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Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love has been ruled out of the game against the Baltimore Ravens, prompting the team to name Malik Willis as the starting quarterback. The decision comes ahead of a crucial late-season fixture at Lambeau Field,
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the course and outcome of the war in Ukraine will be decided by the Russian Army, signalling a firm stance amid stalled peace efforts. The conflict, now in its fourth year, has seen repeated attempts at negotiation fail, with both Russia and Ukraine blaming each other for continued aggression.
England defeated Australia by four wickets in the fourth Ashes Test, registering their first victory in the series in 15 years. The win is being seen as a significant milestone, as it also allowed England to equal a notable record earlier achieved by India in Ashes history.
Bangladesh has condemned the lynching of Hindu man Dipu Chandra Das and announced financial assistance for his family, seeking to address concerns over the incident. Education Advisor Professor C.R.
A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan on Saturday evening, marking the second significant tremor to hit the region in three days. The epicentre was located in Yilan County, according to seismological agencies, and shaking was felt across neighbouring Japan, the Philippines and parts of China.
The Indian women’s cricket team defeated Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the third T20 to seal the series with a commanding performance. Renuka Thakur played a decisive role with the ball, restricting Sri Lanka to a modest total through consistent and effective bowling.
The Indian Youth Congress on Friday held a candle march in support of the Unnao rape victim, protesting the bail granted to former BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar. The organisation said the decision sends a wrong message and urged immediate judicial intervention in the matter.
China has announced sanctions against 20 companies following the United States’ decision to approve new arms sales to Taiwan, escalating tensions over the sensitive issue. Beijing said the move was aimed at safeguarding its sovereignty and security interests,
Bollywood actor Salman Khan celebrated his 60th birthday with a private party at his farmhouse, with several celebrities and close associates in attendance. Family members, including his parents, were present, along with actors such as Randeep Hooda, who arrived with his pregnant wife Lin Laishram.
China has criticised a recent Pentagon report submitted to the US Congress, accusing Washington of attempting to damage its relations with India. The report states that China prioritises safeguarding its sovereignty, security and development interests, and is strengthening both internal and external security infrastructure accordingly.
