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Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth The long-standing rift between former India teammates Harbhajan Singh and S. Sreesanth has once again grabbed attention, almost 18 years after their infamous 2008 IPL controversy. The fallout from the inaugural season of the Indian Premier League has resurfaced after Sreesanth publicly challenged Harbhajan to settle their differences inside a boxing ring. Harbhajan, meanwhile, has indicated that he is open to putting the past behind them and even suggested that spending time together could help resolve their differences.Harbhajan open to sharing room with SreesanthSpeaking to PTI, Harbhajan said he believes that keeping the two former…

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​German Shepherd in India: Is this hugely popular breed really built for our climate? Ask any housing society in India to name a “guard dog,” and there’s a good chance a German Shepherd comes up first. It’s one of the most widely kept breeds in the country, valued for its intelligence, loyalty, and instinctive protectiveness, but the breed originally comes from cooler European climates, which naturally raises the question of how well it actually copes with Indian heat and humidity. The honest answer sits somewhere in the middle, German Shepherds aren’t nearly as heat-vulnerable as flat-faced breeds or thick-coated Arctic…

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“Such a beautiful place, to be with friends. Dobby is happy to be with his friend, Harry Potter,” said Dobby, the house-elf from the famous book and movie series Harry Potter. But it seems Dobby made more friends than just Harry Potter and they love him even after his death. Harry Potter fans just made a strong case for a rise in the list of fandom rankings with one act of theirs.They forced a new multimillion-pound power cable between the UK and Ireland to be relocated after complaining it would desecrate the ‘grave’ of Dobby, the fictional elf. In the…

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The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Super Specialty (NEET SS) counselling 2025 Round 2 provisional seat allotment result today, August 13.Candidates who took part in the counselling can download the provisional allotment result in PDF format from the official MCC website, mcc.nic.in/super-speciality-counselling/.Candidates who find any discrepancy in the Round 2 allotment result can report it to MCC by 5 pm today. As per the counselling schedule, college reporting will begin on August 14 and continue till August 20, 2025.Candidates should approach the allotted college only after the final result is announced and the…

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Suriya’s upcoming film ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ is heading towards its theatrical release with strong business already locked in across different revenue streams. The film has reportedly recorded a Rs 200 crore-plus pre-release valuation, helped by Suriya’s improved market following the success of ‘Karuppu.’ However, with the release date approaching, attention has now shifted to its advance bookings and whether the film can convert its strong pre-release business into a successful theatrical run.’Vishwanath And Sons’ advance bookingThe early ticket sales for ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ have reportedly started on a moderate note in Tamil Nadu. According to Sacnilk, the film has so…

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Former India spinner Murali Kartik believes Manav Suthar has the qualities required to eventually take over from Ravindra Jadeja in India’s Test side.Jadeja and Suthar are both part of India’s squad for the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka, with the two left-arm spinners expected to feature in the playing XI for the opening Test in Galle later this week.With Jadeja now 37, Kartik feels India must already be looking at the next phase of their spin-bowling attack. He identified Suthar as a potential long-term option, particularly because of the youngster’s ability to contribute with both bat and ball.Suthar made…

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This sounds like a cooking tip rather than a tear-prevention trick, but it makes chemical sense. A blunt knife tends to crush and rupture more onion cells than a sharp blade. Since the tear-inducing chemistry begins when the onion’s tissues are damaged, reducing unnecessary cell destruction can help limit the amount of lachrymatory compounds released into the air.Use a genuinely sharp knife and make clean, decisive cuts rather than repeatedly sawing through the onion. It is also safer cooking practice, since a dull blade is more likely to slip. Source link

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Lillie Vehling (Image Credit: YouTube/ KOMO News) College student Lillie Vehling was sitting near Lake Washington in Seattle, reading and waiting for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels air show during Seafair weekend when she noticed something alarming in the water. Three young girls were struggling to stay afloat beyond the buoy line. Vehling, who had experience as a lifeguard and water polo player, immediately entered the lake and rescued the girls one by one. The incident was reported by KOMO News, which detailed how a casual afternoon spent waiting for the air show turned into a life-saving rescue.A quiet afternoon…

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The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2027 registration process through the GATE Online Application Processing System (GOAPS) will begin on August 14, 2026. Candidates who wish to appear for the exam should note that creating or updating a verified DigiLocker account is mandatory for all Indian nationals before registration.Candidates can apply for one or two papers from the 30 papers listed for GATE 2027. Those choosing two papers must select a combination allowed under the official two-paper combinations. Candidates are responsible for choosing a paper that matches their qualifying degree and admission plans.The regular registration window will close on…

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Anu Malik recalls working with Kumar Sanu in the ’90s: ‘The whole atmosphere would change when he entered the studio’ Anu Malik recently revisited his memorable musical collaborations with Kumar Sanu, recalling the unique energy the celebrated playback singer brought to recording studios during the 1990s era of Bollywood. Appearing on ‘India’s Best Dancer’ Season 5, Malik revealed that Sanu would approach songs without listening to them beforehand and praised his ability to elevate every composition with his distinctive voice. The composer also expressed his desire to reunite with Sanu, calling his voice one that will “always live on” and…

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