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Srinagar, Apr 21:For generations, Kashmirs urban families have wrestled with a familiar dilemma the desire for fresh milk at home and the sheer impracticality of keeping a full-grown cow in a city dwelling. SKUAST-K believes it may have finally found the answer, and it comes in the form of a calm, cream-coloured goat from the alpine valleys of Switzerland. Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-K) has formally introduced the Saanen goat breed - internationally celebrated as the Milk Queen - at the Mountain Research Centre for Sheep and Goats (MRCS&G) in Shuhama, in what officials are describing as a landmark moment for the dairy sector of Kashmir. In an exclusive interaction with Greater Kashmir , Dr Pervaiz Ahmad Reshi, who is leading the initiative, laid out the full vision behind the project and what it could mean for Kashmirs farmers, urban households, and unemployed youth alike. This animal you see behind me is a Saanen breed. It is a breed of goat which is commonly known as the Milk Queen and it has earned that name because it is the most milk-giving goat in the world, Dr Reshi said, standing beside one of the newly arrived animals at the Shuhama facility. The university has procured 20 female and 4 male Saanen goats, sourced young at 7 to 8 months of age so that researchers can observe and document the full arc of their reproductive and productive life under Kashmiri conditions. Crucially, Dr Reshi confirmed that this is the first time the Saanen breed has been introduced into a government institutional setup anywhere in India a distinction that underlines the significance of the move. The Saanen goat originates from the Saanen valley in the canton of Bern in Switzerland, and has over decades been exported across the world for its extraordinary milk-producing capabilities. In India, the breed carries a historical footnote that lends it an added resonance it was Mahatma Gandhi who first brought the Saanen goat to the country, and it was he who gave it the enduring title of Poor Mans Cow. This goat gives milk like a cow. It gives 3 to 7 litres of milk a day, said Dr Reshi. Mahatma Gandhi introduced this goat here for the first time. He named it the Poor Mans Cow - and that name tells you everything about what it can do for ordinary families. The thinking behind introducing the breed in Kashmir is rooted in a very specific gap that Dr Reshi and his colleagues have identified in the Valleys dairy landscape. While demand for fresh, home-produced milk is high - particularly among health-conscious urban families - the practicalities of keeping cattle in a city environment are daunting. A cow weighs anywhere between 500 and 600 kg, demands significant feed, space, and veterinary attention, and is simply not suited to the confined quarters of an urban home. The Saanen, by contrast, weighs just 50 to 60 kg at maturity, requires only 1 to 2 kg of dry grass and around 500 to 600 grams of customised concentrate feed per day, and can comfortably be raised even in a cage or a compact enclosure. We want to introduce this goat as an Urban Goat, Dr Reshi said. The cow which is difficult to raise - we want to replace it with this goat in urban areas. The economics are compelling. A single Saanen goat producing an average of 3 to 4 litres of milk daily - well within the breeds documented range - would comfortably meet the daily dairy requirements of a typical Kashmiri family, at a fraction of the cost and effort involved in maintaining cattle. Beyond the volumes, Dr Reshi was emphatic about the quality of milk the Saanen produces - and on this front, the breed scores on multiple counts that are particularly relevant to Kashmiri consumers. This milk is A2 milk. Many people dont know that A2 milk is given by a desi cow. But naturally, A2 milk is also produced by this goat - and its market rate is significantly higher, he said. Unlike the milk of local goat breeds, the Saanens milk carries no characteristic odour - a factor that has historically deterred urban consumers from switching to goat milk. The milk is also non-allergenic, easy to digest, and widely recommended for vulnerable groups, including children, the elderly, and those recovering from illness. Dr Reshi also pointed to the breeds particular relevance in the context of dengue fever, which has in recent years emerged as a growing public health concern in Kashmir. When dengue strikes, platelet count falls sharply, and doctors routinely advise patients to consume goat milk. This breed, given the volumes it produces, makes that prescription far more accessible, he said. Adding to its appeal, the Saanen is a notably docile and gentle animal - a characteristic that sets it apart from the more temperamental local goat breeds and makes it safe and easy to handle even for families with no prior livestock experience. You can see it sitting peacefully right here. It is not aggressive at all. It is a very docile, beautiful breed - and that makes it ideal for an urban family, said Dr Reshi. SKUAST-K is not approaching this introduction as a fait accompli. The university has designed a structured two-to-three-year research programme at Shuhama to rigorously evaluate how the Saanen performs under Kashmirs specific environmental and climatic conditions before any large-scale promotion among farmers. The research will track a comprehensive set of parameters - milk yield across lactation cycles, birth weight of offspring, reproductive behaviour, disease patterns, feed conversion, and critically, the breeds adaptability to Kashmirs harsh winters and variable terrain. We will check its behaviour, its diseases, and its performance. We will check its birth weight, its milk requirement, its milk supply. Only after that will we make a complete package of practices and take it to the field, Dr Reshi said. Perhaps the most forward-looking dimension of Dr Reshis vision is the employment potential he sees in dairy goatry for Kashmir youth. Kashmir has long struggled with unemployment among its educated young population, and the agricultural sector has not always offered the kind of scalable, entrepreneurship-driven opportunities that might appeal to them. Dr Reshi sees the Saanen as a potential game-changer on that front. Dairy goatry is an area that is completely untapped in Kashmir - and Kashmir, with its environment and its green pastures, is ideally suited for it, he said. There is already a dairy farm and a sheep farm here. But dairy goatry is a new dimension, and we want to open it up. He extended a direct invitation to unemployed youth interested in setting up dairy goat units, urging them to approach SKUAST-K for expert guidance, formal training, and hands-on support. However, he also sounded a note of caution against shortcuts. They must come to us. They must take expert advice, undergo a proper training course, and do a full survey of their situation. You cannot simply pick up animals from anywhere and expect results. The breed will not perform that way, he said. But for those who approach it scientifically and seriously, we will support them fully and help them build a new livelihood.
