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From assembly to ambition: How India is building its electronics backbone
India is shifting from electronics assembly to full-scale manufacturing as the ECMS scheme boosts domestic component production. With rising investments, localisation targets, and strategic focus on critical inputs like rare earth magnets, the sector offers a long-term opportunity, though execution and capacity ramp-up over the next few years remain key risks.
Pakistan cricketer Fakhar Zaman gets two-match PSL ban for ball tampering
Pakistan cricketer Fakhar Zaman faces a two-match ban from the Pakistan Super League. He was found guilty of ball tampering during a match. This incident follows other controversies in the league. Fast bowler Naseem Shah received a record fine for social media comments. Shaheen Afridi was also fined for security breaches.
April exam calendar 2026: JEE, UPSC, board exams and government job notifications
April 2026 is a pivotal month for students and job seekers with numerous entrance, recruitment, and board examinations scheduled. Key events include JEE Main (Session 2), VITEEE, MHT CET, and various UPSC and government recruitment tests. CBSE and NIOS board exams will also be concluding or commencing during this period.
'Fakhar Zaman to gaya': Pakistan's PSL hit by ball tampering controversy, Shaheen Afridi may also face action
Lahore Qalandars faced a ball-tampering penalty in the final over against Karachi Kings, leading to a revised target and a shock four-wicket win for Karachi. Fakhar Zaman has been charged with a Level 3 offense and denies wrongdoing, with a verdict expected soon.
Pakistan Cricket board charges Fakhar Zaman with ball‑tampering in PSL match
Lahore Qalandars batter Fakhar Zaman faces ball-tampering charges. The incident occurred during a Pakistan Super League match against Karachi Kings. Officials awarded five penalty runs to Karachi. Fakhar denied the charge. A disciplinary hearing is scheduled. The outcome could lead to a ban for the player. This follows a past ball-tampering scandal involving Australian cricketers.
Broadcom flags supply constraints, says TSMC capacity a bottleneck
The Taiwanese firm, the world's main producer of advanced AI chips, said in January that capacity was tight, as the boom in AI infrastructure buildout has soaked up much of its advanced production lines.
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Pakistan's PSL moves behind closed doors, scraps opening ceremony amid fuel crisis
Pakistan Super League matches will begin without spectators. The Pakistan Cricket Board announced this decision due to a fuel shortage. The league's opening ceremony has also been cancelled. Matches will now be held in only two cities. Fans will receive refunds for their tickets. The board hopes the regional situation improves soon.
Another blow to PSL, Shanaka set to join Rajasthan Royals as Curran's replacement
Sri Lanka's Dasun Shanaka is set to join Rajasthan Royals for the upcoming Indian Premier League. He will replace the injured Sam Curran. Shanaka was previously with Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League. This move follows Blessing Muzarabani's switch from PSL to IPL. Shanaka's signing is pending paperwork. Rajasthan Royals begin their IPL campaign against Chennai Super Kings.
Pakistan challenge LBW decision in Mirpur ODI vs Bangladesh
Pakistan has officially complained to the match referee. The complaint concerns an LBW review taken by Bangladesh during the third ODI. Pakistan believes the review was influenced by a replay shown on the big screen. This incident occurred on the second-last ball of the 50th over. Bangladesh won the match by 11 runs and secured the series 2-1.
Neutral Expert lets Pakistan share Kishanganga & Ratle data with 'illegal' Court of Arbitration
In an unprecedented development, the Court of Arbitration has allowed Pakistan access to classified project documents from India for ongoing arbitration. The Neutral Expert has facilitated this sharing as the court gears up to deliver its final judgment regarding water storage disputes.
'Pakistan deserves ranking with Kenya & Uganda, not India!': Former Pak WC winner Ahmed Shehzad blasts Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB
Ahmed Shehzad's 'brutal' comment: India clinched the 2026 T20 World Cup title with a massive 96-run victory over New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Following the win, veteran Pakistani cricketer Ahmed Shehzad launched a scathing viral rant, contrasting India’s robust talent-producing system—which saw Sanju Samson named Player of the Tournament—with Pakistan’s tendency to celebrate victories against lower-ranked teams like Kenya and Uganda.
Pakistan T20 World Cup squad member accused of misbehaving with female staff at Sri Lanka hotel; woman ‘shouted for help’
A fresh controversy has hit Pakistan as a T20 World Cup squad member was reportedly fined for misbehaving with a female staff at a hotel in Kandy, Sri Lanka. The report said that the staff member shouted and called for help, following which the hotel staff came to help her. The Pakistan player is likely to be summoned before the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) disciplinary committee.
Pakistani players to be fined ₹50 lakh each by Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB after T20 World Cup disastrous exit: Reports
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), led by Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, has reportedly decided to impose an unprecedented fine of ₹50 lakh (PKR) on each national player following their failure to reach the semi-finals of the 2026 T20 World Cup. The decision was reportedly finalized as early as the group stage following a high-profile loss to India.
GT Express fire: Probe report blames battery defect, Chennai ETL department
The report held the Electric Train Lighting (ETL) department of the Chennai Depot primarily responsible for the incident. Seven of the eight-member investigating team concluded that evidence suggests the fire started inside the rearmost coach from the train's emergency light unit battery.
