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India.com
3 days ago
- Sport
- 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
3 days ago
- Health
- Time of India
78 years on, Barkagaon's wait for bridge over Peepal river continues
Hazaribag: In 2023, septuagenarian Itwaria Devi of Chandanpur village started feeling uneasy and soon lost consciousness. The hospital was only 2.5 km away at Barkagaon Chowk, but the swollen rain-fed Peepal river forced her sons to take a detour of 10 km to reach the hospital. By the time they could reach their destination, Itwaria died. Riya Kumari, a Class 9 student at Balika Uchch Vidyalaya, said she despite not willing to miss school, she is forced to do so, especially during the monsoon. Around 10,000 people from 12 villages have been demanding a bridge over the Peepal river since independence, but their prayers have not been answered yet. Several hundred students study in these schools but have to walk 2.5 km everyday, crossing the river on foot. But during monsoon, they can't even do that because of the raging river. Pawan said, "Children take their shoes in their hands, and their uniforms get wet while crossing the river." Varsha Kumari, a Class 8 student at Balika Uchch Vidyalaya, said the farmers, who cross the river with green vegetables with water up to their waist, are the worst. "It's sad, and so many times we think of leaving our studies," she added. Pawan said all these villages are the green bowl of Barkagaon, growing green vegetables year-round. He said during the monsoon, they take the Barkagaon-Tandwa (Chatra) road to reach Barkagaon, a detour of 10 km. Kumar said they have to cross areas of Chatra district also in this 10 km detour. "This is the reason why, many times, ambulances arrive late in the village at the hour of need through this Barkagaon-Tandwa route," he said. Mukhiya of Barkagaon (West), Ranjeet Kumar, admitted that this problem is significant and affects the lives of 10,000 villagers, including women and school and college goers. Kumar said the worst situation villagers face is during medical emergencies. He said that he has sent a proposal for a bridge here to BJP Hazaribag MP, Manish Jaiswal, who assured him of getting it cleared through the DMFT fund. "I am hopeful of getting the proposal for a bridge cleared this time," he said. A grocery shop owner said there are small and big shops in these villages, but no supplier comes here as they have to go to Barkagaon Chowk to take the consignment. "Our life is very challenging due to the lack of a bridge," he added. When TOI contacted Barkagaon block development officer Jitendra Kumar Mandal, he said he would look into this issue to get a bridge constructed there. "I will get a report in this regard," he added.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Held in Malaysia for working sans permit, Andhra youth awaits repatriation
Hyderabad: The High Commission of India in Malaysia is working on getting an Indian worker from Andhra Pradesh repatriated back home after he was jailed for allegedly violating employment norms. Karipam Pawan, 23, from Thigacharla village in Nellore district, was arrested at a resort in Malaysia for not having valid documents for work. Pawan and his brother Simhadri, 22, were promised jobs abroad by an agent, but after landing in Malaysia on June 26, 2024, the brothers were not provided with work permits. On being informed about the plight of the two workers by the Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugu Society (APNRTS), the Federation of NRI Cultural Associations in Malaysia president Bureddy Mohan Reddy followed up the case with the High Commission, writing to them about it in Jan this year. With the intervention of the High Commission, Simhadri returned to India in March this year, but Pawan is yet to be released. Mohan Reddy told TOI that the High Commission is pursuing Pawan's case to get him released and repatriated. Both the brothers were said to have paid 50,000 to an agent who promised them jobs in Malaysia. However, in Dec last year, they were reportedly arrested by the Malaysian authorities for working without permits.
Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Pawan Kalyan orders theatre reforms, seeks regulation of ticket and food prices in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan has directed officials to ensure systematic theatre management and regulate food, beverage, and ticket prices across the state. Pawan on Tuesday said producers must seek ticket price hikes through the Telugu Film Chamber (TFC), not individually, including for his film Hari Hara Veera Mallu, which is scheduled for release on June 12. (Also Read | Telugu film industry doesn't have 'minimum respect or gratitude towards Andhra Pradesh govt', says Pawan Kalyan) "The government departments must perform their duties diligently, ensuring fair practices in pricing and operations," Pawan said in a post on X, according to a briefing by Cinematography Minister K Durgesh. He raised concerns over overpriced popcorn, drinks, and bottled water, and instructed officials to monitor pricing and quality standards, initiating inquiries where necessary. He said that the government has taken note of monopolistic practices in multiplexes and single-screen theatres and has ordered a detailed investigation, along with appropriate corrective steps. Families should not avoid theatres due to high refreshment prices, Pawan said, adding that reduced prices could increase audience turnout and enhance tax revenues. The actor-turned-politician insisted on clean drinking water and hygiene in theatres, calling it the basic responsibility of theatre owners, with oversight from local municipal authorities. Regarding theatre shutdowns, he demanded a probe into the alleged involvement of political figures, including those from the Janasena Party, and emphasised that no one should be spared. Pawan also stressed that suggestions for developing the film industry should be gathered from associations and bodies within the Telugu film fraternity for inclusion in the comprehensive film development policy being formulated by the Andhra Pradesh government.
Time of India
26-05-2025
- Time of India
3 thrash trader, staffer & rob them of Rs 1 lakh in Gurgaon, held
Gurgaon: Three men have been arrested in connection with a dacoity that took place near Atali village in Chhainsa on May 16, police said on Monday. The accused allegedly attacked a shopkeeper and his employee with iron rods and hammers before fleeing with cash and goods worth over Rs 1 lakh. Based on the shopkeeper's statement, an FIR was registered at Chhainsa police station. In a press briefing, ACP (crime) said three accused—Pawan (19) and Mohit (19) of Uncha Gaon in Ballabgarh, and Firoz (19) of Gadhkheda—had been arrested. According to police, the incident occurred around 9.30pm when the complainant, Hariom—a resident of Atali and owner of a grocery shop in Ballabgarh—was returning to his village with his employee, Toyas, after closing the shop. Hariom stated in his complaint that when the duo reached near Atali flour mill, two motorcycles carrying six men intercepted them. One of the assailants snatched the key from their moving motorcycle, forcing them to halt. The attackers then assaulted them with iron rods and hammers. "During the assault, the accused looted between Rs 80,000 and Rs 1,00,000 from my trouser pocket. They also took away 50 packets of cigarettes," Hariom said in the complaint.
