Born in Bihar, a master’s degree from IIT Kanpur, but with cricket still in his heart, Abhishek Anand has taken his passion to Japan | Cricket News

Japan cricketer Abhishek Anand (Image: @abhishekanand6527/Instagram) From IIT Kanpur to Japan’s national cricket team, Abhishek Anand’s journey has taken an unexpected turn and now, a viral video has put the Bihar-born cricketer in the spotlight ahead of Japan’s historic T20I against India.The 28-year-old, who hails from Bihar’s Rohtas district, moved to Japan for employment after…

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Unni Mukundan to make his directorial debut with 50th film, actor also turns writer, says ‘I’ve always wanted to tell stories in my own voice’ |

Malayalam actor and producer Unni Mukundan is set to embark on a new chapter in his career as he turns writer-director with his upcoming 50th film. The actor will not only headline the project but will also write and direct it, making the film a significant milestone in his journey.The yet-untitled project will be backed…

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7 mistakes parents make when they discover their child is exceptionally gifted

Once a child shows real intellectual promise, it’s tempting to treat literally everything as a teachable moment, quizzing them at dinner, correcting their grammar mid-sentence, or steering every conversation toward something “productive.” The problem is that this can quietly strip away the ordinary, unstructured downtime kids genuinely need to just be kids, play pretend, get…

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Overseas education: What students should know about forex costs and payments

For families funding education abroad, tuition fees are only one part of the financial planning. The exchange rate used to convert rupees into foreign currency, remittance charges and the cost of accessing money for everyday expenses can also affect the overall outgo. This becomes more relevant when tuition and other education-related payments run into several…

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31 years ago, Ganesha ‘drank’ milk and India went viral: How a September 21, 1995 claim spread from temple to temple, crossed borders within hours and became a global story without social media | India News

People offering milk to Lord Ganesha Thirty-one years ago, on September 21, 1995, I came home from school to find that something was strangely different. My aunt, who would diligently wait for me every day and was always the one to serve me lunch, was missing. She was more than just the person who fed…

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Ohio flash-flood threat persists as tornado warning ends

Vehicle in Ohio drives through floodwater at intersection. (Photo: Muskingam County Engineer’s Office via Anadolu Agency via Reuters) A flash-flood warning remained in force across parts of southeastern Ohio into Monday morning after a tornado warning was cancelled late Sunday as severe weather continued across the region. Storm warning carries 97kmph gusts At 11.13pm local…

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36 goals in two matches: India women’s hockey team follow 19-0 opener with 17-1 thrashing of Indonesia at Asian Games | Asian Games 2026 News

India’s women’s hockey team thrashed Indonesia 17-1 (Image: ANI) India’s women’s hockey team continued its goal-scoring spree at the Asian Games 2026, thrashing Indonesia 17-1 in their second Pool B match. After opening their campaign with a 19-0 demolition of Uzbekistan, the Women in Blue have now scored 36 goals in two matches, underlining their…

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Cats may have their own chemical ‘ID cards’: Scientists found 13 unusual fatty acids in urine that remain stable for at least 24 hours which can easily help identify individual cats

It seems there exists an established yet hidden cat calling system. According to scientists, cats identify one another through a shockingly durable chemical “calling card” made from 13 unusual fatty acids in their urine. Thus, feline friendships might have to do more with their identification than consistent meetings.Cats rely heavily on scent to learn about…

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