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Josh Hazlewood of Australia, right, celebrates (AP) Josh Hazlewood reached a major milestone in his Test career on Saturday, becoming the ninth Australian bowler to claim 300 wickets in the format during the first Test against Bangladesh in Darwin.The Australia quick completed the landmark on his way to a 14th five-wicket haul in Test cricket, adding his name to an exclusive list that includes Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc.Hazlewood’s achievement has also created a remarkable first for Australian Test cricket. Australia now have four bowlers in their current playing group who have each taken at least 300 Test…

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5 powerful words that can transform your manifestation practice Manifestation has moved well beyond a niche spiritual concept and into everyday conversation, showing up in journaling routines, vision boards, and that one friend who swears her new job happened because she “manifested it.” At its core, the practice is built on choosing your words deliberately, since practitioners believe that specific, present-tense language shapes mindset, focus, and ultimately, action, in a way that vague wishing simply doesn’t. Whether you’re new to the idea or already keep a manifestation journal, certain words come up again and again across the practice for a…

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On a small island off the coast of Sweden, a tragedy lay buried for thousands of years, hidden in the depths of a cave. Buried under ancient sediment, were the bones of a young woman and a fetus, estimated to be around 32 to 34 weeks of gestation.The shocking discovery was made by archaeologists in Suder Vagnhus cave on the island of Lilla Karlso, a nature reserve in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Gotland, uninhabited by humans. If archaeologists’ estimates are correct, the bones may have been resting there for the past 8,000 to 9,500 years. And that…

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NLSIU students express solidarity with NALSAR amid BCI controversy BENGALURU: Students and alumni of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU) have expressed strong disapproval over Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman Manan Kumar Mishra attending the university’s convocation without taking responsibility for his conduct in the NALSAR University of Law issue as also the Chief Justice of India.In a statement signed by 165 graduating students of the Class of 2026, 409 current students and 128 alumni, the NLSIU community also extended “unconditional solidarity” to students and faculty of NALSAR.The students said a convocation was a “monumental event” in…

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Asha Bhosle’s unseen pic with AR Rahman from her final recording session surfaces online: ‘What a beautiful, full circle moment’ A picture from the late legendary singer Asha Bhosle’s last recording session before her demise has surfaced online, showing her sharing a candid moment with music maestro AR Rahman. The image, now going viral, captures the music veteran seated on a sofa chair as the music maestro kneels beside her, offering fans a glimpse into one of her final studio appearances.Candid picture of Asha Bhosle and AR Rahman from the studioThe picture was shared by Nazeef Mohammed, creative head of…

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India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal, right, and KL Rahul run towards the same end (AP Photo) Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed in bizarre circumstances during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle on Saturday, after a confusing mix-up with KL Rahul left both India batters stranded at the same end.The incident occurred when Keshara Nuwantha bowled a flighted delivery on the stumps and Rahul drove it neatly towards mid-on. Nuwantha dived to stop the ball but could not prevent it from getting away.In the process, the Sri Lankan spinner collided with Jaiswal, who was at the non-striker’s end. Jaiswal lost his footing…

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For many people, the ideal weekend does not involve a packed calendar, crowded venues or a string of social plans. It might look much quieter: a slow morning, familiar surroundings, a few personal tasks and time spent doing things without a strict schedule. Staying at home is sometimes viewed as avoiding life outside, but for many people it is simply the way they regain balance after a busy week. The appeal is not always about being alone. It can be about comfort, control, and having enough space to think, create or reconnect with everyday routines.How peaceful weekend routines help some…

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This undated poster provided by the Michigan State Police (MSP) Seventh District shows suspect Chad Hickman (Picture credit: AP) Five people were killed in a shooting in northern Michigan on Friday, while the suspected gunman was also found dead after a large-scale search, police said.One other person was critically injured and taken to hospital.Michigan State Police said troopers were dispatched at around 11:40 am local time to a home in Missaukee County, about 272 km northwest of Detroit, following a report of a shooting.Officers arriving at the scene found three people dead and a fourth person critically wounded, according to…

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Kevin Sun, the 17-year-old Massachusetts student (Image Credit: Society For Science) At just 17, Kevin Sun of Andover, Massachusetts, has developed a technology that could address one of the biggest challenges in plastic recycling: sorting different types of plastic accurately. Sun created a dissolvable radio-frequency tag that works like a wireless barcode, allowing plastic materials to be identified during the recycling process. According to the Society for Science, which organises the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), Sun received the 2026 Craig R. Barrett Award for Innovation and a $10,000 prize for his project. His invention is designed to…

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‘Haiwaan’ actor Saif Ali Khan stabbing case reaches key stage as court frames charges against accused more than a year after attack, trial likey to begin soon – Report More than a year after Saif Ali Khan was attacked inside his Bandra residence, the case has reached another significant stage. A Sessions Court has reportedly framed charges against Shariful Fakir, the accused in the stabbing case, raising the possibility that the trial could commence shortly.According to a report by Free Press Journal, Fakir, a Bangladeshi national, is accused of allegedly entering Saif’s residence with the intention of committing robbery. During…

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