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Winter Dishwashing Tips: Wash Utensils Comfortably Without A Geyser In Cold Weather
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Winter Dishwashing Tips: Wash Utensils Comfortably Without A Geyser In Cold Weather

When winter arrives, even the simplest daily chores start feeling like a challenge, especially washing utensils in icy water. The moment cold water touches your hands, it feels like a shockwave, leaving your fingers numb, stiff and irritated within minutes. Not every home has a geyser, and installing one isn’t always practical. Thankfully, with a few clever and affordable tricks, you can wash your dishes comfortably, protect your hands from the cold, and make winter kitchen duties far more bearable. Here’s how. ALSO READ: Chilling 2026 Warning: Psychic Who ‘Predicted Covid’ And Baba Vanga Make The Same Shocking Prediction For This Year Wear Dishwashing Gloves: Your Winter Lifesave (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI)   The easiest and most effective solution for winter dishwashing is wearing proper dishwashing gloves. Thick rubber or silicone gloves prevent your skin from coming into direct contact with freezing water, keeping your hands warm and comfortable throughout the task. They also protect against dryness, irritation and detergent damage, which becomes worse in cold weather. Modern winter gloves now come with inner cotton or fleece lining, providing extra insulation against the cold. With gloves on, you can wash utensils for longer without discomfort, and your skin stays soft and irritation-free. They also protect you from germs and harsh chemicals, making them a must-have winter kitchen essential. Where To Buy The Right Gloves Dishwashing gloves are widely available at local grocery shops, supermarkets and hardware stores. Online shopping platforms also offer a variety of options, allowing you to choose the perfect size, thickness and lining according to your needs and budget. Always select the correct size so your grip remains strong and utensils don’t slip while washing. Once purchased, a good-quality pair of gloves can last for weeks, making winter dishwashing significantly easier and more pleasant. Why This Simple Trick Works So Well (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Cold water constricts blood vessels, reducing circulation in your fingers and causing numbness and pain. Gloves create a protective barrier that preserves warmth and prevents direct exposure, keeping your hands comfortable and functional. This simple habit transforms one of winter’s most dreaded chores into a manageable and even relaxing routine.

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RCA Requests BCCI To Keep Jaipur As Rajasthan Royals’ Home Venue: Report
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RCA Requests BCCI To Keep Jaipur As Rajasthan Royals’ Home Venue: Report

The Sawai Man Singh Stadium in Jaipur has always been the home of the Rajasthan Royals (RR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), but it might not be in the competition's upcoming edition. Reports had emerged of late that suggest the inaugural champions could be interested in moving down south to the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) Stadium in Pune.  While nothing has been said on this officially, the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) is reportedly making moves to keep things as they are ahead of IPL 2026.  RCA Want RR At Sawai Man Singh Stadium In IPL 2026 According to a report by Cricbuzz, the RCA has approached the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to keep Jaipur's Sawai Man Singh Stadium as RR's home venue in IPL 2026, stating the following in an extensive letter: "We respectfully request the BCCI to allocate the home matches of the Rajasthan Royals to the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur, for the forthcoming IPL season. The RCA assures its complete cooperation and proactive engagement to ensure the smooth, secure, and successful conduct of IPL 2026 in Jaipur." With only a few months left in the commencement of IPL 2026, fans should likely not have to wait too long to learn about where RR will be playing their home games. Rajasthan Royals IPL 2026 Squad RR's squad has gone through a bit of an overhaul ahead of IPL 2026 with captain Sanju Samson being traded to the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in exchang for Sam Curran and Ravindra Jadeja (who was a part of the franchise in 2008 and 2009). Here's a look at their complete squad following the recent Mini Auction: Sam Curran, Ravi Bishnoi, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Jofra Archer, Dhruv Jurel, Shimron Hetmyer, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Adam Milne, Sandeep Sharma, Riyan Parag, Kwena Maphaka, Nandre Burger, Ravindra Jadeja, Donovan Ferreira, Yash Raj Punja, Vignesh Puthur, Kuldeep Sen, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Tushar Deshpande, Sushant Mishra, Shubham Dubey, Ravi Singh, Yudhvir Charak, Aman Rao, Brijesh Sharma Also Check: IPL Broadcast Banned In Bangladesh After Mustafizur Rahman-KKR Controversy

