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    Metro Service Expansion for Narendra Modi Stadium IPL Events

    Ahmedabad, April 2 The Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) has extended metro train services in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar on selected dates to facilitate passenger movement during the IPL 2026 day-night matches scheduled at Narendra Modi Stadium.In a statement issued on Thursday, the...
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    Speaker Khader Directs Govt to Ensure VIP Tickets for MLAs at IPL Matches

    Bengaluru, March 26 Legislative Assembly Speaker U T Khader on Thursday asked the government to ensure that every MLA receives four VIP tickets at the city’s Chinnaswamy Stadium during matches, after members across party lines alleged they were treated with "disrespect" by the KSCA, which...
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    World Cup 2026: Ticket Demand High, Prices Remain a Concern

    March 26, New Delhi: The race for FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets has entered its final phase. FIFA announced that the final sales period will run from April 1 to July 19, with tickets being released on a rolling basis, first-come, first-served.Over 1 million tickets have already been sold, with...
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    FIFA Ticket Prices Under Fire: Supporters Group Files Complaint

    Hamburg, March 24 – The Football Supporters Europe (FSE) and Euroconsumers have filed a formal complaint with the European Commission against the football governing body, FIFA, over excessive ticket prices for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, which is scheduled to begin on June 11.FSE has stated...
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    T20 World Cup Final Tickets: Two Arrested in Black Market Operation

    Ahmedabad, March 7 The Ahmedabad police have arrested two individuals for allegedly engaging in the illegal resale of tickets for the high-stakes T20 World Cup final, scheduled for Sunday at the Narendra Modi Stadium here, officials said.During surveillance in the Usmanpura area, the two...
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    Beyond the Numbers: Understanding the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Rail Project's Funding

    New Delhi, March 5 The Ahmedabad-Mumbai high-speed rail project, expected to cost 508 kilometers, will not solely be funded by the Indian Railways, according to the National High-Speed Rail Corporation Limited on Thursday.The NHSRCL, which is constructing the country's first high-speed rail...
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