‘Better to be a has-been than a never-been’: Ben Stokes fires back at Ian Botham | Cricket News

Ben Stokes has responded to criticism from England great Ian Botham with a tongue-in-cheek social media post after announcing his retirement from international cricket.Stokes, who retired from international cricket during the Trent Bridge Test against New Zealand last month, was the subject of a light-hearted remark from Botham on the Test Match Special podcast. Reflecting…

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US lawmaker Ro Khanna says Israeli settlers armed with US-made rifles detained him in West Bank

The Democrat said settlers carrying US-made M4 rifles blocked his group’s vehicle during a visit to the occupied West Bank (File photo) A US Democratic lawmaker has alleged that he was briefly detained by Israeli settlers armed with US-made rifles during a visit to the occupied West Bank.California Representative Ro Khanna said the incident took…

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New EPF Scheme 2026: 10 questions employees are asking about contributions, withdrawals and retirement savings

For most employees, the EPF Scheme, 2026 is not about starting afresh. Rather, it represents a transition to a modernised framework. (AI image) The Employees’ Provident Funds Scheme, 2026 has generated significant interest among employees across India. While the new scheme replaces the Employees’ Provident Funds Scheme, 1952 and forms part of the social security…

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He bought a Rs 41.85 lakh and paid Rs 39.15 lakh but did not get possession; builder blames PMC-PMRDA jurisdiction changes, MahaRERA rejects excuse and orders interest payout to homebuyer

A man bought a flat from a builder but did not get possession of it in the promised time period in the sale agreement. (Image for representative purpose only) When buying your dream home, timely possession is an important point. Yet in some cases builders fail to deliver flats and houses within the stipulated time…

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‘Illegally occupied’: Indian Embassy in US slams foreign media for calling PoK ‘Pakistani Kashmir’

NEW DELHI: The Indian Embassy on Wednesday criticised The New York Times for referring to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as “Pakistani Kashmir”, asserting that Pakistan has illegally occupied parts of Jammu and Kashmir.In a post on X, the embassy said: “Misleading and incorrect headline by The New York Times. There is no Pakistani Kashmir, only Pakistan-occupied…

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