Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh has defended MS Dhoni's fanbase, stating that true fans want to see Dhoni continue playing for the Chennai Super Kings despite a tough IPL 2025 season.
Ms DhoniHarbhajan SinghChennai Super KingsIpl 2025Cricket FansReal EstateMay 18, 2025
Harbhajan Singh praised MS Dhoni's real fanbase and criticized the prevalence of paid fans on social media.
Harbhajan Singh believes that fans genuinely want to see Dhoni continue playing, and he should continue as long as he can.
The Chennai Super Kings had their worst season in IPL 2025, being the first team to be eliminated within a month of the tournament's start.
Despite the early exit, there are signs that Dhoni’s career is far from over. The team is focused on building a young core and regaining their championship form.
Aakash Chopra, his co-panellist, playfully responded, ‘Itna sach nahi bolna tha (You weren’t supposed to be this honest).’
Real estate developer Casagrand has announced the launch of its first project in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu. The project, Casagrand Highline, is set to transform the local real estate market with its innovative design and premium amenities.
The Zydus Family Trust, associated with the pharmaceutical giant Cadila Healthcare, has made a significant real estate investment by purchasing a Rs 200-crore apartment in Mumbai from Oberoi Realty, one of the largest developers in the city.
In the latest rental update by Magicbricks, Chennai has recorded the highest quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) rent increase of 22.2%, while Mumbai continues to be the most expensive rental market.
Popular anchor Suma issues clarification amid real estate fraud controversy, denies any association with Raki Avenues since 2018.
With rents on the rise, more and more individuals are considering homeownership as a viable and potentially more cost-effective alternative. Prasun Kumar, Chief Marketing Officer of Magicbricks, shares insights on the current real estate market trends.
Brookfield Asset Management plans to expand its investments in India, aiming to triple its assets under management to over $100 billion within the next five years, driven by strong economic growth and demand for infrastructure and clean energy.