanistan in Dubai in 2022. The short T20 history of the Asia Cup and the format’s demands make three figures exceptionally rare.

Unlocking the Potential: Instagram Collabs as a Secret to Influencer Growth

Instagram collaborations have emerged as a powerful yet often under-discussed strategy among influencers for driving growth and engagement. By partnering with other creators, influencers leverage each other's audiences, resulting in mutual benefits and expanded reach. This article explores the benefits, strategies, and future developments of Instagram collabs, with insights from industry experts like Gregory Charny. Understanding these trends can help influencers and marketers tap into this effective growth mechanism.

Can an Indian citizen marry a foreigner in India?

As an Indian citizen who fell in love with a foreign national, I often wondered if marriage would be possible in our home country. This blog is my journey of learning and understanding the laws and regulations about marrying a foreigner in India. Here, I'll unravel legalities, paperwork, and the possible cultural hurdles we faced. It's a personal narrative tinged with a legal twist, designed to offer insights to alike-minded romantics who may find themselves in a similar situation.

Why is India so filthy?

As a blogger focused on worldly perspectives, I often delve into unique topics and today, I aim to investigate why India might be considered 'filthy' by some point of views. I will shed light on the issues of sanitation, cleanliness, and hygiene practices prevalent in India, and explore the cultural, societal and infrastructural elements contributing to them. My objective is not to stereotype or stigmatise India, but to enhance the comprehension of diverse sanitation norms across the world. Let’s endeavour to understand, not judge.

Value of Education in Discerning Media Content

In my perspective, several issues plague the Indian media today. One of the major problems is sensationalism, wherein media tends to focus more on creating hype rather than delivering factual news. Furthermore, there's an evident bias in news reporting, with media houses often siding with political parties. Another significant issue is paid news - a practice where news space is purchased by individuals or corporations for their promotion. Moreover, lack of media literacy among the population also contributes to misinformation and the spread of fake news.

Does Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 work in the USA?

Well, folks, brace yourselves for a rollercoaster of tech talk! Our star today is the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3. Now, I know what you're thinking - "Will this bad boy work in the USA?" Good news my friends, the answer is a resounding yes! But hold on to your hats, because the catch is - it only works with certain carriers, like AT&T and T-Mobile. So, if you're with Verizon or Sprint, it might be time to rethink your life decisions, or just your carrier choice!

Do many Indians now wish they were never born in India?

In my exploration of the sentiment among Indians about their nationality, I've noticed an increasing number who wish they were not born in India. This is not so much a rejection of their cultural heritage, but rather a response to issues like political instability, economic hardship, and social inequality. Many see opportunities for a better life abroad, with improved access to quality education, job prospects, and overall quality of life. However, it's crucial to remember that not all share this viewpoint, and many remain deeply proud of their Indian roots and hopeful for the country's future.