Prime Minister Modi interacts with children who overcame congenital heart conditions, lauds them for their exceptional spirit and fortitude
Karun Nair’s stellar 142* anchored Karnataka to 319/3 against Kerala in the Ranji Trophy. After early wickets, Nair, alongside Krishnan Shrijith (65) and Smaran Ravichandran (88*), rebuilt the innings. This century, his second this season, also propelled him past a First-Class run milestone, marking a significant achievement for the out of favour batter.
Bigg Boss Telugu 9 teasers showcase Ramu Rathod’s amusement with housemate drama, with Nagarjuna humorously noting his detached observation. Nagarjuna also grills Bharani on his gameplay, questioning his cautious approach during a captaincy task where his indecision between Tanuja and Divya drew criticism.
Anthony Edwards will miss another game for the Minnesota Timberwolves against the Charlotte Hornets due to a hamstring injury. His absence has highlighted the team’s struggles with consistency and defensive lapses, despite a 2-3 record. Minnesota aims to find offensive balance and rely on Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo for leadership.
The Igas Festival, also known as Budhi Diwali, was celebrated with great enthusiasm, devotion, and cultural pride at Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s residence on Saturday. In the presence of Governor Lt Gen Gurmit Singh (Retd), the grand event was dedicated to the folk traditions of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand.
Bigg Boss Telugu 9 teasers reveal a dramatic episode with Nagarjuna hosting. A biryani task sparks conflict between housemates, leading to arguments and accusations. Nagarjuna also addresses captaincy issues, offensive language, and a heated confrontation, ultimately leading to a contestant’s eviction.
The Netherlands may soon witness history as Rob Jetten, a pro-European liberal, emerges as a strong contender for Prime Minister. At 38, he could become the youngest PM since WWII and the first openly gay leader. Jetten, known for his advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights and climate action, is poised to bring a transformative, inclusive agenda…
South African captain Laura Wolvaardt aims to silence the roaring Indian crowd in the Women’s ODI World Cup final, drawing inspiration from Australia’s past victory. Despite a strong head-to-head record against India, Wolvaardt emphasizes a fresh mindset for the summit clash, acknowledging the pressure on the hosts. A win would be monumental for women’s cricket…
