Karnataka adds 1,331 MW wind power, emerges as national leader
The achievement was recognised at the 'Global Wind Day 2025' celebrations held in Bengaluru on Sunday, under the theme 'Pawan-Urja: Powering the Future of India'.
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Deccan Herald
15 hours ago
- Deccan Herald
Karnataka adds 1,331 MW wind power, emerges as national leader
The achievement was recognised at the 'Global Wind Day 2025' celebrations held in Bengaluru on Sunday, under the theme 'Pawan-Urja: Powering the Future of India'.
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India.com
31-05-2025
- India.com
Top 10 Most Expensive Buys In Pro Kabaddi League Auction History
photoDetails english 2908855 The Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) auctions have witnessed record-breaking buys, turning top players into crorepatis. Pawan Sehrawat leads the list, becoming the most expensive player ever at INR 2.605 crore with Telugu Titans. Iranian all-rounder Mohammadreza Shadloui follows, earning INR 2.35 crore and guiding Puneri Paltan to their first title. Other top earners include Sachin Tanwar (INR 2.15 crore), Maninder Singh (INR 2.12 crore), and Sehrawat again with Tamil Thalaivas (INR 2.26 crore). These high bids reflect evolving auction strategies, where player fitness, retention rules, and performance consistency are becoming as vital as star power. Updated:May 31, 2025, 02:29 PM IST Pawan Sehrawat – ₹2.605 Crore (Telugu Titans, Season 10) 1 / 11 The highest-paid PKL player ever, Pawan broke records with this massive bid, solidifying his status as the league's top raider. Mohammadreza Chiyaneh – ₹2.35 Crore (Puneri Paltan, Season 10) 2 / 11 This Iranian all-rounder became one of the few players to cross the ₹2 crore mark, showcasing his immense value in the auction. Pawan Sehrawat – ₹2.26 Crore (Tamil Thalaivas, Season 9) 3 / 11 Before breaking his own record again, Pawan was the costliest player for Tamil Thalaivas in Season 9. Sachin – ₹2.15 Crore (Tamil Thalaivas, Season 11) 4 / 11 Emerging as a top raider, Sachin secured a huge bid from Tamil Thalaivas, becoming one of the elite crorepati players. Maninder Singh – ₹2.12 Crore (Bengal Warriorz, Season 10) 5 / 11 The veteran raider was retained at a high price, reflecting his consistent performance and experience. Mohammadreza Chiyaneh – ₹2.07 Crore (Haryana Steelers, Season 11) 6 / 11 Continuing his high-value runs, Chiyaneh impressed teams enough to cross the ₹2 crore mark twice. Guman Singh – ₹1.97 Crore (Gujarat Giants, Season 11) 7 / 11 One of the emerging stars, Guman Singh attracted a near ₹2 crore bid, marking him as a rising talent. Pawan Sehrawat – ₹1.725 Crore (Telugu Titans, Season 11) 8 / 11 Even after breaking records, Pawan remained a top investment for Telugu Titans in the following auction. Vikash Kandola – ₹1.70 Crore (Bengaluru Bulls, Season 9) 9 / 11 Known for his aggressive raiding, Kandola became one of the top pricey buys in Season 9. Pardeep Narwal – ₹1.65 Crore (UP Yoddhas, Season 8) 10 / 11 The 'Raid Machine' set high benchmarks for raiders and was the highest-paid player before Pawan's rise. 11 / 11
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Time of India
SMS gears up for IPL games despite 3 threats in 5 days
Jaipur: The city's Sawai Man Singh Stadium is all set to host three Indian Premier League (IPL) matches as the tournament resumes on May 17, following two bomb threats that were later confirmed to be hoaxes. Rajasthan State Sports Council (RSSC) chairperson Neeraj K Pawan assured fans and stakeholders that there is no cause for concern, with comprehensive security measures in place to ensure a safe and smooth bomb threats, on May 8 and May 12, which caused initial alarm, prompted swift action from authorities. A third threat mail was received Tuesday afternoon again prompted police to launch a full-scale search operation at the stadium. It too turned out to be a first threat, received via email, claimed a bomb was planted in retaliation for 'Operation Sindoor'. It triggered an immediate lockdown of the stadium, evacuation of all personnel, and a meticulous three-hour search by bomb detection squads, which found no explosives. The second threat, another email warning that the stadium would be 'blown up', prompted a similar response. Cybercrime officials are now investigating both emails to trace their origins and prevent further concerns, Pawan stated, "Bomb disposal squads conducted security drills twice, thoroughly checking every nook and corner of the stadium." He emphasised that stringent security protocols will be enforced during the matches, including rigorous checks at all entry points and the deployment of a dog squad to sweep the the third bomb threat received Tuesday, the RSSC chairperson said that 'it's totally fake'. "It's some miscreant who is demanding justice for a rape victim and threatening to set fire to the stadium. This email is entirely unrelated to the previous two emails. While we believe it poses no credible risk, we promptly reported the matter to the authorities for investigation," he Pawan revealed plans to request the Home Department to appoint a special officer to oversee security, a measure typically reserved for high-alert occasions like Independence Day (August 15) and Republic Day (Jan 26).
