ENG vs PAK, 1st Test: Why Did Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue Cut the Match Ball in Half? Explained

England pacers Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue both secured five-wicket hauls against Pakistan, bundling them out for 171. To commemorate the rare feat, the first for an England duo in 20 years, they cut the match ball in half to keep as a shared souvenir of their historic performance. The England pacers Ollie Robinson and … Read more

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta’s Big MSME Push: Skills, Technology, Finance and Markets in Focus

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta highlighted MSMEs as a key driver of economic growth at the RAMP programme, stressing better access to skills, technology, finance and digital markets for small businesses. Rekha Gupta, Chief Minister of Delhi, was also a participant in the RAMP Mega Capacity Building Programme. Her speech emphasized the increasing significance of micro, … Read more

Stubborn Stains on Kitchen, Bathroom Taps? This Simple Aluminium Foil Trick Restores Shine

Dull, stained kitchen and bathroom taps can regain their shine with a simple aluminium foil trick. This method effectively tackles hard water spots, mineral build-up, and light rust on chrome and stainless steel, leveraging the foil’s gentle abrasive and electrochemical properties. Ugly water spots, mineral build-up, light rust. These mar kitchen and bathroom taps. They … Read more

BWF World C’ships: Kapila-Crasto crash out in pre-quarterfinals

Indian mixed doubles pair Dhruv Kapila and Tanisha Crasto crashed out of the BWF World Championships 2026 after suffering a straight-game defeat to China’s Guo Xinwa and Chen Fanghui in the pre-quarterfinals in New Delhi, ending their campaign. Kapila-Crasto Out of BWF World Championships Indian mixed doubles pair Dhruv Kapila and Tanisha Crasto crashed out … Read more

Jharkhand HC stays govt order cancelling 11th, 13th JPSC exams

The Jharkhand High Court stayed the state government’s order that cancelled the 11th and 13th JPSC examinations and appointments, bringing relief to the newly appointed officers who had challenged the decision in court. The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the State government’s order cancelling the 11th and 13th Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examinations and … Read more

SC forms committee under Justice Reddy to probe police force on students

The Supreme Court has formed a high-powered committee led by former SC Judge Justice R Subhash Reddy. The committee will examine allegations of excessive force and violence by police against students protesting over the alleged NEET examination paper leaks. The Supreme Court has constituted a High- Powered Committee headed by former SC Judge Justice R … Read more

‘Where were you then?’: Chowdhury slams BJP on Vande Mataram version

Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury slammed the BJP over the Vande Mataram row, rejecting Amit Shah’s minority appeasement allegations. She defended the Congress’s decision to sing only two stanzas, citing historical precedent from India’s freedom struggle. ‘Where were you people then?’: Renuka Chowdhury Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury on Thursday hit out at the BJP over the … Read more

Japan Defense Minister’s Namaste WINS HEARTS in New Delhi | India-Japan Talks | World News

Japan’s Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi opened his remarks with a warm ‘Namaste’ as he met Defense Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on August 20. The talks focused on deeper maritime security cooperation, defence technology and equipment collaboration, and strengthening the strategic partnership in the Indo-Pacific.Japan is also looking at greater cooperation under India’s Make … Read more

Arshia Moorjani Calls Out JW PEI For Rebranding Saree as Botanical Maxi Dress

US fashion brand JW PEI faces backlash after Indian entrepreneur Arshia Moorjani questioned its $229 “maxi dress,” saying the garment closely resembles a traditional Indian saree. An American clothing brand has been dragged into a new controversy over cultural appropriation following claims that it is passing off a traditional Indian saree as an innovative Western … Read more