Operation Sindoor- Air Strike on terrorist home

The 2025 Pahalgam attack was an attack on Hindu  tourists by five armed terrorists near pahalgam in the Jammu and Kashmir in which 26 civilians were killed on 22 April 2025. The militants mainly targeted Hindu tourists and A local Muslim pony operator, Syed Adil Hussain Shah reportedly tried to protect the tourists and wrestle the gun from one of the attackers before being shot and killed. The attackers, armed with M4 carbines and AK-47s entered the tourist spot in Baisaran Valley surrounded by dense pine forests.This incident is considered the deadliest attack on civilians in India since the 9/11, Taj hotal Mumbai attack. 

22nd april 2025

On 22 April 2025, five militants entered the Baisaran Valley meadow, which is located about 7 km (4.3 mi) from the pahalgam town in Anantnag district. The area is surrounded by dense pine forests on all sides, and is a popular spot for tourists; it is only accessible by foot or horseback. The region was not heavily protected.The attackers carried M4 carbines and  AK-47s and wore military-style uniforms. They only targeted the Hindu man. The militants asked for the names and religions of the tourists, and specifically targeted those who were Hindus. The attackers killed the Hindu men after separating them from the Muslim men. Some tourists asked to read the Kalima so that they can indentify the hindu. Some Hindu men were forced to remove their trousers to check. The militants told some Hindu women that they were spared so that they could narrate the horrors of their men's killing to the Narendra Modi, Indian PM. Total 26 people were killed just for being the Hindu. This was masscare. 

After the news, all over the world were in shocked and thinking that how any one can do it ?? How any human beings can do it, just for the religion???? They cant be human.

24 April, 2025 - Warning 

On this day, PM modi was in Madhubani, Bihar. He attended a rally with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. From this stage he warns the terrorist :- 

"Today, from the soil of Bihar, I say to the whole world that India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth.The punishment will be significant and stringent, which these terrorists would have never even thought about. India's spirit will never be broken by terrorism. I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine The time has come to raze whatever is left of the terror haven.The will of 140 crores will break the back of the masters of terror" 

07 May 2025,

Operation Sindoor were launchhed. 

India strike at several location in POK and Punjab (pakistan). India destroy the terrorist location successfully. The operation of name was brilliant. 

The Indian Armed forces conducted missile strikes on nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Wednesday (May 7, 2025), in retaliation to the terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, in which 25 Indians and a Nepali citizen were killed. The targeted terror sites include Bahawalpur (Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) stronghold) and Muridke (Lashkar-e-Taiba’s (LeT) base).

The Indian Army, Indian Air Force and the External Affairs Ministry held a joint press briefing in New Delhi this morning on Operation Sindoor. Speaking to media, Colonel Sofia Qureshi of the Indian Army and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh of the Indian Air Force informed that Operation Sindoor was launched to deliver justice to the victims of the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Colonel Qureshi gave details about the terror sites on which strikes were carried out under the Operation Sindoor.

Why army choose these location in pakistan ?? -- Operation Sindoor

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14 year old, 2nd fastest 100 in IPL

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a 14-year-old boy from Samastipur, Bihar, created headlines when he was bought by the Rajasthan Royals in the IPL auction—making him the youngest player ever to be sold in the league's history. He is the Younger than the IPL.

Even before the auction, he had already begun turning heads with his performances. Just two months prior, playing for India U19 against Australia U19 in a four-day game in Chennai, he smashed 104 runs off just 62 balls, including 14 fours and 4 sixes. That explosive innings was his first major breakthrough, earning him recognition in cricketing circles.  

Now, as he prepares for his IPL journey, the cricketing world is eager to see how this young talent develops under the spotlight.

 Early Breakthrough  

- In January 2024, he made his First-Class debut in the Ranji Trophy, becoming the second-youngest player ever to feature in the prestigious tournament.  

- Just two months before the IPL auction, he announced himself on the big stage with a blistering 104 off 62 balls for India U19 against Australia U19 in Chennai, smashing 14 fours and 4 sixes.  

 IPL Stardom  

- His explosive talent caught the attention of scouts, and in the 2024 IPL auction, the Rajasthan Royals secured him for ₹1.1 crore.  

