Why is Anand Mahindra still emotionally connected to a 60-acre coffee plantation from his childhood |

Why is Anand Mahindra still emotionally connected to a 60-acre coffee plantation from his childhood |

Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently shared a detailed account of his long-standing connection with India’s coffee landscape. Shared on X (formerly Twitter), he responded to a discussion comparing the coffee-growing regions of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu with Araku. His reply focused on experience, where he outlined his personal journey with coffee cultivation, tracing it back…

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Bukayo Saka joins exclusive England World Cup hat-trick club after breaking 60-year record | Football News

Bukayo Saka joins exclusive England World Cup hat-trick club after breaking 60-year record | Football News

England’s Bukayo Saka (7) celebrates scoring his side’s 5th goal from the penalty spot during the World Cup third-place playoff soccer match between France and England in Miami Gardens, Fla., Saturday, July 18, 2026. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) Bukayo Saka produced the finest performance of his international career as England defeated France 6-4 in an extraordinary…

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Sachin Tendulkar said 'try to put that aside and start from zero', recalls ODI World Cup hero Jemimah Rodrigues | Cricket News

Sachin Tendulkar said ‘try to put that aside and start from zero’, recalls ODI World Cup hero Jemimah Rodrigues | Cricket News

Jemimah Rodrigues (AP Photo) India batter Jemimah Rodrigues has revealed how a timely message from cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar helped her stay grounded after one of the biggest moments of her career.Rodrigues played a match-winning unbeaten 127 against Australia in the Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal last year, helping India beat the dominant side and…

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Five years after Taliban takeover, 2.4 million Afghan girls still excluded from school: Unesco

Five years after Taliban takeover, 2.4 million Afghan girls still excluded from school: Unesco

Afghanistan only country where girls formally barred from secondary, higher education, Unesco says An estimated 2.4 million Afghan girls remain excluded from secondary education, five years after the Taliban returned to power, according to a report by Unesco.Unesco said Afghanistan remains the only country in the world where girls and women are formally barred from…

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