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‘So many have faded out’: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi cautioned with Vinod Kambli example | Cricket News

‘So many have faded out’: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi cautioned with Vinod Kambli example | Cricket News

India’s Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (AP Photo) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has already generated enormous excitement around Indian cricket, but former India captain Kapil Dev believes it is far too early to judge whether the teenage sensation can go on to become the next big name in the game.At 15, Sooryavanshi has already made a significant impact at the…

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Numerology Lucky Number & Colour, 21 October: Pisces Moon, Trust Your Instincts, but Avoid Making an Emotional Decision Too Quickly

Numerology interprets October 21 as a day of change and movement, influenced by the intuitive Pisces Moon. Emotional sensitivity may impact decision-making, especially regarding relationships and financial matters. Each birth number suggests specific actions and warnings for individuals born on designated days. Individuals are encouraged to validate their instincts and avoid rushed decisions. Patience and…

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Veteran banker Uday Kotak warns India’s gold imports could rise to $88-90 billion; says ‘Indians and their gold – that is a puzzle we have to find a way to solve’

Uday Kotak on Friday said India needs to find a way to address its high gold imports. India’s gold imports have been in focus since the start of the US-Iran war as they add pressure to the country’s import bill at a time when oil is also rising and rupee is depreciating.Amid this, veteran banker…

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‘We’ve sent a strong message’: Daren Sammy on West Indies’ rise ahead of India decider | Cricket News

‘We’ve sent a strong message’: Daren Sammy on West Indies’ rise ahead of India decider | Cricket News

West Indies cricket team (PTI Photo) Bengaluru: A decade ago, T20 cricket conjured images of Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo and Evin Lewis. Few will forget how Marlon Samuels and Carlos Brathwaite lit up the Eden Gardens as West Indies stormed to the ICC World T20 title in 2016.The road has never been easy for Caribbean…

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Who is Anirudh Thapa? The Indian footballer who ended 44-year wait for a goal against two-time World Cup champions Uruguay | Football News

Who is Anirudh Thapa? The Indian footballer who ended 44-year wait for a goal against two-time World Cup champions Uruguay | Football News

Anirudh Thapa ended India’s 44-year wait for a goal against Uruguay, joining Manas Bhattacharya as only the second scorer/ Image: X India may have suffered a heavy 6–1 defeat to Uruguay in Kolkata, but one moment still gave the home crowd something significant to celebrate. Anirudh Thapa’s equaliser against the two-time FIFA World Cup champions…

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From Russia to India: Meet Yury Lisichko, the man fixing shooters’ pistol grips | Asian Games 2026 News

From Russia to India: Meet Yury Lisichko, the man fixing shooters’ pistol grips | Asian Games 2026 News

Yury Lisichko (Image credit: TimesofIndia.com) NEW DELHI: There are tools on the table, pieces of wood on the floor, and pistol grips in various stages of modification. Some tools hang around the room. His T-shirt and eyelashes are covered with wooden husk. A few used coffee mugs are lying around.Two cats wander in and out.This…

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Hydro generation falls short, strains power supply during non-solar hours in Sept

Power demand hits 269 GW in Sept as hydropower deficit fuels electricity shortages. NEW DELHI: Hydropower generation fell nearly 12% below the projected requirement in the first six months of FY27 due to the El Nino-induced rain deficit, putting greater pressure on coal-fired generation and leading to shortages, especially during non-solar hours, in several parts…

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A California farm earned about 0 per acre a year from dry-farmed wheat; after Alan Changala leased 300 acres for solar at ,000 per acre, the same land began paying roughly 10 times the crop income

A California farm earned about $100 per acre a year from dry-farmed wheat; after Alan Changala leased 300 acres for solar at $1,000 per acre, the same land began paying roughly 10 times the crop income

On the Changala family farm in Tulare County, California, a dirt road and a barbed-wire fence separate two very different ways of using the same land. On one side, wheat grows with little irrigation. On the other, rows of solar panels turn sunlight into electricity for thousands of Southern California homes. For Alan Changala, the…

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