One of the most controversial cases of Indian history, the Ayodhya Ram temple has taken some strange turns. Following the Supreme Court’s refusal to fast-track the hearing on Ayodhya suit, all the political organisations can be seen hurling mud over each other. It seems like this controversy has shown what a pit Indian politics is. 

Have a look: 

Gautam Gambhir, who was the star opener of the Indian cricket team, suddenly announced his sudden retirement from all forms of cricket on Tuesday.

Gambhir, while announcing his retirement on social media, expressed his satisfaction with the 15-year-old cricketing career and said that earlier he was writing the story of his success, but now the ink is over. So it’s time to take retirement. 

Our generation has seen Virat Kohli as the angry young man on the field, but the foundation of this template was laid by Gautam Gambhir. Though he did not garner a lot of limelight, he is one of the mainstays of the Indian team in the past and was a sheer match-winner, who performed well in the big games.

Here are a few highlights from his career as a cricketer:

Gautam Gambhir, who was the star opener of the Indian cricket team, suddenly announced his sudden retirement from all forms of cricket on Tuesday.

Gambhir, while announcing his retirement on social media, expressed his satisfaction with the 15-year-old cricketing career and said that earlier he was writing the story of his success, but now the ink is over. So it’s time to take retirement. 

Our generation has seen Virat Kohli as the angry young man on the field, but the foundation of this template was laid by Gautam Gambhir. Though he did not garner a lot of limelight, he is one of the mainstays of the Indian team in the past and was a sheer match-winner, who performed well in the big games.

Here are a few highlights from his career as a cricketer:

As the year begins, hardcore romantic couples start planning their Valentine’s Day, while the others are divided into these varied sections.

One section is busy setting themselves the target of finding a girlfriend or boyfriend, so they don’t have to spend this year’s Valentine’s Day alone.

There is a group of people who have been in a relationship for long that none of this matters anymore.

Then there are the new-in-love couples who are still figuring their feelings out, wondering if they should actually plan something or not.

And, then, of course, there is the club of singles who throughout Valentine’s Week tradition are putting up posts on social media about how crappy this whole trend is!

Re-reading these lines to figure out which category you fit in? Well, maybe reading further would change your mind altogether.

But first, what according to you is love?

While to a three-year-old kid, parents signify love, to a 25-year-old, love is spending time with his or her partner. And to the people who have been single all their life, they seem to be missing out on something really important in life.

All of this hullabaloo around the whole feeling of love makes it sound like water on Mars, that scientists are trying really hard to find. While it is very easy to get caught up in this search for love, it is really important to strengthen the relationship you have with the most important person in your life. That is YOU, yes, YOU!

This Valentine’s Day we bring you simple tricks to add some tadka to a relationship that you have not been paying any heed to. Here’s how:

After 11 years, India beat Australia in Australia and instead of rejoicing the win, people all over the social media went gaga over Ravi Shastri’s statement. 

While expressing his nervousness built during the last moments of the match to broadcasters, Shastri said, “I just said in Hindi Just a little while ago ‘bilkul chhorenge nahi’ lekin thori der k liye waha par g*** muh me tha.”

While some people criticised him, most of them had a good laugh over it. 

Here is what people on twitter tweeted right after his funny statement- 

“You think you can take John Wick? You have got a nasty surprise coming,” the Bowery King speaks for all of us. Love and its eventual loss can turn tables for good or for worse. And John Wick has ensured that karma feeds – all of those who did him and his loved ones wrong – well and full. How? “Guns, lots of guns.”

But it’s more than a fight. It’s more than revenge. The man’s story encompasses everything from passion, hurt, fear, and existential struggle to chase, chaos, and stakes and Parabellum. Having lost his wife and dog, having become the legendary hitman, having witnessed the darker side of himself through the massic conflict with the High Table, and having been stuck with a $14 million bounty on his head, it seems that John Wick is now more in danger than ever before.

Changes call for innovation. And innovation leads to progress. But how does it take the form of a larger-than-life solution that can globally aid millions?

The best innovation comes from the minds that think on a spectacular level with a niche idea as the crux. Ask the greatest, and they will tell you that any innovation’s drive is the need to reach out to a huge population while ensuring the development of humanity. All of these result from the idea of interconnectivity in the world!

From the innovation of fire to that of the Printing Press and the World Wide Web,  all of it has been put to use because of the rising need of connectivity.

So this is how the idea of an interconnected world is making its way into our routines for good:

In 2012, during the Tri-series in Australia, then captain MS Dhoni declared that he couldn’t include all Gautam Gambhir, Sachin Tendulkar and Virendra Sehwag, together as he was gearing up for the 2015 World Cup. It was a massive shock for all three of them. 

It isn’t me saying this, but Gautam Gambhir himself.

Yes, one of the most controversial things trending these days is Gautam Gambhir’s statements criticising MS Dhoni for his decision in 2012. Though Gambhir added that he has no personal issues with Dhoni, his remarks showed how shocked he was with Dhoni’s decision.

Would you believe me if I say that the metro that carries 9 lakh passengers every day faced a technical glitch, that too for the second time? 

Well, Delhi Metro’s Blue Line failure on Thursday morning left a lot of people angry, when due to a snag the Operations Control Centre (OCC) lost contact with the trains along the 50-km corridor. 

What is OCC? The OCC is the metro’s centralised control room which monitors the trains and controls them on a real-time basis. Twitter was flooded with complaints against the metro service. 

Gully Boy – solace for the stags and solace for the couples – a movie release that was well timed with the celebratory Valentine’s Day and one that did make my V-Day evening nice despite my current long-distance relationship status!

Gully Boy is a movie that talks so much in such little time. Delving into the lives of Murad, Safeena and their friends and families, the movie addresses the storm, chaos, internal struggles, fight for dignity of life and work, the choices one makes, and addresses dreams-versus-reality issue very well. It drives home the averaging effect of life – that every life is a struggle, be it the one that seemingly glitters or the one that seemingly seems challenging.