- He soon made his IPL debut, breaking yet another record as the youngest player ever to feature in the league.  

At an age when most kids are in school, Vaibhav is already sharing the dressing room with cricketing giants. With his fearless batting and rapid rise, he is being hailed as one of India’s most exciting young talents.  

 पूत के पाँव पालने में दिख जाते हैं । 

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: The 14-Year-Old Prodigy Taking the IPL by Storm  

At just 14 years old, while most kids are buried in schoolbooks or playing gully cricket, Vaibhav Suryavanshi was making history in the Indian Premier League (IPL).  

A Record-Breaking Journey  

- Youngest Ranji Trophy debutant (2nd youngest ever) at 14.  

- Scored a 62-ball century for India U19 vs Australia U19.  

- Dominated the U19 Asia Cup with multiple fifties.  

- Bought by Rajasthan Royals for ₹1.1 crore in the 2024 IPL auction.  

The Dream Debut  

On April 19, 2025, Vaibhav became the youngest player in IPL history, stepping onto the field at an age when most are just dreaming of such glory.  

Facing Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), he announced himself in style:  

- First ball in IPL – SIX off Shardul Thakur!  

- Smashed Avesh Khan and Divyansh Rathi for sixes.  

- 34 runs off just 20 balls (3 sixes, 2 fours) in his debut.  

This wasn’t just an innings—it was a statement.

The Road Ahead  

Cricket is a religion in India, and the IPL is its grandest stage. Millions watch, legends are born, and careers are made overnight. Vaibhav has already shown he belongs. Now, the world waits to see if this teenage sensation can turn his explosive start into a legendary career.  

At 14, most of us were just dreaming. Vaibhav is living it.  

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: The Boy Who Conquered the Titans  

Match: RR vs GT – 28th April 2025  

The Stage Was Set  

- Gujarat Titans (GT), the table-toppers, were in red-hot form (6 wins in 8 matches).  

- GT posted a mammoth 209/4, powered by Shubman Gill’s 84 (50) and a fiery Jos Buttler 50 (26).  

- Chasing 210, Rajasthan Royals needed a miracle.  

Enter Vaibhav Suryavanshi – The 14-Year-Old Prodigy  

The Innings That Shook the World  

- Ball 1.2 – BOOM! A 90-meter six off Mohammed Siraj—the first warning.  

- Over 4 – Destruction Unleashed!  

  - 3 sixes, 2 fours off Ishant Sharma (24 runs).  

- Over 5 – No Mercy!  

  - 2 sixes, 1 four off Washington Sundar (18 runs).  

- 17 BALLS – FASTEST FIFTY OF IPL 2025! 💥  

Rashid Khan Tried… But Failed  

- The magician Rashid Khan briefly slowed him down.  

- But in Over 10, Vaibhav ERUPTED against Karim Janat:  

  - 3 sixes, 3 fours – 30 runs in one over!  

- 10.2 Overs – HISTORY MADE!  

  - A six off Rashid Khan – 35-BALL CENTURY! 🚀  

  - Fastest IPL century since Chris Gayle’s 30-ball blitz.  

  - Youngest EVER to score a T20 century (14 years old).  

The Aftermath  

- RR won in a thriller, but the world only talked about ONE NAME.  

- Social media exploded: *"Is this kid even real?"*  

- Experts called it: *"The arrival of India’s next megastar."*  

At 14, most kids are playing video games. Vaibhav is rewriting cricket history.

 . Rahul Dravid gets off wheelchair to celebrate Vaibhav Suryavanshi's 101.

Top reactions to Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s record-breaking century

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: The Light in Dark Times  

"Iss innings ko dekh ke maza aa gaya!" – That’s what millions of fans felt as a 14-year-old boy from Bihar played an innings for the ages.     

- Twitter exploded—he was trending worldwide, with memes, awe, and comparisons to legends flooding timelines.  

- From Sachin’s "carried hopes at 16" to Kohli’s "next big thing", experts couldn’t stop praising him.  

Overnight Superstardom  

- From Samastipur to Stardom: Shops, schools, and cafés buzzed with his name.  

- "Pehle ball pe six, 14 saal ka hai ya superhero?" – Fans joked.  

