March 2025 – What Made Headlines on Tirunelveli News Today
March was a busy month. From sports scandals to big political visits, the stories we covered kept readers glued. Below is a quick rundown of the most talked‑about items, so you can catch up in a few minutes.
Top Sports Stories
The IPL opened with a bang when a video showed CSK’s Khaleel Ahmed and Ruturaj Gaikwad swapping an object during the match against MI. Fans called it ball tampering, sparking heated debates online. No official complaint was filed, but the clip revived memories of past controversies and put CSK under the microscope.
Cricket fans also read about Tamim Iqbal’s final goodbye to international cricket. The Bangladeshi star retired in January to focus on health and family, ending a career filled with record‑breaking innings.
Tennis lovers got an emotional moment when Rafael Nadal announced his retirement after a stellar 38‑year run. Federer penned a heartfelt tribute, praising Nadal’s spirit. Nadal’s legacy – 22 Grand Slams and 14 French Open titles – was celebrated worldwide.
Football news wasn’t far behind. Lionel Messi’s assist secured Argentina’s 1‑0 win over Peru in the World Cup qualifiers, boosting their lead in the CONMEBOL table. Meanwhile, Brazil vs Uruguay’s upcoming qualifier generated buzz, with key injuries and tactical changes shaping predictions.
On the cricket field, India broke Australia’s long streak at Perth’s Optus Stadium, winning by 295 runs in the Border‑Gavaskar Trophy. Young pacer Harshit Rana and veteran Nitish Kumar Reddy also featured in selection talks for the Perth Test, as shared by former bowler Zaheer Khan.
Big Headlines in Politics & Business
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit to Guyana made headlines. He was welcomed with the “Key to the City of Georgetown,” marking the first Indian leader’s trip in over 50 years. The visit set the stage for deeper ties in defence, energy, and agriculture.
In business, Gautam Adani faced a legal storm. U.S. prosecutors charged the Adani Group with a $265 million bribery scheme linked to solar contracts. The case expanded to potentially involve former Andhra Pradesh CM Jagan Reddy, adding another layer of complexity.
Education updates were also key. The CBSE released its 2025 board exam schedule for Classes 10 and 12, outlining dates from mid‑February to early April. The board emphasized competency‑based learning and set a 75 % attendance rule for eligibility.
Internationally, Ukraine stepped up missile strikes on Russian bases, prompting Russia to threaten nuclear retaliation. NATO marked the 1,000th day of the conflict, pledging continued support for Kyiv.
Back home, the Indian stock markets took a holiday on November 20, 2024, due to the Maharashtra Assembly elections, showing how political events still impact the financial calendar.
That’s the snapshot of March 2025 on Tirunelveli News Today. Whether you’re into sports drama, political developments, or exam dates, we covered it all. Stay tuned for more updates as the month rolls on.
