BCCI decides to continue IPL rules until 2027
Central Government to review controversial UGC rules; Voter ID to be used for identification instead of Aadhaar card
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
5 November 2026, 11:22 pm · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh News, despite opposition from Rohit and Kohli, the BCCI has taken a major decision to continue the rules currently implemented in the IPL until 2027.
In the education sector, the Central Government has assured the Supreme Court that the controversial UGC rules will be reconsidered, for which a review committee has been constituted.
Aadhaar cards will no longer be used to receive funds from government schemes. Henceforth, biometric and Voter ID will be used for identification.
Regarding legal matters, the Supreme Court, while delivering an important decision on arrests, has stated that it is mandatory to produce the accused before a judge within 24 hours. On the other hand, a case has reached the High Court regarding the complex rule of sleeping in trains from 10 pm to 6 am.
In other news, Amit Shah accused the Congress of spreading anarchy in Karnal, Haryana. Posters have been put up against Dhirendra Shastri in Lucknow, while the funds of 30 lakh customers are stuck due to the sinking of the UNO bank in Paraguay. Apple has cut employee expenses, and the Ramayana film has received a positive response on social media.
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The court observed that framing rules is a policy matter falling under the domain of competent authorities.