A rare ‘forgotten cancer’ cancer on the rise in Gen X and older Millennials: What you need to know about appendix cancer

Appendix cancer, once considered rare, is increasingly affecting younger adults, particularly those born since the 1970s. Research indicates a three to fourfold increase in diagnoses compared to older generations. While the exact cause remains under investigation, factors like lifestyle changes, environmental exposures, and improved detection methods are being explored to understand this alarming trend.

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IND vs ENG 4th Test: Mohammed Siraj reaches big milestone in career, could make it even more special in Manchester

Mohammed Siraj is playing his 100th international match in the fourth Test against England, needing just two wickets to reach 200 international scalps. He boasts an impressive record, including match-winning performances in the Asia Cup 2023 final and remarkable overseas Test performances. Siraj currently leads the wicket-taking charts in the ongoing series against England.

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Bridge collapses after monsoon rains villagers protest with traditional music and dance

Following heavy monsoon rains in Bhilwara district, a newly constructed bridge in the Kachhola area collapsed, disrupting daily life and access to essential services for villagers. Frustrated residents protested the bridge’s collapse by performing traditional Alghoza music and dance, demanding immediate reconstruction. The local MLA has instructed officials to repair damaged roads and bridges throughout…

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‘If they are saying so much to Sachin Tendulkar …’: When Rahul Dravid took a cheeky dig at crowd criticism

RP Singh recently shared a humorous anecdote from 1999, revealing Rahul Dravid’s witty side. During a Ranji Trophy match where Dravid scored 199, they watched Sachin Tendulkar bat in an India match. Tendulkar’s run-a-ball innings prompted some criticism, leading Dravid to quip about the potential reactions to his own, more measured, batting approach.

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“They made me sound crazy”: Throwback to when Stephen Curry’s wife Ayesha Curry broke her silence on her “wanting male attention” remarks

Ayesha Curry addressed past “Red Table Talk” comments, claiming they were edited to portray her negatively. She expressed feeling insecure about a perceived lack of male attention, a statement that previously angered fans who deemed it disrespectful to Stephen Curry and his family. Her sister-in-law also highlighted the media’s harshness.

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