‘Lead the team’: Rohit Sharma’s inspirational words after ex-MI bowler’s poor match

Rahul Chahar recalls Rohit Sharma’s leadership at Mumbai Indians. He highlights Rohit’s confidence-boosting gestures. Rohit supported younger players during pressure situations. Chahar remembers a specific instance during a semi-final match against Delhi. He opined that Rohit’s captaincy transition to Hardik Pandya is a natural phase. Rohit remains an inspiration despite the change in leadership.

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Mohammed Rafi’s son accuses Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle for sabotaging his father’s career: ‘Have some shame’

Shahid Rafi, son of the legendary Mohammed Rafi, has accused Asha Bhosle of undermining his father’s career due to jealousy. He dismissed rumors of rivalry between Rafi and Kishore Kumar, stating his father had cordial relations with male peers. Shahid also alleged Lata Mangeshkar intervened when Rafi was to be honored by the Guinness Book…

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NIRF 2025 medical rankings: AIIMS Delhi tops the list for the tenth year in a row, check top 10 here

The NIRF 2025 medical rankings have been released, with AIIMS Delhi maintaining its top position for the tenth consecutive year. The list highlights India’s leading medical institutes, including PGIMER Chandigarh and Christian Medical College, Vellore. Rankings are based on teaching quality, research, graduation outcomes, inclusivity, and perception. The top 10 includes both public and private…

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Optical Illusion: Only 1% of people can spot the tile flaw in this image in 5 seconds! Can you?

A captivating optical illusion featuring a tiled floor has emerged, challenging viewers to identify a subtle flaw within a mere five seconds. The seemingly perfect mosaic pattern, with its symmetrical black leaf-like shapes and white tiles, conceals a single misplaced tile. This visual puzzle tests pattern recognition skills, as the brain tends to overlook minor…

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New Zealand PM Luxon receives Durga Puja invitation while engaging Christchurch Bengali community

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is actively engaging with the Indian community, the third-largest ethnic group in the country, ahead of the upcoming general elections. He recently attended an event hosted by the Christchurch Bengali Community, receiving an invitation to Durga Puja celebrations and gifts symbolizing the cultural ties between India and New Zealand.

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