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Fighter engine talks with US are on, unaffected by tariff row: HAL chief

India September 28, 2025

HAL Chairman and Managing Director D K Sunil assures that the government's recent order for 97 Tejas Mk 1A is a vote of confidence, despite the delay in delivering the initial order of 83 aircraft. He addresses concerns about the supply chain and negotiations with GE for F414 engines.

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Tamil actor Arya says he cuts ’80 per cent sugar when on diet’

Lifestyle 13 min ago

Tamil actor Arya has a big sweet tooth but tries to cut down on sugar while on a diet. He believes in a realistic approach and allows himself some dessert after meals. Dietitian Garima Goyal suggests reducing overall sugar intake and making occasional treats a part of the diet. She also emphasizes the difference between natural and added sugars and provides tips for managing cravings.

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S Janaki's granddaughter Apsara remembers her grandmother and elder sister Varsha.

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S Janaki granddaughter to trolls questioning her grief: ‘Don’t measure my love with tears’

Entertainment 16 min ago

Legendary playback singer S Janaki died last Saturday at the age of 88 in Mysuru following a respiratory problem. She was cremated with full state honours at her Kaniyanahundi farm house here on Sunday evening. As announced by Chief Minister D K Shivakumar, a police team offered her gun salute amid the National Anthem.

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One of two books barred by J&K govt available in Jammu University since 2022

India 31 min ago

Three publishers were arrested by Jammu and Kashmir Police for controversial books in school libraries, including one at Jammu University since 2022. The book was accused of glorifying separatist leaders and militants. A comprehensive audit was ordered to check for terrorist promotion. Jammu University officials claim no objectionable material was found.

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Ranveer’s Dhurandhar opens to under 900 viewers in Japan after Rs 1,300 cr run worldwide

Entertainment 27 min ago

Despite its success in India and overseas, Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar had a disappointing opening in Japan with less than 900 admissions on its first day. Despite a wide release and high-profile promotions, the film failed to enter the top 25 box office rankings and top 10 list of Indian films with the biggest opening-day admissions in Japan.

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Erling Haaland returns home with Rs 72,000 ‘Whiskey Raccoon’: ‘It followed me home’

Trending 55 min ago

Erling Haaland may have bowed out of the FIFA World Cup after Norway’s defeat to England, but the striker has once again gone viral for something completely unrelated to football. When the Norwegian team landed in Oslo on Monday, July 13, Haaland was seen walking off the plane carrying what appeared to be a raccoon clutching a bottle of whiskey.

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Fans call Aamir Khan and Lagaan co-star Rachel Shelley's reunion 'iconic'

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Aamir Khan and Lagaan co-star Rachel Shelley reunite 25 years later, fans call it ‘iconic’

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The 25th anniversary of Lagaan was celebrated with a reunion at the London Indian Film Festival, where Aamir Khan and Rachel Shelley, who played Elizabeth Russell, met. Fans were delighted to see the reunion and shared their nostalgia on social media.

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Oil, blockades, and toll: Key questions answered on renewed Iran war

World 7 min ago

The US and Iran have engaged in a series of strikes for three nights, causing tensions to rise in the Middle East. The US has imposed a naval blockade and increased tariffs on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices have gone up, and there have been casualties from recent attacks. Both sides have conflicting statements about the situation.

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Three boys play in the shallow waters of the Strait of Hormuz, as a plume of smoke rises from an explosion in the background, off Bandar Abbas, Iran, Monday, July 13, 2026. (Razieh Poudat/ISNA via AP)

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As US-Iran tensions flare up, why vessel transits through Hormuz crashed to pre-MoU levels

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Tensions between US and Iran have caused a decline in vessel movements through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital trade route for oil and LNG, despite a peace deal. This has caused oil prices to rise. Security concerns and conflicting interpretations of the deal have worsened the situation, resulting in disruptions in global energy flows and increased import costs for countries like India.

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5 subtle traits that make some couples effortlessly strong together

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‘Opposites may attract, but…’: 5 daily habits of couples with lasting relationships

Lifestyle 2 hr ago

Psychologist Mark Travers believes that the key to effortless relationships lies in subtle similarities, such as a shared sense of humor and similar communication styles. Healthy couples also have aligned social needs, value exploring together, and remain curious about each other. Laughter and playfulness helps with emotional bonding. Bridging gaps requires emotional regulation, adaptive empathy.

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Alia Bhatt joins Tumbbad 2, shares why she said yes to horror sequel: ‘It stayed with me’

Entertainment 2 hr ago

Alia Bhatt confirmed to join Tumbbad 2 cast, lead star and producer Sohum Shah announces. Bhatt expresses excitement for being a part of the sequel and her role is expected to continue into Tumbbad 3. The film has a budget of Rs 100 crore and is set to release on December 3, 2027.

