IND vs ENG: Michael Vaughan lambasts England player after Edgbaston Test defeat – ‘He has to count himself fortunate’

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has strongly criticised Zak Crawley’s inconsistent Test performance, questioning his place despite a recent 65 against India. Geoffrey Boycott echoed these concerns, citing Crawley’s ingrained flaws and insufficient run-scoring. India’s victory at Edgbaston, fueled by Akash Deep’s bowling, intensified scrutiny on England’s team selection, including Chris Woakes’ declining performance, prompting…

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NFL trade rumors: Pittsburgh Steelers could pursue Tyreek Hill if Miami Dolphins engage per NFL insider, days after team reportedly “backed out”

Tyreek Hill’s future with the Miami Dolphins is uncertain amidst a messy divorce and domestic abuse allegations. NFL insider Jeremy Fowler suggests the Pittsburgh Steelers might consider trading for Hill if Miami is open to discussions. However, concerns about the allegations could deter the Steelers, as they might lead to a suspension under the NFL’s…

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BARC signs MoU with GMU AKRUTI centre

Gangadhar Meher University has partnered with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) to establish an AKRUTI Centre. This initiative aims to boost skill development and entrepreneurship by transferring BARC’s societal technologies to regional startups. The collaboration will provide GMU with access to BARC’s expertise and technologies in crucial areas like water management and clean energy, benefiting…

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Telangana HC orders interim stay on panchayat elections after petitions challenge backward class reservations

Telangana High Court has put an interim stay on Panchayat elections just hours after the State Election Commission announced the schedule. The court’s decision came after petitions challenged the 42% reservation for Backward Classes. The bench has directed the state to file a counter affidavit within four weeks, delaying the electoral process.

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African swine fever outbreak in Vietnam: Symptoms, risks, and how to prevent it

Vietnam is grappling with a resurgence of African swine fever, prompting Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to implement strict control measures. Over 514 outbreaks have been reported across numerous provinces, leading to the death or culling of more than 30,000 pigs. The government is focusing on enhanced surveillance, immediate culling, and combating illegal transport to…

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