Blinken and Xi discuss contentious issues in high-level talks

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Drops of toilet cleaner mixed in Imran wife's jail food

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Indian-origin man in Canada lands in trouble over 'free food' video

Indian-origin man Mehul Prajapati faced backlash for taking free food from Canadian food banks. His family clarified he was a student with an ended internship, denying reports of his firing.

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Naima Khatoon appointed AMU VC, first woman in 100 yrs

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Israel used locally developed missile 'Rampage' in Iran attack

Israel used The Rampage, an efficient air-to-surface missile, in an attack on an Iranian military base. The missile's supersonic speed challenges air defense systems. Iran downplayed the incident, calling the intercepted drones 'toys.'

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Pankaj Tripathi's brother-in-law passes away in road accident: Report

Bollywood actor Pankaj Tripathi faced tragedy when his sister Sarita Tiwari and brother-in-law Rajesh Tiwari, known as Munna Tiwari, were in a fatal road accident near GT Road in Nirsa. Sadly, Rajesh lost his life, while Sarita sustained severe injuries and is receiving treatment. Rajesh, an Indian Railways employee stationed in Chittaranjan, was returning there from their village in Bihar. Pankaj had previously lost his father in August 2023.

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Why doctors are 'angry' with Google in Japan

Japanese doctors sue Google over unmoderated negative online reviews in Japan, raising concerns about fabricated reviews, patient care impact, and lack of financial compensation amid growing international scrutiny of Google.

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Russian missiles hit port in Odesa region, Ukraine says

Russian missiles damaged Sea Port Pivdennyi facilities in Ukraine's Odesa region, causing fires. Zelenskiy confirmed the attack. Kyiv established a maritime corridor after Russian withdrawal from U.N.-brokered deal. Russia used harder-to-intercept ballistic missiles in the region."}

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PM Modi's ‘classic handshake’ that left western media in awe

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected on the widely-discussed "classic handshake" between US President Joe Biden and Saudi Crown Prince Bin Salman, where he swiftly placed his hands over theirs, garnering significant attention worldwide. In an interview with news agency ANI, PM Modi commented on the handshake between the US president and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, noting his friendships with both leaders.

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IPL: Head, Klaasen power SRH to 25-run win over RCB

Travis Head's explosive century, complemented by skipper Pat Cummins' resilience, propelled Sunrisers Hyderabad to a meticulously crafted 25-run triumph over Royal Challengers Bangalore in a thrilling encounter on Monday. Head's remarkable maiden T20 century, comprising 102 runs off just 41 balls, embellished with 9 boundaries and 8 sixes, alongside Heinrich Klaasen's aggressive 67 off 31 deliveries, steered Sunrisers to a record-breaking total of 287 for three. This performance surpassed their previous best of 277/3 against Mumbai Indians earlier on March 27.

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'Those three sixes proved to be the difference': Gaikwad

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad recognised MS Dhoni's pivotal contribution, acknowledging that it ultimately made the decisive difference in the match. Dhoni scored 20 runs off four balls, and that proved to be the exact margin of victory for CSK. Dhoni arrived in the middle with the scorecard showing 186/4 in 19.2 overs, and in no time, vintage Dhoni (20 off 4 balls) made the scoreboard read 206/4 in the stipulated 20 overs, with the help of three massive sixes and a double off the last ball of the innings.

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Hardik's smiling too much, acting like...: Pietersen

Rohit Sharma hit an unbeaten 105 but his Mumbai Indians fell 20 runs short as they tried to chase down a big target set by holders Chennai Super Kings in a battle of IPL heavyweights on Sunday. Set 207 for victory, five-time winners Mumbai finished on 186-6 even though Rohit raised his ton in 61 balls at his home in Wankhede Stadium. Skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad and the in-form Shivam Dube powered Chennai, who won their fifth title last year, to 206-4.

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'It's easier to catch...': Samson's stern message to RR pacers

Despite the seemingly modest target of 148, Rajasthan Royals encountered significant hurdles as they navigated through a set of disciplined Punjab KIngs bowlers and a tricky playing surface. However, despite the challenges posed by the Punjab bowlers and the tacky pitch, Royals exhibited resilience and determination to overcome the obstacles. Through determined efforts and effective partnerships, they managed to reach the target, ultimately posting a total of 152 for seven.

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Gambhir's 'rasgulla' gesture on eve of Bengali New Year. Watch

With three wins in four matches, KKR currently sit at the second spot on the points table behind Rajasthan Royals. On the eve of their clash against Lucknow Super Giants, Gautam Gambhir distributed sweets to the media persons. The Bengali New Year is on April 14th and coincidently KKR also play their home game on the same day.

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US has 46.2 million foreign-born, majority of whom are its citizens

The US foreign-born population grew by 15.6 per cent to 46.2 million by 2022, reflecting the nation's immigrant heritage. Nothing signifies the adage that America is a nation of immigrants that the statistics of 1970 where the foreign-born population stood at 9.6 million or just 4.7 per cent of the US population.

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DC create unique record against LSG

Delhi Capitals returned to winning form with a convincing six-wicket victory over Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL 2024 match on Friday. With this win, DC achieved a milestone that no other team had previously accomplished.

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'Amazing time to come to India': Fraser-McGurk

Australian cricketer Jake Fraser-McGurk announced himself with a belligerent half-century (55 off 35 balls). The 22-year-old, known for his aggressive batting style, made an immediate impact in the IPL by smashing a short of a length delivery from Yash Thakur over deep mid-wicket, securing his first-ever runs in the tournament. Displaying his attacking mindset, he followed up with another six in the subsequent over, showcasing his ability to take on the bowlers and score quickly.

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IPL: Fraser-McGurk, Kuldeep guide DC to six-wicket win over LSG

Australia's Jake Fraser-McGurk made a memorable IPL debut with a fiery half-century, while spinner Kuldeep Yadav sparkled with the ball as Delhi Capitals clinched a confidence-boosting six-wicket victory over Lucknow Super Giants. Ayush Badoni's unbeaten 55 off 35 balls powered the Super Giants to a respectable total of 167/7 after Kuldeep's impressive three-wicket haul of 3/20.

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IPL: Bumrah, Ishan, Surya star as MI demolish RCB

Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan provided the fireworks with the bat after Jasprit Bumrah's magical five-wicket haul as Mumbai Indians pummelled Royal Challengers Bengaluru by seven wickets for their second win in the IPL on Thursday.

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Hollywood producers plan to combat digital piracy by shutting these websites

MPA's Chairman, Charles Rivkin, spearheads a site-blocking initiative at CinemaCon to combat digital piracy's economic impact on the US film industry, emphasizing the need for support from theatre owners and addressing free speech concerns.

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