Antarctic expedition reveals why Southern Ocean clouds remain one of climate science
The Southern Ocean plays a pivotal role in regulating Earth
Wobble's right for Wong despite wobble
England quick credits chat with media manager for decision to focus on wobble seam above swing
About 200 million years ago, furry, little egg-laying creatures evolved the ability to feed their offspring with a secretion from special glands: milk. Their evolutionary journey continued, and by about 160 million years ago, the first mammals with a real placenta had come into being. Instead of laying eggs, they gave birth to live young that had been connected directly to their mother via a placenta during pregnancy, allowing the exchange of oxygen, nutrients and waste products.
Rapid simulation of heat propagation through multiple rods
There is an elegant mathematical equation behind many different natural phenomena. From the fractal pattern of a romanesco cauliflower sitting on a grocery store shelf to the flow of rivers, they all have underlying mathematical properties. The way heat propagates from one object to another also has a strikingly complex mathematical basis.
Watch Live: Isro's GSLV-F17 to liftoff with India's EOS-05 imaging satellite
Watch Live Isros GSLVF to liftoff with Indias EOS imaging satellite
From Franco battle to 'Stand By Me': 3 nuns stitch new future
Three nuns in Kerala, who supported a nun accusing a Catholic bishop of rape, have launched a clothing venture called 'Stand By Me'. Facing financial hardship after their assistance was stopped, they revived tailoring skills to earn a livelihood. This initiative provides them with independence and a new purpose, expanding from local orders to online sales and employing workers.
Putin Ally Fires 'Panic Plot' Warning As Zelensky's Army Hits Russian Logistics Hubs | Watch
Russias Prosecutor-General Alexander Gutsan has accused Ukraine of targeting Russian logistics centres to spread panic and fuel social and political tensions. His remarks came as drone attacks continued to hit facilities linked to Wildberries, Russias biggest online retailer, with Moscow pushing back against claims that such strikes represent a legitimate military strategy.
NVIDIA CEO Sounds 'AI Revolution' Alarm On Global Stage, Tells Nations To...
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has issued a stark warning to G20 nations over the global AI race, saying the biggest danger is not AI itself but being left behind. Huang urged governments to embrace the technology and invest heavily in AI infrastructure, energy and manufacturing as the industry enters what he called the biggest technology platform shift in history.
Houthis Rain Bombs From Sky As MBS' Forces Scramble For Cover | Watch
Houthi drones have targeted Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, with footage released by the group appearing to show strikes on military vehicles and positions. The attacks come as fighting intensifies across parts of Yemen, with the Houthis also claiming missile and drone attacks along the western coast.
Keeping pace with climate shock events
Disasters across South Asia expose unequal vulnerabilities and the need for a collective regional response
SEBIs new rules from 7 September will change base prices, price bands, pre-open auctions, and close-out procedures for ETFs. Heres what the changes mean for investors, including how they may affect ETF trading, price discovery, and the way investors should trade.
UP CM rejects BIMARU tag, says Uttar Pradesh is now New India's new UP
UP CM rejects BIMARU tag says Uttar Pradesh is now New Indias new UP
Quote of the day by Mark Wahlberg focuses on his view of motherhood, family, sacrifice and parenting. His words point to the work mothers do while raising children and building their character. The quote also connects success with family, responsibility, dedication and the values people pass to the next generation.
Utah won't enforce VPN age-verification law until legal challenge resolves
The state was the first to target VPN usage in the wake of age verification laws, but an ongoing court case has put things on ice.
George Clooney calls Trump administration a 'kakistocracy'
George Clooney calls Trump administration a kakistocracy
A restoration project in Washingtons Barnaby Reach has focused on improving floodplain connectivity and fish passage by removing infrastructure at Barnaby Slough. The first phase included extensive dike and flow control structure removal, demolition of unused hatchery facilities, removal of five wells, decommissioning of a culvert, installation of an 80-foot pedestrian bridge over the Lucas connector channel, and relocation of a recreational parking area. The Skagit River System Cooperative, Department of Fish and Wildlife, Seattle City Light, The Nature Conservancy and the nearby community have worked together on restoration and flood-related concerns.
Malaysia starts cloud seeding to help clear toxic haze
Malaysia launched a three-day cloud-seeding operation Thursday in a bid to ease hazardous haze choking Sarawak state, as smoke from Indonesian forest fires pushed air quality to dangerous levels.
