BCCI to hold AGM on Sept 28 to elect president, secretary, other office bearers; clashes with Asia Cup final

The BCCI’s 94th Annual General Meeting is scheduled for September 28, 2025, in Mumbai, where key decisions will be made. The election of new office bearers, including President and Secretary, will be a primary focus, alongside financial reviews and committee appointments. The formation of the Women’s Premier League Committee and discussions on sexual harassment prevention…

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Rings that say more with less

Modern couples are embracing letter rings for their intimate, personal meaning and elegant simplicity. Experts note a surge in demand for initial jewellery, especially among millennials and Gen Z, who seek pieces reflecting their identity and stories. These rings offer affordable luxury, often featuring lab-grown diamonds and customisation options, making them a stylish and meaningful…

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Rookie Easton Cowan earns nod from Maple Leafs Coach Berube leaving veterans on notice ahead of 2025-26 NHL season

Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Easton Cowan is turning heads in training camp, placed on the fourth line by Coach Berube over veterans. This signals a merit-based approach and confidence in Cowan’s immediate NHL potential. His performance, alongside trade-linked players on the fifth line, will shape Toronto’s 2025-26 roster and depth decisions.

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Explained: Canada-Europe new visa requirements and travel security measures

Canadian travellers heading to Europe will soon face new entry requirements. Starting in late 2026, an ETIAS authorisation will be mandatory. Additionally, the EES will introduce biometric checks at borders from April 2026. These changes mean more pre-travel planning and potentially longer airport waits. Canadians should check passport validity and budget for the new ETIAS…

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Why you laugh when you feel uncomfortable and what your brain is really doing

An unexpected giggle during tense moments isn’t humor, but your brain’s stress regulator. This nervous laughter, a coping mechanism, lowers cortisol and activates relaxation. It protects you by masking vulnerability and easing social discomfort. While usually beneficial, it can hinder emotional processing if excessive. Understanding this reaction helps manage anxiety and maintain composure.

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