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Zareen Khan shuts down the paparazzi after they pass a suggestive remark.

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Zareen Khan shuts down paparazzi as they ask her to try a outfit in front of them. Watch

Entertainment 2 hr ago

Zareen Khan, best known for hit films like Ready, Housefull 2, Hate Story 3, and 1921, returned to the public limelight after a brief hiatus for a clothing brand launch in Mumbai on Monday. As she showed the collection to the paparazzi, she was taken aback by a lewd remark from them, but chose to give it back, schooling them on their manners.

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Anupam Kher reveals 'hugging' Naseeruddin Shah after 'clown remark'

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Anupam Kher says trolls dug up Naseeruddin Shah’s old video: ‘Ecosystem to attack me’

Entertainment 2 hr ago

Anupam Kher responds to Naseeruddin Shah's "clown" comment and clarifies that they have reconciled. He stands by his beliefs and addresses trolls trying to create a false narrative against him.

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Founded in 1937 by Ganga Bhishen Agarwal, Haldiram’s is an Indian restaurant chain that started as a dessert shop in Bikaner

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‘Every desi had same weekend plan’: Long queues greet London’s first Haldiram’s outlet

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Haldiram’s debut in the United Kingdom has sparked excitement among the Indian diaspora, with a video on social media showing long queues outside the brand’s first-ever outlet in London.

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Saiyami Kher completes half marathon while recovering from ankle injury

Lifestyle 3 hr ago

Actor Saiyami Kher shared on Instagram about missing a full marathon due to an ankle injury but still completing a half marathon. She described the Gold Coast Marathon in Australia as breathtaking and recommended it for its fast route and great weather. However, sports medicine specialist Dr Gazanfar Patel warns against running with an ankle injury as it can cause more damage and delay healing.

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Lock Upp 2: Akanksha Chamola, who revealed she’s bisexual days ago, now says she’s asexual

Entertainment 4 hr ago

TV actor Akanksha Chamola opened up about her personal life on Lock Upp 2, revealing her divorce from husband Gaurav Khanna after 10 years of marriage and her identity as asexual. She shared that her sexuality has evolved and she has no desire for a physical relationship with either gender.

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Christopher Nolan has directed 14 films in 18 years.

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Ahead of The Odyssey, ranking Christopher Nolan’s movies, from Memento to Oppenheimer

Entertainment 4 hr ago

Christopher Nolan's 18-year career has produced 13 films, including his latest release The Odyssey, which hits Indian cinemas this week. From his debut Following to his acclaimed works Memento and The Dark Knight, Nolan's films are known for their non-linear storytelling and immersive set pieces.

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Farhad Samji on Akshay Kumar Welcome To The Jungle

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‘Akshay Kumar jumped at Welcome To The Jungle’s flop actor sequence’: Farhad Samji

Entertainment 4 hr ago

Akshay Kumar's Welcome To The Jungle, written by Farhad Samji, earned Rs 186.58 crores worldwide but faced criticism for its slow second half and similarities to Tropic Thunder. In an exclusive interview, Farhad shared how he took over late Neeraj Vohra's vision and Akshay Kumar's reaction to the 'flop actor sequence'.

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Protest in Goa, ripples in Delhi: Plan for luxury villas, 5-star hotel face opposition

India 5 hr ago

A group of villagers and activists staged a protest in Panaji on Monday against a proposed real estate project, alleging that the luxury township project threatens the village’s ecology, water security and agricultural heritage. The protest marked the completion of 100 days of a sit-in by people of Karapur and Sarvan villages in North Goa's Bicholim taluka.

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More births, deaths being recorded: Benefits, gaps

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India has achieved near-complete coverage in civil registration for births and deaths, a major change from relying on surveys. This data is vital for policy-making and understanding population trends. Factors like institutional deliveries and birth certificates have led to this progress, but regional disparities and data quality issues persist.

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Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal: India, US framework deal ready, to be signed at right time

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India, US framework deal ready, to be signed at right time: Commerce Secy

Business 7 hr ago

India and the US are finalizing a trade deal to tackle proposed US tariffs on Indian goods and safeguard Indian exporters. Despite some hurdles in negotiations, India's increased energy imports from the US are seen as a positive step. The US is India's top export market, making up 20% of its total exports.

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Weekly vs daily insulin: Which option is better for diabetes patients?

