Following their meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, the players departed for Mumbai. In Mumbai, Men in Blue had an open bus victory parade from Marine Drive to the iconic Wankhede Stadium. The parade was an affair to remember and marvel at, as thousands of fans gathered at
A commemorative coin of Rs 100 was released to mark the 101st birth anniversary of late Jawaharlal Darda, freedom fighter and Founder-Editor of the Lokmat Media Group, with Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde stating that late leader was "a real gem" from the state
Prime Minister Narendra Modi appreciated the people of this country for rejecting the politics of deceit, defeating propaganda and putting a stamp of victory on the politics of trust in the recently concluded Lok parliamentary elections.
After managing just 75 runs in the first seven innings of the competition, Virat stepped up when it mattered the most, scoring 76 in 59 balls, with six fours and two sixes. His runs came at a strike rate of 128.81. His score guided India to 176/7 in their 20 overs, which India defended succe
Hailing the international acclaim of local Indian products, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the global presence of local Indian products, particularly on Araku coffee from Andhra Pradesh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described former Vice President of India, Venkaiah Naidu as his true comrade who was tested in the fire of Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi in 1975.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed Team India's performance in the T20 World Cup 2024 and said that the Men in Blue have shown 'excellent skill' in the marquee event.
Prime Minister Modi hailed India's talismanic batter Virat Kohli for his knock in the final match of the marquee event and his overall contribution to Indian cricket. The Prime Minister also congratulated skipper Rohit Sharma for his splendid captaincy and appreciated his T20 career.
Despite playing with Jasprit Bumrah for so many years, India skipper Rohit Sharma was unable to explain how the craft pacer can effortlessly perform the way he does when the situation demands it the most.
Hailing from the Sainik School Rewa in Madhya Pradesh, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi and Army Chief Designate Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi were together in the school from class 5th-A in the early 1970s.