'Maybe, that's a good starting point': England's Tuchel jokes Kane could ask Trump over Quansah's red card | Football News

‘Maybe, that’s a good starting point’: England’s Tuchel jokes Kane could ask Trump over Quansah’s red card | Football News

England head coach Thomas Tuchel reacts after the World Cup Round of 16 match against Mexico. (AP Photo) England head coach Thomas Tuchel has questioned FIFA’s decision to overturn Folarin Balogun’s World Cup suspension, joking that captain Harry Kane might have to call US President Donald Trump in an attempt to reverse Jarell Quansah’s red…

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Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha to reunite after ‘Fukrey’ for new situational comedy | Hindi Movie News

Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha to reunite after ‘Fukrey’ for new situational comedy | Hindi Movie News

Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha, previously seen in ‘Fukrey’, are reuniting for a new untitled comedy directed by Shashie Vermaa, also starring Kumud Mishra. Set in Delhi, the film follows a middle-class couple and blends humor with social commentary. Filming is expected to start in late 2026. It marks their first on-screen pairing. Ali Fazal…

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Psychology says keeping your childhood books isn't just nostalgia; Here are 5 reasons why

Psychology says keeping your childhood books isn’t just nostalgia; Here are 5 reasons why

According to research on ‘autobiographical memory’ and ‘narrative identity’, meaningful personal objects help people preserve a sense of self across different stages of life. Psychologist ‘Dr. Dan P. McAdams’, whose work focuses on narrative identity, explains that people naturally build their identity by connecting important life experiences into an ongoing life story. Similarly, developmental psychologists…

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Japan confirms ₹500 visa fee for Indians even after massive global fee hike; here's how Indians can apply and who is eligible

Japan confirms ₹500 visa fee for Indians even after massive global fee hike; here’s how Indians can apply and who is eligible

Good news for Indian travellers planning a trip to Japan. Earlier this month, Japan confirmed a global visa fee hike applicable from July 1, 2026. However, Indian passport holders will continue to pay just ₹500 for both single-entry and multiple-entry visas, as per the Embassy of Japan in India. The move preserves a long-standing concessional…

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World's oldest mummies are not Egyptian: Meet the Chinchorro people who preserved the dead 2,000 years earlier | World News

World’s oldest mummies are not Egyptian: Meet the Chinchorro people who preserved the dead 2,000 years earlier | World News

For most people, the word mummy immediately conjures images of ancient Egypt, gilded pharaohs and elaborate tombs along the Nile. Yet archaeology tells a very different story. Nearly 2,000 years before Egyptians perfected embalming, a community of marine hunter-gatherers living on Chile’s arid Pacific coast had already developed the world’s earliest known tradition of artificial…

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FMCG Q1 demand stable; companies flag El Nino risk

FMCG Q1 demand stable; companies flag El Nino risk

MUMBAI: Demand for soaps, shampoos, packaged food and other household supplies remained stable in the June quarter despite hike in prices amid a broader inflationary environment driven by the West Asia war, companies said in their quarterly updates.El Nino conditions and its bearing on monsoon rains could, however, weigh on rural consumption going ahead, firms…

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Watch: Harry Kane loses his voice after England’s World Cup win and delivers funniest viral post-match moment | Football News

Harry Kane lost his voice after England’s World Cup win and struggled during his post-match interview. Harry Kane delivered one of the most memorable post-match interviews of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after quite literally singing his voice away during England’s jubilant celebrations following their dramatic 3-2 Round of 16 victory over Mexico. Moments after…

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'Rise in early exits from life policies points to misselling'

‘Rise in early exits from life policies points to misselling’

MUMBAI: RBI’s Financial Stability Report has flagged a rise in early exits from life insurance policies, with surrenders and withdrawals now exceeding maturity pay-outs, signalling policyholder dissatisfaction and the risk of mis-selling. The report also said that surging distribution costs raise the risk of acquisition-cost-driven mis-selling.The report said total benefits paid by life insurers rose…

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