'I don't want to go to jail': Spain star's Donald Trump joke before FIFA World Cup final | Football News

‘I don’t want to go to jail’: Spain star’s Donald Trump joke before FIFA World Cup final | Football News

Borja Iglesias and Donald Trump NEW DELHI: Spain forward Borja Iglesias made a light-hearted comment ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, saying he hopes he does not have to spend much time shaking hands with US President Donald Trump during the trophy presentation after Sunday’s title clash against Argentina at the MetLife Stadium…

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Foreign investor share falls to 14-year low; DII ownership rises sharply to steady markets: Report

Foreign investor share falls to 14-year low; DII ownership rises sharply to steady markets: Report

Foreign investors are steadily cutting their share in Indian equities, while domestic investors are stepping in stronger than ever, reshaping the ownership pattern of the stock market, according to JM Financial’s Fundamental Research report.FII ownership in Indian equities dropped to 14.7% in April 2026 from 19.9% in April 2016, hitting its lowest level since June…

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Filmmaker Mehul Kumar, who did three films with Nana Patekar, on his close association with the volatile actor: 'He used to lead such a healthy life, had only one problem, temper' |

Filmmaker Mehul Kumar, who did three films with Nana Patekar, on his close association with the volatile actor: ‘He used to lead such a healthy life, had only one problem, temper’ |

Filmmaker Mehul Kumar, who did three films with Nana Patekar, on his close association with the volatile actor: ‘He used to lead such a healthy life, had only one problem, temper’ Filmmaker Mehul Kumar, who directed Nana Patekar in ‘Tiranga’, ‘Krantiveer’ and ‘Kohram’, says he still finds it hard to believe the actor is gone….

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In 2015, a Kansas neighbour building a boundary fence cut 133 trees, some as far as 70 feet inside the adjoining land; 11 years later, an appeals court has upheld the landowner’s $6,500 damages award

In 2015, a Kansas neighbour building a boundary fence cut 133 trees, some as far as 70 feet inside the adjoining land; 11 years later, an appeals court has upheld the landowner’s $6,500 damages award

In total, 133 trees on Deal’s property had been felled. (Representational photo) A Kansas appeals court on Friday, upheld a $6,500 damages award against a man whose fence-building project led to 133 trees being cut on a neighbour’s property in 2015. According to legal research website Justia, the court rejected several challenges raised by accused…

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