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'Recovery management and no prehab': Strength and conditioning expert shares reason behind injuries in Indian cricket

In the recent times, it has been observed that players are suffering from injuries more often despite the fitness being focused open more than ever. The BCCI is also planning to bring more fitness standards to ensure the players remain injury free but the question remains - what is causing the injuries?

The Batman: James Gunn addresses Part II and Part III back-to-back filming rumours

James Gunn has reacted to the rumours of filming The Batman: Part II and Part III. The clarification comes as fans continue to await the next chapter of Robert Pattinson's Batman story.

Fake job offers turn victims into money mules

A growing cyber scam is exploiting job seekers by using fake employment offers as a cover for financial crime. Fraudsters are convincing unsuspecting applicants to receive, transfer, or move money on behalf of supposed employers, effectively turning them into "money mules" used to launder illicit funds. As online recruitment becomes increasingly common, cybercriminals are finding new ways to target vulnerable job hunters with promises of easy income and remote work opportunities. Authorities are urging applicants to verify job offers, research companies thoroughly, and avoid handling money for unknown employers. Here's how the scam works and how to stay protected.

Chits, memory tricks and NCERT marks: How NTA experts allegedly leaked NEET questions

In response, the CBI has invoked Section 316(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, against them relating to criminal breach of trust, provisions of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, and other provisions of the BNS.

UAE becomes Gulf's top oil exporter through Hormuz during war

The United Arab Emirates has emerged as the most resilient oil exporter in the Gulf. Since the start of June, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, or ADNOC, has sold more than 130 million barrels of crude through seven spot tenders, according to Bloomberg.

Trump sets 15% tariff & import price floors on polysilicon

The United States has announced fresh trade measures targeting polysilicon, a critical raw material used to manufacture semiconductors and solar panels.

Businesses & households lead Philippines' solar revolution

Rising electricity costs, recurring power outages, and global energy uncertainty are accelerating the adoption of rooftop solar systems across the Philippines. Businesses and households are increasingly investing in solar energy to reduce power bills, improve energy security, and lessen dependence on traditional electricity sources. As demand surges, the solar industry is witnessing rapid growth, but challenges remain. Industry players point to financing constraints, regulatory bottlenecks, and permitting delays as key obstacles slowing wider adoption. Despite these hurdles, the country's renewable energy transition is gaining momentum.

Russia's wartime economy faces mounting cost crisis

Russia's war economy is beginning to show cracks. For the last few years, massive military spending pushed wages higher and kept the economy growing despite western sanctions. But now, that very spending is becoming too expensive to sustain, leaving many businesses struggling to survive.

Trump's immigration crackdown: US eyes stricter digital screening for foreign visitors

The Trump administration is considering stricter digital screening measures for foreign visitors as part of its broader immigration crackdown. The proposed changes could expand scrutiny of online activity and digital footprints during the visa and entry process, raising questions about privacy, security, and immigration policy.

Praggnanandhaa survives Sindarov scare, keeps St Louis lead intact heading into final day

Facing Sindarov, the reigning world championship challenger, Praggnanandhaa found himself staring at what looked like a completely lost pawn endgame. Rather than folding under pressure, the Indian dug in, refusing to concede and hunting for any practical chance the position could offer.

Chip workers gain higher pay, status & security in South Korea

South Korea’s artificial intelligence boom is not just changing the technology industry, it is reshaping careers, social status, and even the country’s dating culture. Employees at chip giants Samsung electronics and SK Hynix are becoming some of the most sought-after professionals in South Korea, as the global race for AI chips sends profits, salaries, and demand for semiconductor talent soaring.

Bangladesh to hold elections for new president on August 20

Bangladesh is set to hold elections for a new president on August 20, with the upcoming vote drawing attention amid major political developments in the country. The presidential election process, key candidates, and its impact on Bangladesh’s political landscape are being closely watched.

Double manifestation of glowing orb in Colorado spawns theories - Mind reading orb or balloon?

A mysterious white orb appeared in the Colorado skies recently, and then again a week later at another place 80km away. It was luminous and glowed, according to the person who saw it. Some think it was a plasma orb, while others think it was merely a balloon.

Devendra Fadnavis on Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana: 'I will be disappointed if the Academy award doesn't come'

Backed by Namit Malhotra', The Ramayana is one of the biggest releases of the year. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the movie stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Yash as Ravana and Sai Pallavi as Sita.

X-Men: Is Kit Connor the next Cyclops in Marvel's upcoming mutant saga? Here's what we know

Kit Connor is reportedly Marvel Studios' top choice to play Cyclops (Scott Summers) in the upcoming X-Men film. Kit Connor is best known for Heartstopper and Warfare, among others.

'Don't politicise it': RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says reservation should stay, urges beneficiaries to pass on opportunities

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has said reservation should continue as long as social discrimination exists, describing it as a tool for social justice rather than politics. Invoking Dr B.R. Ambedkar, he urged beneficiaries to help extend opportunities to others.

VIDEO: Mysterious well in Gujarat's Morbi found generating waves, ripples - Here's what geologists suggest

The phenomenon observed over the past five days has amused onlookers and villagers, attracting them to gather at the site to witness the unusual activity. It also sparked fears of possible seismic activity.

'This is the third time…': How repeated floods forced Malayalam actor Prasanth Alexander to abandon his dream home

Malayalam actor Prasanth Alexander, who is known for his movies, Jallikattu and Pallichattambi, has also been affected. And this is not just a problem from this year, but from the past three years.

Pressure continues to mount on FIFA chief Infantino as UEFA maintains boycott threat, CONMEBOL criticises

The 56-year-old Swiss official has also been criticised by South American body CONMEBOL. But he did get backing from the Confederation of African Football (CAF). Infantino received the "full support" of senior FIFA directors at an emergency meeting in Morocco on Wednesday.