The original ‘Little Master’: Hanif Mohammad, Pakistan’s first great Test batter | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Hanif Mohammad (l) plays a forward defensive, watched by England wicketkeeper John Murray (r) (Photo/Getty Images) Even before Pakistan had Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, Javed Miandad, or Shoaib Akhtar, it had Hanif Mohammad. Pakistan’s first great cricketer did not announce himself with power or speed, but with time. Lots of it. He built a…

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Guided mobile 120mm mortar system tested, brings precision smart shells to the fight

Photo credit: X/ @AdithyaKM_ The Garudastra long range 120mm vehicle mounted mortar system has been demonstrated by Nibe Limited at the Infantry school in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh. The demonstration showcases the multiple capabilities including, rapid shoot-and-scoot operations, Multiple Rounds Simultaneous Impact (MRSI), a high rate of fire and precision engagement using both GPS and laser-guided…

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Moscow callback: When Modi first met Putin; photos from 2001 go viral ahead of Russian leader’s India visit | India News

Then-Gujarat CM Modi accompanying then-PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in a meeting with Putin NEW DELHI: As Russian President Vladimir Putin prepares to visit India for a much-anticipated meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, old images of the two leaders have resurfaced online. The photographs, taken in Moscow in 2001, show Modi — then the Chief…

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Actor Emraan Hashmi returns to set after major surgery: What is abdominal tissue tear, and how serious is it

Actor Emraan Hashmi recently underwent surgery for a serious abdominal injury he sustained while shooting an intense action scene for the film Awarapan 2. According to reports, he experienced an abdominal tissue tear during an action sequence, which needed emergency surgery. This sort of injury requires more than basic muscle strain treatment, because it affects…

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IPL 2026: MCC defends ‘obstructing the field’ call on Angkrish Raghuvanshi | Cricket News

Angkrish Raghuvanshi had few words with the umpires. (AP Photo) MUMBAI: The prestigious Marylebone Cricket Club, which is the custodian of the laws of the game, on Thursday defended the umpires’ controversial decision to give Kolkata Knight Riders’ batter Angkrish Raghuvanshi out obstructing the field during an IPL 2026 match recently. Issuing a ‘Law clarification’…

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‘Exercise caution’: US FAA warns of ‘potential military activity’ over Mexico, South America; gives notice for 60 days

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday said that it issued a series of aviation safety warnings, advising airlines to exercise caution while operating over Central America and parts of South America due to the risk of potential ‘military activity’ and GPS signal interference.The agency said it released multiple Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) covering…

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‘Self-styled vishwaguru stands exposed’: Congress targets PM Modi over Iran-US ceasefire | India News

PM Modi and Jairam Ramesh (R) NEW DELHI: The foreign policy of the PM Modi-led government came under fire from Congress, with one of its leaders levelling serious charges over the timing of the Prime Minister’s “much-trumpeted” Israel visit, just two days before Israel, along with the US, launched military action against Iran on February…

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World’s most luxurious gift bag: What Golden Globes winners are taking home worth ₹8.3 crore

For the 2026 Golden Globes, winners and presenters receive a nearly USD 1 million gift bag, curated by Robb Report. This extravagant package includes luxury travel, high-tech beauty and wellness experiences, and rare spirits, allowing recipients to custom-build their ultimate lifestyle. The collection emphasizes ultra-elite living and unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Move over trophies – this…

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India’s IT hiring in 2025: The boom is real, but not the one engineering students were waiting for |

India’s IT job market is growing again in 2025, but the recovery looks different from the one engineering students were expecting. (Image: AI generated) For students enrolled in India’s IT and computer engineering programmes, the last two years have been unsettling. Placements stalled. Offer letters were deferred. Friends with strong degrees sat idle, refreshing inboxes…

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