For a few days, it was just noise. It was a statement that was once made and then there was silence all over. Everyone kept asking the same thing in different ways. Whether India would play against Pakistan was more than just a question. Now it is clear that the play will happen on February 15. Pakistan Takes a U-Turn, Agrees to Play India on February 15 How It Played Out At first, Pakistan hesitated. Nothing was said directly, but the hesitation was obvious. Reasons were hin

If you grew up watching cricket, you already know the feeling of an India-Pakistan match. That small knot in the stomach when you hear India vs Pakistan might not happen. Pakistan has reportedly said it won’t play a match against India, and just like that, cricket fans across both countries are back in the familiar territory of confusion, frustration, and a quiet sense of disappointment because this isn’t just about a match. It never really is. Will PCB Face an ICC Ban? More

Some matches end with noise. Arguments. Blame games. This one didn’t. India’s T20 loss to New Zealand on January 28 ended in silence. The kind where the TV keeps running, but nobody’s really watching anymore. New Zealand clinched their first victory of the series by 50 runs The Match Never Fully Opened Up From the start, the game felt tight. Runs were coming, but never freely. Boundaries felt like effort. Everything felt like work. There were moments when it looked like India

Every Indian will feel pride with this news. “Desh ki Beti” is here to make us breathe with pride. Not the tanks. Not the flypast, but a 26 year old, standing tall, about to lead the parade with calm confidence. Woman in ceremonial uniform marching ahead of the Republic Day contingent, tricolor in the background, confident expression, spectators lining Rajpath. “Desh ki Beti” Simran Bala Leading India’s Republic Day Parade Republic Day Parade This year’s Republic Day Parade w