Worrying sight for India: Star spinner stretchered off after ankle injury against Netherlands in T20 World Cup | Cricket News

Worrying sight for India: Star spinner stretchered off after ankle injury against Netherlands in T20 World Cup | Cricket News

India suffered an injury scare during their Women’s T20 World Cup match against the Netherlands on Wednesday as off-spinner Shreyanka Patil had to leave the field after injuring her ankle while bowling her first over.The incident took place in the sixth over of the Netherlands innings. Shreyanka had bowled just one delivery when she hurt…

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Customer calls police on Oklahoma father who accompanied his two young daughters to women's washroom; confrontation caught on video

Customer calls police on Oklahoma father who accompanied his two young daughters to women’s washroom; confrontation caught on video

A routine stop at a petrol station during a family road trip turned into a heated confrontation for an Oklahoma father after another customer called police because he took his two young daughters into a women’s restroom.Tyler Brodsky was travelling home to Oklahoma from Florida when he stopped at a service station in Alabama so…

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Smriti Mandhana scripts history, becomes the first-ever batter across men’s and women’s T20Is to… | Cricket News

Smriti Mandhana (BCCI Photo) India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana added another milestone to her glittering career during the Women’s T20 World Cup clash against the Netherlands on Wednesday. The left-hander became the first player across men’s and women’s T20 internationals to hit 600 fours, reaching the landmark while leading India’s charge with the bat.Mandhana continued her…

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China's export surge sparks Europe fears as G7 countries weighs response to 'China Shock 2.0'

China’s export surge sparks Europe fears as G7 countries weighs response to ‘China Shock 2.0’

China’s booming exports are emerging as a major concern for Europe, with leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) economies discussing ways to address growing trade imbalances amid fears of a new “China Shock” hitting European industry, according to news agency AP.After years of US tariffs aimed at curbing Chinese manufacturing dominance, Beijing has continued…

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Zeenat Aman reveals her Hindu name, explains why she is not religious: 'My father was Muslim, I studied in a Catholic school' |

Zeenat Aman reveals her Hindu name, explains why she is not religious: ‘My father was Muslim, I studied in a Catholic school’ |

Zeenat Aman is known for breaking stereotypes in the 70s and 80s with her bold roles in films like ‘Qurbaani’, ‘Satyam Shivam Sundaram’, ‘Don’, Hare Rama Hare Krishna’ among others. The actress continues to be an inspiration for even many youngsters today through her candid revelations and thoughts on social media. She shares a lot…

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Middle East Conflict Airline Profits: Middle East conflict to cut airline profits 10-15% this fiscal as ATF costs, rupee pressure bite: Report

Middle East Conflict Airline Profits: Middle East conflict to cut airline profits 10-15% this fiscal as ATF costs, rupee pressure bite: Report

Operating profits of Indian airlines are expected to decline 10-15 per cent this fiscal year as elevated aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices, airspace restrictions and rupee depreciation caused by the Middle East conflict weigh on the sector, a Crisil report said on Wednesday.The rating agency estimated that the combined operating profit of domestic airlines could…

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5.3-million-year-old 'whale graveyard' has been hiding at the bottom of the Indian Ocean: Scientists call it 'unexpected' |

5.3-million-year-old ‘whale graveyard’ has been hiding at the bottom of the Indian Ocean: Scientists call it ‘unexpected’ |

Researchers discovered a vast whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean’s Diamantina Zone, containing 476 fossil cetaceans and five modern whale-fall communities. This site, active for at least 5.3 million years, provides a unique window into deep-sea ecosystems and carbon sequestration, with many species potentially new to science. The deep ocean is the largest living space…

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Zelenskyy says G7 agrees on ensuring 'support' for Ukraine's 'defence and energy resilience'

Zelenskyy says G7 agrees on ensuring ‘support’ for Ukraine’s ‘defence and energy resilience’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday confirmed that G7 leaders has agreed to provide additional air-defence support, strengthen Ukraine’s energy resilience and impose fresh sanctions on Russia, as Kyiv seeks to bolster its defences against Moscow’s invasion.Speaking after the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, Zelenskyy welcomed the commitments and described the gathering as an important…

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Shreyas Iyer surpasses Virat Kohli, becomes joint second-fastest Indian to… | Cricket News

India’s Shreyas Iyer (PTI Photo) Shreyas Iyer added another significant milestone to his ODI career during India’s second ODI against Afghanistan in Lucknow on Wednesday, becoming the joint second-fastest Indian batter to reach 3,000 runs in the format.The Mumbai batter reached the landmark in his 72nd ODI innings, drawing level with former opener Shikhar Dhawan…

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Samantha Ruth Prabhu praises Tamil Nadu CM Vijay after meeting him: ‘Life can be so much bigger than the dream you started with’ | Tamil Movie News

Samantha Ruth Prabhu praises Tamil Nadu CM Vijay after meeting him: ‘Life can be so much bigger than the dream you started with’ | Tamil Movie News

Samantha Ruth Prabhu praises Tamil Nadu CM Vijay after meeting him: ‘Life can be so much bigger than the dream you started with’ (Image credits: Instagram) Samantha Ruth Prabhu met C Joseph Vijay on Wednesday and later shared a heartfelt note on social media, praising his transition from cinema to politics and calling his journey…

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German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here's how it works |

German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here’s how it works |

Producing green hydrogen has always required two separate machines: solar panels to generate electricity and an electrolyser to split water using that electricity, both of which add cost, maintenance, and often a grid connection. A four-person spin-off from Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of Technology says it has found a way to skip the middle step entirely….

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