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Gautam Gambhir termed ‘foolish’ after ex-India selector’s explosive Vaibhav Sooryavanshi verdict | Cricket News

Gautam Gambhir and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Agency Image) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi announced himself on the international stage in spectacular fashion during India’s first T20I against Zimbabwe on Thursday, becoming the youngest player ever to score a maiden T20I half-century.The 15-year-old became the youngest player to score a maiden T20I half-century after racing to an 18-ball fifty in…

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Books are being destroyed for training AI: A technological leap or a cultural loss?

As artificial intelligence companies seek vast quantities of human-written content, concerns are mounting over reports that some rare books are being dismantled and digitised for AI training. Books are like homes. They are cauldrons of experiences, carrying within them countless lives, emotions, and memories. They have survived wars, fires, floods, censorship, and the slow decay…

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FIFA World Cup’s most-hated hydration breaks could be ‘soft-launched’ in the Champions League | Football News

Ben Foster fears World Cup hydration breaks could eventually be trialled in the Champions League/ Image: AP One of the most controversial features introduced at the 2026 World Cup could have a life beyond the tournament, with former England goalkeeper Ben Foster fearing that what began as a tournament measure could eventually become part of…

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DSSSB result 2026 declared for various posts for October–December 2025 exams: Direct link to download scorecards here

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board has published the results for various recruitment examinations conducted during October, November, and December 2025. Candidates can view their qualifying status by logging into the official portal with their application credentials. Those shortlisted are advised to preserve their result copies and follow the official website for upcoming recruitment stages….

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518 million years ago, one tiny sea creature may have started the evolution of the fangs seen in spiders today | World News

Scientists have identified the earliest known evidence of spider fangs in a 518 million-year-old fossil recovered from southern China, tracing the origin of one of the animal kingdom’s most feared biological tools back to a small marine creature that lived long before spiders existed. The fossil belongs to a species called Urokodia aequalis, examined by…

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Want a career in chip design? Marvell’s $250 million India investment may create new semiconductor opportunities for engineering students

Marvell’s $250 million India expansion could open new opportunities for semiconductor students For engineering students dreaming of careers in semiconductors, artificial intelligence and chip design, India’s growing role in the global technology sector could bring new opportunities. US-based semiconductor company Marvell Technology has announced plans to invest $250 million in India over the next three…

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Sshura Khan shares adorable post-surgery video of ‘favourite entertainer’ Arbaaz Khan singing and dancing with daughter in emotional birthday note: ‘You’ve made life happier, crazier, and definitely never boring’ |

Sshura Khan shares adorable post-surgery video of Arbaaz Khan singing and dancing with daughter in emotional birthday note (Image Credits Instagram) Arbaaz Khan‘s recovery after a recent surgery hasn’t stopped him from bringing his signature fun-loving energy to the hospital room. On the occasion of his birthday, wife Sshura Khan shared an endearing video on…

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River: In 2012, Yonkers tore up a downtown parking lot to uncover a river buried for decades; within six months it had created 14,000 sq ft of aquatic habitat

Saw Mill River, Yonkers, New York For decades, a section of the Saw Mill River in downtown Yonkers, New York, ran underground beneath a parking lot. The river had once helped the city grow into an industrial town, but as land became scarce, parts of the waterway were squeezed into smaller spaces and eventually covered.The…

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