1st Test: Jacob Duffy’s 5-wicket haul gives New Zealand first-innings lead over West Indies

Jacob Duffy’s stellar five-wicket haul propelled New Zealand to a 64-run first-innings lead against the West Indies. The tourists were bowled out for 167, with Shai Hope and Tagenarine Chanderpaul offering resistance. Duffy’s career-best figures, including a rapid four-wicket burst, put the hosts in a commanding position. New Zealand ended day two at 32-0, extending…

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5 habits that make kids more independent before age 10

Cultivating confidence and independence in children begins early. Empowering youngsters with simple choices, managing daily tasks, and encouraging problem-solving fosters crucial life skills. Teaching accountability for actions and expressing emotions builds emotional resilience. These habits, established before age ten, significantly shape a child’s future capabilities and self-assurance, preparing them for life’s challenges.

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Ahaan Panday steals the spotlight again; Viral bike video revives Krish Kapoor mania; Fans address ‘Saiyaara’ star as ‘Hot and Handsome’

Gen-Z sensation Ahaan Panday is back in the spotlight, captivating fans with a recent bike ride that sparked nostalgia for his ‘Saiyaara’ character, Krish Kapoor. The actor’s rising popularity, fueled by his debut performance and awards, continues as he prepares for an upcoming high-octane action film.

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2 lakh respiratory illness cases in Delhi due to pollution, reveals government data: Why people with diabetes and heart disease need extra protection right now

In a dire report from Delhi, healthcare facilities have logged more than 200,000 cases of acute respiratory issues, predominantly threatening at-risk groups such as those with diabetes and heart ailments. The toxic smog is not just a nuisance; it intensifies pre-existing health conditions, causing rapid arterial narrowing and extra stress on the heart.

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Caribbean strikes: Hegseth claims learnt of survivors ‘hours later’; blames ‘fog of war’

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized a September military strike, later claiming ignorance of a second attack to eliminate survivors. He cited “fog of war” for not seeing them. President Trump also denied knowledge of the follow-up strike. Congress is investigating potential war-crime violations, with Hegseth calling a report on his orders “fabricated.”

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