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Watch | ‘Dimaag me kuch nahi chalta’: Sooryavanshi reveals his pre-match routine

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the youngest player to reach 500 IPL runs, achieving the milestone in just 227 balls. Despite a quiet 8 runs against Lucknow Super Giants, his record-breaking feat and admission of watching cartoons before matches captivated fans. Rajasthan Royals secured a 40-run victory, with Ravindra Jadeja earning Player of the Match.

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8 clever interior design tricks to make small bedroom feel like luxury space

Small bedrooms can feel larger with smart design. Experts suggest using exhibition techniques for better flow and zoning. Layered lighting and multi-functional furniture are key. Curating items and using vertical space also helps. Engaging senses and refreshing the space regularly creates a comfortable retreat. These methods offer a new perspective on maximising limited space.

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Starbucks layoffs hit company’s technology teams; company sends memo to staff

Starbucks is reportedly cutting jobs within its technology teams as part of a significant restructuring. This move aims to sharpen focus and reallocate resources effectively under new CEO Brian Niccol’s turnaround plan. These layoffs follow previous workforce reductions and store closures, signaling a broader effort to streamline operations and address financial pressures.

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Youngest and fastest! Sooryavanshi scripts history, breaks two major IPL records

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made history by becoming the youngest player to reach 500 Indian Premier League runs and the fastest by balls faced. Despite a quiet 8 runs, his achievement came during Rajasthan Royals’ 40-run victory over Lucknow Super Giants. Ravindra Jadeja’s all-round performance secured the win for RR.

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27 lakh under scrutiny, 139 cleared to vote in Bengal Phase 1 polls

As Bengal gears up for its assembly elections, tribunals have restored voting privileges to 139 individuals whose names were previously expunged during a meticulous revision process. This reinstatement, albeit affecting just a small segment of the over 27 lakh originally disqualified voters, marks a positive step.

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