Asia Cup final: No place for key all-rounder in India playing XI vs Pakistan? | Cricket News

Team India (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images) Former Indian wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel has revealed his preferred playing XI for India’s upcoming Asia Cup 2025 final against Pakistan. He has suggested including six bowling options while dropping all-rounder Shivam Dube.Patel, speaking at his YouTube channel, opted for left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh instead of Dube, who had…

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Bobby Deol admits having fatherly emotions for Aryan Khan, calls him ‘fearless’: ‘Being Shah Rukh Khan’s son is not an easy task’ |

Bobby Deol expressed fatherly emotions while working with Aryan Khan on ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood.’ He admired Aryan’s fearless approach, unique directing style, and ability to extract the best from the cast. Bobby highlighted Aryan’s attention to detail and dedication. The web series, featuring a star-studded cast and cameos by the Khans, will premiere on…

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Nagaon University researchers create electricity generator from teak wood waste

Nagaon University researchers develop lignin-based TENG from teak wood waste GUWAHATI: A team of researchers at Nagaon University (formerly Nowgong College Autonomous) developed an environmentally friendly nanogenerator that generates electricity using natural materials sourced from teak wood waste.Led by Dr. Parikshit Gogoi and his PhD student Deepak Jyoti Deuri from the Department of Chemistry, the…

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Road quality check report of two e-ways gives thumbs up | Lucknow News

Lucknow: The independent road quality assessment carried out over two expressways yielded positive results. The expertise of a Zurich, Switzerland-based university was sought to examine the carriageways of these expressways. The UP Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) engaged experts to determine the riding quality and comfort assessment to find out whether improvement works or rectification…

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Canada’s 2026–28 immigration plan: Prioritises stability, sharply cuts intake of temporary residents, including students

Canada unveiled its new Immigration Levels Plan for 2026–2028 early Wednesday morning (India time), confirming that the country will hold steady the intake of permanent residents and admit 3.80 lakh annually over the next three years. However, it has sharply curbed the number of temporary residents—especially international students. To illustrate, the immigration levels plan unveiled…

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Chip or vax? Strays spark debate over control measure | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Stray dogs in the city are to be microchipped under a new govt initiative aimed at tracking vaccination, sterilisation, and aggression—a step authorities say will improve animal management and help control rabies. Animal welfare groups, however, are divided over the move, warning its success will depend on consistent and effective implementation.Jeev Ashray founder Amit…

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Sunidhi Chauhan was disowned by her parents at 18 for marrying Bobby Khan; faced financial struggles after divorce but bounced back stronger – Read more | Hindi Movie News

Sunidhi Chauhan, one of India’s most powerful voices in music, faced a storm in her personal life even before her career truly took off. At just 18, she made a bold choice to marry choreographer Bobby Khan, defying her parents’ wishes. Her decision led to her being disowned by her family, marking a difficult chapter…

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US travel update: FAA lifts flight restrictions after government shutdown ends; major airports return to normal Monday

Representative image (Picture credit: AP) The Federal Aviation Administration will lift all flight-reduction orders at 40 major airports from Monday, allowing airlines to return to normal operations after weeks of shutdown-triggered disruptions.In a joint statement, transportation secretary Sean Duffy and FAA administrator Bryan Bedford said regular schedules can resume from 6 am EST on Monday….

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A Harvard, Princeton, or Yale degree won’t set you apart, says Palantir CEO Alex Karp

When Alex Karp, CEO of software company Palantir Technologies, spoke during the company’s recent earnings call, he made a pointed remark that might resonate with students and early-career professionals alike. Karp said that degrees from top institutions like Harvard, Princeton, or Yale no longer carry weight once someone joins the company.“If you did not go…

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