Noah Lyles claims bronze medal as world champion Oblique Seville strikes gold and Kishane Thompson takes silver in Tokyo

Oblique Seville of Jamaica surged to victory in the men’s 100m final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, clocking a personal best of 9.77 seconds. Fellow Jamaican Kishane Thompson secured silver in 9.82 seconds, highlighting Jamaica’s sprinting prowess. American Olympic champion Noah Lyles claimed the bronze medal with a time of 9.89 seconds.

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IND vs PAK: Hands folded, Hardik Pandya gets emotional during national anthem in high-voltage Asia Cup clash

During the India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash, Hardik Pandya’s emotional rendition of the national anthem highlighted the match’s significance beyond cricket, intensified by recent diplomatic tensions following the Pahalgam attack. Pakistan chose to bat, while India aimed to leverage dew during their chase. The captains’ refrained handshake further underscored the strained relationship, emphasizing the profound emotions…

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Nia chargesheets 3 accused in Amritsar temple grenade attack case

The NIA has filed charges against three individuals—Vishal Gill, Bhagwant Singh, and Diwan Singh—for their involvement in the Amritsar temple grenade attack. They are accused of conspiracy, execution, providing shelter, and destroying evidence. Investigations continue into other suspects, including Sharanjeet Kumar and foreign-based Badalpreet Singh, focusing on terror funding channels and international linkages to uncover…

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Stephen King thinks THIS Oscar-winning adaptation is better than his original book: ‘It had a touch of humor’

Stephen King maintains a hands-off approach to film adaptations, primarily approving scripts and casting choices. He appreciates adaptations like ‘Misery’ and ‘The Shawshank Redemption,’ but famously dislikes Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ for straying from the source material’s themes. Mike Flanagan notes King’s focus on human stories rather than solely on monsters, contributing to his success.

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‘Lived for 33 years in US’: Punjabi grandmother, 73, detained by ICE; community outraged

A 73-year-old Punjabi grandmother, Harjit Kaur, a long-time Bay Area resident, has been detained by ICE, sparking outrage in her community. For 13 years, Kaur regularly checked in with immigration officials. Her family states she has no criminal record and has always paid taxes. Congressman John Garamendi has intervened, criticizing the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

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‘Lived for 33 years in US’: Punjabi grandmother detained by ICE; community outraged

A 73-year-old Punjabi grandmother, Harjit Kaur, a long-time Bay Area resident, has been detained by ICE, sparking outrage in her community. For 13 years, Kaur regularly checked in with immigration officials. Her family states she has no criminal record and has always paid taxes. Congressman John Garamendi has intervened, criticizing the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

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