Akash Deep’s Day Out at The Oval: Bat stealer, dressing room banter, lift talks – ’66 is no less than a century’

Akash Deep’s maiden half-century and his century partnership with Yashasvi Jaiswal propelled India to 189 for three at lunch on Day 3 of the final Test against England. Akash Deep’s aggressive 66 off 94 balls, marked by boundaries and powerful slogs, earned him appreciation from teammates and praise for his contribution. Jaiswal remained unbeaten on…

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Should you avoid rice if you have PCOS or diabetes?

PCOS and diabetes patients often worry about rice. White rice is discouraged. Portion control is key. Low glycemic index foods are important. Brown, red, or black rice are better options. Cooking methods matter. Cooling rice increases resistant starch. Balance rice with vegetables and protein. Moderation and mindful eating are crucial for managing blood sugar and…

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Nobel prize in Economics: Trio get award for work on threats to ‘economic stagnation’

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honored Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt with the 2025 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. Their groundbreaking work explains how innovation drives sustained economic growth, a phenomenon that has lifted millions out of poverty. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to understanding long-term prosperity through technological progress…

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Shabana Mahmood’s anti-India statements go viral as Pak-origin Labor MP becomes UK Home Secretary

Shabana Mahmood, a Pakistani-origin Labour MP, has become the Home Secretary in a recent reshuffle, sparking controversy due to her past remarks on Kashmir. Her appointment comes as the government grapples with challenges related to Channel crossings and asylum issues. “England has fallen. My advice to non-Muslims is to get out now before it’s too…

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