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Kohli’s 74, Arshdeep’s 4-wicket haul guide India to victory against New Zealand

In an exhilarating start to the ODI series, Virat Kohli’s innings of 74 runs propelled India to a crucial five-wicket win over New Zealand. Despite rain interruptions, India’s pace attack, spearheaded by Arshdeep Singh’s four wickets, limited New Zealand to 185. Kohli paired brilliantly with Shubman Gill, guiding India efficiently through the revised target under

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King Charles sold racehorse months before it won Melbourne Cup in sixth start

Point of Law, a three-year-old former charge of King Charles III, triumphed in the prestigious Melbourne Cup at Flemington. Trainer Ciaron Maher celebrated an extraordinary trifecta as his horses secured the top three spots. This victory followed Point of Law’s stunning debut triumph at the Geelong Cup, building great anticipation for the Melbourne Cup.

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Teen’s thrown stone led to discovery of ancient Dead Sea Scrolls

In 1947, a Bedouin shepherd stumbled upon the Dead Sea Scrolls while searching for stray animals. This discovery consisted of numerous ancient manuscripts that greatly impacted historical and religious studies. The manuscripts date back to the Second Temple period, offering insights into diverse Jewish beliefs and practices. Researchers continue to piece together fragments to reveal

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‘Brain fogged and sleep deprived’: Radhika Apte opens up about motherhood

Radhika Apte delves into the intricate dynamics of motherhood, recounting her struggles to juggle her career alongside her family responsibilities. She candidly shares her day-to-day life, where she cooks for her loved ones and handles every household task independently. Opening up about her emotional landscape, Radhika addresses postpartum depression and guilt, advocating for a society

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‘Habibi, call me Senator’: Abdul El-Sayed mocks Trump, Vance in victory speech

Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate race against Republican Mike Rogers, marking a significant milestone in history. His victory speech included pointed remarks aimed at both Vice President JD Vance and former President Trump. El-Sayed’s campaign focused on progressive issues such as universal healthcare and criticized outside influence in elections. The election was closely contested,

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AK47 finds the target: Relentless Kamboj reaps benefits of better planning

Kamboj has had forgettable outings in international cricket but he ensured Auckland didn’t follow the pattern. With relentless lengths, sharp use of the wobble seam and speeds, the highly-rated Haryana bowler showed why the management didn’t give up on him.

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Nvidia’s Mark Stevens, wife donate $175M for AI-focused Bay Area medical school

Mark and Mary Stevens have made a historic investment of $175 million to create a pioneering medical school in Santa Clara, named the Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine. The institution aims to revolutionize healthcare with AI and is set to cover 82,000 square feet, featuring classrooms and labs for about 120 students per

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Riyadh airport attack: 2nd Indian national succumbs to injuries, death toll reaches 14

The death toll from the October 10 attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has now reached 14. An Indian national with critical injuries has recently died in the hospital after the strike. The Indian Embassy has provided assistance to the victim’s family regarding repatriation or funeral arrangements. Initial reports indicated 12 deaths and

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After backlash over PC memory remarks, Sam Altman changes his name to ‘RAM’

Sam Altman recently changed his name on X to ‘Ram Altman’ due to criticism of his RAM remarks. He argued that excess RAM in personal computers is inefficient given global hardware constraints. Many tech leaders, including Elon Musk, commented on Altman’s statements, with Musk emphasizing the importance of RAM for consumers. Altman clarified that his

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