J&K security grid shifted to offensive mode after Baisaran attack
Srinagar, Apr 21:A year after the deadly terror attack at Baisaran meadow, security agencies say the incident marked a turning point in counterterror operations across Jammu and Kashmir. Since then, no major terror strike of similar scale has been reported, with forces intensifying preemptive operations, deploying specialised units, and tightening coordination to dismantle terror networks. While sporadic encounters continue in remote forest belts, officials said that sustained pressure has pushed terror onto the defensive, significantly curbing their operational capabilities and helping restore a sense of normalcy in civilian life and tourism across J&K. Importantly security apparatus in J&K has undergone a significant transformation, shifting from a largely defensive posture to a proactive, preemptive, and offensive strategy. A key element has been the creation of two specialised elite counter-insurgency units within the J&K Polices Special Operations Group (SOG). Snow Leopards, are trained specifically for high-altitude operations in rugged, snow-bound terrain, drawing their name from the elusive and resilient high-altitude predator found in the Kashmir. Markhors, are specialised in dense forest and jungle warfare, named after the agile wild goat known for its strength, precision, and speed in mountainous forests. These units have received advanced training with various elite forces across the country and remain in a constant state of readiness for deployment in difficult terrains where traditional policing methods proved inadequate. For almost three decades, we were largely used to urban warfare. It was relatively easy target a house where terrorists are trapped, and the game is over. But jungle warfare was new to us. It took us some time to adapt, but we are there now, said a senior of security establishment here. Since the Baisaran attack, security forces have moved from reacting to threats to actively hunting down terrorists. The Army has intensified operations in forested and mountainous areas, deploying elite paratrooper units at high altitudes. One such unit successfully neutralised the three attackers involved in the Baisaran incident - Suleiman alias Faisal Jatt, Afghan, and Jibran - on July 28 last year in the Dachigam forest area on the outskirts of Srinagar. In December 2025, the Army launched a major coordinated operation on both sides of the Pir Panjal range, which connects the Kashmir Valley with regions like Poonch, Rajouri, Kishtwar, and Doda. This sustained campaign resulted in the elimination of the Saifullah group of Jaish-e-Mohammad after a year-long pursuit, along with the disruption of broader terror networks supported from across the border. Several hideouts were destroyed, forcing surviving militants to relocate their bases. There was a total shift of strategy. Earlier, they (terrorists) were hunting for us, and now we were hunting for them, said a senior Army officer. The results are obvious. They have been on the run and have not been able to plan a major attack since Baisaran. Another change has been the improved coordination between different security forces and intelligence agencies. The Joint Control Centre now holds weekly meetings to ensure real-time operational feedback and seamless collaboration between forces operating in the Kashmir and the Jammu region. This was particularly important because terrorists had shifted their sanctuaries from urban areas in the Valley to remote mountainous regions along the Pir Panjal, areas that previously suffered from jurisdictional overlaps and limited oversight. Better integration across these regions has closed those gaps.
Over the past one to two years, Kashmir has witnessed a disturbing patternyoung, energetic cricketers collapsing on the field, some losing their lives to sudden cardiac death (SCD). These are not individuals with visible illness. They are fit, active, and often at the peak of their physical performance. Yet, beneath this appearance of health, a silent threat may be lurking. This paradox challenges one of our most common assumptions: that physical fitness guarantees cardiac safety. The Hidden Danger Behind Athletic Performance In reality, several underlying heart conditions can remain undetected for years, only to manifest during intense physical exertion. Among the most critical are: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), a leading cause of sudden death in young athletes Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC) Congenital coronary artery anomalies Primary electrical disorders such as Long QT Syndrome These conditions often produce no warning symptoms in daily life. A young athlete may train rigorously, compete at high levels, and still harbor a potentially fatal cardiac abnormality. Why Routine Medical Checks Are Falling Short Most athletes undergo basic health evaluationspulse rate, blood pressure, and occasionally a resting ECG. While important, these tests alone are insufficient to detect deeper structural or exertion-related cardiac issues. This raises a critical question for our region: Are we adequately screening our young athletes before they step onto the field? Understanding the Role of Advanced Screening Two important tools come into focus: Echocardiography (Echo) helps identify structural abnormalities of the heart, such as cardiomyopathies. It is non-invasive and widely accessible, making it a valuable first-line investigation. Treadmill Testing (TMT), on the other hand, evaluates how the heart behaves under stress. It can reveal exercise-induced arrhythmias or ischemia that remain hidden at rest. However, relying on either test alone is not enough. A combined approachclinical history, ECG, echocardiography, and selective treadmill testingoffers a more reliable safety net. The Emerging Role of Gyms and Supplements Parallel to this trend is the growing culture of gym training and body enhancement. The unsupervised use of anabolic steroids and performance supplements has become increasingly common among young athletes. These substances can: Induce abnormal thickening of the heart muscle Trigger dangerous arrhythmias Accelerate early cardiovascular disease Often, users are unaware of the long-term consequences, and regulatory oversight remains limited. A Case for Preventive Screening Given the intensity of modern cricket and training regimens, it is becoming essential to rethink our approach. Pre-participation cardiac screening should no longer be optional, especially for competitive athletes. A practical protocol may include: Detailed personal and family medical history Resting ECG At least one baseline echocardiography Treadmill testing for those with symptoms or suspicious findings A Public Health Imperative This is not merely an individual concernit is a systemic gap. Countries that have implemented structured cardiac screening programs for athletes have significantly reduced sudden deaths on the field. In Kashmir, however, such protocols are largely absent at the grassroots level. The result is a dangerous reliance on visible fitness as a marker of health. What Must Change To prevent further tragedies, a coordinated effort is required: Establish mandatory screening guidelines for athletes Regulate supplement and steroid use in gyms Educate coaches and players about warning signs such as fainting, chest discomfort, and palpitations Ensure availability of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at sports venues Promote awareness that being fit does not mean being risk-free. Conclusion The recent incidents in Kashmir are a wake-up call. They remind us that even the strongest and most promising individuals can be vulnerable to unseen cardiac conditions. The goal is not to create fear, but to foster awareness and prevention. With timely screening and informed choices, many of these deaths can be avoided. Because in the end, true fitness is not just about performanceit is about survival. Author is a Senior Resident, Department of Community Medicine Kashmir Medical College, Sempora, Srinagar
Why Goa is Goddess' own country
Goa presents a stark contrast to national discussions on women's empowerment. In Goa, women lead mechanic shops and liquor stores. They are prominent real estate brokers. Goan men treat women as equals, fostering an environment of freedom and security. Women navigate public spaces with ease and respect. This lived reality in Goa embodies women's empowerment.
