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Image credit: instagram.com/qantas For a child who spent much of her early life in hospitals, a day in the sky meant far more than wearing a uniform. Trisha, a 12-year-old from Victoria, Australia, had long been fascinated by flight attendants and the work they do. After overcoming end-stage kidney failure and undergoing a transplant, she finally got the chance to experience that world herself. Her wish was brought to life through Make-A-Wish Australia, with Qantas helping turn the idea into a real cabin crew experience.From hospital days to a day among the cloudsTrisha was diagnosed with serious kidney problems when…

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Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar (AP Photo) Ravichandran Ashwin has spent years sharing the dressing room with both Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli, but when asked to settle the never-ending debate over who is the better batsman, the former India spinner has a clear answer.For Ashwin, Tendulkar remains ahead of Kohli, and his reasoning goes beyond numbers. The era in which Tendulkar played and the enormous responsibility he carried as Indian cricket’s biggest hope are central to Ashwin’s argument.The Tendulkar-Kohli comparison has continued to grow as Kohli has rewritten several ODI records previously held by his idol. Kohli has already…

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South of Bozeman, Montana, a vast stretch of land runs from forested slopes and open meadows to high benches overlooking the surrounding country. The Flying D Ranch, a 113,613-acre property that became closely associated with Ted Turner after he bought it in 1989. Once managed as a cattle ranch, the property was reshaped around bison, native wildlife and the protection of large areas of habitat. Today, mule deer, elk, moose, pronghorn, black bears, mountain lions, wolves and badgers are among the animals found across the ranch. Its rivers and streams also support trout fisheries, while bald and golden eagles are…

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TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains mentions of suicide.Actor Chad Lowe and producer Kim Painter’s daughter, Fiona Hepler Lowe, has sadly passed away. She was just 13 years old.In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the Lowe family confirmed the news saying, “We are deeply heartbroken by the loss of our beloved Fiona.”Remembering the teen, as “a loving young girl who was smart, creative, and loved to dance,” the grieving family added, “She was adored by her sisters and she was deeply loved by her parents,” the family said, adding, “In fact, she was the light of our lives. Her passing is…

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Red sindoor, faces painted almost completely white, dramatic sari-inspired gowns and theatrical makeup. One Paris Fashion Week show has left the internet seriously divided.Matières Fécales presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Paris’ Place de la République, and the runway was anything but conventional. The show mixed exaggerated silhouettes, cultural references and deliberately unsettling beauty looks, prompting a wave of reactions online.Some viewers praised the collection for its strong narrative. Others were far less impressed, with one commenter even calling it “chudail couture”.A show built around outsiders and identityThe collection was co-designed by Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose.Bhaskaran has spoken…

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India’s Anahat Singh, right, shakes hands with Tanvi Khanna (PTI Photo) India’s women’s squash team assured itself of an Asian Games medal after defeating Singapore 2-0 to progress to the semifinals on Wednesday.Tanvi Khanna set the tone with a gritty victory in the opening singles, overcoming Au Yeong Wai Iynn 11-6, 4-11, 15-13, 11-1 in a 32-minute contest.Asian Games Full Coverage | Schedule | Medal TallyAfter being pushed in the second game, Tanvi regained control to edge a closely fought third game 15-13 before closing out the match comfortably in the fourth.In the second singles, young Anahat Singh, a silver…

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The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Wednesday rejected South Korean findings that North Korea likely planted the land mines that injured three South Korean soldiers last week, describing Seoul’s claims as a “conspiratorial farce.”Also Read: North Korean mines likely behind blasts that injured 3 South Korean personnel, Seoul saysKim Yo Jong, a top foreign policy official for Kim Jong Un and possibly the second-most powerful figure in Pyongyang, accused South Korea of making “groundless claims” to create a pretext for “military provocation” against her country.“When a single bullet is hit on our land, they must…

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Jr NTR attended the Telugu pre-release event of Fahadh Faasil’s upcoming fantasy entertainer ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’. The film is presented by SS Rajamouli and produced by his son SS Karthikeya; it marks the Malayalam actor’s Telugu debut as a lead.During the event, Jr NTR spoke warmly about Fahadh and revealed how much he admires his acting.Jr NTR praises Fahadh Faasil“The first time I ever watched Fahadh sir’s movie was ‘Bangalore Days’. And since then, my journey with Fahadh sir’s acting has started. I like very few actors; among them, the foremost and only actor I like is Fahadh garu.…

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Dehradun Zoo just added a new attraction in the form of Tejas, a two-and-a-half-year-old white tiger. It gives wildlife enthusiasts another reason to visit the capital city. The little cub travelled nearly 550 km from Gwalior. He comes following an animal-exchange programme that saw the zoo’s approximately five-year-old Royal Bengal tiger, Bhola, move to Gwalior Zoological Park.For travellers planning a Dehradun visit, however, there is an important catch: Tejas will not be immediately visible to the public. After his journey of more than 14 hours, the young tiger has entered a period of quarantine and observation for about 20 days.…

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Nagoya/Jind: Clutching her BPL card, Sudesh Devi was walking from her one-room house towards the village PDS ration shop in Haryana’s Sangatpura on Tuesday morning when her battered keypad phone buzzed. It was an unknown number.“Neeru gold jeeti hai, Asiad mein (Neeru has won gold, at Asiad),” said the stranger.Asian Games Full Coverage | Schedule | Medal TallyShe stopped in her tracks. Fighting back the urge to jump for joy, she looked around for someone to verify the news.“We don’t have a TV or smartphone. I hadn’t been able to follow the news but knew last night that Neeru was…

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