- Even opposition players applauded—Rashid Khan gave him a pat, Gill smiled in disbelief.  

More Than Just Cricket  

A Century That United India, In a week shadowed by the tragic Pahalgam attack, Vaibhav’s 35-ball hurricane gave the nation a reason to smile again. Sports has the power to heal. In a tense time, Vaibhav’s fearless joy reminded us of hope, dreams, and magic.

We wish him the best—because his journey is just starting.  

India has found its new hero. 🚀   

Royal Enfield -- Dreams of millions

The Royal enfield is not just a emotions its a feelings. Its a dreams for millions of people. The noise and vibration produced by the engine gives another level of satisfaction or SUKOON.

Absolutely! The Royal Enfield isn't just a motorcycle—it's a way of life, a passion, and a symbol of freedom for riders across the world. The thump of its engine isn’t just noise; it’s a heartbeat that resonates with the soul of every enthusiast.  

The vibrations, the raw mechanical feel, and the timeless design make riding a Royal Enfield a meditative experience—a true "Sukoon" that very few machines can deliver. It’s not just about reaching a destination; it’s about enjoying the journey, feeling every mile, and embracing the road with pride.  

For millions, owning a Royal Enfield is a dream come true, a badge of honor, and a connection to a legacy that spans generations. Whether it's the classic Bullet, the rugged Himalayan, or the modern Interceptor, each bike carries the same emotion, heritage, and pure riding joy.  

"You don’t just ride a Royal Enfield—you live it." 🚡🔥

History of Royal Enfield

The Legacy of Royal Enfield: A Timeless Motorcycle Brand  

History & Origins 

Royal Enfield is one of the oldest motorcycle brands in the world, with its roots tracing back to 1901 in Redditch, England, under the Enfield Cycle Company. The name "Royal Enfield" comes from its association with the Royal Small Arms Factory in Enfield, London, where it originally produced firearms and later bicycles before venturing into motorcycles.  

- 1948: The legendary Royal Enfield Bullet was introduced, which holds the record for the longest continuous production run of any motorcycle. 

 - 1955: Royal Enfield entered India in partnership with Madras Motors to supply bikes to the Indian Army.  

- 1970: The original UK company shut down, but production continued in India.  

- 1994: Eicher Motors acquired Royal Enfield, reviving the brand globally.  

Today, Royal Enfield is headquartered in Chennai, India, and is the oldest motorcycle brand still in production.  

Link :- Royal Enfield Since 1901

Engines & Technology  

Royal Enfield is known for its torque-rich, fuel-efficient engines with a distinct thump. Currently, the brand offers four main engine platforms:  

1. 350cc Engine (J-Series)  

- Used in: Classic 350, Meteor 350, Hunter 350  

- Type: Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-oil cooled  

- Power: 20.2 bhp @ 6100 rpm  

- Torque: 27 Nm @ 4000 rpm  

- Displacement: 349cc  

- Bore × Stroke: 72mm × 85.8mm  

- Compression Ratio: 9.5:1  

- Transmission: 5-speed manual  

2. 650cc Engine (Parallel-Twin)  

- Used in: Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650, Super Meteor 650, Shotgun 650  

- Type: Parallel-twin, 4-stroke, air-oil cooled, SOHC  

- Power: 47 bhp @ 7150 rpm  

- Torque: 52 Nm @ 5250 rpm  

- Displacement: 648cc  

- Key Feature: 80% torque available at just 2500 rpm, making it smooth for city and highway riding.  

- Transmission: 6-speed manual  

3. 440cc Engine (Sherpa Single)  

- Used in: Himalayan 440, Scram 440  

- Type: Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 4-valve  

- Power: 27.3 bhp @ 6500 rpm  

- Torque: 39.5 Nm @ 4000 rpm  

- Transmission: 6-speed manual  

4. 450cc Engine (New Himalayan Platform)  

- Used in: Himalayan 450  

- Type: Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC  

- Power: 39.5 bhp @ 8000 rpm  

- Torque: 40 Nm @ 5500 rpm  

- Transmission: 6-speed with slip & assist clutch  

bhp :- Brake horse power, Displacement - The swept volume (Vs)of the engine.                  Compression ratio :- ( Total volume)/(Clearance volume(Vc)) OR {(Vs+Vc)/Vc}.                        Bore :- Diameter of the cylinder.                                                                                                    Stroke :- The distance between the top dead center to bottom dead center means the pistion can moves up & down freely in between the point. 

