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NEW DELHI: India on Monday enjoyed one of its best days at the Commonwealth Games with six medals overall, with Sharmila Dhankar making history after becoming the country’s first-ever para-athletics gold medallist. On Day 5 of the event, she won the women’s F57 shot put title with a season-best throw of 9.81m, ending India’s 20-year wait for a para-athletics medal at the Games. The F57 category is for athletes with lower limb impairments, limb deficiencies or reduced muscle power. Shilpa K. Shyla clinched a bronze in the women’s shot put F57 event.The celebrations continued in athletics with Sarvesh Kushare becoming…

Twitch streamer HMBLZAYY has completed an incredible 3,000-mile walk across the United States after spending 124 days on the road. His journey started in Philadelphia and ended in California. Along the way, he survived being hit by two cars but refused to give up on his goal. The challenge was not just about walking. HMBLZAYY wanted to raise money to build a trade school for teenagers who cannot afford college. By the end of the journey, he had raised nearly $200,000 for the cause.HMBLZAYY completes 3,000-mile walk across America despite two car crashesHMBLZAYY, whose real name is Isaiah Thomas, is…

Image Credit: Instagram/ @joycereyrealestate A beachfront home in California’s exclusive Malibu Colony once owned by legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell has hit the market for $27 million. According to a press release from Coldwell Banker Realty, the oceanfront property stands out not only because of its celebrity connection but also because of a rare feature that would be exceptionally difficult to build under today’s coastal regulations, a beachfront swimming pool and spa located just steps from the Pacific Ocean.A rare piece of Malibu real estateThe approximately 4,000-square-foot residence sits within the gated Malibu Colony community, one of Southern California’s most sought-after…

Student protest at Jantar Mantar brings JNU research scholar Neha Bora into focus A student protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar over examination-related issues and demands for greater accountability brought several student representatives into the public eye. Among them was JNU research scholar Neha Bora, who was seen participating in the demonstrations and addressing gatherings during the protest.Bora, a Ph.D. scholar at the School of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), has previously been associated with student activities on campus. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Delhi and later earned a master’s degree from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar…

‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collections day 5: Thalapathy Vijay and Pooja Hegde’s film sees big Monday drop; earns Rs 10.15 Cr Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ has entered its first weekday on a slower note after enjoying a solid opening weekend at the box office. The film had crossed the Rs 200 crore mark worldwide within four days of release. However, collections dipped sharply on its first Monday.According to Sacnilk, the film collected an estimated Rs 10.15 crore net in India on Day 5. The latest figure marks a 68.3% drop from Sunday’s Rs 32 crore net collection.Worldwide collection crosses Rs…

Bangladesh’s Towhid Hridoy plays a shot during the Asia Cup cricket match between India and Bangladesh (AP Photo) New Delhi: In a development which could bring about a thaw in the relationship between the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and the Indian cricket board (BCCI) after a year’s uncertainty, TOI understands that both boards are working on an itinerary for India’s tour of Bangladesh in the first half of Sept.It has been learnt that the BCCI is set to push back the thre-match T20I series against Afghanistan to be held in Delhi to clear a window for a white-ball series in…

Who is Luplupka? Russian Kick streamer involved in viral AmRay livestream feud (Image via Getty) Russian travel creator Anastasiia “Luplupka” has found herself at the centre of online attention after a livestream with autistic content creator AmRay ended in a physical confrontation. Videos from the stream, which took place in Sri Lanka, have been widely shared across social media and Reddit. One clip appears to show AmRay pouring water over Luplupka before she runs after him, grabs him and throws him to the ground. The moment sparked concern because AmRay landed close to a sharp edge. At the time of…

The real reason explained Whether you’re a frequent flyer or someone who travels only occasionally, there’s a good chance you’ve never paid much attention to the row numbers on an aircraft. But the next time you book a flight or settle into your seat, take a closer look. On many airlines, you’ll notice that after Row 12 comes Row 14, with Row 13 missing entirely.At first glance, it may seem like a numbering error or a design choice. But the real reason is rooted in something much older than aviation itself: superstition.For decades, several airlines around the world have chosen…

Five student movements that reshaped India’s politics, education and public policy. (IANS Photo) Student protests have played a defining role in shaping modern India. While many campus demonstrations remain local, some have gone far beyond university walls, influencing governments, changing public policy, and leaving a lasting mark on the country’s political and educational landscape.From language rights and reservation policies to electoral reforms and examination transparency, students have repeatedly emerged as catalysts for change. Here are five of the most significant student-led movements in independent India and the impact they created.1. Anti-Hindi Agitation (1965): The movement that reshaped Tamil Nadu politicsOne…

Justin Baldoni’s production company, Wayfarer Studios, has been ordered to pay The New York Times more than USD 171,000 in damages after its defamation lawsuit against the newspaper was dismissed.Justin Baldoni and production company ordered to pay The New York TimesAccording to a ruling issued on Monday, July 27, New York Supreme Court Justice Gerald Lebovits awarded The New York Times USD 171,616.20 after granting ‘summary judgment’ in the newspaper’s favour under New York’s anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) law. The newspaper had originally sought an estimated USD 181,622.70 in attorney’s fees. However, Justice Lebovits reduced the amount after…