World Boxing Championships: Sex Eligibility Policy explained — why India’s women boxers had to clear it

All ten Indian female boxers, including Lovlina Borgohain and Nikhat Zareen, have been cleared to compete at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in Liverpool. This clearance follows successful genetic sex eligibility testing, a new requirement by World Boxing. The Indian team underwent advanced FISH-based testing at NIS Patiala, with certificates verified by WB’s medical committee.

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Dharamshala paragliding tragedy prompts ban till Sept 15: How to spot a legit operator before you fly

A paragliding accident in Dharamshala claimed the life of a tourist from Gujarat and critically injured the pilot. The incident, involving an unregistered operator at an unapproved site, has prompted a probe and suspension of paragliding activities in Kangra. Authorities urge tourists to verify operator credentials and prioritize safety following this tragic event.

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Milind Soman reveals one daily habit of his mother which helps her stay fit at 86

The physical activity of skipping rope works all major muscle groups starting from your calves and thighs, then moves to your core and finally engages your arms. Your muscles will become stronger while developing better definition, when you jump. The repetitive jumping motion during skipping rope exercises, delivers mild bone-stimulating pressure, which leads to bone…

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How Trump’s H-1B fee proposal puts Yale’s tenure-track faculty hiring at risk

President Trump’s new rule imposing a $100,000 fee per H-1B visa could cost Yale University over $20 million annually, jeopardizing its ability to hire international tenure-track faculty. With Yale sponsoring around 200 H-1Bs yearly, the policy threatens research and teaching capacity. Universities may be forced to explore alternatives like O-1 visas, reshaping international faculty recruitment…

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‘Don’t burn him out’: Ex-India pacer sounds alarm, says Siraj is in Bumrah’s league

Following Mohammed Siraj’s impressive performance in England, RP Singh cautioned against overworking him, emphasising the need for careful workload management akin to Jasprit Bumrah to prevent potential burnout. Singh highlighted Siraj’s indispensable role and partnership with Bumrah, advocating for strategic team selections and like-for-like injury substitutions to maintain team balance and player well-being.

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