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Trophy controversy returns? Mohsin Naqvi set to attend India’s Women’s Asia Cup final | Cricket News

Indian Men’s Cricket Team and Mohsin Naqvi The possibility of another trophy presentation controversy involving India and Pakistan has emerged ahead of the ACC Women’s Asia Cup 2026 final, with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president Mohsin Naqvi set to attend the summit clash in Dubai.According to a Geo Super…

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White Vinegar Laundry: White vinegar for laundry: How this simple home hack can help keep clothes fresh, clean and odour-free

White vinegar serves as an eco-friendly remedy for typical laundry issues, efficiently softening fabrics by breaking down detergent residue. Stiff towels, dingy whites that never quite look bright again, static-charged clothes clinging together straight out of the dryer, these are the kind of small laundry annoyances most people just accept as normal. A bottle of…

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Meet Luke Carpenter-Bundhoo, the Australian ecologist who found an ancient ‘vegan Dracula’ fish 900 miles beyond its known range |

Meet Luke Carpenter-Bundhoo, the Australian ecologist who found an ancient ‘vegan Dracula’ fish 900 miles beyond its known range |

Australian brook lamprey. Image Credit: David Moffatt In 2022, Australian ecologist Dr Luke Carpenter-Bundhoo set out to study how the Black Summer bushfires had affected ecosystems in K’gari, Queensland. Instead, while surveying a creek, he encountered an unexpected creature: an eel-like fish with seven gills and a mouth lined with circular rows of teeth. The…

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He was asked to leave school as he couldn’t pay the fees; years later, he built his own school where kids are taught both success and happiness

He was asked to leave school as he couldn’t pay the fees; years later, he built his own school where kids are taught both success and happiness

Sachan started Gurukulam-Khushiyon Wala School in 2019. For Uddeshya Sachan, the memory of being asked to leave school because his family could not pay the fees never really faded. His father was a tailor and his mother a homemaker. Growing up in a modest household in Kanpur, Sachan had seen his father struggle to keep…

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7 things to check before you buy

7 things to check before you buy

If authenticity matters to you, buying directly from Longchamp or from an authorised retailer is the simplest option. If you’re shopping pre-owned, ask the seller for clear photographs of the logo, leather tab, stitching, hardware, interior label and any identifying markings before paying. And if the seller refuses to provide basic photographs, rushes you into…

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Lucky Number and Colour Today, 7th September, 2026: Cancer Moon Sparks Growth & Revival; Cancer Moon Sparks Growth & Revival

Lucky Number and Colour Today, 7th September, 2026: Cancer Moon Sparks Growth & Revival; Cancer Moon Sparks Growth & Revival

A day for new opportunities and enhancements arrives as previous plans can be refreshed. Prioritizing emotional safety becomes vital, as clinging to outdated ideas may cause hindrance. Embracing second chances can mend valuable relationships and reignite familiar routines. Resources appear to improve, making once-delayed tasks attainable with astute changes. Old acquaintances may resurface, bringing helpful…

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Australia announce squad for South Africa Tests: Marnus Labuschagne survives, Cooper Connolly earns surprise inclusion | Cricket News

Australia announce squad for South Africa Tests: Marnus Labuschagne survives, Cooper Connolly earns surprise inclusion | Cricket News

Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne (PTI photo) Marnus Labuschagne has survived another selection scare, with Cricket Australia retaining the struggling batter in its 16-member Test squad for the upcoming three-match series against South Africa.The decision came despite growing calls for Labuschagne to be dropped. Australia greats Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden have both questioned his place in…

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A company bought 7,500 acres of England for £8.5 million to create ‘Britain’s Yellowstone’; after investors are repaid, it plans to give the land to a community or charity

A company bought 7,500 acres of England for £8.5 million to create ‘Britain’s Yellowstone’; after investors are repaid, it plans to give the land to a community or charity

‘Britain’s Yellowstone’: restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition A nature restoration company has bought 7,500 acres of Northumbrian moorland for £8.5 million, starting a large rewilding project that aims to eventually hand the land to a charity or local community once investors have been repaid. The purchase of Emblehope Moor…

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