A new low in Dubai as Pakistan captain Salman Agha throws his cheque in anger

India’s Asia Cup 2025 victory over Pakistan was overshadowed by a chaotic presentation ceremony. India refused the winners’ trophy from ACC president Mohsin Naqvi, leading to a standoff and celebration without silverware. Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha also flung his runners-up cheque in frustration, adding to the unprecedented drama following India’s five-wicket win.

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Northwestern University blocks over 200 students from fall enrolment over mandatory antisemitism training

Northwestern University mandates annual discrimination training for all students. Over 200 students and faculty object to its content. They cite bias and unscholarly claims regarding Israel and Palestine. Students question historical accuracy and demand a review. The university stands by its policy. This situation reflects wider campus debates on free expression.

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Kanya Pujan During Navratri 2025: Dos and Don’ts to Know for Ashtami & Navami

Kanya Pujan, observed on Navratri’s Ashtami or Navami, honours the divine feminine by worshipping young girls as embodiments of Goddess Durga. This guide outlines respectful practices like offering sattvic food and thoughtful gifts, emphasizing sincerity over show. It also advises against treating it as a chore or forcing participation, focusing on true spiritual intent.

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Chicago Bears’ Week 4 comeback overshadowed by D’Andre Swift’s nightmare performance against Las Vegas Raiders

The Chicago Bears narrowly defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 25-24, propelled by a dominant defensive effort that forced crucial turnovers. However, D’Andre Swift’s continued struggles as the lead running back, averaging just 3.5 yards per carry, highlighted a major offensive concern. The team now faces a critical decision to rethink its running back rotation for…

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Mansi Kasliwal becomes 1st woman to head Caltech’s Palomar Observatory

Professor Mansi Manoj Kasliwal has been appointed director of Palomar Observatory, making her the first woman and second PIO to lead the facility. An internationally recognized Caltech astronomer, she is celebrated for pioneering work on explosive cosmic events and transient astronomy, including multi-messenger observations. Kasliwal also mentors researchers and champions diversity in astrophysics.

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