Newly discovered 1666 manuscript may trace four-lens telescope experiments to Galileo
A potentially history-altering finding by a University of Limerick researcher may provide the most detailed technical analysis of a telescope demonstrably made by the famous astronomer and scientist Galileo Galilei.
Enjoy the latest Hindi song 'Koi Aisi Chahiye' sung by 'Meet Bros, Palak Muchhal, Arghyadeep Ghosh'. The music for this captivating track has been composed by 'Meet Bros', with heartfelt lyrics penned by Meet Bros. Don't miss the opportunity to watch the latest Hindi video song 'Koi Aisi Chahiye', featuring Shaheer Shaikh and Natasha Bharadwaj, and immerse yourself in its mesmerizing melodies. For more Hindi songs, be sure to visit the music videos section of Hindi ETimes. Experience the musical prowess of 'Meet Bros, Palak Muchhal, Arghyadeep Ghosh', New Video Songs of 2026, 'Meet Bros, Palak Muchhal, Arghyadeep Ghosh' songs, Hindi Gana Video Song, 'Meet Bros' and 'Meet Bros' music videos and 'Meet Bros' songs.
Maryland partnership formally began with the project cooperation agreement executed in February 1997. Restoration sites eventually included Kedges Strait and Eastern Bay, as well as portions of the Chester, Choptank, Magothy, Patuxent, Severn and Tred Avon rivers.
Council can seek appraisals from teachers' institues: SC
Kharge to Nadda: keep promise, ensure FIR in 'purification' case
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has written to Rajya Sabha leader JP Nadda. He reminded Nadda of an unfulfilled promise made in the House. This promise concerned an alleged purification act at Haldwani Ramlila Ground. The incident occurred after Kharge's rally there twenty-four days ago. Kharge now urges Nadda to direct the Uttarakhand Chief Minister to file an FIR.
Encounter Underway In J&K's Pirpanjal, 2 Terrorists Suspected To Be Hiding
Police confirmed that the exchange of gunfire with hiding terrorists and counter-terror operations is underway.
Employees advocating for climate action are most likely to be rewarded when their efforts support business goals, while purpose-led activism often goes unrecognized
Wrinkled or smooth? Cell growth mechanics determine shape of plant organs
When inner and outer cell layers of sepals
Black Flag Protest During Bhagwant Mann's Event Sparks Row; Majithia Slams AAP
A man campaigning against drugs displayed a black cloth and raised slogans against the state government over the growing drug menace; he was detained and later said he was assaulted
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Rejects Sadhgurus China Board, Warns 'Beijing Will Never Allow Dam Checks'
In this episode of Why Should You Care, Political Commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra dismisses Sadhgurus proposal for a five-nation disaster cooperation board, calling it a kumbaya statement that could become another bureaucratic exercise. He argues that China is unlikely to permit independent monitoring of the Medog dam and questions Beijings official casualty figures, restricted information flow and removal of disaster visuals from Chinese social media.Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNKm0k4AP_o
For As Long As I've Known Manchester, City Have Been The Kings Of Manchester: Elliot Anderson
With the Manchester derby set to be a new experience for midfielder Elliot Anderson following his move to Manchester City, the 23-year-old enters the new season after a Premier League campaign in which he recorded the most touches (3,323) in 2025-26
Two-Time Punjab MP Dharamvira Gandhi's Name Not On Draft Electoral Rolls After SIR
Dr Gandhi added that he had already raised objections and submitted the required documents to ensure that his and his family members' names were restored in the final electoral rolls.
Fifa accuses Uefa of 'smear campaign' against Infantino
The governing bodies have traded blows since Fifa president Gianni Infantino's scrapped plan to sell off stakes in the World Cup to private investors.
Finance Minister pitches India's reform-led growth story to US Investors
India remains the world's fastest-growing major economy, achieving 7.8% growth in Q1 FY27. The finance minister highlighted government focus on capital assets and MSME credit availability. Reforms like the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code ensure regulatory certainty for businesses. India's investment climate has improved significantly, attracting greater investor interest. These efforts align with the national vision for Viksit Bharat 2047.
