Ravi Shastri recounted a fiery 1991-92 tour of Australia, advising an 18-year-old Sachin Tendulkar to let his bat do the talking amidst Australian sledging. Shastri himself had a verbal spat with Mike Whitney, but urged Tendulkar, who was eager to retaliate, to rely on his immense talent. This advice shaped Tendulkar’s legendary career against Australia.
Dandruff shampoos containing coal tar, long a popular remedy, are now under scrutiny. While effective for flaking and itching, scientific evidence suggests potential health risks from skin absorption and systemic circulation. Concerns over DNA damage and cancer in animal studies are prompting a shift towards safer, alternative ingredients for long-term scalp health.
You may lose your job anytime: Viral Reddit post says H-1B visa holders should not buy a house in US
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are preparing for a lavish, star-studded wedding this weekend in Montecito, California. Over 300 A-list guests, including Taylor Swift who was spotted arriving, are expected for the high-security event. Gomez has expressed her excitement for the upcoming ceremony, following their engagement a year after going public.
August 2025 emphasizes clear communication for Number 3 individuals, fostering growth in personal and professional spheres. Relationships benefit from calm, loving expression, while career opportunities arise in communication-related fields. Financial prudence is advised, and health requires balanced energy, prioritizing mental relaxation and mindful dietary choices to avoid overexertion and maintain well-being.
On October 16, 2025, Mercury in Libra, influenced by Jupiter in Gemini, creates a harmonious planetary alignment. This transit favors communication, learning, and balanced relationships, bringing good fortune and new opportunities. Several zodiac signs, including Gemini, Libra, Aquarius, Aries, and Leo, are set to experience significant positive effects.
Former Pakistan pacer Abdur Rauf Khan criticized Indian players for their perceived hypocrisy regarding playing against Pakistan, highlighting the contrast between their off-field camaraderie and public stance.
The Madras Reading Company (TMRC) is delighted to announce the Mumbai edition of its inclusive and inspiring event series, featuring author Madhu Ranganthan and her book “The Child Who Never Knew.”
