Arjun Tendulkar, son of Sachin, makes honest admission: ‘I don’t have cricketer friends’ | Cricket News

Arjun and father Sachin Tendulkar NEW DELHI: Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, has opened up about his personal life, surprising many with how different it is from what people expect. Now part of Lucknow Super Giants for IPL 2026 after moving from Mumbai Indians, he is preparing for a fresh start while…

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Who is US national Matthew VanDyke, arrested in India for terror activities?

A US national, believed to be an American mercenary, Matthew VanDyke was arrested in India along with several others, for terror actvities. The allegations against this group of people were that they were training people in Myanmar linked to insurgents. Though no details of these individuals were released, the name of Matthew VanDyke created a…

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Forest, dharma, and the ecological imagination: Lessons from India’s epics

This article has been co-authored by Aarushi Raikar and Jaisila Menon In an age where technology shapes nearly every aspect of human life, our understanding of “progress” has become increasingly growth-driven, competitive, and extractive. We continue to build what may be called a “shiny cage” of material success. This often comes at the cost of…

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Major row over Britain’s Nato envoy Angus Lapsley bringing intern girlfriend, half his age, to official residence: ‘They are not hiding it’

Britain’s ambassador to Nato, Angus Lapsley, has triggered a major diplomatic row after he brought his Italian girlfriend into his official residence in Brussels. The woman is nearly half her age and has been identified as Francesca Cortini, an intern, in reports. They met each other at Nato headquarters in Belgium. The couple has now…

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Why do we forget what we study? Harvard neuroscience professor shares 5 tips to retain learning

Every student has experienced this at some point. Hours spent studying a topic, only to find that much of it fades soon after the exam. The problem is often seen as a lack of effort. But research suggests the issue may lie elsewhere, in how learning is approached.According to the Harvard University, retaining what is…

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A call for caution before knocking the court’s door

Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has long stood as one of the most transformative innovations in India’s constitutional jurisprudence. Conceived as a mechanism to democratise access to justice, it opened the doors of constitutional courts to those who lacked the means, awareness or standing to seek legal remedies. From bonded labourers and undertrial prisoners to environmental…

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India eyes diversification of crude oil sources; Piyush Goyal says would ‘love’ high-quality coking coal from US

Goyal said India can produce goods in areas where US manufacturers may not be competitive. India is looking to diversify its sources of crude oil, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has said. Goyal’s comments assume significance in light of the India-US trade deal joint statement which lowers tariffs on Indian exports to 18%. The Donald Trump…

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Juvenile stabs video game partner dead after fight over winning in Ghaziabad cafe | Noida News

The 14-year-old accused claimed Faizan had provoked the original conflict Faizan was stabbed twice in his abdomen on Wednesday morning. He died later during treatmentGhaziabad: A 16-year-old boy was murdered by another minor after an argument rooted in taunts over video games in a cafe in Loni on Wednesday. The two, police said, had a…

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Pakistan’s Akmal makes bold claim on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s India future | Cricket News

Kamran Akmal opens up on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi NEW DELHI: Indian teenage batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is quickly becoming one of the biggest talking points in cricket. The teenage batter has been in explosive form in the IPL, delivering performances that are far beyond his age. Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal believes this is just the beginning….

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Indian woman on visit visa dies in UAE’s Sharjah, body repatriated after month-long delay over financial struggles | World News

Indian woman on visit visa died in Sharjah/Image: Getty Images The body of a 31-year-old Indian woman who died in Sharjah was sent back home nearly a month later, according to a report by Gulf News, after delays caused by financial struggles and lack of support.The woman, identified as SKJ, was from Kerala and a…

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