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Murali Sreeshankar bags Silver in thrilling long jump final, misses Gold by 6 cm

Murali Sreeshankar secured the silver medal in the men’s long jump event. He achieved a best leap of 8.09m in the fiercely contested final. Jamaica’s Tajay Gayle won gold with a jump of 8.15m in the fourth round. Scotland’s Stephen Mackenzie claimed the bronze medal with a jump of 8.08m. Lokesh finished fifth in his

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‘My mornings are for…’: Jeff Bezos reveals he never makes any decisions before 10 am

Jeff Bezos prioritizes his mornings, dedicating this time to personal matters and family before diving into work. He strategically avoids challenging tasks until after 10 am, promoting a productive start to his day. He opts for critical conversations mid-morning when his mental clarity is at its peak. Research indicates that decision fatigue can hinder judgment,

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Suspect on FBI list died in Jalandhar road crash last year

Amritpal Singh, sought by the FBI, died in a road accident last year. He had returned to his native village in Jalandhar from the US. The FBI placed him on its wanted list for alleged involvement in a crime group. This organization is accused of smuggling large quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine. Federal authorities seized

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D4vd eligible for death penalty as prosecutors review Celeste Rivas murder case

Singer D4vd, David Anthony Burke, faces potential death penalty charges. Prosecutors are weighing the death penalty for the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Burke has pleaded not guilty to all serious charges against him. The case moves forward after a judge found sufficient evidence for trial. His next court hearing is scheduled for August 31

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Remora hitches 19-minute ride as sea turtle lays eggs in Costa Rica

On a picturesque Costa Rican beach, an unexpected sight caught the eyes of researchers when a mother sea turtle arrived with a lively suckerfish clinging to her shell for an astonishing nineteen minutes. The fish, which seemed to adapt momentarily to land, showcased its gill movements. After careful observation, it was returned to its aquatic

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US judges issue removal orders against 801 Indians in June

US immigration judges issued 801 removal orders for Indian nationals in June 2026. Nationwide deportation rulings accelerated significantly, with a nearly 30% increase in one month. This indicates a faster disposal of immigration cases by US courts. Indian migrants, many from Gujarat and Punjab, face sustained enforcement actions. The data shows immigration courts are disposing

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Kings linked with Patrik Laine as bold signing prediction gains momentum

The Los Angeles Kings are said to be keen on adding forward Patrik Laine to their roster. This move aims to enhance their offensive prowess, as NHL analysts have frequently connected Laine with the Kings. His exceptional scoring ability and power play skills could significantly benefit the team. Acquiring Laine might be a strategic risk

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Paredes faces 3 assault charges; FIFA charges Argentina over ‘Malvinas’ banner

FIFA initiated disciplinary proceedings against Argentina players and officials. Charges include assault allegations and unsporting behaviour after the World Cup final. The Argentine Football Association faces accusations for fan conduct and political demonstrations. Players and staff may receive match suspensions and financial penalties for their actions. FIFA will review all submissions before announcing its final

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Mumbai man, suffering stroke, kept at police station for hours over ‘drunk driving’

A 73-year-old man suffered a stroke while driving his car last week. Police detained him for five hours on suspicion of drunk driving. This delay prevented him from receiving timely medical treatment for his stroke. He was subsequently left partially paralyzed and remains in the ICU. His family claims police ignored stroke symptoms and proceeded

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We are in India, be realistic, says HC, lifts curbs on hotel over 2 insects

The Bombay high court quashed a hotel’s license suspension after finding minor hygiene issues. A solitary finding of two insects did not justify the continued suspension of the license. The court accepted the hotel’s undertaking to maintain high sanitation standards. The Food and Drug Administration’s drive aims to improve food safety across Maharashtra. The court

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