Pain is the bodys natural warning system. But what happens when that warning never switches off? Chronic pain defined as pain lasting more than 6 months is a medical condition in its own right, one that affects physical health emotional well being and overall quality of life. Yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and undertreated health problems. Data from India highlights the magnitude of the problem. A meta analysis suggests that nearly 1 in 4 adults (27%) may be affected by chronic pain. Women are more commonly affected than men and prevalence increases sharply between 45 to 65 years of age the most productive years of life. As a trainee in pain medicine i often meet patients who have been living with pain for years. Many have accepted it as part of life. Others have been told directly or indirectly, that nothing more can be done.This is not only incorrect it is harmful. Understanding Chronic Pain Chronic pain can arise from various conditions..spine disorders, nerve injuries, arthritis, cancer, post surgical complications and chronic pelvic pain syndromes, among others. Unlike acute pain which serves a protective role, chronic pain persists beyond healing and often involves complex changes in the nervous system. If left untreated it can lead to central sensitization, resulting in fatigue, sleep disturbances, anxiety, depression and reduced ability to work or carry out daily activities. The impact is not just theoretical. Studies show that 63% of patients report severe chronic pain and nearly 32% lose at least 4 hours of work within three months due to pain. This reflects not only personal suffering but also a significant socioeconomic burden. Why Awareness Matters One of the biggest challenges in managing chronic pain is lack of awareness. Patients often move from one doctor to another, undergoing repeated tests and treatments without a clear diagnosis or long term plan. Many rely heavily on painkillers which may provide temporary relief but do not address the root cause and can sometimes lead to unwanted side effects. In India nearly 68% of patients depend on over the counter medications and up to 95% use NSAIDs, often without specialist supervision. This highlights a major treatment gap and the underutilization of dedicated pain management services. It is important to understand that effective pain management is available and suffering in silence is not the only option. What Does Modern Pain Management Offer? Pain medicine is a specialized field focused on diagnosing and treating complex pain conditions. Management is not limited to medications. It includes a range of evidence based approaches such as: Image guided nerve blocks for targeted pain relief Radiofrequency procedures for longer-lasting results Neuromodulation techniques for difficult to treat pain Rehabilitation and physiotherapy Psychological support to address the emotional impact of chronic pain The goal is to reduce pain intensity along with functional improvement, restore independence, and enhance quality of life. When Should You Seek Help? You should consider consulting a pain specialist if: Pain persists beyond a few weeks to months It interferes with sleep, work, or daily activities You require frequent or increasing doses of pain medications Previous treatments have not provided adequate relief Early intervention can prevent pain from becoming more complex and difficult to treat. The Way Forward There is a clear need to improve awareness about chronic pain and its management. Healthcare systems must integrate dedicated pain services and more doctors should be trained in this field. Equally important is educating patients that chronic pain is real, treatable and deserves proper medical attention. Chronic pain should not be accepted as a way of life. Seeking correct and timely medical advice is the first step toward reclaiming control, restoring function and improving quality of life. Dr Qazi Afaan Zahoor is a Clinical Fellow Interventional Pain Medicine, Jaslok Hospital And Research Hospital Centre, Mumbai Maharashtra
South Kashmir Cricket Cup commences in Anantnag
Anantnag, Apr 21:To promote sports among youth and realise the goal of a drug free society through Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan, Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Dr. Bilal Mohiuddin Bhat on Tuesday visited Sports Stadium Bijbehara and inaugurated South Kashmir Cricket Cup. He was accompanied by ADC, ACR, SDM and Tehsildar Bijbehara, renowned cricketer, Parvez Rasool and other officials. Local cricket stars besides a large number of youth and spectators were present during the inaugural ceremony. The tournament, as per an official statement, is being organised by District Administration in collaboration with local industries and cricket associations. With 48 teams competing for glory, JCC Tahab and The Elite Shamsipora played the inaugural match, marking the commencement of a major sports initiative. On the occasion, the DC administered Nasha Mukt pledge to the gathering, urging them to actively contribute towards eliminating the menace of drug abuse from society. The initiative seeks to engage youth in positive activities and channelise their energy in a meaningful and constructive manner, he remarked. Interacting with the players and other participants, the DC highlighted the vital role of sports in promoting discipline, teamwork, competitive spirit and resilience especially among the youth. He said the district has great advantage to have the services of well recognised sports stars mentoring and guiding youth to develop into better athletes as well as responsible citizens. He advised participants to stay away from drugs and act as role models and ambassadors of the NMJK Campaign and spread awareness against the substance abuse. The DC reiterated that the fight against drug menace requires collective efforts and emphasised the importance of community participation, especially the involvement of youth, in making the campaign successful. He said sports and games have great potential to inculcate the values of hard work, discipline, leadership, perseverance and patience ultimately leading to a healthy and drug free society. He called upon the youth to fully utilise the opportunity and develop into better athletes and responsible citizens while learning discipline and sports etiquettes from the local stars. Highlighting the role of NMJK Abhiyan, the DC said that a 100 day intensive campaign has been launched to create mass awareness about the ill effects of drug abuse and engage youth in sports and other constructive activities. He noted that a multi pronged strategy has been adopted and the vulnerable groups are particularly sensitised so the objectives of a healthy and drug free district, UT and country are realised. Cautioning about the ill effects of drug abuse, the DC said that addiction not only destroys the life and career of individuals but has devastating consequences on social and moral fabric of families and society. It is therefore every citizen's moral and civic responsibility to contribute to the cause of a drug free society in one's personal, official and professional capacity, he stressed. He assured the administration is committed to provide better sports infrastructure and other necessary facilities for boosting sports ecosystem besides facilitating smooth conduct of such events in the district. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and sports enthusiasts, who appreciated the administrations efforts in fostering a culture of sports and social responsibility. They affirmed to fully utilise such platforms for amplifying the message of NMJK Campaign and developing into better athletes and citizens.
SSP Anantnag reviews security in Pahalgam ahead of AmarnathYatra
Anantnag, Apr 22: Ahead of the upcoming Amarnath Yatra and peak tourist season, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Anantnag, Amod Ashok Nagpure, on Tuesday reviewed security and logistical arrangements in Pahalgam. The inspection assumes significance as authorities gear up for the annual Amarnath pilgrimageone of the regions important religious eventsdrawing thousands of devotees via the traditional Pahalgam route. The area is also witnessing a surge in tourist arrivals amid improving weather and the spring travel season. During the visit, SSP Nagpure inspected key stretches along the Yatra route, including transit camps, checkpoints, and high-footfall tourist zones. He interacted with officers on duty to assess preparedness, response mechanisms, and inter-unit coordination. Emphasising the need for seamless movement of both pilgrims and tourists, the SSP directed officers to enhance vigilance, particularly along sensitive stretches, and ensure that emergency response teams remain on standby. The goal is not just security, but also convenience and confidence. Visitors should feel safe and welcomed at every step, he said. Highlighting the importance of inter-agency coordination, SSP Nagpure instructed police personnel to maintain close liaison with the civil administration, health services, disaster management teams, and local stakeholders, including pony operators and hotel associations. He also stressed a people-friendly approach, urging officers to assist visitors proactively, provide accurate information, and ensure effective crowd management. The Pahalgam route, considered the traditional and longer axis of the Yatra, offers gradual acclimatisation and passes through key locations such as Chandanwari, Sheshnag, and Panchtarni, unlike the shorter Baltal route. Authorities have also integrated advanced technologyincluding CCTV surveillance, drone monitoring, and GPS-based convoy trackingto further strengthen security arrangements. Reiterating the district polices commitment, SSP Nagpure said ensuring the safety and convenience of all visitors remains a top priority, adding that Jammu and Kashmir Police will continue to work in close coordination with all stakeholders. With the Yatra season approaching and tourist activity on the rise, such inspections are expected to continue in the coming weeks to ensure Pahalgam remains safe, secure, and welcoming.
