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4 days ago
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'WCL is not a like comparison': Emirates Cricket Board dismisses possibility of IND vs PAK Asia Cup match cancellation
With the Asia Cup 2025 approaching, Emirates Cricket Board COO has made a massive statement on the scheduled India vs Pakistan encounter. read more Paying heed to the obscurity related to whether Team India will compete against Pakistan in the forthcoming Asia Cup 2025 or not, the chief operating officer of the Emirates Cricket Board has made a major statement. India are scheduled to clash against arch-rivals Pakistan in the Group A encounter of the tournament on September 14, 2025, in Dubai. However, given the tense relations between the two nations lately, the match has garnered immense attention on social media, where fans have urged BCCI to call off the game against Pakistan, much like how the team of India Champions did when they were scheduled to face Pakistan Champions recently in the second season of the World Championship of Legends. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD What happened in WCL will not repeat in the Asia Cup Addressing the subject, Emirates Cricket Board COO Subhan Ahmed has conveyed that what transpired in the WCL is unlikely to happen in the Asia Cup. 'We can't make any guarantees, but comparing the Asia Cup against a private event like the WCL is not a like comparison," Subhan was quoted as saying by The National. He further stated that a high-end tournament like the Asia Cup progresses only after getting the nod from the governments of the nations participating in it. 'When decisions to play in the Asia Cup are taken, government permissions are taken in advance. That has definitely been done before arriving at the decision of announcing the schedule for the countries. So hopefully we won't be in a situation as there was at the WCL," he added. The Asia Cup 2025 will feature eight teams competing in the T20 format, with the top two teams from each group will advance to the Super Four stage. India and Pakistan are clubbed in the same group. Hence, at least one meeting is certain. Overall,India and Pakistan can face each other as many as three times if they qualify for the final.
India.com
5 days ago
- Sport
- India.com
India vs Pakistan: Asia Cup 2025 match will not be cancelled due to...
India vs Pakistan. (PIC - X) Indian men's cricket team will travel to the United Arab Emirates in September to play the 2025 Asia Cup. Indian men's cricket team will start their campaign on September 10 against the UAE in Dubai and then arch-rivals Pakistan in their second Group A match on Sunday, September 14 in the Asia Cup 2025. Where and when is India vs Pakistan? India's previous T20I match was played against Pakistan on June 9, 2024, at New York in the T20 World Cup 2024. The India-Pakistan game in Dubai on September 14 is also likely to go ahead as scheduled by the Asia Cup committee despite strained relations between the two countries. What do Indian fans want? The majority of Indian supporters believe that Men in Blue do not have to play against Pakistan and can just leave the game like India Champion players did in the recently concluded World Championship of Legends. Why India vs Pakistan will not be cancelled? But according to Subhan Ahmed, chief operating officer of Emirates Cricket Board, the same is not going to happen in the Asia Cup. 'We can't make any guarantees, but comparing the Asia Cup against a private event like the WCL is not a like comparison,' Subhan was quoted as saying by The National. 'When decisions to play in the Asia Cup are taken, government permissions are taken in advance. That has definitely been done before arriving at the decision of announcing the schedule for the countries. So hopefully we won't be in a situation as there was at the WCL,' he added. What's the Asia Cup 2025 schedule? DATE DAY GROUP TEAM 1 TEAM 2 VENUE September 9 Tuesday B Afghanistan Hong Kong Abu Dhabi September 10 Wednesday A India UAE Dubai September 11 Thursday B Bangladesh Hong Kong Abu Dhabi September 12 Friday A Pakistan Oman Dubai September 13 Saturday B Bangladesh Sri Lanka Abu Dhabi September 14 Sunday A India Pakistan Dubai September 15 Monday A UAE Oman Abu Dhabi September 15 Monday B Sri Lanka Hong Kong Dubai September 16 Tuesday B Bangladesh Afghanistan Abu Dhabi September 17 Wednesday A Pakistan UAE Dubai September 18 Thursday B Sri Lanka Afghanistan Abu Dhabi September 19 Friday A India Oman Abu Dhabi September 20 Saturday Super Fours B1 B2 Dubai September 21 Sunday Super Fours A1 A2 Dubai September 23 Tuesday Super Fours A2 B1 Abu Dhabi September 24 Wednesday Super Fours A1 B2 Dubai September 25 Thursday Super Fours A2 B2 Dubai September 26 Sunday Super Fours A1 B1 Dubai