Current Line-Up (2024)  

Royal Enfield offers a diverse range of motorcycles catering to different riding styles:  

Classic Series  

- Classic 350 (Retro-styled cruiser)  

- Classic 650 (launched)  

Modern Retro & Cruisers  

- Hunter 350 (Urban roadster)  

- Meteor 350 (Cruiser)  

- Super Meteor 650 (Power cruiser)  

- Shotgun 650 (Bobber-style)  

Café Racers & Roadsters  

- Interceptor 650 (Standard retro)  

- Continental GT 650 (Café racer)  

Adventure & Off-Road  

- Himalayan 450 (Next-gen ADV)  

- Himalayan 440 (Entry ADV)  

- Scram 440 (Urban scrambler)  

Popularity of Royal Enfield

Why Royal Enfield Dominates While Competitors Fail?  

Royal Enfield isn’t just a motorcycle brand—it’s a cultural phenomenon in India. Despite rivals like Jawa, Yezdi, Honda CB350, and Benelli launching similar retro-style bikes with better specs, features, and pricing, none have dethroned RE. Here’s why:  

1. Legacy & Emotional Connect  

- 124 Years of Trust – Royal Enfield has been in India since 1955 (and globally since 1901). It’s not just a bike; it’s nostalgia, heritage, and pride.  

- "Bullet" is a Legend – The Bullet 350 has been in production since 1948, making it the longest-running motorcycle model in history.  

- Generational Loyalty – Many riders inherit their love for RE from their fathers or grandfathers.  

Competitors --> New brands lack this emotional depth.  

2. Unique Thump & Character  

- Sound & Vibration – The thump of a Royal Enfield is unmistakable. Competitors try to replicate it but fail to match the raw, mechanical feel.  

- "Sukoon Factor" – Riders love the heavy, vibrating, analog experience—it’s therapeutic for many.  

Competitors --> Too refined, too smooth—lacks soul.  

3. Rugged, Masculine Design  

- Muscular & Timeless – RE bikes look heavy, tough, and aggressive—perfect for the Indian "macho" appeal.  

- Customization Culture – RE owners love modifying their bikes, making each one unique.  

Competitors --> Some look too modern or lack customization appeal.  

4. Unmatched Road Presence & Status Symbol  

- "Big Bike" Feel – Even a Classic 350 feels like a 500cc+ bike due to its weight and stance.  

- Premium Perception – Owning an RE is a middle-class aspiration, like a Thar.  

Competitors --> Jawa, Honda CB350 are seen as "alternatives," not icons.  

5. Pan-India Service & Trust  

- Service Network – RE has 4,000+ touchpoints in India, even in remote areas.  

- Reliability – People trust RE engines to last 1 lakh+ km with basic maintenance.  

Competitors --> Limited service centers, less trust in long-term durability.  

6. Riding Comfort & Long-Distance Ability  

- Best for Highways – RE’s soft suspension, relaxed ergonomics, and torque-rich engines make them ideal for long rides.  

- Himalayan & Super Meteor – Built specifically for touring.  

Competitors --> Some are too stiff or lack low-end torque.  

Why Royal Enfield Stands Out?  

(i). Heritage & Legacy – Oldest motorcycle brand still in production.  

(ii). Thump & Feel – Unique engine character that riders love.  

(iii). Affordable & Reliable – Great value for money with bulletproof engineering.  

(iv). Customization Culture – Huge aftermarket support for personalization.  

(v). Global Community – A passionate rider base worldwide.  

Competitors can’t replicate this magic.  

Why Competitors Fail?  

- No Emotional Connect – Jawa, Yezdi, Honda CB350 lack heritage.  

- Too "Perfect" – Smooth engines, modern tech—but no "thump" or raw feel.  

- Weak Brand Perception – Seen as "cheaper RE clones," not aspirational.  

- Limited Service Network – Hard to find mechanics outside cities.  

