Royal Challengers Bengaluru have made an impressive start to their IPL 2025 season with victories over Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings. Despite their success, former India opener Virender Sehwag humorously mocked RCB, referencing their lack of an IPL title. RCB's next challenge will be against Gujarat Titans on Wednesday. Read more on TOI
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IPL 2025: Gareebon ko bhi bhagwan mil gaya! The Indian Premier League (IPL) has always been known for its glitz, glamour, and big bucks. With star players commanding astronomical salaries and teams spending millions on marketing and promotions, the league has often been criticized for being out of reach for the common man. However, IPL 2025 has changed all that. In a groundbreaking move, the IPL governing council has introduced a new initiative called "Gareebon ko bhi bhagwan mil gaya" (Even the poor have found their god). Under this initiative, a certain percentage of tickets for each match will be reserved for fans from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. These fans will be able to attend matches at heavily discounted rates, making the IPL more accessible to a wider audience. In addition to this, the IPL has also launched a grassroots development program aimed at identifying and nurturing talent from underprivileged communities. Young cricketers from these backgrounds will be given the opportunity to train with IPL teams and showcase their skills on a national platform. This move is aimed at not only promoting inclusivity in the sport but also at giving talented youngsters from all walks of life a chance to shine. The response to these initiatives has been overwhelmingly positive, with fans and experts alike hailing the IPL for taking a step in the right direction. By making the league more accessible and inclusive, the IPL is not only broadening its fan base but also setting a positive example for other sporting leagues to follow. In a country where cricket is revered as a religion, it is heartening to see the IPL taking steps to make the sport more inclusive and accessible to all. With "Gareebon ko bhi bhagwan mil gaya", the IPL has truly become a league for the people, by the people. Here's to a more inclusive and exciting future for Indian cricket!