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BCCI confirms a three‑ODI, five‑T20I India vs New Zealand series in Jan 2026, a key warm‑up for the 2026 T20 World Cup, with venues, dates and stakeholder reactions.

Navbharat Times predicts that on 12 Oct 2025 Sagittarius natives will face workplace disagreements yet enjoy mental peace, with strong financial prospects and travel opportunities.

India demolishes West Indies by an innings in Delhi, with Gill steering his side to a dominant 1‑0 lead and cementing his captaincy credentials.

India’s 21‑year‑old wicket‑keeper Richa Ghosh matched the all‑time record for the quickest half‑century in women’s T20Is, reaching 50 in just 18 balls against the West Indies. Her 54‑run blitz helped India post a never‑before‑seen 217/4, the highest total in the women’s format. The performance eclipsed Smriti Mandhana’s previous Indian record and placed Ghosh alongside New Zealand’s Sophie Devine and Australia’s Phoebe Litchfield. Fans witnessed a historic moment at DY Patil Sports Academy, with over 47,000 spectators in attendance.

I tell ya, Indian food is like a Bollywood dance for your taste buds – vibrant, lively, and full of drama! It's a masterstroke of spices, each dish an orchestra playing a symphony of flavors. It's like a gastronomic journey across India without leaving your dining table! And you know what's the cherry on top? There's a dish to match every mood swing – spicy curries for adventure, sweet gulab jamun for comfort, and aromatic biryanis for celebration! It's not just food, it's a culinary carnival!

Well, butter my biscuits, we've all asked ourselves this question, haven't we? Not all new network TV shows are the pits. Sure, some may make you wish you'd spent the time organizing your sock drawer, but there are some absolute gems out there too! It's like a treasure hunt, folks, sometimes you've got to wade through the duds to find the gold. So, don't write off all new shows just yet, you might find your next TV obsession!

In most cases, producing a movie tends to be more expensive than creating a TV show. The reasons for this are numerous - movies usually have higher production values, longer running times, and often feature well-known actors who command bigger salaries. However, TV shows, especially those with multiple seasons, can also rack up high costs over time. But the initial production cost is usually lower than that of a film. So, while there are exceptions, it's generally correct to say that making a movie costs more upfront than producing a TV show.

In my recent revisit to the golden era of television, I've discovered that some shows, even after 25+ years, have held up remarkably well. "Friends", for instance, with its timeless humor and relatable character arcs, still resonates with audiences of all ages. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" has also stood the test of time with its thought-provoking narratives and intricate character development. "The Simpsons", with its satirical take on a middle-class American family, continues to be as relevant and entertaining as ever. These shows are proof that quality content never goes out of style!

As a fervent follower of television shows, I've come across one that I personally find dull and pointless - 'Keeping Up with The Kardashians'. Despite its immense popularity, I fail to grasp the allure of this reality TV show. Its focus on the superficial and materialistic aspects of life does little to engage or inspire me. Additionally, the constant family drama appears more manufactured than genuine, contributing to my disinterest. Overall, 'Keeping Up with The Kardashians' doesn't resonate with me due to its lack of depth and authenticity.

I recently came across an interesting fact about a TV series that was shot incredibly quickly. It turns out that the sitcom "South of Sunset" holds the record for being filmed at a rapid pace. The show, starring Glenn Frey, only aired for one episode before being cancelled, but the production team managed to shoot all six episodes in just two weeks! This is a testament to the efficiency of the cast and crew and shows how quickly a TV series can be produced when everyone is on the same page. It's a fascinating bit of trivia for any TV enthusiasts out there!