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Mainstream Media and the Crisis of Credibility in India

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Indian Sports Pulse: Triumphs, Trials, and T20 Fever – October 2025 Edition

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As October 2025 draws to a close, Indian sports remains a riveting saga of resilience and redemption. From the dusty pitches of Perth to the neon-lit courts of Guwahati, athletes in blue have scripted narratives that blend heartbreak with heroism. Cricket, the nation’s etern...Read More

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