'He will be one of the best captains of India': Shresta Iyer backs brother Shreyas Iyer after England hammering | Cricket News

‘He will be one of the best captains of India’: Shresta Iyer backs brother Shreyas Iyer after England hammering | Cricket News

Shresta Iyer and Shreyas Iyer NEW DELHI: India’s T20I captain Shreyas Iyer has received strong backing from his sister, Shresta Iyer, after another disappointing result against England in the 3rd T20I, extending his difficult start as the team’s full-time captain.In a video that has gone viral on social media, Shresta urged fans not to judge…

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'Marketed like Nirma instead of Nike': 'Dhamaal 4' star Jaaved Jafferi explains why the original 'Dhamaal' initially underperformed at the box office before becoming a cult hit | Hindi Movie News

‘Marketed like Nirma instead of Nike’: ‘Dhamaal 4’ star Jaaved Jafferi explains why the original ‘Dhamaal’ initially underperformed at the box office before becoming a cult hit | Hindi Movie News

Ahead of ‘Dhamaal 4’, Jaaved Jafferi says he’s never nervous before releases and reveals the original ‘Dhamaal’ wasn’t meant to be a franchise—it succeeded later as a cult film. He blames poor marketing for its muted debut, compares it to Star Wars, and calls Dhamaal India’s pioneering movie franchise. With ‘Dhamaal 4’ approaching its release,…

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Meet the Emirati stunt performer behind the action in 'Dune: Part Three'

Dune Part Three: Meet the Emirati stunt performer behind the action in ‘Dune: Part Three’ | World News

Emirati Stunt Performer Brings Authentic Desert Action to ‘Dune: Part Three’ / Image – Mohammed Faisal Mostafa When audiences watch the sweeping desert battles of Dune: Part Three later this year, they will be seeing more than the spectacular landscapes of Abu Dhabi’s Liwa Desert. Hidden behind the breathtaking action sequences is an Emirati performer…

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‘Just unfair’: Ashwin slams selectors over Sanju Samson’s Zimbabwe snub | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has strongly criticised the selectors for leaving Sanju Samson out of India’s T20I squad for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour, calling the decision “just unfair”. Ashwin also warned that frequent changes in the team could create insecurity among players and hurt India’s T20 setup.Speaking on his YouTube show Ash…

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Meet Tokio Nakano: The 81-year-old artist who turns rice paddies into giant works of art

Meet Tokio Nakano: The 81-year-old artist who turns rice paddies into giant works of art

Farmers in rural Japan transform rice paddies into enormous living artworks. Tokio Nakano, an eighty-one-year-old artist, leads this intricate planting process. This year’s designs honor local figures and a popular comedian duo. The family has dedicated sixteen years to creating these public agricultural masterpieces. Visitors can admire the vibrant rice field art until the season’s…

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New EPF Scheme 2026: 10 questions employees are asking about contributions, withdrawals and retirement savings

New EPF Scheme 2026: 10 questions employees are asking about contributions, withdrawals and retirement savings

For most employees, the EPF Scheme, 2026 is not about starting afresh. Rather, it represents a transition to a modernised framework. (AI image) The Employees’ Provident Funds Scheme, 2026 has generated significant interest among employees across India. While the new scheme replaces the Employees’ Provident Funds Scheme, 1952 and forms part of the social security…

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Animals fear humans more than lions; study suggests impact of ‘superior predator’: ‘It shows we really are terrifying to animals’ |

Lions, who are often described as ‘the king of the jungle,’ have been painted as valiant beasts who rule other animals. Particularly in the storybooks learned from childhood, the large felines are written as the apex predators that other animals fear. However, that’s not the case in reality. The studies suggest that animals are more…

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In a remote corner of Italy, men reach 100 almost as often as women. Scientists say the reason is not as simple as diet or exercise | World News

In a remote corner of Italy, men reach 100 almost as often as women. Scientists say the reason is not as simple as diet or exercise | World News

In the rugged mountain villages of central-eastern Sardinia, growing old is almost a way of life. What has fascinated scientists for decades, however, is not simply the number of people reaching 100, but the fact that men do so almost as often as women. In most developed countries, women vastly outnumber men among centenarians, yet…

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