Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a 14-year-old cricket star, celebrated Diwali with fans after Bihar's Ranji Trophy victory. The young player, who also secured an IPL contract, is seen as a key figure in Bihar's cricket revival. Suryavanshi is expected to play in the upcoming ICC Under-19 World Cup. He is enjoying his moments off the field.
Related news
NBA figures Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier were arrested in New York for alleged involvement in schemes to rig sports bets and poker games. Prosecutors claim millions were defrauded through cheating and insider NBA information, with connections to Mafia families. Both athletes face money laundering and wire fraud conspiracy charges.
BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar described his role as the most challenging compared to playing and commentary. He highlighted the immense pressure and responsibility of shaping careers, acknowledging that decisions can impact players significantly. Agarkar also addressed the popularity of cricket in India, leading to widespread criticism of selection choices.
A cargo plane from Dubai skidded off the runway at Hong Kong International Airport early Monday, plunging into the sea. The Emirates SkyCargo flight collided with a ground-service vehicle, tragically killing two workers. The four crew members on board the Boeing 747 freighter were unharmed.
Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of deliberately politicizing Diwali and Hinduism. He alleged that Arvind Kejriwal banned firecrackers to appease a specific community and that AAP leaders have been criticizing the festival. Sirsa emphasized that Diwali is a Sanatan Hindu festival, not a BJP one, questioning the AAP's negative stance.
As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce prepare for their wedding, speculation surrounds their reported prenup. With Swift's $1.6 billion net worth and Kelce's $70 million, a "Title Controls" agreement is likely, ensuring individual assets like Swift's music catalog and Kelce's businesses remain separate. This smart financial planning protects their empires.
The 2025 World Series is underway with the Los Angeles Dodgers facing the Toronto Blue Jays. Shohei Ohtani powered the Dodgers in Game 1, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. aims to lead the Blue Jays' comeback. Game 2 features a pitching matchup between Kevin Gausman and Yoshinobu Yamamoto as Toronto seeks to even the series.
During a recent session at the Delhi High Court, Priya, the wife of Sunjay Kapur, firmly rebutted allegations from Karisma Kapoor's children regarding the authenticity of his will. Her attorney highlighted that minor discrepancies, such as typos or incorrect addresses, do not render a will null and void, especially when the signatures in question are unimpeachable.
Bollywood stars are increasingly turning to courts for protection against a surge in deepfakes and AI-driven identity misuse. Akshay Kumar recently sought relief from the Bombay High Court, joining a growing list of celebrities like the Bachchans and Hrithik Roshan who have secured legal safeguards. These legal battles highlight the weaponization of AI, with fake trailers, fabricated endorsements, and even explicit content targeting public figures.
Michelle Ritter has accused ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt of stalking, abuse, and "toxic masculinity," alleging "absolute digital surveillance." The former couple is engaged in a legal battle over finances, a failed AI startup, and a Bel Air mansion. Ritter also claimed Schmidt locked her out of her startup's website and demanded a gag order on sexual assault allegations.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy described his meeting with US President Trump as positive, despite Washington declining to provide Tomahawk missiles. Zelenskyy believes Trump's engagement could help end Russia's war against Ukraine, though Putin's maximalist demands remain unchanged. The US also expressed interest in expanding economic ties with Ukraine.