Lifestyle 7 hr ago

Experts are discussing the launch of a once-weekly insulin injection in India and its potential benefits for type 2 diabetes patients. While convenient, it may not be suitable for everyone. Factors like blood sugar control, flexibility, and individual needs should be considered when choosing between daily or weekly injections.

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100 cars, ponies, miniature waterfalls: Inside Yohan Poonawalla’s 7.5-acre Pune mansion

Lifestyle 14 hr ago

Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla's 7.5-acre estate in Pune's Koregaon Park is a luxurious blend of heritage charm and modern details. The couple personally curated the interiors, incorporating elements of art, design, and nature. The estate features a grand foyer, opulent living areas, and a tranquil pagoda.

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In emotional speech after supporters’ protest, Narottam Mishra backs BJP’s Datia candidate

India 14 hr ago

Narottam Mishra, former MP Home Minister, shared a stage with CM Mohan Yadav at a nomination rally for BJP candidate Ashutosh Tiwari. Yadav urged Mishra to support Tiwari, showing the party's success in winning over Mishra and preventing a rebellion. Congress candidate Ghanshayam Singh is using Mishra's denial of a ticket to his advantage.

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L-R: CSK head coach Stephen Fleming and former captain MS Dhoni. (Sportzpics for IPL)

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CSK and Stephen Fleming end 18-year partnership, MS Dhoni’s role in focus

Sports 14 hr ago

After 18 years, Stephen Fleming and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have parted ways due to the franchise's inability to qualify for the IPL Playoffs for three seasons. A review with Major League Cricket led to the decision to seek a new coach, with MS Dhoni playing a key role. Candidates from both India and overseas are being considered for the position.

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Jannik Sinner of Italy celebrates after winning a point against Alexander Zverev of Germany men's singles final at Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, Sunday, July 12, 2026. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)

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How Sinner out-served a faster, harder-hitting Zverev at Wimbledon

Sports 15 hr ago

Jannik Sinner's first-serve transformation, guided by coaches Riccardo Piatti and Simone Vagnozzi, has been crucial to his Wimbledon success. His improved percentage and efficiency have made it a formidable weapon, as seen in his victory over Alexander Zverev. Sinner's composure and adaptability have solidified his position as a formidable player to watch out for.

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Paneer combinations: Food pairings that may cause bloating and weight gain

Lifestyle 15 hr ago

Aaina Singhal, a certified nutritionist, challenges the misconception that paneer causes digestive issues and weight gain. She suggests pairing it with cooked vegetables, light carbs, and digestive spices for a healthy and satisfying meal. However, portion size, cooking method, and individual factors also play a role.

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Curbs across Old Srinagar for Martyr’s Day, even Omar minister stopped

India 15 hr ago

Restrictions remained in place in Old Srinagar as Kashmir Valley marked Martyr's Day. Political leaders were not allowed to visit the Martyrs' Graveyard, causing criticism from J&K Education Minister Sakina Itoo and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. July 13 is commemorated as Martyrs' Day in Kashmir, with parties paying homage to those killed in 1931.

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Gill on Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli: ‘They remain very integral part of our team’

Sports 12 hr ago

Shubman Gill praises the experience and skill of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, stating that they are the backbone of the Indian batting lineup. He also discusses a workable combination for the 2027 World Cup with Kohli and hopes for the return of Jasprit Bumrah to boost India's pace attack in the upcoming ODI series against England.

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Give proof or apologise: BJP’s Rs 100-cr defamation threat to Omar over MLA poaching claim

India 16 hr ago

BJP demands evidence or apology from J&K CM for "poaching" allegations and threatens Rs 100-crore defamation suit. CM denies receiving summons and plans to send legal notices to BJP leaders for slanderous accusations. NC's statehood protest in Delhi on July 20 to be attended by national leaders. CM urges Delhi Police to grant permission by Wednesday.

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Brendon McCullum England vs India Test series

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Didn’t get results we wanted: McCullum after stepping down as England Test coach

Sports 16 hr ago

Former England Test coach Brendon McCullum disappointed by results and apologizes for not delivering as promised. He will continue to lead the white ball teams but has stepped down as head coach of the Test team after a series loss to New Zealand. This marks the end of the "Bazball" era and England's next test series is against Pakistan. McCullum is currently leading the No. 1-ranked T20 team.

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Nimrat Kaur hails Amitabh Bachchan’s punctuality, work ethic

Lifestyle 16 hr ago

Nimrat Kaur and Delnna Rrajesh discuss the importance of punctuality and its impact on success and relationships. The conversation highlights the value of time and respecting others, and Delnna shares tips on cultivating this habit. They also debunk the misconception that discipline fades after achieving success, emphasizing the need for consistent practice.