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Bhaderwah April 21: Facing hazardous weather conditions triggered due to unprecedented April snowfall in the upper reaches of Chenab Region, Bakerwal tribal communities have begun their biannual migration (transhumance) from the plains of Jammu to the high-altitude pastures of Doda and Kishtwar districts of Jammu and Kashmir. Hundreds of tribal nomadic families on migration with their cattle are facing issues this year during their journey to high altitude pasture lands especially while crossing snow filled Chattergalla Pass as the same has become increasingly treacherous due to erratic weather, including unexpected snowstorms, heavy rain, and sudden avalanches. Every year, as winter gives way to spring in the Jammu region, the nomads of the Bakarwal and Gujjar tribes set out on their seasonal migration, a tradition they have practised for centuries. Although we are facing numerous life threatening challenges during our migration but we are in this profession since times immomrial and have no other option but to carry forward this extremely diffcult profession which our forefathers have passed on to us, said Abdul Majeed of Basholi. Every year our goats, horses and sometimes even toddlers and elderly die while on seasonal migration due to hostile weather but we never get any aid from government, Abdul Majeed, 85, added. Hundreds of nomadic Bakerwal families start their biannual migration with their thousands of livestock (Goats, horses) from the plains of Kathua, Samba and Jammu districts towards high altitude meadows of hilly Doda And Kishtwar districts, which take them atleast one month to reach to their respective summer grasslands. Due to a snowstorm at Sarthal and Chattergalla, several young goats died. We also remained without food for three days at a stretch. We hope to reach our destination at Machail in the Padder area of Doda district safely, said Nishata Begum (63) of Kathua. Earlier, we used to rejoice during the migration period, but now it has become a time of mourning the loss of our hard-earned livestock, besides facing hostility and the unfriendly behavior of locals, Nishata added that her two sons are graduates, but despite belonging to the ST category, they have not been able to secure government jobs. As a result, they were compelled to take up the profession that their forefathers had practiced for centuries.. Initially, I was very excited to venture on the journey to the high altitude meadow from our home in Lakhanpur but after reaching Chattergalla, I tasted the harsh reality of migration as several goats died in the snowstorm in front of me and I could do nothing but to watch as a spectator, said Saddam Chohan, 14, adding that he has no other option but to carry with the profession which his father and grandfather have been practicing. Meanwhile, DFO Bhaderwah Devinder Kumar has formed a team of officials, led by Range Officer Sameer Rishu, to ensure that nomads on migration do not face any hostility from anyone while passing through forest areas. Severel hundered families have entered Bhaderwah forest during last fortnight and our team is there to welcome them round the clock as they continue their journey even during night hours as well, Said Sameer Rishu, Range Officer Neeru Range of Bhaderwah Forest Division. My request to locals is that don't treat the tribals as trespassers but as guests because they are an integral part of the forest ecosystem, sharing a symbiotic, centuries-old relationship where they rely on forests for food, shelter, and livelihoods while actively conserving biodiversity through sustainable practices. Rishu added. He said that their culture, beliefs, and traditional knowledge are deeply rooted in nature, making them guardians of the forest rather than mere users. According to the figures at Chattergalla check post, 250 Bakerwal families have crossed checkpoint during last 10 days. Tribal nomads traditionally move with their livestock to the upper slopes of the northern Himalayas during the summer, and return to the plains in winter after covering hundreds of miles on foot along the serpentine tracks. According to official statistics, there are about 2.5 million Gujjar and Bakarwal in Jammu and Kashmir state. Of whom around 500,000 are nomads who rear buffalo, sheep, goats and horses for their survival.
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Centre yet to relax eligibility criteria Panaji: Despite sustained efforts by the state government and the recent intervention by the Rajya Sabha MP from Goa, the inclusion of tenant farmers of the state under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme continues to remain pending. The Centre is yet to act on demand from the []
Sony will require age checks in the UK and Ireland to access PlayStation communication features
Sony is adopting new age verification policies for PlayStation users in the UK and Ireland. The company isn't making this a blanket requirement, but steps to confirm age will be needed to access communication, broadcasting, and certain in-game features beginning in June 2026. That includes essentials for online and social gamers, such as joining a party, voice chatting, text messaging or using third-party chat programs such as Discord. Some in-game communication tools, like chats or sharing user-generated content, will also only be available after an age check is completed. Although the new requirements will not be enforced until summer, users are already being prompted to get the verification process squared away. Several states and countries began adopting this type of legislation in 2025, pushing restrictions as a way to protect children and teens from inappropriate content. It seems the trend will be continuing into this year, despite the concerns about privacy risks and new questions about whether these restrictive laws are even effective at their stated goals, but companies have still been moving to comply. Discord was one of the more notable gaming-centric services to begin age verification policies last year, although the company did walk back some of its initial plans at the start of 2026 in order to better protect users' personal data and their anonymity. Roblox also began requiring age checks and those results were not great . This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/sony-will-require-age-checks-in-the-uk-and-ireland-to-access-playstation-communication-features-194916442.html?src=rss
They get the better of Mauli Kulmaya in final Corjem: BB Brothers Raia clinched the inaugural All Goa Volleyball Tournament title, overcoming a spirited challenge from Mauli Kulmaya in a hard-fought four-set thriller at Our Lady of Carmel Chapel ground, Corjem on Monday. The Raia-based outfit demonstrated superior composure in the high-stakes final, securing the []
African proverb of the day: A fish and bird may fall in love but the two cannot build a home together highlights a powerful truth about love and compatibility. While emotional connection can bring two people together, lasting relationships depend on shared values, compatability, and long-term goals. The proverb explains why love alone is not always enough to build a stable future. It reflects real-life relationship challenges where differences create distance over time.
'Grid bottlenecks, execution risks slow power expansion': Report
India's renewable energy goals are facing hurdles. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd, or PGCIL, is struggling with delays in building power transmission lines. These delays are caused by land acquisition and other issues. This is affecting PGCIL's profits and its stock market performance. The company is undertaking a large capital expenditure program to address these issues.
IndiaSouth Korea eye $50 billion trade, discuss critical tech, supply chains amid West Asia tensions
India and South Korea are set to significantly expand their trade partnership. The goal is to reach $50 billion in bilateral trade by 2030. This expansion will focus on critical technologies and supply chains. Both nations will upgrade their trade agreement next year. Cooperation will deepen in areas like AI, semiconductors, and IT.