Pakistan shake-up: Babar, Shaheen dropped ahead of Namibia clash
Pakistan plans to bench senior players Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi for their upcoming T20 World Cup match against Namibia. This decision follows their performance in the loss to India. The team management is considering changes to the lineup to secure qualification for the super eight phase. Young players may get an opportunity to showcase their talent.
T20 World Cup: Surya doesn't shake hands with Salman as India continue with 'No Handshake Policy'
Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav continued the 'no handshake policy' with Pakistan counterpart Salman Ali Agha during the T20 World Cup toss in Colombo. This decision, a mark of respect for victims of the Pahalgam terror attack, also extends to post-match interactions between players and support staff.
'Not India-Pakistan, but Jay Shah vs Pakistan': Sanjay Raut says fixtures generate betting that benefits BJP leaders
"This is not an India-Pakistan match. This is a Jay Shah vs Pakistan match. The people of India do not want it. The Indian public does not consent to India playing against Pakistan. The India-Pakistan match generates the highest amount of betting and gambling in cricket, and the money also goes to Pakistan. Even local brokers, especially politicians in the BJP, benefit from it," Sanjay Raut said while speaking at a press conference here.
'Pakistan is India's enemy, should be treated that way': Congress MP on India-Pak T20 WC match
Congress MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa on Sunday called out the high-octane India-Pakistan clash in the ICC T20 World Cup, noting that the neighbour had historically been an "enemy country" to India and should be treated that way only.
Sentiments should be respected but not by turning a blind eye: Congress' Khurshid on India-Pak T20 WC match
Salman Khurshid addressed the India-Pakistan cricket match. He emphasized respecting national sentiments while urging leadership to act with reason and responsibility. The Pakistan cricket team was directed by their government to play the match. This follows Pakistan's earlier boycott decision. The India-Pakistan cricket rivalry is a major global sporting event.
Concessions given to PCB by ICC for ending boycott will be made public post T20WC: Sources
The International Cricket Council will reveal concessions for the Pakistan Cricket Board after the T20 World Cup. This comes after Pakistan ended its boycott of the match against India. The ICC has also confirmed Bangladesh Cricket Board will face no sanctions. Pakistan's Prime Minister had announced the boycott earlier. Discussions involved Sri Lankan President and Bangladesh Cricket Board.
T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka President thanks Pakistan PM for India match boycott withdrawal
Sri Lanka's President Anura Kumara Dissanayake thanked Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Sharif directed the Pakistan Cricket Board to end their boycott of the T20 World Cup match against India. The match will now proceed as scheduled. This decision followed persuasion from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
'Cement factory like facility': Video of Pakistan cricket team players from Colombo goes viral
A viral video showing Pakistan cricket team members in a seemingly unkempt area in Colombo has sparked criticism over alleged poor facilities. Meanwhile, the ICC held a meeting with the PCB regarding Pakistan's boycott of a T20 World Cup match against India, citing government directives.
India Vs Pakistan T20 World Cup clash back on track? Bangladesh asks Naqvi to duck boycott call
Mohsin Naqvi, heading the Pakistan Cricket Board, plans to engage Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in a crucial dialogue about lifting the T20 World Cup match boycott against India. This initiative follows the advocacy from the cricket boards of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the Emirates.
T20 World Cup 2026: Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to take final call on India-Pakistan match stand-off
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will make the final decision on boycotting the T20 World Cup 2026 match against India. The Pakistan Cricket Board chairman met with an ICC delegation to discuss the issue. Negotiations are ongoing to resolve the dispute. The boycott is linked to a controversy involving Bangladesh.
Pakistan vs India T20 World Cup match: Will it happen? Here’s what PCB and BCB are demanding now and how ICC has responded
India vs India T20 World Cup news: The ICC met with the PCB and BCB regarding Pakistan's boycott of the T20 World Cup match against India. The meeting concluded without a joint statement, as Pakistan awaits government approval for any formal announcement. The boycott has created a significant commercial challenge for the ICC.
ICC deputy chair on way to Lahore for talks with PCB over India match boycott
ICC deputy chair Imran Khwaja is in Lahore to mediate a standoff over Pakistan's proposed boycott of the T20 World Cup match against India. He is meeting with PCB officials and the Bangladesh Cricket Board president. The ICC is seeking resolutions to ensure the high-stakes match takes place. Sri Lanka Cricket has warned of financial losses.
T20 World Cup: Bangladesh Cricket Board chief in Lahore as ICC, PCB hold talks over India match boycott
Bangladesh Cricket Board president Amin ul Islam reached Lahore for talks with Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi ahead of a virtual meeting with the ICC to resolve the dispute over Pakistan’s proposed boycott of its T20 World Cup match against India on February 15.
PCB approaches ICC for deliberations after deciding to boycott India match at T20 World Cup
Pakistan Cricket Board is in talks with the ICC regarding their refusal to play India in the T20 World Cup, citing government instructions and attempting to invoke 'force majeure'. The ICC is seeking justification for this selective withdrawal, emphasizing the tournament's commercial stakes and the need for structured resolutions to avoid potential damages and disciplinary action.
PCB to take Sri Lanka’s India match boycott request to govt: Sources
Pakistan Cricket Board will consult its government regarding Sri Lanka's request to reconsider boycotting the T20 World Cup match against India. The Pakistan government had previously barred the team from playing India. Sri Lanka Cricket has highlighted potential financial losses and damage to the tournament's image. A decision is expected by Monday after the PCB Chairman consults the Prime Minister.
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