Scientists studying cockroach milk and nose-blowing win Ig Nobel prizes for quirky science
Ten research teams were honored Thursday at a satirical science awards ceremony that was hosted outside the U.S. for the first time due to travel concerns.
Warring row tests Cong's Dalit pitch amid SC panel move, Channi sulk
Congress faces unease as Amrinder Singh Raja Warring lands in a new controversy. The National Commissioner of Scheduled Castes seeks action against him over alleged remarks. This development complicates the party's pro-Dalit narrative and leadership dynamics. Rival parties are targeting Warring, making the situation politically delicate. Influential leaders now favor reopening the Punjab PCC leadership discussions.
Adluri Laxman Challenges BRS for Assembly Debate on Congress' 1,000-Day Rule
They should bring BRS president K. Chandrashekhar Rao to the Assembly, the minister said while addressing a press conference in Dharmapuri of Jagtial district on Thursday.
Gold jumps 2% as Fed Governor Waller's comments temper rate hike bets
Gold prices jumped more than 2% as traders cut bets on a September US Fed rate hike after Governor Christopher Waller signalled support for keeping rates unchanged if inflation continues to cool. Lower Treasury yields and a weaker dollar further boosted bullion, while investors await US jobs and inflation data.
Satellite images show how penguins
The color of penguin poop, as seen from space, is offering a new window into how Antarctica
Family Blames Harassment By Woman For Guwahati Doctor's Death
The family alleged that the woman threatened to harm herself and visited Singhal's workplace on several occasions.
Psychology says people who give space and freedom to their partners aren't indifferent or lacking love. This behavior can reflect trust, secure attachment, emotional intelligence and respect for autonomy. Giving each other room can reduce relationship stress, support personal growth and help couples maintain individual identities while building a life together. Understanding this behavior can also explain why healthy boundaries can support closeness.
Amid 'purification' row, BJP chief Nitin Nabin to visit Haldwani on Sept 9 for 2 days, hold meetings
BJP president Nitin Nabin will visit Haldwani on September ninth for election preparations. He will then travel to Rudrapur on September tenth for a two-day visit. This visit occurs amidst the Congress's 'Shuddhikaran' allegations against the BJP. The BJP has been countering these allegations, calling them politically motivated. Nabin's visit aims to assess the ground situation before state assembly elections.
Blast near Manipur Congress Legislature Party leader's residence
Blast near Manipur Congress Legislature Party leaders residence
Watch: JD Vance 'extremely sceptical' over alleged strike on Iranian wedding
Iran has accused the US of a war crime after officials said a missile strike killed four people, including two children, at a wedding celebration.
Konda's Sacking Proves BJP's Claims Of Corruption Raj in Telangana: N. Ramachander Rao
In a statement, Rao stated that it was not the Opposition but ministers who had been openly admitting that a 30 per cent commission rule was prevailing in the state.
Quote of the day by Adele examines the balance between fear and courage, proposing that true growth requires accepting vulnerability rather than striving for invincibility. In daily life, this mindset provides a realistic anchor when navigating personal regret, career uncertainty, and self-doubt. Ultimately, the article outlines key lessons in self-forgiveness, emotional resilience, and showing up honestly through life's transitions.
Lithuanian Proverb of the Day: A Lithuanian proverb humorously illustrates extreme laziness and dependence. It warns against expecting others to perform even simple tasks for us. This wisdom remains relevant as habits of avoidance can become ingrained. Small efforts build responsibility, while help should not foster constant dependence. Recognizing personal responsibilities is key to avoiding undue reliance on others.
Misselling has to be addressed at the point of sale: LIC's Doraiswamy
Doraiswamy spoke about LIC's plans to maintain its VNB margin at 24-25% and target double-digit growth, its investment strategy and distribution network
Permafrost melt could cost $261 billion in infrastructure damages, study suggests
A new study provides insight into the economic impact of melting permafrost on Arctic communities. Permafrost is ground that permanently remains below freezing for at least two consecutive years. Permafrost covers about 24% of the Northern Hemisphere, including large areas of Alaska, Canada and Siberia.
Amid GDP row, BJP MP's 2018 letter to PM Modi criticising Subhash Garg resurfaces
Amid GDP row BJP MPs letter to PM Modi criticising Subhash Garg resurfaces
India secured a place in the Womens Asia Cup semi-finals after overwhelming Hong Kong by 137 runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. It was their second-biggest victory by runs in T20Is and with that,...
