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India.com
8 hours ago
- Sport
- India.com
Zee News' No Match With Terror Campaign Wins: India-Pakistan Clash Cancelled, Afridi Rattled As Dhawan Says Nation First
Zee News' bold campaign against the India-Pakistan clash in the World Championship of Legends (WCL), scheduled for July 20, has shown results, as the match was officially cancelled. The move is also seen as a significant victory for public sentiment. Zee News was the first to raise its voice, stating clearly that Indian players should not play against Pakistan, a country that sponsors terrorism and stands against Indian national values. In today's DNA, Zee news, Managing Editor, Rahul Sinha decorded how Zee News Campaign Wins and resultant to cancel India-Pakistan Clash. Watch Today's Full Episode ट्रेन ब्लास्ट के सभी आरोपी..अब 'ईद' मनाएंगे! पाकिस्तानी क्रिकेट का 'मुनीर'..बौखला गया है! 'राज ठाकरे ब्रिगेड' को महिला ने खामोश कर दिया! देखिए DNA LIVE @RahulSinhaTV के साथ#DNA #DNAWithRahulSinha #LocalTrainBlast #WCL #ShahidAfridi #ZeeLive — Zee News (@ZeeNews) July 21, 2025 The campaign gained nationwide support, leading to the cancellation of the match. This has caused visible frustration in former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi, who is now resorting to derogatory remarks against Indian players. His anger surfaced after Indian cricket legends refused to participate in the match, respecting the emotions of the nation. Afridi, who once led rallies in support of terrorists and against India's Operation Sindoor, is now trying to cover his frustration with sugary words like 'friendship' and 'sportsmanship.' But his intentions are under question. DNA previously exposed Afridi's dual face, warning that such personalities use sports as a tool to push propaganda and insult India. Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan, who pulled out of the match, posted on social media stating 'Nation First,' a sentiment that clearly hit Afridi hard. Dhawan has earlier responded strongly to Afridi's anti-India stance, especially after the Pahalgam terror attack, reminding him of India's victory in Kargil and asking him to focus on Pakistan's development.
India.com
2 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
Why WCL Match Against Pakistan Highlights Indian Stars Hypocrisy On Terrorism- DNA Explained
A national wide debate has erupted as India prepares to face Pakistan in the WCL match scheduled for Sunday night in Birmingham, UK. The outrage comes just 88 days after the brutal Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, in which 26 Hindu pilgrims were killed after being asked their religion. The mood across India is one of anger and disbelief as citizens question the decision of former Indian cricket stars to play against a country that continues to shelter and promote terrorism. Many Indians, including retired army officers, political leaders, religious heads, and the general public, have voiced strong opposition to the match. The core argument: how can Indian players share the field with Pakistani cricketers while Pakistan celebrates Kashmir Solidarity Day and continues to provoke India diplomatically and through terror networks? In today's DNA, Zee news Managing editor, Rahul Sinha explained why WCL match against Pakistan highlights Indian stars hypocrisy. Watch Today's DNA Full Episode: PAK खिलाड़ी..मैच से पहले भारत को कैसे चिढ़ा रहे? मुंबई का भिंडी बाजार..मराठी पर ठाकरे को 'ललकार'! शादीशुदा जोड़ों के बढ़ते मोटापे का DNA टेस्ट देखिए #DNA LIVE Rahul Sinha के साथ#ZeeLive #DNAWithRahulSinha #PahalgamYaPakistan @RahulSinhaTV — Zee News (ZeeNews) July 19, 2025 Shahid Afridi, who has openly made anti-India statements and participated in rallies against the Indian Army, has been featured in promotional videos showing him preparing to play against India despite not participating in Pakistan's previous matches. This has been seen as a deliberate provocation, especially since Afridi's brother, a former terrorist commander, was killed by Indian forces in 2003. Concerns have also been raised about the financial implications of such matches. Critics argue that participating in this match could inadvertently channel funds to anti-India elements, especially when players like Afridi and Shoaib Malik, who openly support the Pakistani army, are involved. Amid this backlash, Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi tweeted, 'Absolutely shameless! Hello GoI, what happened to no engagement with Pakistan? We dont have the Pahalgam terrorists yet but here we have an Indian side desperate to resume cricket matches with Pakistan. If nothing else atleast think of those families who lost their loved one in the terror attack. Hello BCCI, ICC - the blood money you'll seek shows your moral bankruptcy." Calls have been made for EaseMyTrip, the league's sponsor, to withdraw support from the Pakistan team entirely. The company had earlier boycotted the Maldives over anti-India comments, raising questions about consistency in its nationalistic stance. As of now, the match remains scheduled. But the pressure on players and organisers continues to mount, with the nation's conscience calling on them to reconsider what truly makes someone a 'legend.'
