Living in 2026, getting ready for the 18th season of the IPL, and yet, the remotest parts of our country have no representation in a tournament that garners media highlights from all parts of the world Since 2008, the Indian Premier League (IPL) has proved to be not only a cricket tournament but also an event that has brought development and economic boost in various forms. Cities or states represented in the IPL witness a rise in tourism, as fans from not only India but also other nations visit the area for matches and, in turn, indulge in local tourism and cuisine, boosting local businesses. Not to forget, sales of merchandise, temporary employment opportunities, and so much more open up for the home city or state during the IPL. Unfortunately, despite living in 2026 and 18 years into the tournament, what IPL has failed to do is reach the remotest ...
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