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ABP Live Budget Traveller | Explore Prayagraj During Magh Mela 2026 Under ₹8,000
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ABP Live Budget Traveller | Explore Prayagraj During Magh Mela 2026 Under ₹8,000

The Magh Mela 2026 in Prayagraj is one of India's most soulful spiritual gatherings. Drawing millions of seekers and travellers during January–February, this festival of faith at the sacred Triveni Sangam is packed with rituals, river dips, local experiences, and iconic ghats that encapsulate India’s heritage. With careful planning, smart budgeting, and a passion for local flavours, you can explore Prayagraj and soak in the mela atmosphere in just ₹8,000 or less over three unforgettable days. From budget stays and cheap eats to must‑see ghats and cultural stops, here’s your fun, wallet‑friendly travel guide to Magh Mela 2026. ALSO READ: ABP Live Budget Traveller: How To Explore Rishikesh Under ₹6,000 – A Soulful Himalayan Escape Day 1: Arrival And Starter Of The Spiritual Vibes (Image Source: PTI) Begin your Prayagraj adventure at the historic Triveni Sangam on the very first morning of your Magh Mela trip. The early hours are ideal for soaking in the serene atmosphere of the sandy ghats and taking your inaugural holy dip, a ritual steeped in centuries of tradition that gives the festival its spiritual essence. For accommodations that won’t strain your wallet, Hotel Relax Inn offers rooms starting at approximately ₹1,000, perfect for travellers looking for simplicity and comfort. If you prefer a touch of heritage charm, The British Kothi, with rates beginning around ₹2,030, is an excellent option. All the budget-conscious visitors can opt for dharamshalas or guesthouses near Civil Lines or close to the mela grounds, with prices ranging from ₹500 to ₹2,000 per night when booked in advance. Later in the day, enjoy a boat ride on the Sangam for a closer look at the sacred rivers. Shared rowboats typically cost between ₹50 and ₹150 per person, providing a peaceful and inexpensive perspective of this spiritual confluence. As evening descends, witness the aarti and lamp-lighting ceremonies at the ghats, a soul-stirring experience that perfectly concludes your first day before returning to your budget accommodation for a restful night under ₹2,000. Day 2: Local Heritage, Parks, And Foodie Pleasures On A Shoestring (Image Source: Twitter/@CliosChronicles) Once you’ve felt the spiritual pulse at the ghats, Day 2 is all about diving deeper into Prayagraj’s rich cultural mix, without diverting from your budget. Start with a budget‑friendly walk or short e‑rickshaw ride to Chandra Shekhar Azad Park, one of northern India’s largest urban green spaces. Here you can wander lush lawns, historic pathways, and scenic corners perfect for a picnic breakfast or chai, all essentially free and refreshing. Just adjacent to the park lies the Allahabad Museum, where entry fees are modest and the historical collections including prehistoric art and archaeological marvels, give you a deeper sense of the city’s past. From there, set off on foot to the Prayagraj Clock Tower, an iconic heritage landmark that stands as a testament to the city’s colonial architecture and local stories. When it comes to meals, Prayagraj has several cafes catering to budget travellers. Tea Series Cafe in Mumfordganj is ideal for affordable chai and snacks, while Spicy Route Cafe near Fuwara Chauraha offers combo meals and value options. During the mela, don’t miss the langars or street food stalls, which offer free or donation-based meals, a perfect way to experience local flavours while keeping costs low. For a cultural palate, fetch street‑side kulfi or local sweets near Civil Lines which keep both hunger and expenses in check. As evening unfolds, return to the mela grounds to enjoy thematic stalls, cultural showcases, and interactive installations. Day 3: Ritual Immersion, Markets, And Farewell Souvenirs (Image Source: PTI) our final day blends strategic sightseeing with cultural immersion and smart spending. Head back to the ghats early for your final holy dip, taking part in the rhythmic vibe of sankalp chanting, bhajans, and river edge activities. Many pilgrims use this last day for reflection and photography, capturing sunrise hues against the sacred Sangam, an experience priceless in memory but light on your purse. For lunch and snacks, make the most of the diversity of local food stalls, where you can try simple thali meals or dosa plates for under ₹200. Wander the mela’s shopping lanes later in the afternoon, souvenirs like rudraksha beads, simple temple artefacts, postcards, and handcrafted bangles are available for negotiation prices that rarely exceed modest budgets if you bargain politely. As the sun dips, take a final stroll to Saraswati Ghat, a lesser‑known but mesmerising riverside spot where the evening lamp lighting and music vibe lends a peaceful close to your trip. Wrap up your journey by returning to your budget stay to collect bags, savor a last chai, and prepare for departure, knowing you experienced the spiritual essence, local ways, and cultural capital of Prayagraj in just ₹8,000 or less with memories that transcend costs. Budget Tips To Ensure You Stay Under ₹8,000: Prioritise dharamshalas or tent stays near the mela instead of hotels. Eat at langars and local food stalls to drastically reduce food expenses. Walk where possible; use shared autos and e‑rickshaws for longer distances. Book everything in advance, as prices spike close to the festival. With a spirit of adventure, a humble itinerary, and this fun‑filled travel plan, Magh Mela 2026 can be your budget dream come true, packed with spiritual moments, local flavours, historical gems, and authentic experiences that stay with you long after the trip ends.

