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Bhavitha Mandava: Hyderabad girl-turned-Chanel ambassador Bhavitha Mandava makes her Venice Film Festival debut in a mermaid-inspired Chanel gown

Bhavitha Mandava is having quite a year.The Indian model first caught the fashion world’s attention when she opened Chanel’s Métiers d’Art 2026 collection in New York. Not long after, she made history as the first Indian House Ambassador for the French fashion house.Now, she’s added another major moment to that growing list.Bhavitha made her red…

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‘Don’t call it cricket’: Ricky Ponting makes radical T20 pitch to win over US fans | Cricket News

Ricky Ponting (Getty Images) Australian great Ricky Ponting has suggested a radical change in the way cricket is marketed in the United States, saying administrators should consider dropping the word ‘cricket’ altogether and promoting the sport simply as ‘T20’.With the United States emerging as a key part of the International Cricket Council (ICC)’s global growth…

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Bk Sister Shivani: Quote of the day by BK Sister Shivani: “Belief system – “If we are nice always, people take us for granted.” ‘ Nice means responding…” What does the motivational speaker advise on making goodness our strength

BK Sister Shivani is a well-known spiritual teacher who speaks in a simple, relatable way about issues we often encounter in daily life, like stress, relationships, self-respect, and emotional balance.Her advises are mostly about responding with stability instead of reacting in anger, setting healthy boundaries, and seeing goodness as a form of inner strength.She recently…

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‘World laughing at Pakistan?’: Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB slammed for turning team into a ‘laughingstock’ | Cricket News

Babar Azam and Moshin Naqvi (Agency Image) Nasser Hussain has joined the growing criticism of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), accusing the governing body of making the situation worse after the team suffered defeats in the first two Tests of the three-match series in England.Pakistan were beaten in Headingley and Lord’s, after which the PCB…

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Young footballer quits and becomes farm worker out of embarrassment after being transferred to a rival club for 15 kilograms of pork sausage | Football News

In 2006, Marius Cioara moved from UT Arad to Regal Hornia for 15kg of pork sausage, then quit football/ Image: The Sun Transfer fees in football have reached eye-watering levels, with clubs happily throwing around millions for the right player. But back in 2006, one Romanian defender discovered that a transfer could also be settled…

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Mohsin Naqvi gets a fresh roast: Iceland Cricket offers ‘all expenses paid’ trip to ‘learn selection strategy’ from PCB chief | Cricket News

Iceland Cricket has taken a cheeky swipe at Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi, using an imaginary cricketing challenge to mock the board’s recent selection decisions and the growing criticism surrounding its administration.The Iceland Cricket account, known for its humorous and often sarcastic posts on X, took aim at Naqvi amid a turbulent period…

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‘This is a mistake’: Srikkanth slams India’s ‘fear-driven’ squad for Afghanistan series | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India’s decision to field a full-strength squad for the upcoming Afghanistan T20I series has drawn sharp criticism from former cricketer Kris Srikkanth, who believes the selectors missed a valuable opportunity to expose more youngsters to international cricket.Srikkanth described the selection as a “mistake” and suggested that the recent defeats in Ireland and England…

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SAI creates ‘Little Japan’ in India: Athletes get a taste of Asian Games life in containers | More sports News

Inside SAI’s ‘Little Japan’ (TOI Photo) BENGALURU: Shipping containers with exteriors painted with cherry blossoms and chochins — traditional Japanese lanterns — hung on the sides have been transformed into two-bedroom accommodation. Inside are modern amenities, an LED screen displaying information about the Asian Games and Japanese books such as Ikigai and Kaizen. The menu…

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