Upcoming matches of the Indian Premier League at Bengaluru’s M Chinnaswamy Stadium have cast doubt into uncertainty after Karnataka state authorities put all future fixtures on hold. The state has ...
Karnataka's Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar asserts that the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium will continue to host IPL games, emphasizing its importance to Bengaluru.
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Chaos, screams and collapse: 8 stampedes, 127 dead — The anatomy of India’s crowd tragedies in 2025
India witnessed a grim year in 2025 with eight stampedes claiming 127 lives across various public gatherings. From religious ...
The chaos that erupted at Kolkata's Salt Lake Stadium during the Lionel Messi event has once again exposed a troubling ...
From Kolkata’s Messi event to Hathras and Kumbh, India’s crowd disasters share one cause: preventable planning failures that ...
Karnataka Cabinet has greenlit the M Chinnaswamy Stadium to resume hosting international and IPL matches, contingent on full ...
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Bengaluru stadium stampede: Karnataka High Court allows A-G to seek views on SOP on crowd management
Karnataka High Court allows Advocate-General to gather opinions on crowd management SOP following Bengaluru stadium stampede ...
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IPL 2026: Karnataka cabinet gives conditional clearance to Chinnaswamy Stadium to host matches
The decision comes after months of uncertainty following the tragic stampede incident on June 4 during RCB’s victory ...
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has confirmed that the Indian Premier League (IPL) will not be moved out of ...
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IPL 2026: No RCB matches at Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium? Karnataka deputy CM DK Shivakumar puts all speculation to rest
Reports of a controversial shake-up for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season emerged following a tragic stampede at ...
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