‘Isko sack kab karoge?’: Pakistan captain Shan Masood faces massive backlash after humiliating Bangladesh defeat | Cricket News

Shan Masood (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Shan Masood found himself at the centre of massive social media criticism after Pakistan suffered a crushing 104-run defeat against Bangladesh in the first Test of the two-match series at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur.The defeat marked Pakistan’s third consecutive Test loss against Bangladesh and also…

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'Narrow-minded political experiments': Congress targets RSS over saffron hockey jersey, backs 'Men in Blue' identity | Hockey News

‘Narrow-minded political experiments’: Congress targets RSS over saffron hockey jersey, backs ‘Men in Blue’ identity | Hockey News

The Congress on Saturday criticised the decision to change the Indian hockey team’s jersey colour from its traditional blue to saffron, saying sports and players should not be used for political purposes and asking the government to reconsider the move.The Indian men’s and women’s hockey teams, who have traditionally played in blue jerseys, will wear…

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All roads still lead to the Middle East: Why India’s energy pipeline runs through the Gulf

All roads still lead to the Middle East: Why India’s energy pipeline runs through the Gulf

AI generated image, used only for representational purpose The Hormuz crisis, which disrupted global energy flows for more than 100 days, has raised questions over India’s ability to diversify fuel supplies beyond the Strait and the Middle East. India’s energy sector is closely monitoring the situation, with the Middle East continuing to remain the country’s…

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Whale Sharks: Scientists attach cameras to whale sharks, capturing how the world’s biggest fish hunts like never before

Whale Sharks: Scientists attach cameras to whale sharks, capturing how the world’s biggest fish hunts like never before

For decades, marine scientists have watched whale sharks (Rhincodon typus), the world’s biggest fish, from boats and while snorkelling. They could only catch glimpses of the world’s largest fish gliding through tropical waters. It turns out that what they have observed until now was only the trailer. A new study published in the journal Marine…

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Gabe Newell has put more than $816 million into deep-sea research; his Inkfish fleet is building a 162-metre science vessel |

Gabe Newell has put more than $816 million into deep-sea research; his Inkfish fleet is building a 162-metre science vessel |

Image Credit: Vard/Marine Insight Gabe Newell’s marine research organisation Inkfish has ordered a 162-metre deep-sea research vessel from Norwegian shipbuilder VARD. The ship, named RV11000, is valued at nearly €700 million, or about $816 million, and is scheduled for delivery in the first quarter of 2030. According to Marine Insight, the vessel will be designed…

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In 1997, he moved from India to the US and worked as a janitor to pay the bills; after being told his “thick accent” would never get him a job, Sharran Srivatsaa went on to build businesses worth billions

In 1997, he moved from India to the US and worked as a janitor to pay the bills; after being told his “thick accent” would never get him a job, Sharran Srivatsaa went on to build businesses worth billions

He once used Tony Robbins tapes while cleaning floors to improve his English. When Sharran Srivatsaa arrived in the US from India in 1997, he was not carrying a business empire, a powerful network or a high-paying job. He was a college freshman trying to pay his bills, working as a janitor and struggling with…

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