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Dalal Streets Close Lower Amid Global Risks, Sensex Falls To 85,430, Nifty Tests 26,250
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Dalal Streets Close Lower Amid Global Risks, Sensex Falls To 85,430, Nifty Tests 26,250

The Indian benchmark indices closed lower on Monday evening as the Sensex declined over 320 points to settle above 85,430 and the Nifty fell more than 78 points to close above 26,250. In the 30-share BSE Sensex, the top gainers included stocks such as Bharat Electronics, Hindustan Unilever, Tata Steel, Ultra Cement and Axis Bank. Meanwhile, the laggards included stocks like Kotak Bank, IndiGo, BhartiAirtel, ITC and Mahindra and Mahindra. In the 50-share NSE Nifty50, the Nifty 100 declined 0.25 per cent and the Nifty Smallcap 100 gained 0.53 per cent as volatility remained high, backed by global tensions. Sectorally, the Nifty Realty index jumped 2.07 per cent and the Nifty IT index gained 1.43 per cent. Previously, during the morning session, the BSE Sensex rang the opening bell above 85,700, falling close to 50 points, while the NSE Nifty50 opened at 26,324, slipping merely 4 points.  Cautious Start as IT Weakness and Global Risks Weigh on Sentiment Equity markets opened the year on a guarded note, with early gains capped by weakness in IT stocks and rising global uncertainty. Investor caution stemmed largely from concerns over the implications of recent US military action in Venezuela, which has added to geopolitical unease at the start of the new calendar year. Analysts warned that escalating global tensions could have broader spillover effects on financial markets, tempering optimism despite improving domestic fundamentals. Geopolitical Flashpoints Cloud Global Outlook Market experts flagged multiple geopolitical risks that could influence sentiment in the near term. The US action in Venezuela is seen as a potential destabilising factor, while the Russia-Ukraine conflict shows no signs of easing. Rising protests in Iran, alongside threats of possible intervention by US President Donald Trump, have further complicated the global backdrop. There are also concerns that China could seek to leverage the current situation to advance its position on Taiwan. Analysts noted that one possible medium- to long-term positive for India from the Venezuelan crisis could be downward pressure on crude oil prices. Data, Global Cues and FII Moves to Drive Markets A packed macroeconomic calendar, global market signals and the trading behaviour of foreign investors are expected to guide equity market direction in the coming week, analysts said, as investors enter the new year with cautious optimism around domestic growth fundamentals. Strong and consistent buying by domestic institutional investors (DIIs) helped Indian equities extend gains last week, providing a buffer against mixed global cues, traders observed. Earnings Season and PMI Data in Focus The week ahead is expected to be data-heavy both domestically and globally, coinciding with the early phase of the quarterly earnings season. On the domestic front, investors will track the final readings of the HSBC Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) and the Composite PMI for fresh signals on business activity and employment trends. These indicators are likely to offer insights into the strength of India’s services-led growth momentum. “Globally, key US macroeconomic data and economic releases from China will be closely watched for signals on growth, demand and inflation trends,” said Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice-President (Research) at Religare Broking Ltd.

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Einstein was fascinated by this math problem because it had no solution
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Einstein was fascinated by this math problem because it had no solution

Albert Einstein encountered a curious math puzzle involving an old car on a hill. The problem, seemingly simple, highlighted how intuition can be misleading. It demonstrated that faster speeds do not always compensate for slower ones and that averages can obscure critical limitations. This thought experiment, shared through correspondence, underscored the importance of careful examination even of basic questions.

