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Nitin Gadkari: “Today I got late by an hour because I got stuck in the traffic from Worli to this hotel”: Nitin Gadkari explains why Mumbai needs a new traffic solution

Nitin Gadkari (Youtube grab) Mumbai traffic is not a hidden issue. While India’s financial capital is dotted with some incredible architectural beauties and beautiful beaches, the traffic condition still remains a common everyday problem. Mumbai’s traffic has a peculiar way of turning short distances into long journeys. And that’s exactly why Union Road Transport and…

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5-year-old ‘restaurant host’ in China goes viral for his adorable way of serving diners; internet can’t get enough

5-year-old ‘restaurant host’ in China goes viral for his adorable way of serving diners A restaurant video featuring a young boy has become a talking point on social media, with viewers drawn to an interaction that takes an unexpectedly amusing turn. The clip has attracted several light-hearted reactions, with people picking up on different moments…

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‘Vaibhav Sooryavanshi didn’t do anything wrong’: Ex-India star questions Sanju Samson’s selection | Cricket News

Sanju Samson and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Image credit: Agencies) Former India batter Mohammad Kaif has questioned India’s decision to pick Sanju Samson ahead of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for the first T20I against Afghanistan.Samson returned to the Indian team but managed only 10 runs off nine balls as India beat Afghanistan by seven wickets at the Arun Jaitley…

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In 2007, Mieko Catlett visited Uttarakhand’s Bageshwar with her husband Robert; 19 years later, she returned from Japan carrying his ashes to fulfil his final wish

At the Saryu River, she performed the final rituals in the presence of priests and family members. A Japanese woman travelled to Bageshwar in Uttarakhand, carrying the ashes of her late husband to fulfil a wish he had expressed before his death. Mieko Catlett reached the town in August with the ashes of Robert Catlett,…

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‘No problem in multinational tournaments’: Pakistan hockey team to travel to India for Asian Champions Trophy | Hockey News

India’s Mandeep Singh, left, and Pakistan’s Muhammad Hammadudin shake hands after the World Cup Field Hockey pool D match between India and Pakistan in Amstelveen, Netherlands. NEW DELHI: Pakistan will travel to India next month for the Men’s Asian Champions Trophy, with Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann confirming on Monday in Mohali that the team…

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Indian cricket stars with a second uniform: Meet the cricketers who hold official ranks in the police and defence forces

Cricketers in second uniform When it comes to India’s cricket stars, we usually recognise them with their highest runs, most wickets and trophies. But a few of these stars have another unusual distinction which is holding official ranks in the police or armed forces. Not many must be aware that some Indian cricketers were appointed…

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‘Once in a lifetime’: Pakistan’s Salman Ali Agha answers England setback with maiden triple century | Cricket News

Just days after being sent home from Pakistan’s England tour following a disappointing start to the Test series, Salman Ali Agha has responded in emphatic fashion — with a monumental maiden first-class triple century.The Pakistan batter smashed an unbeaten 300 for Kingsmen Academy against Markhor IT Solutions in the President’s Trophy Grade-I, producing a statement…

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“This illness will not define us”: Alexander Zverev’s mother refused to let his diabetes diagnosis limit his dreams, years later he became a US Open champion

Alexander Zverev lifted his maiden US Open title on September 13, 2026, defeating Ben Shelton in a hard-fought final that went 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 at Arthur Ashe Stadium. It was Zverev’s second Grand Slam title of the year, following his French Open win just three months earlier, capping what he has openly called a…

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75% tested positive for drugs, now test negative: How Mangaluru Police Commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy helped students turn their lives around

Mangaluru Police Commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy (Image: ANI) The numbers tell a story that goes beyond a police crackdown. After testing 8,310 students across 150 colleges in Mangaluru, police found 98 who tested positive for drug use. Months later, 50 of those students were tested again. Thirty-eight now tested negative, with the students telling authorities…

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