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Imran Khan apologises as Bombay High Court slams the actor for participating in protests despite being an OCI card holder: ‘If an Indian had done the same thing elsewhere would it have been tolerated?’ |

The Bombay High Court on Monday pulled up actor Imran Khan, a US citizen holding an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card, for participating in a protest related to the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)-Special Intensive Revision (SIR) issue in Mumbai. The court observed that the fundamental right to protest is reserved for Indian citizens, following…

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Abhishek Sharma, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi feature in Tilak Varma-led India A squad for Rising Stars Asia Cup | Cricket News

India’s Abhishek Sharma, left, and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (AP/PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: The BCCI on Monday announced a strong 15-member India A squad for the upcoming ACC Men’s Rising Stars Asia Cup 2026 in Doha, with explosive opener Abhishek Sharma and teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi among the prominent names in the lineup.Tilak Varma has been…

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Naman Dhir makes his mark on maiden overseas tour, wins India’s Impact Player of the Series medal | Cricket News

Naman Dhir (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: Naman Dhir made a memorable start to his international career overseas, earning the Impact Player of the Series medal after playing a key role in India’s 3-2 T20I series victory against New Zealand.The 26-year-old all-rounder was presented with the medal in the dressing room after the fifth and…

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Cornell researchers tested sheep grazing under New York solar panels for three years; at two sheep per hectare, beneficial insects rose 38% versus mowing, while honey bees increased 83%

Solar farms could offer more than clean energy. A three-year study by Cornell University researchers in New York has found that allowing sheep to graze beneath solar panels may also benefit insects, including bees and lady beetles, when the animals are kept at the right density. The findings, published in Environmental Research Letters on October…

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Indian teacher links menstrual health with climate change; her classroom initiative wins Oxford Saïd Global Climate Tech Challenge 2026

Mariya Shah bags Oxford Saïd Global Climate Tech Challenge 2026. An Indian teacher has brought two subjects rarely discussed together in classrooms, menstrual health and climate change, into a single teaching programme. Her initiative, which examines the environmental impact of menstrual products alongside period education and waste reduction, has won the teacher category at the…

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