Hyderabad T20I Oct 14: Timing, Tickets, Metro, Parking and Traffic Guide
India take a 2-1 series lead into the October 14 T20I against West Indies at Uppal. Check the 7 PM start, tickets, Metro access, parking and latest traffic status.
Find articles, news, guides, topics and Rajatheertha editorial coverage.
India take a 2-1 series lead into the October 14 T20I against West Indies at Uppal. Check the 7 PM start, tickets, Metro access, parking and latest traffic status.
Entry and exit are restricted at six central Delhi Metro stations until 4 PM as the INDIA bloc prepares to march towards the Supreme Court. Delhi Traffic Police has also identified 30 locations where diversions may be imposed from 6 AM depending on conditions on the ground.
CJP leaders Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das are due before an Executive Magistrate after being placed under preventive arrest, while a fresh Jantar Mantar protest call has prompted traffic diversions across Delhi.
India and West Indies meet in Hyderabad on October 14. Here is the latest verified information on tickets, Metro access, parking, stadium entry and traffic planning.
Delhi commuters face major disruption around the October 10 CJP protest call: entry and exit are restricted at 45 Metro stations, traffic may be diverted at 30 points, and mobile internet is suspended in a limited central Delhi zone.
More than 5,000 passengers reportedly missed trains from New Delhi Railway Station after severe central Delhi traffic restrictions on October 8. As festival travel demand builds, a reserved New Delhi–Katra special begins October 9.
Iranian military officials claim Tehran controls the Strait of Hormuz as ship traffic falls sharply and Iran warns it could launch pre-emptive operations. Here's what is actually happening and why the crisis matters for India's oil bill, rupee and inflation.
Delhi Police has stepped up security ahead of a planned October 10 protest at Jantar Mantar demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. No dedicated Oct 10 traffic advisory has yet been issued, but commuters should prepare for possible diversions and restrictions across central Delhi.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah says India has prepared a roadmap aimed at achieving a drug-free nation by 2029, targeting trafficking networks, narco-financing, synthetic drugs, addiction prevention and rehabilitation.