The year 2026 marks a civilizational pivot. We have moved beyond the era of passive observation and entered the Era of Restorationa defining epoch where the existential threat of climate instability is met by the sovereign, decentralized force of human force. No longer are we mere inhabitants of a fading sanctuary; we are becoming its primary architects. This years theme for International Mother Earth Day, Our Power, Our Planet, serves as a strategic mandate to reclaim our environmental heritage. At the heart of this movement is the realization that ecological resilience is not a top-down gift from governance, but a bottom-up surge of will. This is our moment to prove that while the threat is global, the power is intensely local, personal, and unstoppable. This years theme, Our Power, Our Planet, serves on three synergistic pillars: Individual Agency, Collective Force, and Interdependence. By grounding these philosophical ideals in concrete data and practical applications, we can move from awareness to a measurable reclamation of our beloved earth. Individual Agency Individual agency is the capacity for a person to act as the primary architect of ecological resilience. It assumes that the choices made within a single household are not drops in the ocean but the very currents that determine the oceans health. The Micro-Reforestation Movement Utilizing the Miyawaki Method, individuals can bypass the slow machinery of large-scale governance to create Tiny Forests. The Science behind is that by planting 34 native saplings per square meter, we mimic the natural forest succession process. These forests grow 10 times faster and are 30 times denser than traditional plantations. A Miyawaki forest achieves the structural complexity of a 100-year-old ecosystem in just 1530 years. It can absorb 30 times more CO_2 and host 100 times more biodiversity than a monoculture lawn. Furthermore, these green pockets can reduce local ambient temperatures by 2C to 5C, acting as critical urban heat-sinks. Digital Environmental Journalism & Legal Advocacy For those with expertise in legal frameworks and communication, agency is exercised through the Digital Ledger of public awareness. Drafting feature articles that translate complex environmental statutes into actionable community knowledge.Investigative reporting on local water depletion or non-biodegradable waste cycles creates the social pressure necessary for policy enforcement. Household Water Auditing Restoration begins at the faucet. A personal Water Audit in individual homes identifies inefficiencies that, when corrected, have a massive cumulative effect. It also involves Installing low-flow aerators -reducing flow from 2.2 gpm to 1.5 gpm and implementing rooftop rainwater harvesting. Asingle household can save over 10,000 gallons of water annually. If 10% of an urban population adopts these measures, the strain on the municipal groundwater table is reduced by millions of gallons, directly combating land subsidence. Collective Force: Scaling from Ripples to Waves While individual agency provides the spark, collective force builds the infrastructure of a restored landscape. This is the power generated when decentralized efforts align toward a common biological goal. Community Check Dams and Water Security In regions facing seasonal scarcity, neighbors can collaborate to manage the water-wealth of the monsoon by constructing low-tech check dams across local drainage channels.This requires a multidisciplinary approach- legal experts to navigate municipal permissions, engineers for technical oversight, and local residents for labor. These structures slow stormwater, preventing topsoil erosion and increasing the rate of groundwater recharge by up to 40% ensuring that local wells remain viable through the dry season. Nagar Van -Urban Forests and Van Mitra Scaling the Miyawaki Method to a community level allows for the creation of Green Lungs. It involves partnering with government schemes like the Nagar Van Yojana to transform neglected plots into dense native habitats. A collective urban forest serves as a significant carbon sink. Research indicates that urban greening projects of this scale can lower a neighborhoods Urban Heat Island effect by 3C to 5C significantly reducing community-wide energy expenditures for cooling. Waste-to-Resource Individual recycling often fails due to broken supply chains. A Circular Colony internalizes the waste cycle by establishing industrial-grade community composting and Repair Cafs. Diverting organic waste from landfills eliminates significant methane emissionsa gas 25 times more potent than CO_2 at trapping heat. Converting this waste into Black Gold -compost provides a free, nutrient-dense resource for local food security. The Logic of Survival The final pillar of the 2026 theme is the recognition that nature does not operate in silos. Our social, economic, and biological systems are locked in a mutually beneficial survival loop. Biological Interdependence In regenerative agriculture, we utilize Plant Guilds to maximize output with zero chemical input.The Three Sisters Example is Corn-provides the structural trellis,Beans-fix nitrogen in the soil, acting as a natural fertilizer and Squashs large leaves act as living mulch, retaining soil moisture and suppressing weeds.This biological synergy increases caloric yield per acre compared to monocultures while simultaneously improving soil health. Economic Interdependence A circular economy recognizes that waste is merely an unused resource for example a local brewery providing spent grain to a bakery or a livestock farm. This reduces waste disposal costs by 1525%and provides the bakery/farm with low-cost raw materials, creating an economic feedback loop that is resilient to global supply chain shocks. Urban Watershed Restoration Modern cities are beginning to treat wetlands as natural infrastructure by integrating urban drains with biological filtration zones.Restored wetlands act as natural sponges. During heavy rainfall, they can retain 20 times more water than concrete surfaces, preventing catastrophic flooding while naturally filtering pollutants like nitrogen and phosphorus from the water supply. The logic of nature is not one of scarcity, but of compounding abundance. As we reflect on the pillars of International Mother Earth Day 2026, the conclusion is undeniably positive: when human innovation aligns with biological principles, the results are exponential. The Era of Restoration is not a period of sacrifice, but a journey toward a more prosperous, resilient, and sovereign way of living. By embracing our role as Van Mitras and architects of circular colonies, we are doing more than just reducing carbon; we are rebuilding the social and biological fabric that sustains our species. The transition from exploitation to synergy creates a virtuous cycle. A single Miyawaki forest planted today does not just grow ten times faster; it creates a cooling effect that reduces energy bills, a sanctuary that restores local bird populations, and a sponge that prevents neighborhood flooding. Similarly, the Industrial Symbiosis that turns brewery waste into bakery bread or livestock feed proves that a healthy planet is the foundation of a robust, shock-resistant economy. These are not idealistic dreams; they are practical, statistically proven realities that are already taking root in our cities and villages. As we look toward the horizon, the message of Our Power, Our Planetis one of profound hope. It reminds us that we are not helpless in the face of ecological collapse. We possess the legal frameworks, the technical expertise, andmost importantlythe collective human will to reverse the tide. The restoration of our local watersheds, the preservation of our heritage seeds, and the cooling of our urban centers are the first chapters of a new human story. By honoring our interdependence and exercising our individual agency, we move from fighting against the environment to flowing with it. This shift ensures that International Mother Earth Day 2026 is not just a commemoration of the past, but a vibrant, living pledge to a thriving, green, and equitable future for all. Sanjay Rohmetra, Ex District Sericulture Officer , is a Legal Consultant.
African proverb of the day highlights the lesson behind the saying No shortcuts exist to the top of a palm tree. The proverb explains patience, hard work, persistence, success, dedication, resilience, growth, and avoiding quick fixes. It teaches that the process matters and lasting success needs effort and discipline. The proverb also connects to education, roots, and knowledge through other inspiring African proverbs people should know today.
Where India is going wrong in its goal to find new drugs
Understanding the basic biology of a disease is the key to finding new drugs, but in India, we have a dismal record in this area, due to critical gaps: reliance on biological data from Western populations, and inadequate support for local basic research
Haryana Sets Ambitious Goals for the 2036 Olympics
Chandigarh, April 20: Haryanas Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi chaired a review meeting on Monday. The meeting aimed to assess the progress of government initiatives in sports, early childhood education, nutrition, and higher education. Recognized as Indias leading sports state, Haryana has now set ambitious targets for the 2036 Olympics. The government has launched Mission Olympic ... Read more Haryana Sets Ambitious Goals for the 2036 Olympics
Shah Rukh Khan recalls saving THIS director from getting beaten up in Goa
Shah Rukh Khan recalled Kundan Shahs intense direction, including 42 retakes and harsh scolding. Tiku Talsania shared a chaotic Goa shoot incident where the crew ran after a confrontation, highlighting the filmmakers passion and unpredictable sets.
Delhi government drafts semiconductor policy to build design and innovation hub
Delhi is developing a new semiconductor policy. This initiative aims to make the capital a center for chip design and research. The policy will foster innovation and create jobs. It supports India's goal of technological self-reliance. The plan includes incentives for businesses and talent development. This move is crucial for economic stability and national security.
Chinese proverb of the day highlights the meaning of the saying, A tiger does not take insults from sheep. It explains how people can ignore negativity and focus on goals. The proverb shows the importance of confidence, discipline, and awareness of human nature. It also connects with other inspiring Chinese proverbs that teach lessons about learning, service, knowledge, and preparation for the future.
