‘Not many bowlers of his quality’: Shubman Gill breaks silence on Mohammed Shami’s omission ahead of South Africa Tests

Captain Shubman Gill admitted leaving out Mohammad Shami for the South Africa Test series was a tough call, praising the veteran’s class despite selecting a younger pace attack. Gill also discussed managing his captaincy workload across formats, acknowledging the mental challenge. He stressed India must be at their best against the strong South African side…

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Nepal bans Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter: What’s behind the protests in which several people killed

Massive protests erupted in Kathmandu after Nepal’s government blocked 26 social media platforms, resulting in at least 10 deaths and numerous injuries. Demonstrators, initially angered by the ban, voiced deeper concerns about corruption and the government’s authoritarian tendencies. The government defends its actions, citing a Supreme Court order and the need for platforms to comply…

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Why northeast direction is most sacred in vastu

Vastu Shastra regards the Northeast direction as the most sacred, influencing energy flow and spiritual growth. Associated with water and Jupiter, this corner should remain open and clean to welcome positive energy and early morning sunlight. Avoiding heavy structures and promoting light, uplifting elements in the Northeast invites blessings and fosters a balanced, peaceful environment.

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He choreographed an 18-minute action block: Director Jyothi Krishna shares his experience working with Pawan Kalyan in ‘Hari Hara Veera ‘Mallu’—Exclusive

Jyothi Krishna discusses his experience directing ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1,’ highlighting Pawan Kalyan’s directorial input and action choreography. He praised Kalyan’s grounded nature on set and expressed pride in the high-budget climax featuring Bobby Deol. Krishna also shared his long-held desire to create a period action drama and lauded MM Keeravani’s musical contributions…

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‘We have the best spinner in the world’ – Pakistan coach fires warning at India

As Pakistan gears up for the Asia Cup, coach Mike Hesson acknowledges India’s confidence and strength, particularly their world-class spinners. He emphasizes Pakistan’s focus on improving daily, highlighting the team’s strong bowling attack led by Mohammad Nawaz. While recognizing the batting lineup’s development, Hesson stresses the importance of collective performance in adapting to varying conditions…

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Wear white aprons without fail, J&K government tells docs amid attacks

The J&K government has mandated white aprons and nameplates for healthcare staff after a recent incident at Srinagar’s SMHS Hospital, where a doctor was assaulted following a patient’s death, sparking protests and allegations of harassment against a journalist covering the event. This directive aims to improve patient identification amidst concerns about potential vulnerability to attacks,…

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Harvard issues travel advisory for international students: 5 crucial things to know before you fly

Harvard University has issued a critical advisory to international students, urging caution when entering the US. The guidance warns against using Boston’s Logan Airport, highlights the risk of digital device and social media scrutiny, and stresses legal awareness. The advisory follows legal tensions with the Trump administration, reflecting growing concern over immigration enforcement at US…

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Could a low-glutamate diet help reduce migraines for people living with frequent headaches

Millions suffer from migraines, but a low-glutamate diet shows promise. By reducing intake of this neurotransmitter found in many foods, individuals report fewer, less intense headaches. Research indicates this dietary shift can even lead to measurable changes in brain structure, potentially offering a natural path to improved neurological well-being and daily life.

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