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Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Sunetra Pawar (Express File Photo)

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NCP rift spills into open as Sunetra Pawar’s election faces legal challenge

Political Pulse 15 hr ago

NCP faces internal turmoil as senior office-bearer challenges Sunetra Pawar's election as national president and Praful Patel calls for corrective measures in party's functioning. Concerns over influence of Rajya Sabha MP Parth Pawar also arise. Legal notice issued to party leadership, alleging violation of party constitution and demanding fresh elections.

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Digger trailer: Tom Cruise wreaks havoc on Earth, grabs a shovel to save humanity, watch

Entertainment 17 hr ago

Warner Bros. released a trailer for Digger, a satirical black comedy directed by Alejandro G. Inarritu and starring Tom Cruise as a reclusive oil baron who causes a global ecological disaster. The film, shot in the UK over six months, also features an ensemble cast. It will be released in theatres and IMAX on October 2.

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FIFA World Cup Lamine Yamal and Julian Alvarez

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Yamal, Alvarez and why the long-range goal is back at this FIFA World Cup

Sports 2 hr ago

Lamine Yamal's words are powerful and his goals are legendary. His strike in the Belgium victory, along with other long-range goals in the World Cup, have shown the importance of shooting from distance. Both France and Spain have players who can score from outside the box, but it will be Yamal's skill and words that could determine the outcome of the semifinal match.

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Amol Muzumdar, Head Coach of India before the start of the Day 3 of the Only Test match between England Women and India Women at Lord's Cricket Ground, London, England, on July 12, 2026.

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WTC in women’s cricket? Amol Muzumdar answers after India’s Lord’s win

Sports 17 hr ago

India's women's team head coach Amol Muzumdar expressed his happiness at the prospect of a World Test Championship in the women's game. He also praised the team's performance in the recent win against England at Lord's, highlighting the standout performances of Kranti Gaud and Yastika Bhatia. Muzumdar also clarified that Bhatia is the first-choice wicket-keeper in the longest format if she is fit.

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Most poisonous birds: Feathered species that carry deadly toxins

Lifestyle 17 hr ago

Some birds have evolved to carry toxic substances in their feathers, skin, or tissues, making them dangerous to predators and humans who handle them. These toxins are acquired through their diet, particularly from toxin-bearing insects. Some well-known poisonous birds include the hooded pitohui, variable pitohui, blue-capped ifrita, rufous-naped bellbird, spur-winged goose, and European quail.

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Can journalists be subpoenaed? Why the US summoned NYT reporters over Air Force One report

Explained 3 hr ago

The US DoJ has subpoenaed four journalists from The New York Times for their report on security concerns surrounding President Trump's new Air Force One plane. The journalists have been asked to testify before a grand jury, prompting the NYT to denounce the action as an attempt to silence the media. The report also revealed a leak investigation regarding the plane's lack of defense capabilities.

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Who is eligible for monthly aid scheme for women? Delhi government finalises criteria

Cities 17 hr ago

Delhi Laxmi Yojana, the financial assistance scheme for women by BJP-led government, will benefit 20-22 lakh women who meet the eligibility criteria of no criminal record, income below Rs 2.5 lakh, age between 21 and 60, and 10 years of residency in Delhi. The scheme will be launched on Rakshabandhan, with a goal to empower and provide financial security to women.

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‘I needed people to respect me as an actor’: Akhil Akkineni on why Lenin had to work

Entertainment 17 hr ago

Akhil Akkineni's long-awaited success with his latest film, Lenin, has propelled him into a new phase of his career. He thanks his fans and acknowledges the pressure to impress as an actor. The challenging transformation from an urban image to a village-rooted character required intense preparation, particularly for emotionally and physically taxing scenes.

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India players celebrate with the trophy following the victory in the test match during day four of the first Women's Rothesay Test cricket match between England and India in London, England, Monday, July 13, 2026. (Steven Paston/PA via AP)

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‘Another beautiful step forward’: Tendulkar lauds India women after Lord’s win

Sports 17 hr ago

Sachin Tendulkar praises Indian Women's team for their historic win against England at Lord's, the first-ever women's Test at the iconic venue. He commends Smriti Mandhana, Yastika Bhatia, and Kranti Kumari for their outstanding performances. India's clinical victory in a format they don't often play is a testament to the growth of women's cricket.