El Nino may become strongest ever, raise extreme weather risks: WMO
If this trajectory continues, it may be stronger than anything since our monitoring began. So literally off the charts, WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo told a Geneva press conference.
Fed's Waller says safety premium for Treasuries is gone, pushing neutral rate higher
Fed Governor Christopher Waller said the loss of the traditional safety premium on US Treasuries is pushing the neutral interest rate higher, potentially keeping borrowing costs elevated. He also warned that the US cannot simply grow its way out of its $40 trillion debt burden without bringing structural deficits closer to zero.
Mandhana's record ton powers India into semi-finals
Hong Kong lost their last five wickets in 11 deliveries, collapsing from 54 for 5 to 56 all out
Axed over daughter's CM remarks? T'gana min slams Revanth
Telangana Forest Minister Konda Surekha was dropped from the state cabinet, leading her to accuse Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of lackmail politics. Surekha claims her removal was due to critical remarks made by her daughter against the CM and other party leaders, despite the Congress high command not favouring her ouster. She has written to top Congress leaders seeking intervention.
Women should stay home? India can't afford that
Women should stay home India cant afford that
Father rapes minor daughter, arrested after mother's complaint in Jharkhand
Father rapes minor daughter arrested after mothers complaint in Jharkhand
Pre-orders for Sony's GTA 6-themed DualSense controllers will open on September 10
At $85, the hardware only costs a little bit more than the game.
Rising species numbers on Europe
Decades of warming have relaxed cold-temperature constraints on mountain plant distribution and increased species numbers on mountaintops. An international research team led by scientists from the University of Vienna, together with BOKU University and the Austrian Academy of Sciences, now shows that these changes also create a rising number of losers. The disappearance of plants from summits can take decades but has accelerated over the past 20 years. Rising biodiversity is therefore only part of the story and neglects an important aspect of recent summit vegetation dynamics.
Worm found in egg bought online in Mangaluru; retail facility's storage room sealed
The BESIII Collaboration, led by the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, has achieved the world
Pigment found in beets linked to plants
The pigments that give beets their red color may have helped a major group of flowering plants repeatedly adapt to dry environments, setting the stage for the evolution of traits that allowed plants to adapt to some of the harshest environments on Earth, according to a University of Michigan study.
Himalayan hazards are becoming more complex. Our warning systems need to catch up
The exact timeline of the recent Nepal flooding disaster is becoming clearer. At 8:37 a.m., instruments recorded what was initially interpreted as an earthquake near Nepal
Quantum-optical spin glass could improve how AI remembers and learns
A new study has demonstrated that it is possible to make a network of atoms and photons that could improve how artificial intelligence stores and recalls memories. This network, called a quantum-optical spin glass, works as an associative memory, a form of AI that enables the recall of full memories from partial information
Lionel Messi's legacy hard to match: Sourav Ganguly on Argentina star's retirement
Lionel Messis legacy hard to match Sourav Ganguly on Argentina stars retirement
Gov't prioritizes human-centered AI principle for inclusivity
They Torture Me Here: Tamil Nadu Woman's Desperate SOS From Kuwait
The woman, identified as Vanitha, is seen in the video with her head covered with a scarf, speaking from what appears to be a cramped room. With her hands folded, she appeals to the Kallakurichi Collector and Superintendent of Police to help bring her back to India.
The Uttar Pradesh government has taken strict action against doctors accused of remaining absent from duty and failing to discharge their medical responsibilities at government hospitals across the state. The services of 26 doctors have...
Don't Politicise Ajit Pawar's Death: Sunetra Pawar After Supriya Sule's Jibe
Her comments come a day after NCP (SP) leader and Ajit Pawar's cousin Supriya Sule accused his faction of the party of enjoying power following the tragedy. Sunetra Pawar had stepped into her husband's shoes in the government and the party following his death.
