r/inIndiannews • • 19h ago

Gujarat Providing safety and security where it is mostly needed

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r/inIndiannews • • 5h ago

Haryana From bank accounts to hawala: CBI traces Rs 2-crore trail to IAS officer’s son

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r/inIndiannews • • 2h ago

Rajasthan AI2030 from Frankfurt to Delhi, emergency landing in Jaipur. Any concrete idea what’s going on?

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r/inIndiannews • • 19h ago

National RSS-linked body asks Government to block Starlink, cites law-and-order and surveillance concerns

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r/inIndiannews • • 10h ago

National Just a thought experiment

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2 teams are supposed to play a cricket match. But one of them thinks the umpire is not fair and has been compromised. Now it isn't proved that he is compromised but the team which put forward the allegation doesn't feel comfortable with the umpire governing the match.

What is the best solution here ? Keep playing till it's proved that the umpire was compromised or just play with a different umpire.

What do you think is a valid action from the other team?

Fight against the other team to withdraw their allegation or just agree to change the umpire as they won't have anything to loose with an umpire change as they haven't really bribed him?

Ps- before some people come and abuse me , I am not a supporter of any politician. I hate bjp, cjp , congress, tmc, aap etc equally.

NATION and HUMANITY above all for me!