IND vs ENG: ‘You’re not in the battle’ – Kevin Pietersen defends Ben Stokes

The drawn fourth Test at Old Trafford saw England captain Ben Stokes’ frustration boil over as India declined his offer to end play early, with Jadeja and Sundar pursuing centuries. Stokes’ actions drew criticism from commentators like Nasser Hussain and Manjrekar, who deemed his behavior ‘spoiled.’ However, Kevin Pietersen defended Stokes’ emotional response, emphasizing the…

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Risks appear manageable for now: Finmin

India’s finance ministry cautions that persistent tariff uncertainties could impact export sectors, employment, and consumption, though government reforms are expected to cushion the economy. While risks appear manageable now, challenges like slower market maturation and threats to services, exemplified by US H-1B fees, remain. Sustaining growth requires regulatory reform, infrastructure development, and state-level deregulation.

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Katy Perry escapes mid-air scare as butterfly prop malfunctions during San Francisco concert

Pop singer Katy Perry experienced a prop malfunction during her San Francisco concert. A butterfly-shaped stage prop tilted mid-performance while she sang ‘Roar’. Perry held on, steadied herself, and continued singing. Fans praised her professionalism and raised safety concerns. This is the second prop malfunction on her ‘Lifetimes Tour’. Perry acknowledged the incident with humor.

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Mega-tsunami warning: Could a 1,000-foot tsunami hit the US Pacific Coast? Scientist raises alarm

A Virginia Tech study warns of a potential mega-tsunami along the US Pacific Coast, triggered by a major earthquake in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. Coastal regions face sudden land subsidence and massive waves, posing unprecedented risks to millions. Researchers urge immediate action for improved early-warning systems and resilient infrastructure to minimize potential devastation.

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