India storm into semis after Smriti Mandhana's record night
India storm into semis after Smriti Mandhanas record night
India ready to extend 'any help in any manner' to end Ukraine-Russia war: Jaishankar
Kyiv, Sep 3: India is ready to extend any help in any manner to end the Ukraine-Russia war, which is now in its fifth year, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday as he held wide-ranging talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha in Kyiv. India has consistently maintained that this is not an era of war, and that solutions will not emerge from the battlefield, he said in a joint press statement alongside Sybiha after their talks. Jaishankar recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi just two days ago declared that endless war must now give way to the end of war during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek on the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit. Every passing day of conflict only means more deaths and more destruction. Understandably, it is for the parties involved to find a way. But, if India can be of any help in any manner, we are ready, he said. India has been consistently calling for ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and diplomacy. Jaishankar later called on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and apprised him of his discussions with the Ukrainian counterpart on deepening bilateral cooperation. Our conversation centered on approaches to end the ongoing conflict, said the minister, who had earlier mentioned that he would convey the greetings and good wishes of PM Modi to the President. In a post on X, Zelenskyy said he was grateful to India for its commitment to ending this unjust war. This certainly must not be a time of war. Peace is needed. This is Indias clear position, he said and hoped that other major world powers would also take a clear stance that this war must end and that a reliable peace must be achieved. Of course, we discussed the situation in the Black Sea, including the existing threats to civilian shipping. We concur that it is absolutely unacceptable to block food supplies to regions where this is a highly sensitive issue and where people depend on these maritime routes, Zelenskyy said. He said Russias actions aimed at blocking Ukrainian ports, its food corridor, and supplies are causing major disruption to global relations. We must all work together to guarantee security, he said. He also added that while the Indian minister was in Kyiv, Russia once again launched jet-powered 'shaheds.' Thanks to our combat aviation, the delegation was safe, because it is Ukrainian fighter jets that shoot down most of these drones, he added. Jaishankar, who arrived here amid escalating hostilities between Moscow and Kyiv, said his trip has a ilateral purpose. But more important, it takes place in the larger context of the war that has been underway since 2022. Only two days ago, an Indian national was also killed in an attack in Kyiv. We join in mourning every life lost and convey our deepest sympathy to every affected family, he said. India has also been concerned over a series of attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea in the last few weeks. Recalling his multiple interactions with the Ukrainian minister in the last few months, Jaishankar said, Our conversation today was very free and very open. There were also some specific aspects of this conflict that came up in our discussions. Prominent among them was attacks on commercial shipping. Indian seafarers man ships of many flags and have been among the unfortunate casualties, he said. He said the impact on shipping is also significantly affecting many nations of the Global South in a variety of ways, leading to fuel, fertiliser and food shortages. So we exchanged views on these and related matters. He also mentioned India's contribution to humanitarian relief and assistance to Ukraine, including the supply of 19 consignments of humanitarian assistance. On the bilateral front, Jaishankar said the trade between the two countries spans a wide range of sectors, from pharmaceuticals, food & agriculture and fertilisers to machinery, chemicals and consumer goods. Understandably, in the last four years, this trade has seen some disruption due to the war situation and logistical challenges. At the same time, there has been a visible resilience, and some new possibilities have emerged, he said, adding that they will address the challenges. We are very much aware that Ukraine has deep strengths and capabilities. India too is developing at a rapid pace. And some of these notable areas of progress are in digital capabilities, innovation and startups. The world of AI offers new openings in health, education, agriculture, even in governance, he said. In a statement, Ukraine's Foreign Ministry said that the two ministers discussed in detail peace efforts, the security situation in the Black Sea and freedom of navigation, global food security, nuclear threats posed by Russia, as well as the further development of Ukrainian-Indian relations. Sybiha stressed that the consequences of Russias actions in the Black Sea extend far beyond Ukraine. Blocking vital routes for the supply of Ukrainian food threatens millions of people around the world with hunger and crisis. We are grateful to India for its attention and joint efforts to address this problem, he said, underscoring Indias role as a global power, including in engaging a broader range of countries. The two ministers separately focused on the peace process and opportunities for Indias more active involvement in international efforts to end the war, it said. As Prime Minister Modi recently said in Putins presence, it is time to put an end to the endless war. We support this position. Ukraine is ready to end the war, and we have realistic proposals. It is time to move to diplomacy, Sybiha stressed. Sybiha noted that trade turnover between Ukraine and India currently stands at USD 2.6 billion and that there is still significant potential for further growth. Ukraine regards India as an important partner. We look forward to Indias continued support for the principles of the UN Charter, Ukraines sovereignty and territorial integrity, freedom of navigation and international law, he stated. Earlier, the Ukrainian minister welcomed PM Modi's call to move from an endless war towards an end to the war, saying his country stands ready for diplomacy. Jaishankar invited Sybiha to visit India at his convenience for the next meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission. He also said that education has been another longstanding area of activity, noting that there are many Indian students currently studying in Ukraine. In a post on X, Sybiha welcomed Jaishankar to Kyiv for he first-ever dedicated bilateral visit of an Indian External Affairs Minister to Ukraine. This historic moment takes place amid escalating Russian attacks against our cities, port infrastructure, and civil shipping. Our capital is constantly under attack, and I appreciate my colleagues brave visit, he added. Jaishankar concluded his visit by paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi at the National Botanical Garden in Kyiv. His life and message underline the need to move from endless war to the end of war, the minister added.