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Historical KOSPI Index values as of closing price on October 27, 2025 (Wikimedia Commons)

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How overleveraged retail debt crippled South Korea’s soaring stock market: AI fears deepen

Explained 3 hr ago

South Korean market crashes 9% amid AI rally concerns, while Taiwan remains resilient. Rising debt among retail investors in South Korea amplifies the problem, with foreign investors selling heavily. Divergence in performance due to popularity of leveraged products in South Korea, while Taiwanese investors prefer passive options. Despite correction, experts remain constructive on AI stocks.

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Kranti Gaud of India celebrates after taking her 5th wicket during the presentation of the during Day 2 of the Only Test match between England Women and India Women at Lord's Cricket Ground, London, England, on July 11, 2026.

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Kranti Gaud’s 7 wickets, Yastika Bhatia’s ton prove that hard work pays off

Sports 15 hr ago

Kranti Gaud and Yastika Bhatia made history at Lord's as the first Indian woman to have her name on the Test honours board and the first to score a century at the iconic ground. Gaud's 5-wicket haul and Bhatia's determination and hard work serve as inspiration for women cricketers. Coach Kiran More and former batter WV R also played crucial roles in their success.

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According to US federal indictments, a Punjab police officer worked with members of the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria (in photo) organised crime group to target perceived rivals with false accusations and demands for money. (File Photo)

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Bishnoi associate to FBI target: the rise of Jaggu Bhagwanpuria’s global crime syndicate

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Jaggu Bhagwanpuria, once a name in Punjab Police dossiers, is now at the center of a 44-page US federal indictment, accused of building a transnational criminal enterprise with Lawrence Bishnoi. Bhagwanpuria's global syndicate allegedly has over 1,000 members and associates, operating in India, Canada, the US, UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

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Referee Joao Pedro Silva Pinheiro, of Portugal, shows a yellow card to Switzerland's Breel Embolo (7) during the World Cup quarterfinal soccer match in Kansas City, Mo., Saturday, July 11, 2026. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

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Is the most high-tech football World Cup also the worst refereed?

Sports 15 hr ago

The 2026 World Cup, with its advanced technology, has been marred by refereeing controversies. Inconsistent VAR decisions and questionable offside calls have sparked debates over technology and governance. The lack of a clear intervention threshold and contradictory decisions have eroded trust in officiating.

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Rohit and Kohli’s last lesson for young India: How to slow down in England

Sports 15 hr ago

Kohli and Rohit, experienced Indian batsmen, have improved their performance in England and have excelled in ODIs. Their ability to adapt to conditions and guide younger players will be crucial for the team's success in the final stretch of their careers.

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The complaint against Tahir Hussain (left) alleged that rioters operating from his building had executed the attack against Ankit Sharma. (Express File)

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2020 Delhi riots: Ex-AAP leader Tahir Hussain convicted in intel staffer’s murder

Cities 10 hr ago

Former AAP Councillor Tahir Hussain has been convicted by a Delhi court for the murder of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma during the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots. Sharma was brutally killed by a mob and his body was dumped in a drain. Hussain was found guilty of murder and rioting, but cleared of a criminal conspiracy charge.

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Ash Gardner’s estranged wife accuses her of having affair with teammate

Sports 19 hr ago

Australian cricket scandal: Ashleigh Gardner's marriage ended under 'acrimonious circumstances' with accusations of affair with teammate Georgia Voll. Insider claims things were 'off' during India visit for World Cup. Gardner moved out, leaving wedding rings behind. Recently, she was part of Australia's triumphant T20 World Cup team.

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IND vs ENG: How India pulled-off a historic Lord’s win

Sports 15 hr ago

India's women's cricket team made history by winning their first Test match at Lord's, beating England by 270 runs. Sneh Rana, who wasn't initially part of the squad, took the final wicket with a stunning delivery. The victory was a team effort, with standout performances from Kranti Gaud, Yastika Bhatia, Smriti Mandhana, Deepti Sharma, and captain Harmanpreet Kaur.

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The sitting habit that could be causing back pain

Lifestyle 19 hr ago

Dr Kiran Shete cautions against sitting with one ankle tucked under the opposite thigh, as it can lead to uneven pressure on the hips and spine. This habit is prevalent among corporate employees and can result in pain, poor posture, and reduced mobility. According to Dr Priyank Patel, sitting asymmetrically can also cause muscle imbalances and discomfort.

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China ICBM: The latest test missile was reportedly launched from a PLA Navy Jin-class Type 094 submarine based in the South China Sea.

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Expert Explains: Why India should worry about China’s new ballistic missile test

Explained 3 hr ago

China successfully tested a submarine-based ballistic missile in international waters, showcasing its growing nuclear capabilities. The missile was launched from a PLA Navy submarine and landed within the South Pacific nuclear-free zone, raising concerns for neighbouring countries like India.

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