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IPL 2025: KKR Team Preview – SWOT Analysis and Best XI

Kolkata Knight Riders aim to secure their fourth IPL title with Ajinkya Rahane as the new captain. Retaining key players like Sunil Narine and Andre Russell, and adding talents such as Quinton de Kock and Anrich Nortje, KKR have a balanced squad. Despite a few weaknesses, their mix of experience and new additions positions them well for a successful season.

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NEET PG 2025 exam to be held on June 15

The National Board of Examinations (NBEMS) has confirmed that the NEET PG 2025 exam will be held on June 15, 2025. The exam will be conducted in two shifts: 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM and 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM. The internship completion deadline is set for July 31, 2025. Further details, including the full schedule, will be released soon. Aspirants can check the official NBEMS website for more information.

Pakistan star fined heavily for Level 2 breach after collision with NZ bowler

Pakistan cricketer Khushdil Shah has been fined 50% of his match fee for a Level 2 ICC Code of Conduct breach during the first T20I against New Zealand. Khushdil collided with bowler Zakary Foulkes, deemed a careless contact. He accepted the charge, receiving three demerit points. Pakistan struggled, scoring just 91 runs, leading to a nine-wicket loss.

PM Modi meets US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard, gifts her Kumbh Gangajal

Watch: NZ PM Luxon leaves PM Modi in splits during joint presser

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon humorously referenced recent cricket outcomes during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Luxon acknowledged New Zealand’s losses to India and highlighted the strong sporting ties between the countries. Both leaders welcomed a Memorandum of Cooperation on Sports to bolster collaboration.

Ukraine truce deal: Putin & Trump to talk on March 18

Raids on Amazon, Flipkart warehouses linked to one company; Amazon responds

BIS conducted raids at Amazon and Flipkart warehouses to tackle the distribution of substandard products supplied by Techvision International Pvt Ltd. Seized items included uncertified electronics and appliances. Legal action has been initiated against the involved entities, with BIS focusing on maintaining product safety and compliance standards.

Will Bitcoin price crash to $20,000? Peter Schiff makes prediction

Peter Schiff warns that Bitcoin could crash to $20,000 if the Nasdaq enters a bear market. He emphasizes the historical correlation between Bitcoin and Nasdaq declines, while also pointing out gold’s potential rise as an alternative safe haven.

Watch: Indian-origin missing student Konanki at outdoor bar with Riibe feet away

Over 57% of men lack vitamin B12: 6 diet tips to boost levels

A recent study highlights that over 57% of male corporate employees in India suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency, with nearly 50% of women also exhibiting low levels. Vitamin B12 deficiency is a growing concern among Indian men, particularly corporate employees with demanding work schedules. Prioritize your nutrition today to stay energized, focused, and healthy!

Cows possess magnetic power that wards off germs: Punjab governor Kataria

Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria emphasized the importance of cow conservation in India and praised PM Narendra Modi for tackling political corruption. Speaking at the foundation of Tulsi Gaushala, he highlighted the historical reverence for cows and called for renewed efforts and research in cow welfare.

TASMAC scam sparks protests in Tamil Nadu; BJP leaders detained: Key details

A political conflict erupted in Tamil Nadu after the Enforcement Directorate claimed evidence of corruption within TASMAC. The BJP organized a protest, leading to the arrest of several opposition leaders. However, the DMK government has strongly refuted the allegations, denying any malpractices in TASMAC operations.

Digital arrest: How scammers use psychological tactics to trick even the tech-savvy

Digital arrest scams trick people into providing personal and financial information by preying on their fear, urgency and authority perception. Scammers pose as officials using firm tones and spoofed numbers. They create panic and confusion, manipulating victims. Awareness and skepticism are crucial to avoid falling into this trap. Ignoring such calls is advised.