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India’s 2026 Hockey World Cup semi-final race ends with 3-5 loss to Argentina | Hockey News

India vs Argentina (Photo by HI) India’s men’s hockey team bow out of the 2026 World Cup semi-final race after a 3-5 defeat to Argentina on Monday.Despite Argentina’s win over England keeping India’s qualification hopes technically alive, India needed a victory by at least three goals to make the last four.Instead, two early strikes leave…

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‘Koi kehta hai taang uthati hai…’: Kangana Ranaut fires back at Ashutosh Rana, Sonu Sood, Taapsee Pannu, Baba Ramdev – watch video |

Bollywood actress and politician Kangana Ranaut has lashed out at several celebrities who have commented on her, including Taapsee Pannu, Rakhi Sawant, Ashutosh Rana, Sonu Sood and Baba Ramdev. Taking a dig at them, Kangana said, “Ye logon ke liye mera sirf ek message hai ki agar aap log meri 1% bhi life mein success…

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Indonesia partners with Anant Ambani’s Vantara to strengthen wildlife healthcare and conservation | India News

Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry and Vantara, founded by Anant Ambani, Executive Director of Reliance Industries Limited, have announced a partnership focused on strengthening wildlife health infrastructure, veterinary care and conservation efforts in Indonesia.The programme will include training for elephant caregivers, veterinarians and officials involved in wildlife management, along with 10 veterinary hospitals, or ‘Hospitals on…

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Some stars repeatedly skim past supermassive black holes, lose material and survive; scientists now think their unusually rapid spin explains why each returning flare becomes progressively dimmer

Representative Image (Canva) Some stars can make repeated close passes around supermassive black holes, losing part of their material each time while surviving to return again. These encounters produce bursts of light, or flares, that can recur months or even years apart. But astronomers have been puzzled by a pattern seen in some of these…

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‘Hindu baiter’: CM Himanta slams Rahul Gandhi over Manusmriti row | India News

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma slams Rahul Gandhi over Manusmriti comment. Photo credit: ANI NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday joined the escalating political row over Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on the Manusmriti, accusing the Congress leader of using women’s rights as a ‘smokescreen’ to target Hinduism and challenging him to…

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Researchers developed custom 3D-printed replacements for missing sections of ancient pottery and embedded sensors inside them, allowing conservators to monitor temperature, strain and environmental damage

Dr. Savannah Ulalian Bishop photographs an archaeological amphora (Picture: KOC University) Imagine an ancient amphora recovered from the seabed after centuries underwater. It may be cracked, covered with deposits or missing large sections. Restoring such an object is difficult without causing further damage.To overcome this problem, researchers at Koc University in Turkiye have developed a…

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Amid divorce rumours with Govinda, Sunita Ahuja visits Khatu Shyam temple, viral video emerges days after family court appearance – Watch |

Sunita Ahuja, wife of Bollywood actor Govinda, is back in the headlines amid continuing speculation over trouble in their marriage. This development comes days after she was spotted outside a family court in Mumbai with son Harshvardhan, and now a new video of her visiting the Khatu Shyam temple has emerged online. Sunita Ahuja seen…

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From India to Malaysia, Mohamed Azarudeen takes Indian athletics coaching abroad | More sports News

Bhubaneswar: For an Indian athletics coach, moving abroad to take charge of a national team is still relatively uncommon. For Mohamed Azarudeen, however, the decision to join Malaysia as the head coach for middle- and long-distance running was less about leaving India and more about looking for a new challenge.The 32-year-old from Ooty began coaching…

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Quote of the Day by Benjamin Franklin: “Well done is better than well said” | World News

“Well done is better than well said” is one of Benjamin Franklin’s most enduring observations about the difference between talking about something and actually doing it. Published in Poor Richard’s Almanack in 1737, the short saying captures a simple principle: words can express intentions, promises and ambitions, but actions provide the evidence. Nearly three centuries…

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