News18
5 days ago
- Sport
- News18
India Vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 Match Won't Be Cancelled: Report
Last Updated: The high-voltage Asia Cup 2025 Group A match between India and Pakistan is scheduled to take place at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on September 14. The Indian men's cricket team will travel to the United Arab Emirates next month to take part in the 2025 edition of the Asia Cup. In the Asia Cup 2025, the Indian men's cricket team will open their campaign on September 10 in Dubai against the UAE and then take on arch-rivals Pakistan in their second Group A on Sunday, September 14. India last played a T20I match against Pakistan on June 9, 2024, in New York during the T20 World Cup 2024. The organisers of the Asia Cup are confident that the India-Pakistan match in Dubai on September 14 will go ahead despite tensions between the two countries. Many fans in India believe that Men in Blue should not play against Pakistan and instead opt out of the game like India Champions players did during the recently concluded World Championship of Legends. But according to Subhan Ahmed, who is the chief operating officer of the Emirates Cricket Board, the same situation is unlikely to occur in the Asia Cup. 'We can't make any guarantees, but comparing the Asia Cup against a private event like the WCL is not a like comparison," Subhan was quoted as saying by The National. 'When decisions to play in the Asia Cup are taken, government permissions are taken in advance. That has definitely been done before arriving at the decision of announcing the schedule for the countries. So hopefully we won't be in a situation as there was at the WCL," he added. In the Asia Cup 2025, India and Pakistan can face each other as many as three times if they qualify for the final. Asia Cup 2025 Schedule view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Hans India
25-07-2025
- Business
- Hans India
MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy Launches Rs 3 Crore Infrastructure Development at Gadwal Agricultural Market Yard
Gadwal: In a major infrastructure initiative aimed at improving facilities for farmers and laborers, MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy laid the foundation stone for the construction of CC (Cement Concrete) roads, a drainage system, and a compound wall at the Agricultural Market Yard in Gadwal district headquarters. The total estimated cost of the project is ₹3 crore. A special Bhoomi Puja (groundbreaking ceremony) was performed by the MLA to mark the commencement of these developmental works. Addressing the gathering, MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy emphasized the need to complete the CC roads, drainage system, and compound wall works promptly, so that the facilities can be made available to the public and farmers without delay. In a show of welfare commitment, the MLA also distributed clothes to porters, hamalis (laborers), and daily wage workers at the market yard. This distribution was conducted under the leadership of the Agricultural Market Yard Chairman and Vice Chairman. The event was attended by several prominent figures and local leaders, including: Subhan, Director of the erstwhile district Kurava Hanumanthu, Chairman of the Agricultural Market Committee Bhandari Bhaskar, Former ZP Chairman Gaddam Krishna Reddy and Ramesh Naidu, senior district leaders Srikant Reddy, Vice Chairman of the Agricultural Market Yard Vijay, Former Mandal Parishad President Babar, Former Municipal Vice Chairman Former councilors, Agricultural Market Yard Directors, party leaders, workers, and youth members The initiative marks a significant step in strengthening rural infrastructure and ensuring better working conditions for those involved in the agriculture sector. Local residents and farmers have welcomed the move and expressed hope for swift completion and implementation.
