‘Age is just a number’: Ex-India chief selector Chetan Sharma backs Rohit Sharma to continue playing ODIs | Cricket News

MUMBAI: For the last year or so, Rohit Sharma has gone into every series with growing speculation over his future. The departure of current chief selector Ajit Agarkar – which will become official after October 4, the last date of his tenure – has again turned the spotlight on the former India skipper. It is…

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Iit Bombay Suicide Case: IIT-Bombay faculty protest in support of Prof Doolla after deanship suspension amid student death row | Mumbai News

IIT-Bombay faculty protested the dean’s suspension following a student’s recent death MUMBAI: Faculty members staged a protest inside IIT-Bombay’s main building on Monday in support of Prof Suryanarayana Doolla, who was removed as dean of administrative affairs amid protests over the death by suicide of student Sahil Wakode.The institute’s faculty forum, in a statement issued…

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Gujarat Police on alert after bomb threat to Somnath temple, BJP office | Ahmedabad News

Gujarat Police received an anonymous email threatening bomb attacks across the state (AI image) AHMEDABAD: Gujarat Police was once on alert after an anonymous email threatening to blow up several locations across the state, including Somnath temple and BJP’s state headquarters, Kamalam, was received.Senior officials said that was initially received by Punjab Police and was…

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Raj Thackeray reel row: MNS workers make influencer do sit-ups with slippers on head, smear ink on face | Pune News

Social media influencer apologized to MNS chief Raj Thackeray after party workers confronted him PUNE: A social media influencer was made to publicly apologise to MNS chief Raj Thackeray after party workers confronted him over a reel that allegedly mocked the leader.Mahesh Mote was made to prostrate before a photograph of Raj Thackeray, had his…

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Gold price prediction today: Where is gold headed? Check outlook for September 21, 2026 week

Gold enters the week with a cautious undertone as markets digest the Federal Reserve’s rate hike. Gold price prediction today: Gold price outlook has turned cautious and the upside momentum seems to have subsided for now, says Manav Modi, Senior Analyst, Commodity Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. Here’s what he has to say:Gold…

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36 goals in two matches: India women’s hockey team follow 19-0 opener with 17-1 thrashing of Indonesia at Asian Games | Asian Games 2026 News

India’s women’s hockey team thrashed Indonesia 17-1 (Image: ANI) India’s women’s hockey team continued its goal-scoring spree at the Asian Games 2026, thrashing Indonesia 17-1 in their second Pool B match. After opening their campaign with a 19-0 demolition of Uzbekistan, the Women in Blue have now scored 36 goals in two matches, underlining their…

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Macklemore pro-Palestine row: Ed Sheeran’s cousin Jethros Sheeran calls him a ‘coward’: says, ‘You can’t silence me!’ |

Ed Sheeran’s cousin, Jethros Sheeran, calls him a coward amid the ongoing backlash over Macklemore’s firing allegedly because of his pro-Palestine comments. (Instagram) For the past couple of days, Ed Sheeran has faced many challenges after the Macklemore row, with all of his supporting acts dropping out of the tour. It seems Ed Sheeran and…

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Meet Jiaen Jiang, the 16-year-old Texas student who built an electrostatic “magnet” to capture hazardous Moon dust and won $25,000 |

Jiaen Jiang – Student Researcher in Aerospace, PC: LinkedIn Jiaen Jiang, a 16-year-old student from Rosenberg, Texas, has won a $25,000 Davidson Fellows Scholarship for an engineering project designed to capture fine lunar dust before it enters future Moon habitats. Jiang’s project, called the Moondust Magnet, uses a bipolar interdigitated electrode array to create controlled…

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Cats may have their own chemical ‘ID cards’: Scientists found 13 unusual fatty acids in urine that remain stable for at least 24 hours which can easily help identify individual cats

It seems there exists an established yet hidden cat calling system. According to scientists, cats identify one another through a shockingly durable chemical “calling card” made from 13 unusual fatty acids in their urine. Thus, feline friendships might have to do more with their identification than consistent meetings.Cats rely heavily on scent to learn about…

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