India.com
3 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
Agni, Prithvi, Akash: India Readies For Strike Before Enemies Blink, Flexes Deterrent Muscle In Larger Doctrine Shift
India recently sent a strong message to its adversaries. In just 24 hours, the country tested three major missile systems, sparking alarm across rival nations like Pakistan and China, especially after witnessing India's might during Operation Sindoor. The tests weren't just routine drills — they were strategic, timed, and loaded with purpose. So, why is India suddenly conducting these high-profile missile trials? What message lies behind this missile blitz? And why might even global powers like the U.S. and Russia have reason to take notice? In today's DNA, DNA, Rahul Sinha, Managing Editor, of Zee News, analysed how India is flexing its deterrent muscle on the regional chessboard. Three Missiles, One Message: India Is Ready The names themselves — Agni (fire), Prithvi (earth), Akash (sky) — reflect the ancient Indian philosophy of using elemental force in warfare. These missiles are not only the backbone of India's defense but are now more battle-ready than ever. Just yesterday, India tested the Akash air defense system. Soon after, under the Strategic Forces Command, it launched Agni-1 and Prithvi-2 missiles — both capable of delivering nuclear warheads. This wasn't merely a technical check. These were combat-readiness drills, simulating real wartime missile launches, including secure communication of nuclear strike orders. #DNAWithRahulSinha | पृथ्वी, अग्नि, आकाश..दुश्मन का सर्वनाश! 24 घंटे से भारत..लगातार मिसाइल परीक्षण क्यों कर रहा?#DNA #IndianArmy #Defence #Missile #Agni1 @RahulSinhaTV — Zee News (@ZeeNews) July 18, 2025 Missile Details: What Was Tested and Why It Matters Prithvi-2 Tactical Nuclear Missile * Range: 350 km * Payload: 500–1000 kg (conventional or 15-kiloton nuclear warhead) * Tactical Use: Can strike enemy army bases near borders like Lahore, Bahawalpur, or Tibetan airbases * Flight Path: Low trajectory — evades enemy radar Agni-1 Intermediate-Range Strategic Missile * Range: 700–900 km * Payload: Up to 1000 kg conventional or 100 kiloton nuclear warhead * Speed: Reenters Earth's atmosphere at Mach 7 (7x speed of sound), making interception nearly impossible * Targets: Deep inside enemy territory — Islamabad (350 km) or Karachi (800 km) * Mobility: Road-mobile launchers — highly mobile, hard to detect, fast to deploy These back-to-back launches highlight India's second-strike capability — even if attacked first, India can retaliate without delay. Hidden Message Behind the Tests * India's nuclear deterrent is fully operational and tested for real-world conditions. * Missiles are dual-capable: conventional and nuclear payloads * Rapid successive launches show India's capacity to respond with force before enemy countermeasures India's Ultimate Weapon: Hypersonic Missile That Even the U.S. & Russia Can't Stop While Agni and Prithvi make headlines, there's another game-changing missile under development — part of DRDO's 'Project Vishnu': Extended-Trajectory Long-Duration Hypersonic Cruise Missile * Speed: Mach 8–10 (11,000–12,000 km/h) * Range: 1500–2000 km * Payload: Up to 2000 kg (including nuclear warheads) * Engine: Scramjet — pulls oxygen from air, keeps missile light and fast * Can Be Launched From: Land, air, or sea * Stealth: Flies low, changes direction mid-flight, impossible to intercept * Tested Successfully: DRDO has completed a 1000-second trial * Undefendable: Neither U.S. THAAD nor Russia's S-500 can stop it * This makes it potentially more advanced than BrahMos, and three times faster. Once launched, enemy airbases, naval fleets, or command centers would have no escape. Why the World Is Watching India's message is clear: Its nuclear arsenal is secure, tested, and mobile. With Pakistan and China within striking distance — and even global powers taking notice — this 24-hour missile spree is more than routine. It's a demonstration of deterrence, dominance, and preparedness. And with hypersonic tech in the pipeline, India is not just keeping up — it's racing ahead.