EU hosts Palestinian leader in conference about security and peace in Gaza and the West Bank
Gaza requires one state, one government, one law and one goal, Palestinian Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa said in Brussels
Drone Delivery Marks a Milestone in Indias Supply Chain Innovation
Bengaluru, April 20: A significant technological achievement has been recorded in Indias supply chain sector. A new technique for delivering goods via drones has been tested in the country. This initiative involved a major international courier company collaborating with a leading technical institute from Madras. The primary goal of this trial was to assess how ... Read more Drone Delivery Marks a Milestone in Indias Supply Chain Innovation
GCCI and WPU Goa Confer Gomant Gaurav Sanman on Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar at Goa 2037 Conclave
CM Pramod Sawant announces establishment of WPU Goa University
Rahul Gandhi accuses BJP of using AIADMK to target Tamil Nadus identity
Rahul Gandhi claims the BJP is using its ally AIADMK to undermine Tamil Nadu's identity and history. He also alleges a BJP move to reduce representation from South and Northeast India. Gandhi stated the primary goal is to prevent the RSS and BJP from spreading hatred in Tamil Nadu. Elections are scheduled for April 23.
Pilgrims Throng Simhadri For Chandanotsavam
Temple Hereditary Dharmakarta and Goa Governor Ashok Gajapathiraju's family visited the temple and offered the Chandanam (sandalwood paste) first. On behalf of the state government, Home Minister Anita offered silk clothes to the presiding deity
Goa Police Book YouTuber Gautam Khattar Over Remarks On St Francis Xavier
The incident has led to significant political reactions, with calls for immediate action from various quarters.
Market volatility is back. What should investors do now?
Oil above $100, a weak rupee and job worries are rattling sentiment, but history suggests disciplined investors who stay focused on long-term goals tend to come out ahead.
India, South Korea to upgrade trade pact, deepen tech and supply chain ties
India and South Korea will resume talks to upgrade their economic partnership agreement. The goal is to increase bilateral trade to 50 billion dollars by 2030. Both nations will also enhance cooperation in critical technologies and supply chains. An economic security dialogue will be established. Discussions will cover shipbuilding, steel, and sustainability. Industrial collaboration will expand through new agreements.
IPL 2026: All Adjectives Would Be Pretty Less For Sooryavanshi, Hes One For Future, Says Iyer
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer has hailed young Rajasthan Royals opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as a rare talent whos one for the future, adding that all adjectives will be very inadequate to describe his explosive batting skills. So far, Sooryavanshi has amassed 246 runs in six innings, averaging 41 at a strike-rate of 236.53 . He is a spectacular talent, and all the adjectives would be pretty less for him. The way he has that bat flow, the rhythm and momentum he creates before the delivery, I think he is one for the future, said Iyer on JioStars Believe. Iyer himself has been in good nick, amassing 208 runs in six innings at an average of 52 and strike-rate of 182.45. he also reflected on his instinctive stroke off Jasprit Bumrah in the second qualifier of IPL 2025, a moment that stood out in PBKS becoming runners-up in the competition. It was completely instinctive. I was trying to hit him straight down the ground. That was the thought at the back of my mind, that wherever he bowled, I would target him straight. When you get into that position, your head is completely still and your body moves in a certain flow. Iyer himself has been in good nick, amassing 208 runs in six innings at an average of 52 and strike-rate of 182.45. he also reflected on his instinctive stroke off Jasprit Bumrah in the second qualifier of IPL 2025, a moment that stood out in PBKS becoming runners-up in the competition. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I didnt celebrate because I knew we had to come back and play there again after a day. If you show emotions, your heart rate goes up and down. Once you are in control of your emotions, you can be very clear in your mindset and decisive about the main goal, he added. Article Source: IANS
BMW looking to double MINI sales in 2026, widening product portfolio, automaker's India chief says
MINI plans to double its sales in India this year. This ambitious goal will be achieved through a wider range of vehicles, local production, and expanding its retail network. The company is introducing new models and special editions. MINI is also increasing its presence in new cities beyond the metros.
AFC Champions League 2: Cristiano Ronaldo Scores 969th Career Goal As Al-Nassr Thrash Al-Wasl 4-0
Cristiano Ronaldo moved one step closer to the historic 1000-goal milestone by netting his 969th career goal, leading Al-Nassr to a commanding 4-0 victory over Al-Wasl.
Right-wing activist booked for 'objectionable' remarks against Goa's patron saint
Congress functionary Peter D'Souza had lodged a complaint against Mr. Khattar at Vasco police station
JSW Steel and South Korea's POSCO Group are partnering to build a new steel plant in Odisha. This joint venture will have a production capacity of 6 million tonnes per annum. The deal signifies deepening strategic ties between the two major steel producers. This collaboration aligns with JSW Steel's expansion goals.
Premier League: Man City crush Arsenal hopes, seize control of title race
Manchester City surged ahead in the Premier League title race, defeating Arsenal 2-1 thanks to Erling Haaland's decisive goal. This victory significantly dents Arsenal's championship hopes, while City now holds a commanding position. Elsewhere, Liverpool secured a dramatic derby win, Aston Villa triumphed in a thriller, and Nottingham Forest boosted survival chances with a strong performance.
Endrick Stars As Lyon Dent PSG's Ligue 1 Title Hopes
Brazilian prodigy Endrick scored one goal and set up another as Lyon won 2-1 away to Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday, denting the reigning European champions' bid for another Ligue 1 title.
Right-winger booked in Goa for hate speech on St Francis Xavier
Goa Police on Sunday night registered an FIR against right-wing speaker Gautam Khattar over his alleged objectionable remarks against St Francis Xavier, the patron saint of Goa, amid a political row. Superintendent of Police (South) Santosh Desai told PTI that Khattar has been booked for hurting religious sentiments. The future action would be initiated as Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Indian Football League: Strong finish at home, RKFC beat Sreenidi Deccan FC 2-0
Real Kashmir Football Club (RKFC) on Sunday secured a convincing 2-0 victory over Sreenidi Deccan FC in an Indian Football League (IFL) clash at TRC Ground, Srinagar, marking a strong finish to their home campaign this season. Playing in front of a packed stadium, RKFC, as per an official statement, dominated proceedings from the outset, displaying attacking intent and solid control. The breakthrough came in the 45th minute when the hosts netted the opening goal, taking a 1-0 lead into halftime. In the second half, RKFC maintained possession and composure, keeping Sreenidi Deccan at bay despite a few attempts from the visitors. The home sides defense remained resolute, denying any scoring opportunities. As the match approached its final stages, RKFC sealed the win with a second goal, ensuring a comfortable 2-0 result. This match marked RKFCs final home fixture of the season, with the team now set to play their remaining three matches away from home. Owned by Arshad Shawl, RKFC remains the only club from Jammu and Kashmir competing in the IFL, formerly known as the I-League. The Man of the Match award was presented by SSP Security Kashmir Sajjad Khalid Bhat.