 Royal Enfield’s success isn’t just about engine specs or pricing—it’s about: 

✅ Emotion (The Thump, The Legacy)  

✅ Identity (Status, Brotherhood)  

✅ Trust (Reliability, Service Network) 

Royal Enfield is not just a motorcycle—it’s an emotion, a lifestyle, and a legacy that continues to evolve while staying true to its roots. Whether it’s the thump of a Classic 350 or the roar of a 650 Twin, every Royal Enfield bike carries a piece of history and a promise of adventure.  

The Dark Side: Show-Off Culture & Financial Strain  

While RE is a fantastic brand, its popularity also stems from social status obsession:  

- EMI Culture – Many buy REs (or iPhones) on 2-3 year EMIs just for show, even if they struggle with fuel costs.  

- "Look Rich" Mentality – Just like expensive weddings, people splurge on REs to impress society, not for practicality.  

- Peer Pressure – "Log kya kahenge?" drives sales more than need.  

Example:  

- A ₹25,000/month salary guy buys a RE on EMI but can’t afford servicing.  

- A flower seller’s son forces his parents to buy an iPhone on EMI.  

Reality Check: REs are great, but only if you truly afford them.  

Dreams of Millions

Many of my friends buy the RE motorcycle all have the same dream like one day I will buy. (They are doing the job). I have also the same dream like one day I will buy this machine. I will also do the long trip in mountain. The RE classic Stealth Black and Continental GT 650 is my favourite. Both are beast. These are very best in long ride this is the also the one reason to buy for many.

Some useful tips for Jee Advanced Exam 2025

The second session of JEE Mains 2025 is ongoing. The 1st session was held in end Jan 2025.  After the 2018, the JEE mains give the multiple opportunity to the candidates. So now this exam is held twice in a year. The best score of two exam will decide the AIR rank. If you qualified in JEE mains then you will be eligible for the JEE Advanced exam. The JEE advanced will be held on 18 May 2025. This year, JEE advanced will be organised by IIT Kanpur. Previously they organise in 2011 &2018. There will be two papers in same day. Each paper will be 3 hours exam. If you will have the good score in JEE mains then you will get the admission in NIT, GFTI, IIIT etc. On the JEE Advanced’s score basis, you will get the admission in IIT. 

So now we are in April. Around six weeks are remaining for the JEE advanced. We can’t waste a single day. So there is some useful tips which I know. The JEE main gone. If you score well then you can start the preparation for JEE advanced. Many candidates did not participate due to fear of failure. The papers will be very tough. But this is a life time experience. After the 2 years, you will be not eligible for this exam. 

1. JEE mains are over. Don’t think too much about it. It will frustrate you. Past is past.

2. Take the test series from good coaching for the test practice. Give a test on every Sunday. Make a habit for 6 hours ( 2 papers). After the test, analyse the question.

3. Timing for the test series should be match to the JEE advance. Like Paper 1:- 9 AM to 12 PM, paper 2:- 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. 

4. Make a plane for every day. Distribute the hours for all subjects. 

5. The Plan should be like: - 1.5 Hour for revision (All subject) + 3 hours per subject (question practice, analysis trick learning). 

6. Revise from short notes. Remember all important formula. 

7. Take proper sleep. Take care of yourself. You can’t get ill at this time. Stay blessed. 

8. Don't focused on study new things.

9. Take break in between the study (Break should be maximum 15 minutes).

10. Paper will be tough. Be ready for this. You can’t able to solve all these questions in 3 hours. It is near to impossible. If anyone is genius they can. So don’t be frustrate or stressed if questions are hard or you did not able to solve. Jitna ho rha hai utna hi kro.

11. Please reads all the instructions very carefully. They can be changed the test pattern or marking or something else.

12. Beleive in yourself and on your work hard which you have done in these years.

13. Please solve the previous year questions specially 2011 & 2018 paper ( IIT kanpur).

Important link :- 

JEE Advance 2025

Previous year questions

Brochure

All the best!!!!!

Stay healthy and take care of yourself. 

 

Do your best. This kind of exam is not everything.

