World Para Athletics: India finish with ‘silver lining’! Hosts record best show with 22 medals, including six gold

India concluded its most successful World Para Athletics Championships campaign with a record 22 medals, including six gold, finishing 10th. The final day saw Simran Sharma and Preethi Pal secure silver medals in dramatic races, while Navdeep Singh added another silver in javelin, capping off a strong performance despite technical glitches and athlete exhaustion.

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“I don’t really give a f**k”: Adin Ross slammed for “misogynist” & “sexist” WNBA comment in viral clip

Adin Ross, a Kick streamer, is facing criticism for his remarks on WNBA players. He said only Caitlin Clark deserves to wear protest T-shirts. Ross called the WNBA a tax write-off with no revenue. Social media users slammed Ross’s comments as misinformed. Many highlighted the contributions of players like Angel Reese and A’ja Wilson.

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List of all potions in Minecraft (2025)

Minecraft’s brewing system allows players to craft a diverse range of potions with unique effects, from healing to harming. The potions are categorized into base, positive, and negative types, each requiring specific ingredients. Players can further modify these potions using Redstone dust, Glowstone dust, Gunpowder, and Dragon’s Breath to enhance their duration, potency, or delivery…

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‘Despite geopolitical uncertainty’: Rajnath hails defence ties with Russia; message for Trump?

India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reaffirmed the nation’s steady defence partnership with Russia, despite global geopolitical uncertainty. The remarks were made during the 22nd India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission meeting, just before President Putin’s arrival for the Annual Summit. Both ministers emphasized the strong, long-standing ties and ongoing cooperation across military and economic domains.

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Earth’s faster spin may cause shorter days, scientists warn — should you be concerned

Earth’s rotation is speeding up, leading to shorter days and potential timekeeping adjustments. Scientists predict that by 2029, a leap second might be subtracted from atomic clocks for the first time ever to align with this faster spin. This adjustment highlights the dynamic relationship between human-made time and Earth’s natural rhythms, influenced by geophysical changes.

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