Ashes: Bazball reaches its endgame Down Under; England’s hopes hinge on raw pace to recreate Bodyline

England enter the Ashes with their quickest pace attack in decades and a matured Bazball philosophy, aiming to end a 15-year drought in Australia. With Mark Wood, Jofra Archer and a battery of genuine quicks, Ben Stokes’ side arrives believing speed can break the long-standing barrier. For Bazball, this is the defining series: victory brings…

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Federal judge blocks Mississippi’s ban on ‘divisive concepts’ in classrooms, fuelling national fight over DEI and academic freedom

A federal judge has blocked key parts of Mississippi’s new law restricting DEI practices in public schools, citing First Amendment concerns. The injunction halts enforcement of sections banning ‘divisive concepts’ related to race, sex, and gender identity. While some provisions remain, the ruling allows educators to continue discussing contested issues, potentially influencing similar legal challenges…

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Did Anjuum Faakih actually dump a whole bucket of cow dung on Rameet Sandhu on Chhoriyan Chali Gaon?

Rannvijay Singha hosts ‘Chhoriyan Chali Gaon,’ a reality show where 11 celebrities swap city life for rural challenges. Contestant Rameet Sandhu, faces unexpected hardship when Anjuum Faakih unexpectedly nominates her by dumping cow dung on her. The incident pushes Rameet to contemplate leaving, highlighting the emotional and physical demands of village life and the intense…

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‘It’s the lobbying, PR machinery,’ Emraan Hashmi opens up on him and his family Mahesh Bhatt, Mohit Suri haven’t got the prestige as other film families despite good work

Emraan Hashmi believes his family’s lack of mainstream limelight stems from their aversion to lobbying and PR machinery, preferring their work to speak for itself. He acknowledges being called an ‘under-rated actor’ but chooses to avoid award functions and parties, focusing on unconventional films that resonate with him.

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