”Cricket has the power to unite’: Ayushmann Khurrana meets women’s cricket team ahead of India vs Bangladesh world cup clash

Ayushmann Khurrana promoted UNICEF’s #PromiseToChildren campaign at the India-Bangladesh Women’s World Cup match, emphasizing sports’ unifying power. Meanwhile, Jemimah Rodrigues’s pet dog, Jade, charmed fans during the Indian team’s training session. This comes as Khurrana’s film ‘Thamma’ continues its successful box office run.

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Australian commentator cries watching Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma for the last time – WATCH

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s final appearance together on Australian soil at the Sydney Cricket Ground was met with immense emotion from fans and commentators alike. Sharma registered his 33rd ODI century, while Kohli scored an unbeaten 74, surpassing Kumar Sangakkara to become the second-highest ODI run-scorer. India secured a dominant nine-wicket victory.

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Where NYC mayoral candidates stand on education ahead of the 2025 election

As New York City heads into the 2025 mayoral race, education has become a key battleground. Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani stresses equity and early learning, Andrew Cuomo focuses on stability and high standards, while Republican Curtis Sliwa emphasises school safety and accountability. Their contrasting visions highlight the urgent challenges facing the city’s public education system.

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Forget supplements, add these top 4 fruits in diet to boost your eye health

Protect your eyes from daily screen strain and age-related issues with four powerful fruits. Blueberries, oranges, papaya and kiwi are packed with antioxidants, vitamins and phytonutrients that support vision clarity, reduce fatigue and guard against conditions like cataracts and dry eyes. Incorporating these delicious options into your diet can significantly benefit your eye health.

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After Lincoln University shooting, teens injured near Clark Atlanta University raise campus safety concerns

Campus celebrations are increasingly marred by violence. Just last weekend, homecoming events at Lincoln and Howard Universities saw multiple shootings. In Atlanta, three teenagers were injured near Clark Atlanta University during a homecoming weekend, raising serious concerns about student safety in areas surrounding campuses during large gatherings. Authorities are urging vigilance and reviewing security measures.

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