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India Edges England in T20 WC Semi; Memes Erupt

India Edges England in T20 WC Semi; Memes Erupt
Posted by: Aarav Chakraborty in: Sports
19 Jun | 17:38 PM | 0

India beats England by 7 runs in T20 WC 2026 semi-final. Sanju Samson scores 89, Jasprit Bumrah shines. Social media erupts with memes honoring Jacob Bethell's century.

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Which motorcycle is the most accident-prone in India?
Which motorcycle is the most accident-prone in India?

This article discusses the most accident-prone motorcycles in India. According to a study conducted by the National Crime Records Bureau, the Royal Enfield Bullet is the most accident-prone motorcycle in India, accounting for over 18% of all motorcycle-related accidents. The Honda Activa and Bajaj Pulsar are the second and third most accident-prone motorcycles, respectively. The study also notes that the majority of these accidents are caused by careless driving, followed by speeding and drunken driving. Furthermore, the study states that male riders are more likely to be involved in a motorcycle accident than female riders. These findings suggest that more effort needs to be invested in motorcycle safety awareness and training.

Published ON: 8 Feb
Political dynasty biggest enemy of democracy: PM Modi?
Political dynasty biggest enemy of democracy: PM Modi?

Political dynasty is a system that allows a family's influence to dominate politics in a region. In India, this is seen in many states where family members succeed each other in electoral power. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been vocal about his opposition to political dynasties, claiming them to be the biggest enemy of democracy. He believes the system curtails the emergence of new leaders and causes stagnation in the political landscape. He has called for a society that is based on meritocracy, rather than favouritism, and has tried to promote people from humble backgrounds as a part of his efforts to reduce the prevalence of political dynasties in India.

Published ON: 31 Jan