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Meet Basmati, Magh Mela 2026’s Viral Girl Everyone Is Comparing To Maha Kumbh's Monalisa
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Meet Basmati, Magh Mela 2026’s Viral Girl Everyone Is Comparing To Maha Kumbh's Monalisa

The Magh Mela 2026 in Prayagraj is already buzzing, not just for the spiritual fervour, but for a new viral sensation. Move over Monalisa, this year, Basmati is taking social media by storm. Her videos, capturing her charm and innocence, are spreading like wildfire, leaving netizens curious and captivated. ALSO READ: Pakistani Women Dance To Dhurandhar's Hit Track ‘Shararat’ Even After Film Ban | WATCH Who Is Basmati? Fans are eager to know who Basmati really is. She revealed that she came to take a holy dip at the Magh Mela, but ended up selling garlands and datun. “Amid all the cameras, questions, and attention from people, I’ve barely had time to earn anything,” said Basmati, in a viral video.  Every camera at the fair seems to be pointing at her. Visitors are flocking to catch a glimpse, making her one of the most talked-about personalities of the festival. Basmati vs Monalisa: The Viral Comparison महाकुंभ वायरल गर्ल मोनालिसा को टक्कर देने इस बार "बासमती" माघ मेले में पहुंची हैं।प्रयागराज के माघ मेले में दातुन बेचने वाली बासमती नाम की लड़की जा चुकी है।#MaghMela2026#Prayagraj #यूपी #Reels pic.twitter.com/HOBDDMpOch — Hari Narayan Tiwari (@HariNarayan151) January 3, 2026 The parallels are striking. Just like Monalisa during last year’s Mahakumbh Mela, Basmati has captured hearts with her kajal-lined eyes and charming smile. Social media is buzzing with comments calling her the “New Monalisa”, and fans are sharing clips of her every move. Where Is Mona Lisa Now?           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Sanoj Mishra (@sanojmishra) The viral sensation from Mahakumbh 2025, Monalisa, originally arrived at the fair to sell garlands. But fate had other plans. Her striking beauty quickly caught the eye of social media users, and she became an overnight sensation. Since then, Monalisa has stepped into the entertainment world. Director and writer Sanjay Mishra has signed her for his upcoming film, The Diary of Manipur. She has also featured in the music video “Saadgi”, alongside singer Utkarsh Singh, further solidifying her presence in the industry.

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ABP Live Tech How-To | BSNL’s VoWiFi Service Lets You Call Even Without Network: Here’s How To Enable It
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ABP Live Tech How-To | BSNL’s VoWiFi Service Lets You Call Even Without Network: Here’s How To Enable It

ABP Live Tech How-To: State-run telecom company BSNL has rolled out its Voice over Wi-Fi service across India. The announcement was made through the company’s social media handles. This new feature is meant for users who often face call drops or weak mobile signals. With VoWiFi, BSNL customers can make calls and send messages using a Wi-Fi network instead of depending only on mobile towers.  The service is especially helpful in homes, offices, basements, and remote areas where mobile coverage is poor or unstable. What BSNL VoWiFi Service Means For Users The BSNL VoWiFi service allows users to make and receive calls and SMS through a Wi-Fi connection. This means even if there is no mobile signal, users can stay connected as long as Wi-Fi is available.  The service works with BSNL Bharat Fibre broadband as well as other internet connections. Once enabled, supported smartphones can automatically switch between Wi-Fi and mobile networks during a call. This switching happens smoothly in the background, without interrupting the call or needing user action. One major advantage of this service is that users do not need to install any extra app. Calls continue through the phone’s regular dialer, and messages work through the usual messaging app.  From the user’s side, everything feels the same, except calls become more stable in low-signal areas. BSNL has also confirmed that VoWiFi comes at no extra cost. Calls made over Wi-Fi are charged exactly like normal voice calls under the existing plan. How To Enable BSNL VoWiFi Service On Your Phone To use the BSNL VoWiFi service, users need a compatible smartphone. The Wi-Fi calling option must be turned on from the phone’s settings. Depending on the phone brand, this option is usually found under network or call settings. Once switched on, the phone will automatically use Wi-Fi for calling whenever it is available. Not all phones support VoWiFi, and support can vary by model or software version. BSNL has advised users facing issues or confusion about compatibility to contact customer care or visit a nearby service centre.  This nationwide VoWiFi rollout is part of BSNL’s effort to improve call quality and make communication easier, especially for users in villages, remote locations, and indoor spaces with weak mobile coverage.