Brigade Group's 20K crore capex bet: Build now, earn annuity later
Pavitra Shankar says the company has headroom to take on more debt, even as capex will be funded by a mix of internal accruals, construction finance and debt
Deep-sea methane filter develops faster than previously thought
A biological methane filter on the seafloor can form much faster than scientists previously believed. An international research team including a University of Bremen researcher observed this over six years at a newly formed methane seep in the deep sea. Earlier models assumed this process would take several decades. The study appears in National Science Review.
Metabolic networks provide clues about the earliest stages of enzyme evolution
The enzymes found in modern organisms are complex proteins, often with multiple folded substructures and specialized catalytic sites. Proteins are encoded by genes. Tracing the history of enzymes across all living organisms through gene comparisons leads to the last universal common ancestor (LUCA), a hypothetical organism that existed around 4 billion years ago and is believed to be the ancestor of life forms on Earth.
Hamilton's Turns On The Style In His Ferrari F40
Lewis Hamilton arrived at the Italian Grand Prix in his Ferrari F40, which coincidentally has 'number 44' stamped on its engine, as Ferrari introduces an engine upgrade for their home race, aiming to close the gap on championship leader Kimi Antonelli.
Indias mens javelin throw contingent for the Asian Games will undergo a significant change, with Yashvir Singh replacing Neeraj Chopra after his 2026 season was ended by an ankle ligament tear. The Athletics Federation of India confirmed Yashvirs inclusion on Thursday, September 3.
Watch: Gloria Steinem dedicated her life to fight for women's equality
The feminist icon who became leader of the women's liberation movement in the US died on Wednesday at the age of 92, according to her foundation.
From Fighter Jet To Passenger Plane: Abhinandan's Big Switch
From the MiG-21 Bison to the Sukhoi-30K, Abhinandan Varthaman has flown some of the Indian Air Force's iconic fighters. Now, after retiring from the IAF, he is training to fly the ATR 72 passenger aircraft for Fly91. A look at the dramatic transformation from combat cockpit to commercial aviation.
Abhinandan Isn't The First: War Pilots Who Became Airline Captains
Abhinandan Varthaman is the latest Indian military pilot to move from combat aviation to commercial flying. From Kargil veterans to pilots who served in the 1965 and 1971 wars, several decorated military aviators have gone on to command airline cockpits.
Trump's Iran strategy mixes sanctions and war threats as deadlock deepens
Trumps Iran strategy mixes sanctions and war threats as deadlock deepens
My sister is a legend: Jemimah's message as Smriti Mandhana makes history
My sister is a legend Jemimahs message as Smriti Mandhana makes history
Kesteven's best keeps Lancashire alive in tight victory
Surrey succumb by 10 runs in rain-shortened chase in Manchester
CJP splits, Brahmbhatt launches 'democratic' faction
Activist Manish Brahmbhatt has launched the Cockroach Janta Party-Democratic (CJP-D) as an alternative to the existing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). Brahmbhatt alleges that the CJP, led by Abhijeet Dipke, has deviated from its student-led origins, becoming too aligned with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and failing to represent its diverse volunteer base, particularly regarding issues like examination paper leaks.
Sussex's Crocombe takes second hat-trick in eight days
Sussex paceman Henry Crocombe takes a second hat-trick in consecutive games as Essex lose their last seven wickets for six runs.
Kenya's President halts Tata's operations in the country, calling for slaves.
