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Two Pakistan players fined by ICC for inappropriate celebrations during first Test vs West Indies

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Two Pakistan players fined by ICC for inappropriate celebrations during first Test vs West Indies

Tarouba (Trinidad and Tobago): West Indies beat Pakistan by 90 runs in the first Test at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, taking a 1-0 lead in the two-match series. This marked Pakistan's eighth consecutive away Test loss. It was also the return of Babar Azam as captain of the red-ball format, but he couldn’t inspire the team as the batting unit flopped again. Now, the loss was not the only bad news for Pakistan. Their star bowlers Khurram Shahzad and Mohammad Abbas were penalised for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the match. Both…

National Conference president and three-time former J&K Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday questioned “if PoK is our part, why don’t the central government speak about killings there”.

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National Conference president and three-time former J&K Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday questioned “if PoK is our part, why don’t the central government speak about killings there”.

Expressing concern over the killings of civilians by Pakistani troops in PoJK, National Conference president and three-time former J&K Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah on Wednesday questioned “if PoK is our part, why don't the central government speak about killings there”. “They keep saying PoK is ours. If it is our part, why don't they speak about the killings there,” Abdullah told reporters today.He expressed concern over killings of civilians by Pakistani troops in PoK.According to media reports 20 civilians were killed by the Pakistani troops in Rawalakote area of PoJK on Monday while polls were held in the…

Jaisalmer: This Indian city is called the Golden City, but the reason has nothing to do with gold

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Jaisalmer: This Indian city is called the Golden City, but the reason has nothing to do with gold

The reason behind its famous nickname is fascinating Some names become so popular that we rarely stop to question where they came from. One such name is the Golden City of India. It sounds like a place connected to riches and treasure, but the real story is rooted in architecture, history, and the landscape of Rajasthan.The title belongs to Jaisalmer, a city located in the western part of Rajasthan. Unlike names that come from royal titles or historical events, Jaisalmer earned this description because of the way its buildings appear to merge with the desert surroundings.The stone that gave the…

Hockey India issues clarification on jersey row, defends colour change to saffron

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Hockey India issues clarification on jersey row, defends colour change to saffron

New Delhi: Hockey India has been the talk of the town after it announced the colour change of hockey's men’s and women’s teams from blue to orange. On July 27, Hockey India took to social media and announced that both the men’s and women’s teams will be wearing the new orange jersey at the upcoming FIH World Cup in the Netherlands and Belgium. However, the move away from the traditional blue sparked widespread outrage on social media. Former skipper Viren Rasquinha also questioned the move on X (formerly known as Twitter). The jersey row intensified after the comments were made…

‘It is our land,’ Iran asserts control over Strait of Hormuz, warns countries against assisting US

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‘It is our land,’ Iran asserts control over Strait of Hormuz, warns countries against assisting US

Tehran: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Thursday once again asserted that the Strait of Hormuz falls under Tehran's control, while reiterating that the critical waterway cannot be reopened if the United States (US) continues to threaten the Middle East nation. While maintaining that a decision regarding transiting of vessels through Hormuz rests with Iran, the IRGC also warned countries assisting the US and said they would be given a "harsh response" if they do not correct their behaviour. "The Strait of Hormuz is our land, and the IRGC's navy sailors have full control over it, and a stranger…

Don’t wait until last minute as late ITR filing risks delayed refunds and extra charges: Details here

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Don’t wait until last minute as late ITR filing risks delayed refunds and extra charges: Details here

New Delhi: Only a few hours remain before the ITR filing deadline for salaried taxpayers. According to the Income Tax Department, more than five crore returns have already been filed for Assessment Year 2026–27. As the annual deadline for Income Tax Return (ITR) submission approaches, tax authorities and financial planners are urging taxpayers not to wait until the final hours. While missing the due date might feel like a temporary inconvenience, delaying your tax filing carries direct financial penalties, interest charges, and long-term consequences for your personal portfolio. However, many taxpayers tend to view the ITR filing deadline as something…

Multiple LPL franchises make late changes to squad as playoffs race heats up

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Multiple LPL franchises make late changes to squad as playoffs race heats up

DAMBULLA, Sri Lanka: Dambulla Sixers' Lanka Premier League playoff hopes are no longer in their own hands after a third successive defeat left them needing both a victory in their final league fixture and favourable results elsewhere to stay alive in the competition. The latest setback, their fifth in six matches, came in Sikandar Raza's first appearance for the franchise after he joined the squad on July 29 as an injury replacement for Marques Ackerman. The Zimbabwe all-rounder scored 23 off 25 balls but went wicketless across his four overs. Dambulla will conclude the league stage against Jaffna Kings on…

Penélope Cruz, Isabelle Huppert among first recipients

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Penélope Cruz, Isabelle Huppert among first recipients

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has announced the first recipients of its eighth annual TIFF Tribute Awards, with actors Penélope Cruz, Isabelle Huppert and Rosalind Eleazar, filmmaker Lee Chang-dong and director Sian Heder set to be honoured during the gala on September 13. Oscar-winning actor Cruz will receive the TIFF Special Tribute Award, while Huppert and Eleazar will be honoured with the TIFF Tribute Performer Award. Acclaimed South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong will receive the TIFF Ebert Director Award, and Sian Heder will be presented with the TIFF Tribute Award in Impact Media. Announcing the honourees,…

Your online rent payment habits could be affecting your credit score, here’s how

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Your online rent payment habits could be affecting your credit score, here’s how

New Delhi: India's rapid shift towards digital payments has made paying rent online easier than ever. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), UPI processed over 18 billion transactions in June 2026, highlighting how digital payments have become an integral part of everyday financial life. However, while digital rent payments offer convenience, many consumers remain unaware of how these transactions can affect their overall financial health. In some cases, their credit profile. According to Sarika Shetty, Co-founder & CEO, RentenPe, rent is one of the largest recurring expenses for urban households, often accounting for 25-30 per cent of monthly…

Neeraj Chopra qualifies for Commonwealth Games javelin finals, two more Indians make it to next round

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Neeraj Chopra qualifies for Commonwealth Games javelin finals, two more Indians make it to next round

Glasgow: Two-time Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra advanced to the men's javelin throw final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games after registering a best effort of 79.61m in the qualification round on Friday. The Indian secured his place among the 12 finalists after finishing fifth overall in a closely contested field where no athlete managed to breach the automatic qualification mark of 84.00m. Sri Lanka's Rumesh Pathirage topped the qualification standings with a throw of 82.84m, followed by Grenada's Anderson Peters (81.29m), South Africa's Douw Smit (80.64m) and England's Ben East (80.38m). Chopra's 79.61m placed him ahead of Australia's Cameron McEntyre (78.91m)…