Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh has launched a scathing rebuttal against commentator Sanjay Manjrekar, who claimed Virat Kohli chose the “easiest format” by sticking to ODIs. Calling the remark “ill-informed and disrespectful,” Harbhajan defended Kohli’s legacy, emphasizing that scoring runs—especially consistently—is never easy in any format of the game.
In a raw and eye-opening exclusive, American actor Alexx O’Nell—after nearly 20 years in Indian cinema—pulls back the curtain on Bollywood’s unspoken rules: where silence is rewarded, honesty is punished, and being “easy to work with” matters more than integrity.
Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has launched a scathing critique of England’s ‘Bazball’ revolution, labeling the team ‘paper tigers’ following their 4-1 Ashes defeat in Australia. With the once-celebrated aggressive approach now seemingly exposed on challenging pitches, is it time to rethink the entire philosophy—or was this just a bad tour?
A viral video by a Canadian content creator living in India has ignited a national conversation about self-worth, urging Indians to drop foreign nicknames like ‘India’s Silicon Valley’ and embrace the true, unmatched identity of their own cities.
Former Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has launched a scathing attack on the International Cricket Council, declaring its existence “unnecessary” amid growing concerns over BCCI’s overwhelming influence. Citing India’s refusal to tour Pakistan and the ICC’s silence, Ajmal argues that the global body has lost all credibility—and that many nations agree but stay silent out of fear.
From courtrooms to dinner tables, the question ‘Why did she go there?’ persists—placing the impossible burden of safety on women while excusing male violence. It’s time to dismantle this toxic mindset once and for all.