Jayden Reed injury update: Packers star suffers broken collarbone on opening drive, season availability now uncertain

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Washington Commanders 27-18, but the victory was overshadowed by a significant injury. Wide receiver Jayden Reed suffered a broken collarbone on the opening drive, casting doubt on his season availability. Despite Reed’s absence, the Packers managed to secure the win, highlighting both their resilience and the impact of the…

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India’s largest PCB manufacturing facility to come up in Andhra Pradesh: Rs 1,593 crore Syrma Group investment to generate 2,100 jobs

Andhra Pradesh secured India’s largest Printed Circuit Board manufacturing facility. Syrma Strategic Electronics will establish the facility in Menakuru village. This project marks the first under the state’s new Electronics Components Manufacturing Policy. The company will invest ₹1,076 crore and create 1,011 jobs. Syrma Group will also set up Copper Clad Laminate and Electronics Manufacturing…

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‘Rohit-Kohli were pushed out’: Ex-India cricketer blasts Gautam Gambhir, claims seniors were forced to quit Tests

Manoj Tiwary has strongly criticized the team management, alleging a “manufactured transition narrative” pushed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli out of Test cricket despite their desire to continue. He also faulted coach Gautam Gambhir for blaming player technique after a batting collapse, stating the coach should focus on training and taking responsibility for poor results.

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Foreign policy reset under Trump 2.0? Tulsi Gabbard says regime change era over; details new approach

“For decades, our foreign policy has been trapped in a counterproductive and endless cycle of regime change or nation building,’ said Gabbard. “It was a one-size-fits-all approach, of toppling regimes, trying to impose our system of governance on others, intervene in conflicts that were barely understood and walk away with more enemies than allies.”

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IIIT Delhi and TimesPro launch new PG diploma in interaction design and UX; check details here

IIIT Delhi, in collaboration with TimesPro, has launched a one-year online PG Diploma in Interaction Design & UX. This flexible programme combines over 300 hours of theoretical and practical learning, a capstone project, and a three-day campus immersion. Aimed at professionals and aspiring designers, it equips learners with hands-on skills in user research, interaction design,…

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Kajol says ‘If Shah Rukh Khan calls himself King Khan, he’s earned it’: ‘SRK used to tell me, Baby, you better learn how to act’

The enduring duo of Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol continues to occupy a special place in the hearts of fans. While their on-screen magic is well-celebrated, their off-screen camaraderie is just as cherished. In a recent interview, Kajol opened up about her long-standing bond with Shah Rukh and the invaluable lessons she picked up from…

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95-year-old ‘SuperAger’ reveals 9 daily habits behind her long and healthy life

Sally Froelich, aged 95, shares secrets to healthy aging. She started at Macy’s and hosted “The Sally Froelich Show”. Now, she participates in the SuperAgers Family Study. Froelich emphasizes mindful eating and avoiding harmful habits. She maintains stable weight and stays active. She engages her brain and stays socially connected. Finding joy and self-care are…

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Kaun Banega Crorepati 17: Amitabh Bachchan shares terrifying safari experience in Africa; says an elephant once chased their vehicle

Abhishek Yadav, an IAS aspirant from Gujarat, played Kaun Banega Crorepati 17, sharing his dream of owning a house. Amitabh Bachchan recounted a thrilling elephant encounter from an African safari. Abhishek used lifelines to navigate questions, reaching Rs 5,00,000. He incorrectly answered the Rs 7,50,000 question about the national language of Philippines after using ‘Audience…

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Scientists discover a “lucifer” bee with devilish-looking horns, but why does it have them?

A new bee species, Megachile Lucifer, has been discovered in Australia, distinguished by tiny, devil-like horns on the female’s face. This discovery highlights the island’s hidden biodiversity and the critical role native pollinators play in sustaining endangered plants and ecosystems, which are themselves under threat from habitat loss and climate change.

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