Who is Giannis Antetokounmpo’s wife Mariah Riddlespringger? Exploring the personal life of the Milwaukee Bucks star player

NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo and his wife Mariah Riddlesprigger, a former volleyball player and entrepreneur, have built a large family of four children. Their love story began in 2014 at the NBA Summer League. Beyond their personal life, the couple actively engages in charitable work, notably a successful diaper drive for families in need.

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Videos, CCTV & conflicting claims: Noida’s Nikki Bhati death case takes explosive turn; cops to ‘revisit’ timeline

The Nikki Bhati murder case sees new developments. CCTV footage places Vipin, the husband, away from the house during the alleged attack. Police arrest Vipin’s father and brother. Vipin claims a cylinder blast caused Nikki’s injuries. Nikki’s sister alleges Vipin set her on fire. Police are investigating dowry harassment and domestic violence angles. Vipin denies…

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Kolkata honeytrap racket: Bangladeshi mastermind of cross-border crime ring held; victims drugged, robbed via dating sites

A Bangladeshi national, Md Mahmuddul Hasan, was apprehended for masterminding a cross-border honeytrap and robbery operation. He allegedly received stolen mobile phones from women operatives who drugged and robbed men lured through matrimonial websites and dating apps. Hasan smuggled these phones into Bangladesh for resale, revealing a broader network exploiting digital platforms.

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STOP gulping water: This simple ‘chewing water’ habit may boost hydration and gut comfort

Wellness experts are questioning the health benefits of gulping water, suggesting a new “chewing water” habit may improve hydration and digestion. This technique involves sipping slowly, allowing saliva to mix with water, which proponents claim aids absorption and reduces bloating. While anecdotal evidence is positive, more research is needed to confirm its widespread benefits.

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Student bodies warn Labour of losing Indian talent if levy imposed on foreign students

Labour’s proposed levy on international students to fund domestic maintenance grants faces strong opposition from student bodies and universities. Critics warn a 6% charge risks pricing out Indian students, who contribute billions, and could lead to significant financial losses for UK universities, ultimately harming the sector and even domestic student access.

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