Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday congratulated the Indian women’s cricket team for scripting history by winning the World Cup, describing their achievement as a "proud and inspiring moment" for the nation.

The Chief Minister said the Indian team’s victory was a result of their skill, passion, and perseverance, adding that the players had set an example for future generations.

“The Indian women’s cricket team has etched their name in history by clinching the World Cup with an extraordinary display of skill, passion, and perseverance. Heartfelt congratulations to our incredible world champions!” he said in a post on X.

In his message, Siddaramaiah further noted, “Throughout the tournament, Team India demonstrated outstanding teamwork, resilience, and consistency — proving beyond doubt that they truly deserved this glorious victory.”

The Indian women’s team lifted the World Cup after defeating defending champions Australia in a thrilling final match, marking their first-ever global title.

"This landmark day will be cherished for generations - a shining reminder of what determination and unity can achieve," Siddaramaiah said in the post.

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Afzalpur: A 24-year-old police constable Dhareppa died as the motorbike he was riding went out of control and toppled on the road while traveling near Gobbur B village on Saturday morning.

Dhareppa, learned to be a resident of Shirawala village, was reportedly traveling back home to the village from Kalaburagi when the accident occurred and the bike fell on the road.

The police constable, who was grievously injured in the accident, is said to have died on the spot.

Aland Deputy Superintendent of Police Thammaraya Patil, Circle Inspector Lakhan Masaguppi and Devalagangapura Sub-inspector Sangeetha Shinde visited the accident spot and inspected it.

A case has been registered and investigation is underway.