Month: December 2025

Anurag Dwivedi, the fantasy-cricket YouTuber, faces financial scrutiny after a lavish Dubai wedding and luxury cars
19
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Anurag Dwivedi, the fantasy-cricket YouTuber, faces financial scrutiny after a lavish Dubai wedding and luxury cars

A high-profile Dubai wedding has pushed popular fantasy-cricket YouTuber Anurag Dwivedi into the spotlight of financial investigators. The Unnao-born influencer is known for his luxury cars and opulent lifestyle. Now, he is facing scrutiny. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) searched his properties and seized multiple high-end vehicles over suspected financial irregularities. From village cyclist to luxury fleet Anurag Dwivedi was born in 1999 in Khajur village under Nawabganj police station in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao district. He is the son of former village head Lakshminath Dwivedi. He completed his graduation before moving beyond his rural roots into the world of online cricket…
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Indian Army Coins New IKIGAI for Land Forces in Japan
18
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Indian Army Coins New IKIGAI for Land Forces in Japan

General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), has outlined a new cooperative vision for the Indo-Pacific. He did this while virtually addressing the 3rd Land Forces Summit hosted by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF). The conclave brought together Army Chiefs and senior commanders from Australia, Japan, the Philippines, Malaysia, and the United States. This gathering reinforced the importance of land power in a rapidly evolving regional security landscape. In his remarks, the Indian Army chief emphasized the need for structured multilateral engagement. This approach aims to preserve peace, stability, and prosperity across the Indo-Pacific. IKIGAI framework for…
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USBRL Rail Link Enhances Army’s Operational Efficiency in Rapid Military Mobilization 
18
Dec
By Theviralmail
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USBRL Rail Link Enhances Army’s Operational Efficiency in Rapid Military Mobilization 

The Indian Army has achieved a major logistics milestone. They transported tanks, artillery guns, and engineering dozers to the Kashmir Valley. This was done using a Military Special Train on the Udhampur–Srinagar–Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL). This marks a new phase. The USBRL is evolving from a civilian connectivity project. It is becoming a critical backbone for India’s northern frontier defence posture. Strategic move to Kashmir The Army recently conducted a validation exercise. They loaded tanks, artillery guns, and heavy engineering equipment in the Jammu region. These were then moved by rail to Anantnag in south Kashmir. The run showed that…
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China’s Mega Dam Project in Himalayas’ Creates Concerns for India
18
Dec
By Theviralmail
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China’s Mega Dam Project in Himalayas’ Creates Concerns for India

China’s mega dam plan on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet is raising alarm in India over water security. It is also causing concern about ecology and long-term strategic risks. The project is dubbed a potential “water bomb” by Indian policymakers. It sits on the upper reaches of the river that becomes the Brahmaputra in India. This directly links Chinese actions upstream to millions of lives downstream. China’s Mega Dam in the Himalayas China is moving ahead with a massive hydropower system on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet. The estimated cost is $168 billion. It is designed to exploit a dramatic…
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Dhurandhar Collects Rs 350 Crore at Box Office Surging PVR Inox Share Prices by 7%
15
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Dhurandhar Collects Rs 350 Crore at Box Office Surging PVR Inox Share Prices by 7%

Ranveer Singh's latest action-packed thriller Dhurandhar has stormed past expectations. It delivers his biggest box office triumph amid a competitive 2025 slate. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film blends high-stakes drama with a stellar cast. This has fueled massive audience turnout both in India and abroad. Its rapid climb to Rs 351.75 crore in domestic net collections marks a pivotal moment for Singh's stardom. Explosive Opening Fuels Momentum Dhurandhar kicked off with Rs 28 crore on its debut Friday. The earnings built to Rs 43 crore by Sunday through glowing reviews and walk-ins. Weekday holds proved exceptional, averaging Rs 27…
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Why Rupee Continues to Slide While Forex and Gold Reserves are at All Time High
15
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Why Rupee Continues to Slide While Forex and Gold Reserves are at All Time High

Reserves are a safety net, not a magic shield. The rupee's value relies on global dollar strength. It is also influenced by India's trade and capital flows. Policy choices on intervention levels play a role too. Key points to understand: Record reserves do not imply guaranteed strong rupee; they only mean India can handle shocks better. A weaker rupee can be partly deliberate, supporting exports and absorbing global pressures. Gold and valuation gains can inflate reserve numbers even when underlying vulnerabilities remain. The rupee can weaken even when forex and gold reserves are at record highs. The exchange rate is…
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Journey of Shivangi Singh from First Woman Rafale Pilot to Trainer
12
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Journey of Shivangi Singh from First Woman Rafale Pilot to Trainer

Indian Air Force’s first woman Rafale pilot Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh has been assigned a new role. Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh has been assigned to a premier training establishment where she will mentor young fighter pilots. The officer has now transitioned to flying the Hawk advanced jet trainer. This marks her shift from frontline operations to shaping the next cohort of combat aviators. During Operation Sindoor, Pakistan ran multiple fake news stories about Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh. They falsely claimed that she was captured by Pakistan’s forces. During a recent press conference, The Chief of Air Force, Air Chief Marshal…
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Threats India Face From Neighbouring Nation
12
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Threats India Face From Neighbouring Nation

India today faces a spectrum of threats from almost every neighbour. These threats include conventional military risks and nuclear brinkmanship. They also involve cross‑border terrorism, cyberattacks, illegal migration, and grey‑zone tactics. The intensity and nature of these threats vary country‑wise. Together, they create a complex security ring around the Indian mainland and its maritime periphery.​ Pakistan: Terror Proxies and Nuclear Shadow Pakistan remains the most immediate source of cross‑border terrorism. Groups like Lashkar‑e‑Taiba and Jaish‑e‑Mohammad use its territory. They also use Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir as bases for attacks in India. Repeated terror strikes, including the 2025 Pahalgam attack that killed dozens…
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Op Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Field Hospital Aids Flood Victims in Sri Lanka
11
Dec
By Theviralmail
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Op Sagar Bandhu: Indian Army Field Hospital Aids Flood Victims in Sri Lanka

The Indian Army contingent deployed in Sri Lanka under Op Sagar Bandhu has set up a fully functional field hospital. They are operating it in one of the worst flood-affected regions. The hospital delivers critical medical support to thousands of citizens. The journey itself demanded exceptional resolve. After landing in Colombo, the team faced an arduous 18-hour move to the disaster zone. They navigated washed-out routes and widespread disruption. Upon arrival, they were confronted with a bare parking lot available for establishing the hospital. The electricity was interrupted. The water supply was inconsistent. Communication networks were severely impaired. These conditions…
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IMF’s Funding to Pakistan: Nourishing Terror or Enabling Reform?
11
Dec
By Theviralmail
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IMF’s Funding to Pakistan: Nourishing Terror or Enabling Reform?

The IMF is not officially supporting terrorism. However, its repeated bailouts are indirectly enabling a fiscally weak, security‑state‑driven Pakistan to postpone deep reforms. This creates space for continued military dominance and a permissive ecosystem for terror proxies. A nuanced explainer needs to separate what the IMF legally does and intends. It must also explain Pakistan’s state structure. The track record on terror financing in Pakistan can distort the ultimate impact of these funds. ​ IMF’s Mandate and How it Lends The International Monetary Fund is a financial institution. It was created to stabilise economies in crisis. This is achieved by…
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