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Bangladesh Isn’t the First Asian Country To Ban IPL Telecast: Here’s Who Did It Before
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Bangladesh Isn’t the First Asian Country To Ban IPL Telecast: Here’s Who Did It Before

The Indian Premier League (IPL) is undoubtedly the biggest T20 franchise league in the world, let alone in Asia.  Having begun in 2008, the tournament has emerged into a juggernaut with established as well as upcoming cricket stars eager for a chance to compete.  However, there are certain countries in the continent that have banned IPL matches from being telecast, the latest of which was Bangladesh, who did so in reponse to their fast bowler, Mustafizur Rahman, being removed from Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)'s squad as per instructions from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Pakistan Has Also Banned IPL Telecast When the IPL began in 2008, top Pakistani players like Shoaib Akhtar, Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi, and more featured across various franchises. However, their participation was banned the following year in response to the 26/11 terrorist attacks in Mumbai.  The competition still continued being aired in the country for several years, until 2025, when Pakistan decided to halt telecast. Back in April 2025, Indian live streaming service Fancode stopped airing Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches after the horrific Pahalgam terror attack in India's Jammu & Kashmir. Social media profiles of notable Pakistani personalities were also restricted in the country, and Pakistan reacted to this by banning IPL telecast on their end. Bangladesh has now followed suit, albeit for a different reason. Mustafizur Rahman Removed From IPL 2026 KKR Media Advisory. 🔽 pic.twitter.com/ZUZB620Uv7 — KolkataKnightRiders (@KKRiders) January 3, 2026 KKR acquired Bangladeshi fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman during the IPL 2026 Mini Auction. Not even a month later, they removed him from their squad. The Bangladeshi government responded to this by banning IPL match telecast indefinitely in their country, stating that BCCI's decision to have the player removed had "aggrieved the people of Bangladesh" and that it lacked a rational reason. Check Out: IPL Broadcast Banned In Bangladesh After Mustafizur Rahman-KKR Controversy

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India’s Growth Momentum Builds: BofA Raises FY26 GDP Forecast To 7.6%
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India’s Growth Momentum Builds: BofA Raises FY26 GDP Forecast To 7.6%

As the Indian economy continues to grow over robust policy reforms and strong consumption, Bank of America (BofA) has raised the country’s GDP growth projection to 7.6 per cent for current fiscal (FY26), from its earlier estimate of 7 per cent. BofA has also upgraded its India GDP estimate for fiscal year 2027 to 6.8 per cent, compared to the previous estimate of 6.5 per cent for FY27. The global brokerage firm said in its latest note that India's incoming data “warrants a GDP forecast upgrade”, as it indicated broad-based improvements in the nation's economic activity towards the end of 2025. India’s growth outlook has already improved after the economy recorded a higher-than-expected 8.2 per cent growth in in the second quarter. This has led to an increase in the growth projections for 2025-26. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has raised its GDP growth forecast for the economy to 7.3 per cent. According to the BofA note, policy support is expected to be a big theme going forward, playing a major role in growth improvement. The economy has benefited constantly from a supportive monetary environment, with the Reserve Bank of India, under its Governor Sanjay Malhotra, issuing multiple rate cuts in 2025. This has helped the country sustain momentum alongside a broadly expansionary fiscal stance, the brokerage said in its note. The BofA note further stated that consumption and spending have picked up, alongside firmer investment data. High-frequency indicators such as fuel consumption, auto sales and credit growth have shown acceleration in November and December as well, thus reinforcing the decision to lift near-term forecast. The government is set to release the new GDP series along with a new inflation series. The revised national accounts framework will also include back-series data for 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25, enabling continuity and comparison. However, the government does not expect a significant change in India’s GDP growth estimates after the release of the revised national accounts series in February next year. (This report has been published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. Apart from the headline, no editing has been done in the copy by ABP Live.)

