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After retiring from cricket, several Indian cricketers such as Navjot Singh Sidhu, Mohammad Azharuddin, Kirti Azad, Gautam Gambhir, and Chetan Chauhan transitioned into politics. They took on significant roles within different political parties and contributed to public service in various capacities. Their journeys highlight their adaptability and continued commitment to serving the nation.

Vinesh Phogat, a celebrated Indian wrestler turned politician, has an estimated net worth of ₹36.5 crore in 2024. Known for her achievements in the Asian and Commonwealth Games, she also earns through endorsements and a government salary. Despite setbacks, such as her 2024 Olympics disqualification, Vinesh remains an inspiration. Recently, she joined the indian national congress and is contesting in the Haryana Legislative Assembly election, marking her venture into politics beyond her sporting career.

Rahul Gandhi has donated his one-month salary of Rs 2.3 lakh to support relief and rehabilitation efforts for those affected by the Wayanad landslides. He urged fellow Indians to contribute through the 'Stand With Wayanad - INC' app. The Congress party plans to build 100 houses for victims of the July 30 landslides, which claimed over 200 lives.

Rahul Gandhi, Congress MP, stated that 90% of the population remains disconnected from the system despite having the necessary skills, stressing the importance of a caste census. He emphasized that this census could provide crucial data for informed policy decisions and ensure benefits reach those in need, particularly focusing on OBCs, Dalits, and workers in various sectors.

In his new book ‘Tilak’, author-journalist Vaibhav Purandare looks at how the legendary leader, dubbed as the ‘father of Indian unrest’, was not only a bugbear for the colonial rulers but also paved the way for many freedom fighters we celebrate today

India's Independence Day is marked by homage to those who sacrificed for freedom. This year, India celebrated its 78th Independence Day, reflecting on iconic moments like Nehru's 'Tryst with Destiny' speech, the formation of INC, Gandhi's return, the Simon Commission protest, the Quit India Movement, and the formation of India's first cabinet in 1947.

The Delhi high court addressed a defamation suit filed by Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati against Govindanand Saraswati. Justice Navin Chawla emphasised the importance of saints focusing on their conduct over legal battles. The suit was a response to allegations by Govindanand, labeling Avimukteshwaranand a 'fake baba' and accusing him of serious crimes. The court set the next hearing for August 29.

Actress-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut is currently navigating the complexities of her role as a Member of Parliament for Mandi constituency in Himachal Pradesh. Managing both her political duties and her busy film career has been a challenge for her.

Kangana Ranaut prepared for the release of her film 'Emergency', exploring the 1975-1977 period of Indian history when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency. Set for a September 6 worldwide release, the film aims to offer an honest account of the era, featuring Ranaut as Gandhi and a cast portraying prominent historical figures.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court was petitioned to challenge Manish Tiwari's election as MP from Chandigarh, with allegations of corrupt practices raised by BJP's Sanjay Tandon. The petition claimed Tiwari and his party offered misleading promises and financial incentives to voters, seeking to annul Tiwari's election and declare Tandon as the rightful MP.

Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on Sunday, demanding transparency regarding the border situation with China, specifically around Ladakh's Pangong Lake. Citing media reports, Kharge alleged Chinese advancements in the region and accused the central government of inadequate action. Kharge, referring to PM Modi's previous speeches, commented, "Modi Ki Chinese Guarantee continues." He further added, "The government wears 56-inch big Chinese blinkers on its 'Laal Aankh'!" (red eye).

I address the controversy surrounding Birla's speech on Emergency, criticizing the breach of Parliamentary traditions. The letter highlights the grave concern over the unprecedented political reference made by the Speaker. Additionally, I mention the impact on House camaraderie and jailing of opposition leaders.

Indian politician Rahul Gandhi, 54, born in 1970 to Sonia Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, in New Delhi. Attended The Doon School and later studied at Harvard University and Rollins College. Obtained M.Phil from Cambridge.

Congress criticizes PM Modi for recycling headlines ahead of the 17th PM-KISAN installment release, emphasizing farmers' entitlement rather than a favor. Modi, amid his first post-inauguration visit to Varanasi, will disburse Rs 20,000 crore to 9.26 crore farmers, continuing the income support scheme initiated shortly after assuming office.

RSS worker Shantanu Sinha withdrew sexual favour allegations against BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya, clarifying it was a caution against honeytrap. The allegations were withdrawn after Amit Malviya sought an apology for an offensive post on Facebook. The Congress, meanwhile, has sought Malviya's 'immediate removal' from the post and has demanded an 'independent probe'