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Delhi Capitals clinched their first win of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season with a 20-run triumph over the defending champions Chennai Super Kings on Sunday, but not before cricket fans all across the globe witnessed a stunning MS Dhoni cameo. The veteran wicket-keeper batter scored an unbeaten 37 off 16 balls but the whirlwind knock went in vain as CSK had too many to chase. Dhoni, who was named the 'Electric Striker of the Match' had fans buzzing in the stadium, giving a sense as if CSK had won the match. Sakshi Dhoni's viral post  The buzz in the stadium, especially after th  e crowd witnessed an MS Dhoni special, got even his wife Sakshi to think as if Chennai had emerged triumphant. Sakshi even posted an Instagram story on the story, admitting that she didn't realise that it was Delhi who had won. As for the match, Khaleel Ahmed scripted the narrative in favour of DC by dismissing the opening pair of Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra for 1 and 2, respe

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday rejected the suggestion that the electoral bond issue caused a setback to his government, saying no system is perfect and any shortcoming could be improved upon. PM On Electoral Bonds Data He also said those who are "dancing" over the matter will repent it. "Tell me what have we done that I should see it as a setback? I firmly believe that those dancing over it (bond details) and taking pride in it are going to repent," he told Thanthi TV in an interview when asked if the electoral bond details have caused a setback to the ruling BJP. The Prime Minister said it is due to the electoral bond system put in by his government that the sources of funding and its beneficiaries could be found out. If a trail is available today, it is because of the presence of bonds, he said, asking if any agency can tell about the sources of funding and their beneficiaries for the polls before 2014, the year he came to power. "No system is perfec

During a campaign event in Salem, DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark about the state's law and order situation. PM Modi had earlier stated that law and order in Tamil Nadu was "deteriorating". Stalin's big charge against PM Modi CM Stalin was campaigning for Salem DMK candidate TM Selvaganapathy and Kallakurichi DMK candidate D Malaiyarasan in Salem when he hit back at Modi's remarks. Stalin countered by alleging that the BJP has 261 leaders with criminal records, including history-sheeters. He questioned PM Modi's right to comment on law and order when such leaders are within his party. "When all the rowdies are in your (PM Modi) party, what right do you have to speak about law and order?" questioned Stalin showing a 32-page list of history-sheeters in the BJP. Presenting a 32-page list of history-sheeters in the BJP, Stalin demanded evidence from PM Modi to support his claim