Aditya Chaturvedi

1 week ago | forpolindia.com | Aditya Chaturvedi

After decades of complacency, the Indian state has recognised the nature of the beast. India’s missile strikes across terrorist camps at nine locations, deep inside Pakistan’s Panjabi heartland. The missile strikes under Operation Sindoor included Bahawalpur and Murdrike, the headquarters of jihadist outfits Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) and Jaish-e-Muhamad. Operation Sindoor signals New Delhi’s unflinching resolve to decimate the terror factory and engage with the mothership of Jihadism on her own terms.

2 weeks ago | sportsgazette.co.uk | Aditya Chaturvedi

Some careers are meticulously planned, others unfold by chance. For former India cricketer Saba Karim, broadcasting was never part of the blueprint until fate intervened. A missed World Cup selection, a quiet summer in Kolkata, and a call from a teammate led him to the commentary box, where he found a second innings in cricket. That journey has now spanned close to three decades. What began as an impromptu gig covering the 1999 World Cup soon turned into a full-fledged career.

4 weeks ago | dnaindia.com | Aditya Chaturvedi

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1 month ago | sportsgazette.co.uk | Aditya Chaturvedi |Vaibhav Joshi

Imagine a striker making a perfect run, receiving the ball, and scoring. You celebrate, but then everything stops for a VAR check. Minutes pass as a tangle of lines appears on screen, but it’s unclear. Was it his toe? His arm? After what feels like forever, the decision comes in. Football has become a game of tiny margins, and fans are tired of waiting. Enter Semi-Automated Offside Technology (SAOT), the Premier League’s answer to speeding up decisions and making them clearer.

1 month ago | sportsgazette.co.uk | Aditya Chaturvedi

St. Mary’s University kicked off the 2025 West London Varsity in style with an 8-4 victory over Brunel University in the badminton event. In the first listed event of the day, St Mary’s capitalised on home advantage, winning 3-1 in women’s singles, 1-0 in women’s doubles, 2-0 in mixed doubles, drawing 2-2 in men’s singles, and losing 1-0 in men’s doubles. A delayed start did little to disrupt the intensity, with both teams evenly matched early on.