Cocaine, guns and a ‘sex party’: How FIFA’s World Cup final referee Slavko Vincic was caught up in a police raid | Football News

Referee Slavko Vincic of Slovenia (AP Photo) FIFA has appointed Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic to officiate Sunday’s FIFA World Cup 2026 final between defending champions Argentina and Spain, handing one of football’s most prestigious assignments to an official whose career once survived a bizarre off-field controversy after he was caught up in a police raid…

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Prince Harry feels ‘isolated’ and ‘betrayed’ by Meghan Markle’s last-minute change of plans: ‘It’s a terrifyingly lonely position for him’ |

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been making headlines for their much-awaited UK visit with their children, Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie. As the family stays under the radar, reports suggest that the Duke of Sussex feels betrayed by the former actress after the changes to the plan at the 11th hour. Despite facing issues…

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Meet the Black Mambas: In one of South Africa’s regions hardest hit by poaching, 36 unarmed women patrol the frontline and protect endangered rhinos | World News

Across South Africa’s Greater Kruger landscape, a pioneering group of women is challenging conventional ideas about how endangered wildlife should be protected. Known as the Black Mambas, these unarmed female rangers patrol the bush looking for snares, damaged fences, footprints and other signs of illegal activity. Rather than confronting suspected poachers with guns, their approach…

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Scientists studied 30 Sierra Nevada ponds that can swing 20°C in a day. Shrinking snowpack may make them smaller, warmer and more nutrient-rich

Sierra Nevada pond during low- and high-snowfall years, showing how snow levels change the landscape. ( Picture: Christine C. Bonadonna) High in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains, small ponds may look peaceful and unchanged. Surrounded by rocky peaks and open skies, they appear calm during summer. But beneath the surface, these shallow water bodies are constantly…

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Quote of the day by Sadhguru: “Travel means you want to face unfamiliar situations. It is about breaking out of known, settled atmospheres. So travel should be…”

In an age where travel often revolves around luxury travel, showing off on social media, opulent hotels and curated itineraries, Sadhguru’s perspective on travel offers a refreshing look of what travel was always meant to be. To people not knowing if they are a traveller or a tourist, this travel quote might offer you your…

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UPSSSC lower PCS result 2026 released at upsssc.gov.in: Direct link to download scorecards here

UPSSSC has released the Lower PCS Eligibility Result 2026, shortlisting 100,492 candidates for the Main Examination through PET 2025 normalized scores. Alongside the result, the commission has also published the category-wise cut-off marks. Candidates can now check their eligibility status and prepare for the next stage of the recruitment process. UPSSSC lower PCS result 2026:…

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India’s U-19 World Cup-winning star arrested over alleged attempt to bribe player | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Former India Under-19 World Cup winner Manjot Kalra was arrested by Sri Lanka’s sports anti-corruption investigators on Friday over allegations of attempting to bribe a player during the Lanka Premier League (LPL), according to news agency PTI.Kalra, who struck a match-winning century in the final of India’s victorious 2018 ICC Under-19 World Cup…

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Pankaj Udhas’s legacy: Khazana celebrates 25 years of music for a cause | Mumbai News

Khazana, a ghazal festival, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. The event continues its mission to support cancer and thalassemia patients. This year’s edition honors Asha Bhosle and showcases new talent. Proceeds will fund medical treatment and care for underprivileged children. The festival unites music lovers and philanthropists for a cause. The city’s most cherished…

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‘Bulletproof vehicles, no stray movements’: CRPF’s revised Manipur SoP after ambushes on Assam Rifles | Delhi News

CRPF has issued a revised Standard Operating Procedure (SoP) for its personnel deployed in Manipur NEW DELHI: Amid heightened security concerns following a series of attacks on security forces in Manipur and neighbouring Nagaland, the CRPF has issued a revised Standard Operating Procedure (SoP) for its personnel in the violence-hit state, directing them to use…

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