Classic FA rode on Y Bishorjit's 90th minute strike to salvage a 1 1 draw against Mohun Bagan Super Giant to extend their unbeaten run in the AIFF Elite Youth League 2025 26 Group B final round at Ramsar Sahib Sports Stadium, Paddi Sura this evening In a keenly contested match, Bharat Lairenjam ended the goal drought late in the 88th minute to put Mohun Bagan Super Giant ahead but Yumnam Bishorjit came to the rescue of the Classic FA as he netted the equaliser within 2 minutes to keep the competition open again Despite efforts, the two sides had to share a point apiece as their efforts went wide or goalkeepers were up to the task The result put Classic FA, who played out a 2 2 draw against Jamshedpur FC in the previous outing, in the second place in the group table behind Jamshedpur FC who defeated Gokulam Kerala FC by 2 1 goals in the morning session Sreekanth S scored to give Gokulam Kerala FC the lead early in the 2nd minute but Mars Ningthoujam drew level for Jamshedpur FC in the 49th minute before his compatriot Rayan C completed the turnaround within four minutes and set up the eventual win In a Group A match staged earlier this morning at Football Stadium, Mahilpur, Football 4 Change Academy posted a 1 0 win over FC Goa courtesy of Kishor Tiwari's 90th minute strike With the result, Football 4 Change Academy are third in the group table Sudeva Delhi FC, who defeated Bengaluru FC by 3 2 goals this evening for the second straight wins are on top of the Group A table as Bengaluru, who beat Football 4 Change Academy 3 2 in the previous outing, remain second with better goal count than Football 4 Change Academy Source The Sangai Express
Rajasthan rally to defeat Dempo
Margao, April 19: Gerard Artigas and Thomyo L. Shimray struck a goal each in the second half as Rajasthan United FC came from behind to beat Dempo SC 2-1 in Indian Football League here on Sunday. Marcus Joseph netted for Dempo SC. The result moved Rajasthan United to third in the standings with 17 points []
Sociedad defeat Atletico on penalties to win Copa del Rey
Seville, April 19: Real Sociedad beat Atletico Madrid on penalties to win the Copa del Rey title, giving American coach Pellegrino Matarazzo his first career title after he moved to Spain this season. After the game finished 2-2 following extra time, Sociedad goalkeeper Unai Marrero saved shots by Alexander Sorloth and Julian Alvarez and Pablo []
Goas Sadhvi Sail crowned Miss Femina India World 2026
Sadhvi Satish Sail of Goa was crowned Femina Miss India World 2026, a statement said. Sail, who will now represent the country at the 75th Miss World pageant, bagged the title from among 30 participants from across the country at a star-studded event in Bhubaneswar on Saturday night. Rajnandini Pawar from Maharashtra was crowned Femina []
AI, education, policy alignment key to Indias $30 trillion goal, say experts at Bengaluru event
Crackdown on such establishments, often fronts for illicit business, must continue Tourism turned out to be a saviour for Goa in the form of a revenue generator after miningonce the backbone of the Goan economywas shut down 14 years ago. This shift, in turn, resulted in the introduction of various enticements to attract tourists to []
Air India rolls out premium makeover: New cabins, lounges, and aircraft to boost revenue
In an ambitious bid to redefine air travel, Air India is revamping its passenger experience. Customers will soon enjoy upgraded cabins on older jets as well as state-of-the-art aircraft, accompanied by the launch of exclusive airport lounges. These enhancements are tailored to draw in premium travelers, with the ultimate goal of boosting revenue and driving profit growth.
Soccer: Haaland seals crucial win for Man City over Arsenal in title showdown
Manchester City defeated Arsenal 2-1 in a crucial Premier League match. Erling Haaland scored the winning goal, ending his league goal drought. This victory puts City three points behind leaders Arsenal with a game in hand. The win boosts City's title aspirations as they aim to overtake Arsenal in the coming games.
Finance ministry may review MOOWR benefits for battery storage imports
The Finance Ministry is set to discuss customs warehousing benefits for imported battery storage systems. Industry groups have raised concerns about the MOOWR scheme creating an uneven playing field. Consultations with power and renewable energy ministries are planned. The government is examining potential misuse and policy gaps. A decision will align with India's energy security goals.
St Xavier was terrorist and cruel, says Hindutva leader, Goa Congress seeks arrest
Panaji: A video of Gautam Khattar, founder of Hindutva organisation Sanatan Mahasangh, speaking in derogatory terms against Goas patron saint, St Francis Xavier, has sparked a political row, with the Opposition demanding his immediate arrest for hurting religious sentiments. The event occurred on Saturday evening, April 18, in the presence of Swami Brahmeshanand, State Transport Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
A political storm has erupted in Goa after a right-wing speaker allegedly made offensive comments about Saint Francis Xavier. A video of the incident has gone viral. The Congress party has filed a police complaint and is demanding the speaker's immediate arrest.
Manchester City Beats Arsenal 2-1 For Huge Win in Premier League Title Race
Haalands league-leading 23rd goal of the campaign in the 65th minute allowed City to trim the gap to Arsenal, the long-time frontrunner, to three points
Indian heritage spirits Mahua and Goan Feni debut in UK market
Abhishek Pathak and Shivaleeka welcome baby girl
Director Abhishek Pathak (Drishyam 3) and wife Shivaleeka Oberoi welcomed their baby girl on Akshaya Tritiya, April 19three years after their 2023 Goa wedding. The couple announced: Our little Goddess Laxmi has arrived. Celebs like Ishita Dutta congratulated them.
Sadhvi Sail Crowned Femina Miss India World 2026 in Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar, April 19: KIIT Bhubaneswar, in collaboration with Rajnigandha Pearls, hosted the 61st Femina Miss India competition 2026, where Sadhvi Sail from Goa won the title of Femina Miss India World 2026. Maharashtras Rajnandini Pawar was the first runner-up, while Advaita from Jammu and Kashmir secured the second runner-up position. Participants from various states across ... Read more Sadhvi Sail Crowned Femina Miss India World 2026 in Bhubaneswar
As Manchester United: As Manchester United took a big step towards UEFA Champions League qualification after win over Chelsea, former midfileder Owen Hargreaves has hailed Bruno Fernandes as the architect of the victory and labelled him the est player in the Premier League. The Reds won at Stamford Bridge for the first time since 2020 as Matheus Cunhas goal towards the end of the first half earned a 1-0 victory in West London. Bruno set up the only goal with his 18th assist in the league this term and received the Premier Leagues Player of the Match trophy for another impressive all-round performance. Meanwhile, Fernandes is now just one assist away from equalling the record for a Premier League season, and he still has up to five more games to go in this campaign. Bruno Fernandes, he will be up for player of the year this season, he just creates big moments, Hargreaves told TNT Sports. He was the architect today, best player on the pitch by a mile and obviously with Cunha finishing up, it feels like Champions League football is coming back to Manchester United. He is the best central midfielder in the Premier League. Kevin de Bruyne was the best for a while but it is Bruno right now. Right now I think he is the best player in the Premier League, it depends, he has had the best performance over the whole season. I think [the award] will depend on who wins the title, so I think if it is Arsenal, it will be a Declan Rice or a Gabriel, if it is not then I think it will be Bruno Fernandes. He has been fabulous in terms of creation and assists, and again a bit of experience, he added. The win over Chelsea saw Man United strengthen their grip on third place and are now 10 points clear of the sixth-placed Blues with five games remaining in the battle to secure the five coveted places in Europes premier competition next term. Asked how big the win was, Bruno told TNT Sports after the game: Its an amazing feeling for us. We had to bounce back - its not just about Leeds, there were two games that we didnt win. But we knew we had to make a great performance today because Chelsea are a very good side. The win over Chelsea saw Man United strengthen their grip on third place and are now 10 points clear of the sixth-placed Blues with five games remaining in the battle to secure the five coveted places in Europes premier competition next term. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Man Utd now turn attention to facing seventh-placed Brentford at Old Trafford on April 27, in what will be another tough test for Michael Carricks side. Article Source: IANS
