Perfect start! Preeti Pawar, Ankush Panghal storm into CWG 2026 finals as India goes 2-0 in boxing semis | Commonwealth Games News

Ankush Panghal and Preeti Pawar (PTI Photos) NEW DELHI: India’s boxing contingent made a dream start to a crucial semifinal day at the Commonwealth Games 2026, with Preeti Pawar and Ankush Panghal storming into their respective finals through commanding victories to keep the country’s gold medal hopes alive in Glasgow on Friday.With the two emphatic…

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Jennifer Aniston Home Decor: Artistic elegance of Jennifer Aniston’s luxurious home |

Jennifer Aniston‘s home is every designer’s dream. Beyond the luxury amenities, it is a space that reflects her refined taste and personal aesthetic. Just like Rachel Green, the Hollywood star appreciates art, and her homes, of course, have space for curated collections that tell a story. From contemporary lighting to timeless paintings, her residences serve…

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India’s UFC trailblazer Puja Tomar walks into the biggest fight of her career yet | MMA News

Puja Tomar will take on Shi Ming in the special main event on Day 1 of Road to UFC in Macau (Photo: UFC India/Instagram) In October 2023, the UFC signed its first Indian woman fighter, Pooja Tomar. In June 2024, she won on her UFC debut. In 2025, she endured her first loss inside the…

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This 16-year-old Canadian student built an AI robot turtle that hunts plastic invisible to the eye, and won $50,000 for it

Evan Budz, 16, with the autonomous bionic sea turtle robot that uses AI and an underwater holographic camera to detect microplastics in lakes — the project that won him a $50,000 scholarship at the 2026 Regeneron ISEF. A 16-year-old student from Ontario, Canada has built a robotic sea turtle that swims on its own, dives…

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Boss baby: Trump says ‘I’m the boss’ as critics say he’s getting bossed by Iran

Boss Baby: Trump says “I’m the boss” as critics say he’s getting bossed by Iran TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump jokingly declared “I’m the boss” as he strode into a G-7 meeting in France on Wednesday amid widespread criticism in Washington that he is being bossed over by Iran in a prospective…

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AI chip boom yet to lift South Korea’s wider economy, Nomura economist sees limited spillover into demand

South Korea’s artificial intelligence-led semiconductor boom has yet to generate a meaningful spillover into the broader economy, even as concerns over the won and financial stability are increasing the likelihood of a Bank of Korea (BOK) rate hike next month, Nomura’s senior economist said.Speaking at Nomura’s Korea Equities & Economy Media Briefing in Seoul, Park…

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Mexico student designs solar umbrella that turns sunlight into mobile phone power on the go |

A commuter steps off a bus in midday heat, phone already at 12 percent, and no wall socket in sight. The scene is familiar in dense cities where charging infrastructure hasn’t kept up with device dependence. In that gap between mobility and power demand sits an idea that feels almost obvious once you see it:…

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Natural Ant Deterrents: How to protect your home from ants using simple natural ingredients |

How to protect your home from ants using simple natural ingredients Ants have a knack for finding their way into homes right when you least expect it, a single crumb left on the kitchen counter, a forgotten sugar spill, or just a warm, humid day is often invitation enough. Before reaching for a can of…

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‘Main wahi cap pehenta tha’: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi recalls wearing Virat Kohli’s signed cap | Cricket News

Virat Kohli and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Image: RCB/Screengrab) Rajasthan Royals sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has opened up on his memorable interaction with Virat Kohli after the IPL 2026 final, admitting that speaking to his childhood idol felt “like a dream” and how he admired the cap signed by him.The 15-year-old batting prodigy, who enjoyed a record-breaking season…

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5 countries with some of the world’s strictest child protection laws and why they stand out

In 1979, Sweden made history by becoming the first country in the world to ban all forms of corporal punishment of children, including inside the home. At a time when spanking was widely accepted in many societies, Sweden chose a different path. The law was never intended to criminalise ordinary parents. Instead, it sought to…

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