IND vs ENG 5th Test: ‘If Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli were playing, the outcome would be different’ – Former England cricketer on India’s potential 3-1 defeat

As India battles England in the final Test, former cricketer David Lloyd suggests the absence of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli has cost India crucial moments. Despite dominating parts of the series, India risks a 3-1 loss. Varun Aaron believes a rain break aided India’s strategy, boosting their chances.

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‘Indian batters have become NRIs’: Sanjay Manjrekar drops explosive claim after home series collapse

Sanjay Manjrekar highlights India’s recent home Test series defeats, attributing them to structural issues rather than form. He argues that Indian batters, after excelling domestically, become like ‘NRIs’ due to extensive overseas play, returning underprepared for home spin conditions. This lack of recent match-time on spin-friendly pitches leaves them ill-equipped.

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George Clooney dragged in Jeffrey Epstein controversy? Virginia Giuffre’s memoir alleges Ghislaine Maxwell’s encounter with Hollywood star

Late accuser Virginia Giuffre’s posthumously published memoir, ‘Nobody’s Girl,’ details her claims of being lured into Jeffrey Epstein’s circle by Ghislaine Maxwell. The book includes an unverified allegation that Maxwell performed a sexual act on George Clooney at an event, a story Maxwell reportedly repeated frequently.

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Applying to US universities? Here’s the Fall intake timeline and document checklist for Indian students

Indian students targeting US universities for the fall intake must prioritise meticulous document preparation. Timely submission of transcripts, test scores, and financial proofs is crucial, often more so than admission strategy. Early planning, understanding university-specific requirements, and adhering to strict deadlines significantly boost chances of securing a place and a smooth transition to American academia.

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Dubai unveils bold plan to cut school fees and make education more affordable for families

Dubai’s KHDA has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to reduce private school tuition fees by incentivising socially-driven investors, offering subsidised land, and cutting operational costs. Announced by Director General Aisha Abdulla Miran, the plan aims to make quality education more affordable while expanding access and attracting international students, all as part of Dubai’s broader Education 33…

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