Virat Kohli - Once in a generation

The Indian team is always blessed from the greatest batsman of all time. From Gavaskar to the Sachin, from Sachin to the Kohli. Now, Shubman Gill. Kohli established himself into the elite group or amongst the greatest batsman. In 2025, he considered as the all-time greatest batsman in the ODI cricket. He is the all-time greatest white ball cricket. He is a cricket player who is known for his hard work, determination, and competitiveness, passion for cricket. Today he has 14000+ runs in ODI, most century in ODI. One of the best T20 batsman. He has very good records in Test. Most runs and century in the IPL. He has all the ICC tournaments accept Test championship. He won the U19 WC in 2008, ODI WC in 2011, Champions Trophy in 2013 and T20 WC in 2024. And kohli scored some important runs in every winning final. He won the ICC men’s cricketer of the decade and ICC men’s ODI cricketer of the decade and many more.

The arrival of Virat Kohli

First time, I was watched Virat Kohli at TV in Dec 2009 against the Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka comes to India to play the ODI series against the India. Yuvraj Singh were injured and he was out of the paly for the indefinitely time. So, Virat Kohli gets the chance to play. In the first 2 matches he scored 27 and 54 runs and in 4th match he scored century. In that match, Kohli scored his maiden ODI century–107 off 114 balls–while sharing a 224-run partnership for the third wicket with Gambhir. As a result of this performance, India won by seven wickets and sealed the series 3–1. This was the just the arrival of Virat Kohli at International level. And he also scored century in his first WC game against the Bangladesh. In 2012, in tri series, he scored the brilliant 133 runs against the Sri Lanka in Hobart (Aus). He was used to rotate the bat in his hand that’s was his style in early days. The bat was from the Nike. I used to say to my brother, father and my friends that he will be the next Sachin. 

 ODI World Cup 2011

In the captaincy of Dhoni, India was settling team. Indian team has two best openers i.e. Sachin and Sehwag, Gambhir at no. 3, Virat Kohli at 4, best allrounder Yuvraj Singh, Best finisher MS Dhoni, and some hard hitter allrounder Yusuf path an and Raina. Best swing bowlers Zaheer khan, best spinner Harbhajan Singh and Ashwin, Ashish Nehra and Manaf Patel were also the part of this team. Rohit Sharma was also in the race of selection but Virat Kohli selected. At the time Rohit Sharma were middle order batsman. He was very disappointed after ignorance.

The 2011 ODI WC were host by India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The First match for India played against the Bangladesh in Dhaka. In that match. Sehwag hits beautifully 175 runs. And Virat Kohli gets the century. India posts the 370+ runs and win comfortably. India won their QF against the Australia, SF against the Pakistan. Virat does not perform in these matches. India played the Final against the Sri Lanka. After the two wickets (inform Sachin and Sehwag), Virat Kohli make very good partnership with Gautam Gambhir. After the two wickets, whole India were in shock, mujhe lg rha tha ki ab to gye. But that partnership gets the hope to win. That hope is still alive in 2025. And India won the ODI WC after 28 years. In my village, all the people were very happy patakha bhi chhute the, hmne sbne bahut jor se chilaya tha. He earn the believe of every Indian. jabtak Kohli hai, chase ho jayega. That's why we called him Chase master, King, Emperor etc.  

Chase Matser

In ODI (50 overs) cricket, Virat kohli has most 51* century. He has the most 28* century in chase. World called him the chase master. He played so many memorable innings. In 2012, 133 runs against the Sri Lanka, for me that was brilliant innings. In that match, India has to win the match inside the 40 overs (with very good margin for the run rate boost). Sri Lanka score some 320 runs in 50 overs. After that, India gets very good start. But India loses the two wickets (Sachin and Sehwag) at 86/2 9.2 overs. After that, Kohli arrived at crease and start to hitting the bowlers all over the ground. He hits 24 runs in Malinga Over. He played very easily to the Malinga in that match he hits many boundaries. He hits total 16 Fours and 2 sixes in 86 balls, and score 133* runs. This is the just start for something big. 

Fastest ODI hunndred for India in run chase

Virat Kohli has the fastest 100 for India in ODI. In 2013, ODI series against the Australia, One of the best series of my life. Our top order was like Dhawan, Rohit, Kohli. On those days, these three used to bats till the end. We often say:- Dhawan out hoga to Rohit and Kohli marega, agr dono out ho gya to Kohli to hai hi. 

