‘You only beat me because your partner was good’: Carlos Alcaraz fires back at Andy Murray’s banter

Ahead of his US Open semi-final clash with Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz plans a golf outing with Sergio Garcia, prompting playful banter with Andy Murray. Murray, recalling a past golf victory over Alcaraz, jokingly suggested Garcia would need a significant handicap. Alcaraz responded by challenging Murray to a singles golf match, continuing their light-hearted rivalry…

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‘US will suffer so greatly’: Trump warns of ‘unbelievably poor’ America, urges Supreme Court to reverse appeals ruling

President Trump warned of dire economic consequences if the Supreme Court doesn’t overturn a ruling against his tariffs, suggesting the US could become “unbelievably poor.” He claimed trade deals with the EU, Japan, and South Korea might be unwound. Experts believe Trump’s statements aim to pressure the Supreme Court by highlighting potential economic chaos.

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Allahabad High Court rejects plea to stop release of Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi’s ‘Jolly LLB 3’: Reports

Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi’s ‘Jolly LLB 3’ overcomes a legal hurdle as the Allahabad High Court dismisses a petition objecting to the song ‘Bhai Vakeel Hai’ and allegations of defaming the judiciary. However, the film still faces a pending case in Pune, where notices have been issued to the lead actors following a complaint…

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Protests erupt in Assam over Centre’s order allowing entry of minorities from neighbouring countries without passports till Dec 2024

Assam is witnessing widespread protests against the Centre’s decision to allow undocumented individuals from six minority communities from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan to stay in India until December 2024. The All Assam Students’ Union (Aasu) views the order as a threat to the indigenous population and an extension of the CAA cut-off date.

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Ideological differences no ground to deny job: HC to RKM College

Calcutta High Court has sided with an assistant professor, Tamal Dasgupta, who was denied a job at Ramakrishna Mission Residential College for his social media views. The court, referencing Swami Vivekananda, emphasized the importance of free thought and expression. It directed the college to issue Dasgupta an appointment letter, highlighting that differing opinions shouldn’t hinder…

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Physical activity in adults and kids: 12 easy to follow recommendations by American Heart Association

People who exercise for the first time or resume physical activity after a break, should begin with small amounts and progress their workouts gradually. The approach enables people to avoid injuries, while their bodies adapt to increased physical demands. The American Heart Association (AHA) offers evidence-based guidelines which explain the necessary exercise amounts for maintaining…

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Soubin Shahir denied foreign travel; Kerala HC upholds lower court order; ‘Manjummel Boys’ fraud case deepens

Soubin Shahir, along with co-producer Shaun Antony, faces continued legal challenges in the ‘Manjummel Boys’ financial fraud case as the Kerala High Court rejected their plea to travel abroad for an award ceremony. This follows a complaint by an investor alleging he was denied his promised share of the film’s profits, leading to a cheating…

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Rajasthan rains: Private school bus crosses flooded Gambhir river; heavy downpour disrupts life

A shocking video surfaced showing a private school bus dangerously navigating the flooded Gambhir river in Rajasthan, putting students’ lives at risk. Heavy rainfall across the state caused widespread disruptions, including rail and road closures, severe waterlogging in Jaipur and Kota, and power outages. The weather office has issued alerts for continued heavy rainfall in…

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