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Rubin Hermann South Africa’s young wicketkeeper-batter making waves (and why India’s cricket followers should take notice)

Rubin Andrew Hermann (born 26 January 1997) is a left-handed wicketkeeper-batter from Pretoria who has risen steadily through South Africa’s domestic system to the fringes of international cricket. A prolific performer in South Africa’s domestic white-ball competitions and a stand-out in the SA20 franchise league, Hermann earned his maiden T20I call-up for South Africa in…

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Pluribus: A Milestone in AI and Game Theory What India Should Know

In a landmark achievement for artificial intelligence (AI) and game-theory research, Pluribus became the first AI system to defeat top professional human players in six-player no-limit Texas Hold’em poker. Developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Facebook AI Research (now Meta AI), the feat was documented in 2019 and published in the journal Science….

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Left-handed batter Mark Chapman has emerged as a noteworthy figure in international cricket .

Early life and cricketing roots Transition to New Zealand and international milestones Significance and impact Challenges and what to watch Quick Facts Mark Chapman is a compelling figure in modern cricket: a blend of heritage, adaptability and performance. For the Indian audience, his story offers insight into how cricket’s talent pool is increasingly globalised and…

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India’s largest public-sector bank, State Bank of India (SBI), has officially published the results of its recruitment vember 2025.

What the result covers How candidates can check their result Significance & impact Important notes for candidates Looking ahead Recruitment results such as this set the stage for the next phase — the Mains examination. For SBI and its thousands of applicants, the efficiency of the recruitment process, timely announcements and smooth conduct of subsequent…

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Guru Nanak Jayanti on 5 November 2025: what the holiday means, who gets the day off and how it affects services

India observes Guru Nanak Jayanti (Gurpurab) on Wednesday, 5 November 2025, when Sikhs mark the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism. This year the festival also coincides with the lunar full-moon (Kartik Purnima) timing used in the Sikh calendar, making it a major religious day for millions across the country….

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Understanding RTI: India’s Right to Information Act and Its Lasting Impact on Transparency and Democracy

The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, remains one of India’s most powerful tools for ensuring transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in governance. Nearly two decades since its enactment, RTI continues to empower ordinary citizens to question public authorities, access government data, and expose corruption — making it a cornerstone of India’s democratic framework. What…

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Salman Mirza — Emerging Pakistan Left-Arm Pacer Makes Impact; What Indian Cricket Fans Should Note

In the ongoing T20I series between Pakistan cricket team and South Africa national cricket team, Pakistani left-arm fast-bowler Salman Mirza grabbed headlines with a composed and impactful bowling performance, announcing himself on the international stage. While not directly part of Indian cricket, Mirza’s rise is relevant for Indian audiences as it highlights evolving opposition bowling…

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Income Tax Audit Report Due Date: What Indian Businesses & Professionals Must Know

As the tax compliance season advances, businesses, professionals and Chartered Accountants across India are focusing on a critical deadline: the due date for filing the tax-audit report under Income‑tax Act, 1961 (in particular, section 44AB). Understanding who it applies to, what the deadlines are, and what penalties await non-compliance is essential for corporate and professional…

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Hyderabad’s Sadar Festival: the buffalo carnival that keeps tradition alive in the city

Every year, two days after Diwali, parts of Hyderabad erupt in a spectacle of colour, music and pageantry as the Yadava community celebrates Sadar (also called Dunnapothula Panduga) — a buffalo carnival that honours cattle, community identity and rural traditions inside the urban sprawl. In 2025 the festival again drew large crowds to traditional hubs…

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