Injury scare for India? Bowling coach Morne Morkel shares updates on Abhishek Sharma and Hardik Pandya

India had an injury scare as Hardik Pandya and Abhishek Sharma left the field during the Sri Lanka clash, but bowling coach Morne Morkel confirmed both suffered only cramps. While Hardik will be reassessed before the Pakistan final, Abhishek is fit. Morkel admitted India haven’t played a “complete game” yet and stressed sharper execution across…

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‘Palestine Action’: Hundreds arrested in London for supporting banned group; Keir Starmer appeals for calm amid tensions

London police arrested hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters for supporting a banned group, Palestine Action, despite official requests to cancel the demonstration following a deadly synagogue attack in Manchester. Prime Minister Starmer urged respect for the Jewish community’s grief, while police reported 442 arrests. The protest diverted police resources and underscored rising antisemitic and Islamophobic hate…

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Ankita Lokhande’s heartfelt note for husband Vicky Jain as he turns producer for Bollywood film Haq; writes ‘From Bilaspur to Mumbai what a journey it’s been’

Ankita Lokhande celebrates husband Vicky Jain’s debut as a producer with the film ‘Haq’. She expressed immense pride in his journey from Bilaspur to Mumbai’s entertainment industry, highlighting his hard work and perseverance. Lokhande also lauded the film’s stars, Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam, for their performances, anticipating ‘Haq’s’ success.

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Hockey Canada sexual assault trial: Legal experts say consent videos in the trial reveal troubling public misunderstandings

As a verdict looms in the Canadian junior hockey sexual assault case, legal scholars emphasize that post-incident videos don’t equate to legal consent. The trial, centered on a 2018 alleged assault, has sparked national debate on consent, especially in sports. Prosecutors argue videos showing the complainant’s statements are misleading, stressing consent must be ongoing and…

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China internet crackdown: ByteDance, Alibaba platforms fined; harmful content cited

China’s internet watchdog has taken action against Bytedance’s Jinri Toutiao and Alibaba’s UCWeb for allegedly spreading harmful content. This move follows the launch of a two-month campaign by Beijing to tighten control over online content, targeting material that incites conflict or promotes negative outlooks. The platforms face penalties for failing to properly manage information and…

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