LIVE India News updates on March 11: Hardik Pandya reveals his 'next goal' after Champions Trophy 2025 triumph

Hardik Pandya reflects on winning the ICC Champions Trophy, highlighting his redemption after the 2017 defeat.

Mumbai Sessions Court granted anticipatory bail to Abu Azmi in connection with his Aurangzeb remarks, asking him to cooperate with the investigation. Azmi claims media misrepresented his statement and urged the Assembly Speaker to revoke his suspension.
 

A dispute over machine-made chapatis at Central University of Karnataka's hostel mess escalated into two days of clashes, injuring eight students. Police intervened with a baton charge, warning of arrests as tensions threatened to derail the convocation.
 

Mauritius PM Navinchandra Ramgoolam announces its highest award 'The Grand Commander of the Order of the Star and Key of the Indian Ocean' for PM Modi.
 

To Mauritius's First Lady Brinda Gokhool, PM Modi gifted an elegant Banarasi saree, renowned for its luxurious silk and intricate zari work. PM also presented a specially crafted brass and copper pot containing holy water from the Sangam in Prayagraj, collected during the ongoing Mahakumbh.
 

MS Dhoni and his wife Sakshi arrived in Dehradun for Rishabh Pant's sister's wedding in Mussourie. 

India's Ministry of Home Affairs bans Jammu and Kashmir Ittihadul Muslimeen (JKIM) for 5 years, citing threats to national security and territorial integrity.

NIA in Punjab's Mohali has sentenced nine individuals to imprisonment in a case involving the drone-based smuggling of explosives and firearms. The case is linked to designated terrorists Gurmeet Singh alias Bagga and Ranjeet Singh alias Neeta.

A daring jewellery heist in Ara was thwarted by police, leading to the arrest of two robbers and the recovery of stolen jewellery. A dramatic chase and gunfight ensued after the robbery at a prominent showroom.

Rishabh Pant credits coach Tarak Singh for mastering his defence, despite his natural attacking style.

Bharti Airtel has announced a partnership with SpaceX to introduce Starlink's satellite-based high-speed internet services in India. This collaboration aims to enhance internet connectivity across the country, especially in remote and underserved regions. 
 

Separatist militants in Pakistan's Balochistan hijacked a passenger train carrying around 400 passengers on Tuesday following a shootout, news agency Reuters reported.

Lung cancer in non-smokers is a serious health concern that requires attention and awareness. Understanding the causes, risks, and impact of lung cancer in non-smokers can help in early detection, prevention, and effective treatment. 

In a setback for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, a Delhi court has directed the police to register an FIR against him over allegations of misusing public funds.

The Brahmin Samaj Mahasangh has opposed a Kedarnath replica in Etawah, calling it an affront to the shrine’s sanctity. They urged CM Pushkar Dhami to intervene, citing past bans on replicating Char Dham temples.
 

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After the heartbreak of the 2023 World Cup final, KL Rahul faced criticism and setbacks. However, he turned his career around in the Champions Trophy 2025, playing a crucial role in India's victory and redeeming himself from past failures.

Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) terrorist organization has taken control of a passenger train named Jaffar Express and has taken hundreds of its passengers as hostages, threatening to blow them up.

Reliance Jio led 5G performance at Maha Kumbh 2025, achieving a 201.87 Mbps median download speed and 83.9% 5G availability, nearly double Airtel’s. Jio’s robust 5G network ensured seamless connectivity, handling 20 million calls and 400 million data requests amid record-breaking crowds, Ookla reported.

A total of 283 people, including eight Malayalis, have been rescued from human trafficking rackets operating along the Myanmar-Thailand border. Lured by fake job offers on social media, they were trapped by cyber fraud gangs.