Goas Sadhvi Satish Sail Crowned Femina Miss India 2026
Bhubaneswar, April 19: Sadhvi Satish Sail from Goa has been crowned Femina Miss India 2026 in a dazzling event held in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. This marks the 61st edition of the prestigious beauty pageant. Following her victory, Sadhvi has taken social media by storm. Rajnandini from Maharashtra secured the first runner-up position, while Advaita from Jammu ... Read more Goas Sadhvi Satish Sail Crowned Femina Miss India 2026
AIFF U 18 Elite League TYDA thump FAO Academy 3 1, ASUFII FA go down 1 2 to RFYC
TYDA, Toubul thumped FAO Academy, Cuttack by 3 1 goals in a Group D match of the AIFF U 18 Elite League final round as ASUFII FA, Mao went down by 1 2 goals to Reliance Foundation Young Champs RFYC in a Group C match TYDA skipper Naorem Goutam shone in the match scoring twice as Wangjam Alex netted one to seal the 2 1 win over their Odisha rivals this evening at Football Stadium, Mahilpur Naorem Goutam gave TYDA a slender 1 0 first half lead by making the most of a co ordinated attack in the 20th minute FAO Academy came to level terms in the 50th minute with the Manish Bhoi netting the equaliser but TYDA took gradual control of the game in the late stages and retained the lead in the 80th minute through W Alex before Goutam scored the decisive goal in the 87th minute In another Group D match staged earlier in the day at the same venue, Punjab FC beat FC Madras 1 0 courtesy of Vishal Yadav 72' In the Group C match staged this morning at Ramsar Sahib Sports Stadium, Paddi Sura Singh, ASUFII FA fought back from one goal down to draw level but RFYC walked away with all three points as Shawn Appolinario Fernandes made the difference three minutes from time RFYC put ASUFII FA in the backfoot with Shadhil Ek scoring the opener in the 25th minute before D Choziiveio Paokhomai netted the equaliser at the stroke of the hour mark to make it 1 1 In another Group C match staged later in the evening, Zinc Football Academy and East Bengal FC played out a goalless draw Source The Sangai Express
Bournemouth edge Newcastle as Brentford miss top six chance
London, April 18: On an afternoon that promised intensity but delivered tension in fragments, Brentford were left to rue a missed opportunity as they were held to a goalless draw by Fulham in a subdued west London derby. Meanwhile, at St. James Park, AFC Bournemouth edged past Newcastle United 2-1 in a tightly contested encounter. [] The post Bournemouth edge Newcastle as Brentford miss top six chance appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Lens beat Toulouse to keep Ligue 1 title hopes alive
Lens, April 18: Lens allowed two goals in the first 13 minutes and bounced back in a superb second half to beat Toulouse 3-2 and keep alive slim hopes of a first Ligue 1 title since 1998. It was helped by the 17th minute red card for Toulouse midfielder Yan Ghobo. Lens has matched reigning [] The post Lens beat Toulouse to keep Ligue 1 title hopes alive appeared first on The Shillong Times .
St Pauli concede late penalty to tie at home with Cologne
Hamburg, April 18: Karol Mets scored his first Bundesliga goal and conceded the 1-1 equalizer with seven minutes left as St Pauli missed the chance to snap a six-game winless streak against Cologne. St Pauli had the best of the chances but was beset again by a familiar failing in the final third that has [] The post St Pauli concede late penalty to tie at home with Cologne appeared first on The Shillong Times .
MARAM FC RALLY FROM BEHIND TO THRASH BALMANDURI
By Our Reporter Shillong, April 18: Maram FC won back-to-back matches in the 5th Meghalaya State League, winning 4-1 after being behind against Balmanduri FC in Group G in Williamnagar on Saturday. The other match of the day, in Group F, saw Lawbah SC come from a goal down to win 3-2 over Umlakro SC [] The post MARAM FC RALLY FROM BEHIND TO THRASH BALMANDURI appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Kochi, April 18: Kerala Blasters produced a commanding first-half display to defeat Jamshedpur FC 2-0 in their Indian Super League match here on Saturday. Goals from Nihal Sudheesh (12th) and substitute Vibin Mohanan (36th) ensured all three points for the hosts, who were resolute at the back with goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh delivering a standout performance [] The post Kerala beat Jamshedpur in ISL appeared first on The Shillong Times .
Matheus Cunha Steers Manchester United Towards Champions League With Win Over Chelsea
Manchester United took a giant step towards ending a two-year exile from the Champions League as Matheus Cunha scored the only goal in a 1-0 win at Chelsea.
36 life lessons from OpenAI chief Sam Altman that can change how you chase dreams
Turning thirty, the author shares valuable life lessons. Prioritize loved ones and genuine friendships. Embrace happiness and fulfillment, as life is a singular opportunity. Focus on meaningful work and build strong connections. Money offers freedom and reduces stress. Engage with long-form content and reduce digital distractions. Be assertive, set clear goals, and seize opportunities. Surround yourself with ambitious individuals.
Aspire Heritage Schools wins 39 medals in Taekwondo Championship
Srinagar, Apr 18: Aspire Heritage School delivered an exceptional performance at the 4th District Srinagar Taekwondo Championship, held on April 1516, 2026, at the Indoor Sports Complex, Srinagar. As per a statement issued on Saturday, the event saw participation from 26 schools and over 300 students, making it a highly competitive platform for young athletes across the district. Demonstrating remarkable skill, discipline, and determination, Aspire Heritage School secured an impressive 39 medals, including 17 gold, 13 silver, and 9 bronze. The medal ceremony, held on April 18, was a proud moment for the entire school community as students were recognised for their outstanding achievements. The championship aimed to promote physical fitness, mental resilience, and confidence among students. Aspire Heritage Schools participation reflects its strong commitment to holistic education, where sports and co-curricular activities are integral to student development. This achievement also aligns with global goals such as SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 4 (Quality Education) by fostering a culture of fitness, discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Aspire Heritage School continues to actively encourage student participation in sports, recognising it as a cornerstone for building character, leadership, and lifelong skills .
Goal is to preserve, gain global recognition for 400-year-old Kondapalli toys, says Collector
African proverb of the day highlights a timeless truth about life and success, emphasizing that true poverty is not the absence of money but the absence of vision, purpose, and direction. It explains that individuals without clear goals or dreams often struggle more than those with limited resources but strong determination. It reflects human nature, where ambition and foresight shape growth and opportunity. This proverb also connects to personal development, leadership, and societal progress.
Hell do it! Lawyer sparks firestorm over Donald Trump's pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer, David Oscar Markus, believes a presidential pardon from Donald Trump is a strong possibility for his client. Markus argues Maxwell is a scapegoat and would not have been prosecuted if Jeffrey Epstein were alive. He is actively seeking clemency, suggesting Maxwell would testify freely if granted it.