In 2nd match of the series, Australia gets 359 runs in 1st innings, in run chase Rohit and Dhawan gives solid start add 176 runs in just 26 overs. Dhawan out on 95 runs. After the out of Dhawan, Kohli comes and he start to hit all over the ground. he complete the century in just 52 balls with help of 8 fours and 7 sixes. India wins that match in just 43.3 overs. Rohit also scored 141 runs not out in same match.

In the 6th ODI, The Australia Scores 350 runs in 50 overs, and again Rohit and Dhawan gives solid start and add 178 runs in 30 overs. After the out of Rohit Sharma (79 runs), Dhawan gets century. But Kohli was on another level. Again, he gets the century in run chase he scored 115 runs not out in just 66 balls with the help of 18 Fours and 1 six. And India Win the match comfortably. In the 7th ODI, Rohit Sharma got his first double hundred runs.

And some T20 innings, 82* runs against the Australia in 2016, 82 Runs against the Pakistan in 2022, these were just masterpiece in chase. 28 runs from 8 balls and those two sixes against the Haris Rauf. I can’t express the feelings in the word. 49 runs against the Pakistan in Asia cup in 2016. 76 runs in the Final of T20 WC 2024.

Virat Kohli towards the Puja Path and his Personal life

Kohli was born on 5 November 1988 in Delhi into hindu family. His mother Saroj Kohli is as a housewife while his father Prem Nath Kohli worked as a criminal lawyer. He has an elder brother Vikas and an elder sister Bhawna.

Kohli's romantic association with Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma, which commenced in 2013, earned the duo the of "Virushka". We have seen many flying kiss in the match. Like he is very expressive. so in love, he express his love in between the thousands of people. 

In Dec, 2017, they married in Italy. They have two children Vamika and Akaay. 

From ignorant to humble. I think, his Wife Anushka Sharma change his life, she changed his personality egoist to the humble. Both of them spot at various temples and ashram. When he was in out of form, he vest to the ashram of Premanand Jii Maharaj (in 2023 and 2025) in Vrindavan. After the visit, he gets some century. (WC 2023 and now in CT 2025). Once Virat Kohli in press conference said that Do I like Puja Path types. Now he is changed person due to his wife. 

Every man deserves a supportive wife who supports in his lean patches or hard time of his life. Who will understand him and take care of his family. Support in his every right decision and protest against the wrong. Who can forgive him after some argument. The same will be applicable to the man (supportive and stand for your wommen in every situation).

Virat Kohli has said, "God has a plan for everyone" and "God has got a plan for everyone". He has also said that you should stay humble, keep believing, and give your 100%. 

• He has said that you should never doubt God's plan, no matter how rich, famous, or successful you are. 
• He has also said that you should be honest with what you are doing and give your 100%. 
• He has also said that you should not repeat old mistakes. 

The Indian team is always blessed the some superstar. 

Sunil Gavaskar---->> Sachin Tendulakar--->> Virat Kohli---->> Shubman Gill

May be the Shubman Gill will be our next Super star.

 

Cricket match - from News paper to the Laptop

Today, 23/02/2025, India vs Pakistan Match, I will watch this match on my laptop/Smartphone in Full HD (1080P) on JIO Hotstar. Thanks to internet/ Wi-Fi and all others technology to make this possible. Laptop itself a result of hard work of 100 years. (battery, Speaker, TV, chips, Processor, Keyboard, languages, Software etc.).

In 2011, World Cup 2011 Semifinal, first time i was watched the IND vs Pakistan match on TV. That match was won by India. Sachin were MOM for 85 runs. The TV was not colour or Full HD TV like todays TV. That TV was Black and white and that TV was the 1st TV (Onida) in my family from. The matches were live telecast on DD National for free. Today you can also watch the Indain matches for free on DD sports for free, now Test matches also comes live.

On those days, to watch the complete game is next level struggle and you have to put some efforts and take care of many other problems. But you can solve these problems through some strategy. On that time, first we have to put the TV antenna on the roof (TV Antenna ) which can be easily lost the signal. At that time there was not electricity in my village. So, the TV was run through the 12V battery. That battery was charged by the Solar plate. In the rainy season or winter season battery did not able to charged fully due to the cloudy day. In those days, if we have to watch the full match then we have to pray to gods that please don’t rain or cloudy day into my village as well as into the stadium.

