IND A vs AUS A, 2nd Unofficial ODI: Top-order collapse costs India A as Australia A seal series with game to spare | Cricket News

Australia A beat India A by 69 runs in the second match. (Pic credit: X) India A’s top-order woes continued to haunt them as Australia A registered a 69-run victory in the second one-day match on Friday to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.Josh Philippe and Sam Konstas struck aggressive half-centuries to…

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In 2004, Kris Tompkins’ conservation organisation acquired a 174,500-acre Chilean ranch and began restoring its grasslands and wildlife; in 2018 the ranch became part of a national park within a wider conservation effort that has helped protect nearly 15 million acres

Patagonia National Park represents one part of a much larger effort by the Tompkinses to protect land across Chile and Argentina (Image Credit: Linde Waidhofer) A vast Chilean ranch once used for livestock farming took a different path when Kris Tompkins arranged for her nonprofit, Conservación Patagónica, to acquire the property in 2004. The conservation…

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‘Ramayana’ makers drop Lara Dutta’s first look as Kaikeyi and Sheeba Chadha as Manthara, ahead of Diwali 2026 release | Hindi Movie News

The makers of ‘Ramayana’ has released two fresh character posters, with Lara Dutta playing Queen Kaikeyi and Sheeba Chadha as Manthara. The posters spotlight two crucial figures and hint at the turn of events that will alter Lord Rama’s destiny forever. Through them, audiences get their first look at two characters whose roles are closely…

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‘Nobody ordered it’: Man wakes up to a birthday cake delivered by a robot at a hotel, leaving the internet surprised |

Imagine waking up on your birthday to find a cake waiting outside your hotel room, even though you never ordered one or told anyone you wanted a celebration. For Filippo Facioni, a hotel guest in Shenzhen, China, this unexpected moment became a birthday surprise he was quick to share online. Facioni was taken by surprise…

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Why Everyone Suddenly Talks About Their Saturn Return Around Age 29

During the Saturn return, typically happening between ages 27 to 30, individuals often feel compelled to initiate significant life transformations. This period might signify shifts in careers, the end of relationships, or even moves to new locations, all mirroring personal development. It prompts profound self-reflection and tests the durability of one’s existing routines and structures….

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CJP’s Delhi protest: Jurists question validity of curbs on trains, says will flout citizens’ rights | Mumbai News

The Supreme Court has requested the government to reconsider its decision on curbing metro and train services. (Representational image) MUMBAI: Even as the Supreme Court on Friday asks government to reconsider curbs on metro and train services in Delhi and to resume the services in a regulated manner that doesn’t cause discomfort to commuters, jurists…

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11 students, sexual harassment charges and a split inquiry panel: The story behind JNU professor’s dismissal | Delhi News

Prof Angomcha Bimol Akoijam has been dismissed from Jawaharlal Nehru University due to sexual harassment allegations. NEW DELHI: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Friday dismissed Prof Angomcha Bimol Akoijam of the Centre for the Study of Social Systems with immediate effect following an inquiry into allegations of sexual harassment levelled against him by 11 students.Akoijam…

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Emails seal Lucent drugs case as tribunal upholds ₹5.4cr ED attachment | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: The Appellate Tribunal under the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Act (SAFEMA) has upheld the Enforcement Directorate’s attachment of property worth Rs 5.46 crore belonging to Lucent Drugs Pvt Ltd, holding that company records and emails indicated it knowingly routed tramadol consignments to Pakistan through overseas intermediaries without the required regulatory…

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Five-hour midnight power cuts leave Chennai’s western suburbs sleepless | Chennai News

IN THE DARK: Several neighbourhoods had no power from around 10.30pm to 3.30am on Oct 8 Chennai: Residents of the city’s western suburbs, including Valasaravakkam and Porur, have been enduring power cuts lasting up to five hours, disrupting sleep and leaving students, office-goers and families struggling with heat and mosquitoes.On Thursday night, several neighbourhoods had…

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