Former cricketer Irfan Pathan has voiced concerns over Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s recent batting struggles, attributing them to a lack of match practice. Pathan stressed the importance of following proper preparation processes, even for seasoned players, citing Rishabh Pant’s proactive approach to regaining match fitness as an example of the correct procedure.
Mel Gibson’s new film, ‘The Resurrection of the Christ’, is set to be a massive project. It will be released in two parts with a combined budget of USD 200 million. The first film is scheduled for release on March 26, 2027. This ambitious project follows the success of ‘The Passion of the Christ’.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos envisions millions living in space by 2045, driven by choice, not necessity. He predicts robots will handle lunar commutes and extraterrestrial work, deeming it more cost-effective than human deployment. Bezos also dismissed fears of AI-induced job losses, asserting that technological advancements historically boost societal prosperity and abundance.
A speeding pickup van collided with a stationary truck on National Highway-31 in Begusarai, resulting in the deaths of three individuals, including an 18-year-old. The victims, all related and returning from a project, were trapped in the severely crushed cabin. The truck driver fled the scene following the early morning accident.
The Charlotte Hornets, fresh off their NBA 2k25 Summer League championship led by MVP Kon Knueppel, face the Brooklyn Nets on October 22, 2025. Both teams are battling injuries, with Grant Williams and Josh Green out for the Hornets, and Haywood Highsmith sidelined for the Nets. Expect an intense matchup at Spectrum Center.
Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra has been selected as a torchbearer for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo. Bindra, India’s first individual gold medalist in shooting, expressed his gratitude for the honor, calling it a reminder of sport’s unifying power. His selection recognizes his significant contribution to Indian sports and his trailblazing…
Tesla Chairperson Robyn Denholm has urged shareholders to disregard proxy advisors ISS and Glass Lewis regarding Elon Musk’s pay package. She argues their ‘misguided recommendations’ fail to grasp Tesla’s unique, status-quo-challenging approach. Denholm emphasizes Musk’s compensation is a performance incentive tied to extraordinary shareholder value creation and long-term retention.
Former NFL running back Doug Martin, known as “Muscle Hamster,” died at 36 after being taken into police custody in Oakland. His family stated he was experiencing mental health issues, while police responded to a possible break-in. Martin’s brain will be tested for CTE as an investigation into his death is ongoing.
USCIS will continue processing certain visa applications, including H-1B, H-2A, and H-2B, despite the ongoing government shutdown. The agency acknowledges potential delays in obtaining necessary documentation due to the shutdown. Crucially, USCIS will consider the shutdown an ‘extraordinary circumstance’ when evaluating late filings for extensions or status changes, offering leniency to affected petitioners.
AIMIM leader Waris Pathan echoed Congress leader Shama Mohamed’s claim that Sarfaraz Khan’s religion might be the reason for his non-selection for the national team. Pathan highlighted Sarfaraz’s impressive first-class record, questioning the selectors’ criteria and urging them to explain the decision. The controversy arose after Sarfaraz’s omission from the India ‘A’ squad.