NDTV
07-07-2025
- NDTV
Dum Ke Roat Recipe: What Goes Into Making Hyderabad's Beloved Cookie
Hyderabad's food story is not all about biryani and haleem. The city's identity is also steeped in its bustling bakery culture. Trays of Osmania biscuits, cream buns, and airy sponge cakes beckon from glass counters and street-side stalls. From the Irani cafés of Abids and the suburban bakeries of Toli Chowki to the hip cafés in Hitech City, these spots have become everyday sanctuaries for tea drinkers and snack hunters. Each bite reflects a blend of Mughlai, Turkish, and Deccani influences that are stitched into the city's culinary fabric. At the heart of this legacy sits dum ke roat - a dense, saffron-kissed cookie that is baked low and slow. Once a sacred offering, it has now become an all-season favourite. Packed with khoya, ghee, semolina, and crushed dry fruits, the cookie is chewy, rich, and deeply nostalgic. Today, dum ke roat is more than just a sweet treat. It is a bakery-born icon, loved across homes, communities, and airport snack counters alike. Also Read: 7 Iconic Eateries In Hyderabad To Experience Old-World Charm History Of Dum Ke Roat: How Hyderabad's Traditional Cookie Became An Icon The origin of dum ke roat dates back to the early 1900s, when Mir Osman Ali Khan, the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad, is believed to have introduced the sweet as part of a religious gesture. During a city-wide procession, he distributed roats while praying for the well-being of his grandson. That moment sparked a tradition. Every year, households would prepare dough at home and take it to communal ovens for the slow-baking process. Though rooted in prayer, the cookie eventually made its way into homes and bakery counters. Its rich flavour and comforting texture slowly cemented its place as a permanent fixture in the Hyderabadi sweet scene. Where To Eat Dum Ke Roat In Hyderabad: Best Places To Try Dum Ke Roat In Hyderabad If one place defines dum ke roat, it is Subhan Bakery in Nampally. Opened in 1971 and now run by Syed Irfan, Subhan sticks to traditional methods. The cookie is still baked with pure ghee, freshly made khoya, saffron, and a generous mix of cashews and almonds. While demand surges during Muharram and Ramzan, Subhan keeps the ovens going year-round to serve loyal regulars. Also Read: 5 Iconic Bakeries You Must Try In Hyderabad Other legendary spots for dum ke roat include: 1. Pista House: Known for their haleem, their roat version is slightly firmer - perfect for shipping across cities and even abroad. 2. Karachi Bakery: Famous for their fruit biscuits, Karachi Bakery's roat holds its own, widely enjoyed across Hyderabad and beyond. 3. Niloufer Café and Nimrah Bakery: These popular chai stops offer roat that pairs perfectly with Irani chai. Think quiet comfort in every bite. 4. Bakewell Cake House: Located in Mehdipatnam, this bakery is known for its Gur Roat - a jaggery-based version laced with dry ginger that adds an earthy depth. Dum Ke Roat Recipe: Step-By-Step Guide To Hyderabad's Traditional Cookie Do not be fooled by its simplicity - baking dum ke roat is a test of patience and balance. The right technique and ingredients make all the difference. Ingredients: Sooji and maida or atta Khoya Pure ghee Sugar or jaggery powder Crushed almonds, cashews, pistachios Aromatics like cardamom, saffron, nutmeg Milk and a dash of rose or kewra water Method: Soak and grind dry fruits to a coarse paste Warm the khoya and mix with sooji and flour Gradually add ghee, sugar, and aromatics Gently knead the dough, let it rest, and shape into thick discs Bake the discs on dum for a caramelised top and soft centre This slow-baking technique gives dum ke roat its iconic texture - crisp at the edges and chewy inside. The richness of the ingredients ensures that every bite is layered and memorable. Also Read: You Must Not Leave Hyderabad Without Trying These 9 Street Foods! Why Dum Ke Roat Is A Must-Try Hyderabadi Cookie For Every Season Whether picked up from a bakery in Toli Chowki or packed into a flight snack box at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, dum ke roat is a flavour capsule of Hyderabad. It carries memories, rituals, and a certain emotional weight that only food rooted in tradition can. Next time you sip tea in the lanes of Abids or browse biscuit tins at Subhan, do not leave without tasting this quietly iconic cookie. Advertisement About Somdatta Saha Explorer- this is what Somdatta likes to call herself. Be it in terms of food, people or places, all she craves for is to know the unknown. A simple aglio olio pasta or daal-chawal and a good movie can make her day. For the latest food news, health tips and recipes, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and YouTube. Tags: Dum Ke Roat Recipe Hyderabadi Cookie Hyderabad Biscuit Culture Show full article Comments