And there is another problem that, the ODI match is longer game it will take around 8-9 hours to complete the game. Those battery were not enough capable to runs the TV for the whole game. If you remember, jaise jaise battery khatam hota tha, TV ke charo trf se black hone lgta tha and at the end TV will be completely shut down. And in the night, we have to also enlight the house. There was so much struggle. We have taken care the battery and its charging. We were also in school; we have to do the homework. The homework will be done when others team were playing and at that time TV will be shutdown. The 3-4 hours were enough to complete the HW. From this trick we are able to enjoy the match. Hum log padh bhi lete the, parents bhi khush, battery ka bhi problem khatam. 

In short :- Solar Panel-->> Battery--->> TV <-----TV antenna.

Before the TV, I was always listen the commnetry on radio( I am attaching one YT video :-90's Radio commentary ). Those radio's battery can't be recharged. We have to insert the 3 or 2 battery (Radio Battery). Sanjay Banarjee and Vinit Garg was the commentator on All India Radio. They were legend and whenever I listen, I visualise and imagine the shots in my mind. One line was often coming after every boundary actually that was AD from BSNL i.e. ye BSNL chauka (for Four)/ sixer (for six), connecting India with music. That experience was on the next level. It will be remembered throught the life.

On those days, we don’t have smartphones. So you cant able to check the live score. Now you can check the live score through the Cricbuzz application or other application. I was use to check the newspaper for the score. At the end, there was one dedicated page for the sports. Where you can read the news and check the scoreboard.

Newspaper --->> radio --->> TV ---> Laptop/ Smartphone. Now i am feeling very old. Late 90's kid or early 2000's kid can easily relate to this changes. In the 25-26 years of journey, we have seen many technology changes, diseases(COVID-19), economic crisis (2008) etc. I hope many more technology will come and will be helpful to increase our efficiency or reduce our efforts  in day to day life. 

Some useful important tips for the Jee exam.

Aaj Gurgaon se Rohtak aate time ek junior se mila tha....wo bhi same company me kam krta hai.

Bat bat me 11-12th ka bat nikal gya tha.

Usne btya ki....maine bhi 11th-12th schooling kiya tha, evening me Akash coaching jata tha. (School+coaching)... Uska 1st session me 93 percentile tha. pre-board ye sb ke chakkar me padh nhi paya tha and revision bhi nhi hua tha.....Then usne or achhe se padhai kiya or 2nd session me 98 percentile laya tha.

So if he can you can also improve your marks.

I was not rank holder or topper. I am not the right person to give you the best tips. But from my experience and mere teachers ne kya bola tha uss time uske basis pe kuchh tips de rha hu.

1. Be calm and do some yoga for concentration.

2. Make your own plan on the daily basis. Like kb and kaise kaun sa chapter padhana hai

3. Revision:- 3 hours daily. (atleast 1 hour each subject. 15 minutes pichhle dinon ka revision kiya hua ko revision kro nhi to wo bhi bhul jaoge). Prefer short notes and highlight the important formula and points.

4. Harek 2nd  or 3rd day ek previous year ka paper. (After your revision)

5. Harek weekend pe ek mock test. Jo questions solve nhi hue the uska solutions dekho. Focus should be on learning not on marks.

6. Solve questions daily. 2+1 hours for each subject.(only For jee mains, don't focus too much on Jee advanced, you will get ample amount of time after jee mains).

7. Board exam :- 1.5-2 hours for English and Hindi paper (Phy, chem, maths will be covered through your Jee preparation)

8. Take proper sleep (Atleast 6 hours, not more than 7 hours)

9. Don't focused on study new things.

10. Take break in between the study (Break should be maximum 15 minutes).

11. Beleive in yourself and on your work hard which you have done in thses years.

Work hard in these months as much as possible. Beleive me you will enjoy. And will be remembered in your whole life. Like often we remembering those days and one thing comes in my mind:- Ab waisa mehnat n ho payega. (with smile).

Best of your Luck and do your best.