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IPL Broadcast Banned In Bangladesh After Mustafizur Rahman-KKR Controversy
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IPL Broadcast Banned In Bangladesh After Mustafizur Rahman-KKR Controversy

The Bangladesh Government has banned the telecast of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in the country after Mustafizur Rahman was removed from Kolkata Knight Riders' squad. The Bangladeshi fast bowler was acquired by the three-time champion franchise during the recent IPL 2026 Mini Auction for Rs 9.2 crores. The franchise recently released a statement, revealing that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the IPL had instructed them to let go of the player. India and Bangladesh's cricketing relations have soured in recent years due to political tensions. In 2025, the BCCI had put a planned white-ball series tour to the country on hold. Notably, the Bangladesh Cricket Board is now also looking to have its upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2026 matches be hosted outside of India (the co-hosts), refusing to travel there. Bangladesh Govt Issue Statement On IPL Ban Here's the statement issued by the government of Bangladesh over their decision to ban IPL telecast in the country: "In view of the subject, it is being informed that a directive from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has come to light regarding the exclusion of Bangladeshi star player Mr Mustafizur Rahman from the Kolkata Knight Riders team for the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, scheduled to be held from 26 March 2026. No rational reason for such a decision by the Indian Cricket Board is known, and such a decision has pained, saddened, and aggrieved the people of Bangladesh." "Under these circumstances, until further notice, a request is made as per instructions to stop the broadcast/telecast of all matches and programmes of the Indian Premier League (IPL)." "This order is issued with the approval of the proper authority and in the public interest." Mustafizur Rahman, prior to recent developments, had been a somewhat regular feature in the competition from Bangladesh, having last represented Delhi Capitals as a replacement entry in 2025.

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Pakistani Women Dance To Dhurandhar's Hit Track ‘Shararat’ Even After Film Ban | WATCH
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Pakistani Women Dance To Dhurandhar's Hit Track ‘Shararat’ Even After Film Ban | WATCH

The cultural link between India and Pakistan often becomes most visible through shared love for music and cinema. Recently, a lively celebration in Pakistan grabbed attention on social media after 2 women danced to the song Shararat from the film Dhurandhar. Wearing colourful traditional lehengas, the women performed with confidence, joy, and perfect timing. Their coordinated steps looked as polished as a professional film performance.  The viral video reminded viewers that even when political borders exist, music continues to emotionally connect people across South Asia. Pakistani Girls Dancing On ‘Shararat’ From Dhurandhar Bollywood music has long held a special place in Pakistani weddings and social events, and this performance reflected that reality clearly. The women dancing to Shararat were not simply following a popular song.  Dance on Dhurandhar Movie Song Shararat at Pakistani Wedding 😍 pic.twitter.com/Utn7kxOGo4 — Rosy (@rose_k01) January 4, 2026 They were celebrating a shared cultural rhythm that crosses borders naturally. Bollywood songs combine familiar language, expressive music, and lively beats, making them easy to connect with during celebrations. Many social media users pointed out how well-practised the routine was. The sharp movements and perfect coordination suggested hours of preparation. In wedding functions like Mehndi and Baraat, dance performances are taken seriously, and this group showed strong dedication.  Their performance highlighted how Indian film music continues to blend smoothly into Pakistani celebrations. It was less about nationality and more about shared emotions, expressions, and traditions that people from both countries instantly recognise and enjoy. When Ayesha’s Dance Made Headlines In 2023 This is not the first time a Pakistani woman has gone viral because of an Indian song. In 2023, social media was surprised by a young Pakistani girl named Ayesha after she posted a simple dance video on Lata Mangeshkar’s classic Mera Dil Yeh Pukare Aaja. Her graceful expressions and effortless moves quickly caught attention.  It was great to see that Pakistani girl Ayesha Mano at least got the freedom to dance at her wedding.Otherwise, these poor souls need a signed affidavit from the in-laws just to inhale some oxygen!!!!😹😂😂😂"Mera dil yeh pukaare aaja'" 🎶❤️ pic.twitter.com/p6LHYrF0mZ — sewon 💙 (@pr0_ride) October 30, 2025 The reel crossed 5.9 million views, and soon multiple edits of the video started circulating online. Some reports even claimed that her green kurta, worn in the viral clip, was being sold for Rs 3 lakh.  The moment showed once again how Indian music can unexpectedly turn everyday performers into internet sensations.

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