Back-to-back fours, then out! Vaibhav Sooryavanshi falls cheaply in Duleep Trophy – Watch | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s much-anticipated Duleep Trophy campaign got off to a disappointing start on Sunday as the teenage batting sensation was dismissed for just eight against North East Zone at the BCCI Centre of Excellence Ground 2 in Bengaluru.Opening the innings for East Zone alongside Abhimanyu Easwaran, Sooryavanshi began brightly, smashing back-to-back boundaries before…

Read More

Tom Holland and Zendaya: Kids Confirm Their Marriage in Adorable Interview |

While teaching students on ‘Celebrity Substitute,’ Tom Holland was caught off guard when the children questioned him about his relationship with Zendaya.Image credit : (Instagram Tom Holland has kept the details of his marriage to Zendaya largely private, but he finds himself no match for a classroom full of curious children. The 30-year-old actor appears…

Read More

TCS deploys laptop monitoring tool for employees, sparking fresh questions over workplace surveillance

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has reportedly introduced a Digital User Experience Monitoring tool on company-issued laptops, sparking debate over workplace privacy and surveillance. The technology can reportedly track application usage and time spent on devices. While such tools can strengthen cybersecurity, concerns remain over data collection, employee monitoring, access controls and transparency surrounding their use….

Read More

Supreme Court Of India: ‘No law prohibits eating chicken over Ganga river’: Supreme Court judge flags delayed bail | India News

File photo: Justice Ujjwal Bhuyan NEW DELHI: Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan on Saturday questioned the criminalisation of ordinary activities while highlighting delays in granting relief to citizens facing criminal action for protest or dissent, saying there is “no law prohibiting consumption of chicken over the Ganga river.“Speaking at the Justice GP Singh 4th…

Read More

Sanjay Dutt’s mother Nargis was in Coma and Sunil Dutt sent him to complete his debut film, the actor recalls traumatic time during his mother’s final days: ‘I was 19-20 years, just couldn’t understand it’ | Hindi Movie News

Sanjay Dutt has seldom spoken in detail about the personal tragedies that shaped his life. While the actor is known for his powerful screen presence, he has largely kept conversations about his parents private. In a recent interview, however, he reflected on the heartbreaking loss of his mother, legendary actor Nargis, who passed away just…

Read More

A 13-year-old Texas girl was bitten by a barracuda in Turks and Caicos; after a tourniquet and tendon damage, she still plans to become a marine biologist

Claire Macdonel who was attacked by a barracuda on her 13th birthday (Photo credit: FOX26) A 13-year-old girl from Sugar Land, Texas, is recovering after a rare barracuda attack during a family vacation in Turks and Caicos. Claire Macdonel is now back home in the Houston area and is preparing to undergo tendon repair surgery…

Read More

UK wasted £9.9 billion on Covid PPE, finds inquiry; stockpile, procurement flaws flagged

Inquiry find lapses in Covid PPE kits procurement Nearly £9.9 billion worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) bought during the Covid-19 pandemic was wasted in the UK, a public inquiry has found. It concluded that the country entered the health crisis with inadequate stockpiles and an emergency procurement system that was ill-prepared for the surge…

Read More

Over 95% of Ukrainian PoWs report torture, ill-treatment in Russian captivity: United Nations

Since February 2022, the UN human rights office has documented 129 executions of Ukrainian PoWs. (File Photo) More than 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war interviewed by UN monitors reported being tortured or otherwise ill-treated in Russian captivity, a senior UN human rights official said Monday, as Russia rejected the allegations and accused Ukraine of…

Read More

Zoologist Devra Kleiman helped bring it back

Image: Left/Zoologist Devra Kleiman/Right/National Geographic The small golden lion tamarin is one of Brazil’s most recognisable animals, but its presence on the R$20 banknote represents much more than national wildlife. The species (Leontopithecus rosalia) was once pushed dangerously close to extinction, with only about 200 animals remaining in the wild in the early 1970s. Brazil’s…

Read More