India.com
4 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
Sushasan Ka Encounter: DNA Analysis Of Bihars Deteriorating Law And Order Situation
New Delhi: When criminals start walking into hospitals with guns, and walk out after committing murder, not hiding their faces, not rushing their escape, it's no longer just a law and order issue. It becomes a frontal assault on the very idea of governance. In today's DNA, Rahul Sinha, Managing Editor of Zee News, analysed how "good governance is lying in the ICU" in Bihar, after yet another chilling murder rocked the state capital. The incident in question took place not on the streets but inside the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Patna's prestigious Paras Hospital. In a brazen act that exposed the collapse of law and order, five armed shooters stormed into the ICU and gunned down a man in cold blood. The victim, Chandan Mishra, was a known history-sheeter. The attackers not only fired multiple shots inside a high-security hospital but also walked out casually, unfazed, as if they had no fear of the police or consequences. #ZeeLive #ZeeNews #DNAWithRahulSinha @RahulSinhaTV — Zee News (@ZeeNews) July 17, 2025 The murder, which took place in broad daylight, has raised serious questions about the state of policing in Bihar, a state already battling headlines over rising crime. Ironically, just hours before this crime, Bihar ADG Kundan Krishnan made a controversial statement blaming the spike in criminal activities on 'free farmers' during off-season months. He suggested that between April and June, when agricultural work is minimal, crime in Bihar increases, an explanation now facing ridicule from opposition leaders and citizens alike. Reacting sharply, Tejashwi Yadav mocked the logic behind the police officer's theory, while Bihar's Deputy CM Vijay Sinha gave the usual assurance, 'criminals will be caught.' But the core question remains: If criminals can openly commit murder inside a VIP hospital in the heart of the capital, and walk away freely, who is really in control? The Zee News team visited several locations across Patna to observe the alertness of the police, only to find constables lounging in towels and vests, far from battle-ready. If this is the level of alertness in Patna, one wonders what the situation is in smaller towns and villages. The family of Chandan Mishra has already named one of the shooters, Tausif Badshah, and claims to recognize the others as well. Yet, as of now, there have been no arrests, and fear among common citizens is growing. So today, the bigger question DNA raises is this: Are fearless criminals now writing the rulebook in Bihar? Is the Bihar Police being challenged right under its nose, and if yes, why is there such little urgency in the system?
News18
4 days ago
- General
- News18
Meet Rahul Sinha: Scored 52% In Class 10, Failed IIT Entrance Test Thrice, Yet Now An SDM
1/5 Rahul Sinha had scored only 52% marks in his 10th board exams. People used to taunt him, but he turned his weaknesses into strengths. Today, he has authored books on how students can become SDMs, which are also going viral. Sinha tried three times for admission to IIT but failed each time. Still, he did not lose courage and kept moving forward. He worked hard for over 12 years before passing the BPSC exam. Lakhs of youths watch his videos daily. 3/5 Today, Sinha is working as an SDM in the Bihar Administrative Service in Sheikhpura district of Bihar. The person who once considered himself a failure is now an inspiration for lakhs. Many videos of his struggle and success story have gone viral on social media, watched by more than 2 crore people so far.
