All-party meet must discuss flagged SIR discrepancies: Supriya | Pune News

Pune: NCP (SP) working president Supriya Sule on Wednesday demanded an all-party meeting to discuss the alleged discrepancies in the SIR exercise.Supriya referred to reports where Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi objected to some SIR processes. “The opposition raised discrepancies in the SIR but when Election Commission of India (ECI) members have…

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Juggling Chess Olympiad prep and a commentary gig in India: The other side of USA’s only female GM Irina Krush | Chess News

The other side of America’s only grandmaster Irina Krush NEW DELHI: For most of its history, American women’s chess had a very simple relationship with the Olympiad podium. It did not have one. Not once, in over four decades of trying, had the United States women’s team finished among the medals at chess’s biennial team…

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‘Udta Teer’ trailer: Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan reunite for espionage satire; he plays an amnesiac Pakistani spy |

‘Udta Teer’ trailer: Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan reunite for espionage satire; he plays an amnesiac Pakistani spy The trailer for the much-anticipated action comedy ‘Udta Teer’, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan, is finally out, giving audiences a glimpse into a story packed with chaotic twists and ensemble comedy. Directed by debutant…

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In 2025, Daniel Levy’s nearly 25-year run as Tottenham chairman ended; a year later, new figures show he received a £27 million exit payment, taking his total club earnings to about £88 million | Football News

Daniel Levy spent almost 25 years at the helm of Tottenham Hotspur before stepping down as executive chairman in September 2025 (Image Credit: Getty Images) Daniel Levy spent almost 25 years at the helm of Tottenham Hotspur before stepping down as executive chairman in September 2025. Now, fresh details about the financial terms of his…

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A student built a particle detector for just $100; the pocket-sized device can track invisible particles raining down from space at light’s speed; it is now being used in high-altitude balloon missions and major physics experiments

A device that can detect particles arriving from space does not necessarily require a multimillion-dollar laboratory. A compact detector developed by physicist Spencer Axani began as a low-cost student project and has since grown into a tool used for particle-physics research, education and high-altitude experiments. The University of Delaware detailed its latest developments in September,…

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