Kenyan President William Ruto has ordered Tata Chemicals to halt work at Lake Magadi, alleging that the company has not made the necessary investments in the area despite having been operating there for a long time.Ruto orders Tata Chemicals to stop workThe Kenyan government has taken a major...
France's Carrefour returns to India, open to acquisitions for growth
As Carrefour plans to expand in India, Patrick Lasfargues, executive director - international partnership, Nilesh Ved, chairman of APPCORP Holding, owner of Apparel Grp. spoke on its India market plan
20,000 Discarded Tyres Were Buried Under A Road In US And There's A Brilliant Reason Why
The project also demonstrated an environmentally friendly way to reuse waste. Instead of sending thousands of old tyres to landfills, engineers gave them a second life as useful infrastructure.
Neutron bone imaging brings T. rex to life
A broken rib from Scotty, the largest T. rex skeleton discovered, is helping scientists uncover new information about life on Earth 66 million years ago. Scotty
GenAI increasingly seen by investors as a key tool to research companies and evaluate stocks
Generative artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming integral to how retail investors research companies, with nearly half of those surveyed saying they have used it to process financial information or inform investment decisions.
Sher-e-Punjab T20: Prabhsimran's Ton Guides Jalandhar Warriors To Thrilling Win Over Bathinda Royals
Punjab T20 League: Prabhsimran Singh continued his great form and hit his second consecutive century as Jalandhar Warriors edged past Bathinda Royals by three runs in a thrilling last-ball finish in the Sher-e-Punjab T20 League 2026 at the I.S. Bindra Stadium on Thursday. Coming to bat first, Jalandhar Warriors posted 205 in 19.3 overs, with captain and wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran once again leading the way with the bat. Prabhsimran smashed his second consecutive century in the tournament, putting his team in a strong position. The Warriors did not get off to the best of starts and were reduced to 62/3. Prabhsimran then joined hands with Aryan Yadav to rebuild the innings. The two batters attacked the Bathinda bowlers and added 118 runs for the fourth wicket, giving Jalandhar much-needed momentum. Aryan played an aggressive knock of 39 off just 19 balls before being dismissed. Prabhsimran continued to dominate from the other end and brought up another brilliant century. However, he struggled to find enough support towards the end as Jalandhar kept losing wickets at regular intervals. For Bathinda, Ashwani Kumar was the standout bowler. He not only helped restrict Jalandhar from reaching an even bigger total but also created history by taking the first hat-trick of the tournament. Ashwani dismissed Sukhdeep Bajwa off the final ball of the 17th over before removing Prabhsimran and Randeep Singh with the first two deliveries of the 19th over. He finished with excellent figures of 4/35 from his four overs. Chasing 206, Bathinda Royals made a steady start as openers Rishabh Gupta and Harnoor Singh added 48 runs for the first wicket. Gurvinder Bhullar gave Jalandhar the first breakthrough by dismissing Rishabh for 17 off 17 balls. Harnoor then continued to keep the chase on track before he was dismissed for a well-made 44 off 29 balls. Captain Uday Saharan took charge from there and played a brilliant innings, bringing up his half-century and keeping Bathinda in the hunt. Saharan found good support from Shahbaz Sandhu, who played an attacking knock and kept the scoreboard moving. The pair put the Jalandhar bowlers under pressure, although the required run rate continued to rise. Jalandhar bowled an excellent penultimate over to bring the equation down to 18 runs from the final six balls. The Warriors were then put under further pressure when Sandhu was cleaned up by Randeep Singh off the very first ball of the last over. Sandhu scored 26 off 13 balls. However, Saharan refused to give up. He smashed a six and a four off consecutive deliveries, bringing the equation down to just six runs from the final two balls. Jalandhar bowled an excellent penultimate over to bring the equation down to 18 runs from the final six balls. The Warriors were then put under further pressure when Sandhu was cleaned up by Randeep Singh off the very first ball of the last over. Sandhu scored 26 off 13 balls. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Randeep bowled a wide, leaving Bathinda with one legal delivery to score five runs. Ashwini managed only two runs off the final ball, allowing the Jalandhar Warriors to hold their nerves and seal a dramatic three-run victory. Article Source: IANS
After 19 years, sequel to Akshay Kumar's Heyy Babyy to be shot in Australia again
After years sequel to Akshay Kumars Heyy Babyy to be shot in Australia again
