IPL 2026: Mitchell Starc to join Delhi Capitals on Friday morning; selection headache on the cards | Cricket News

Mitchell Starc in action during IPL 2025 (PTI Photo) After receiving the necessary clearances from Cricket Australia, fast bowler Mitchell Starc is set to join the Delhi Capitals on Friday morning. The 36-year-old, sidelined with elbow and shoulder injuries, is now expected to return to action for DC’s May 1 fixture against Rajasthan Royals.As first…

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Is Tabu upset with Akshay Kumar for chopping her role in Bhooth Bangla? Priyadarshan reacts: ‘I decide what to keep and what not to’ | Hindi Movie News

Filmmaker Priyadarshan has firmly dismissed rumours of a fallout between Akshay Kumar and Tabu over alleged edits in Bhooth Bangla. The buzz suggested that Tabu was unhappy after some of her scenes were reportedly cut from the film.Reacting strongly to the speculation, Priyadarshan rubbished the claims and clarified that no such issue exists.“I don’t know…

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‘As soon as Rohit Sharma retires…’: Sehwag reveals who will inherit India’s opening slot | Cricket News

India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal, left, and Rohit Sharma (AP Photo) Former India opener Virender Sehwag has backed Yashasvi Jaiswal to become a regular member of India’s ODI setup once Rohit Sharma steps away from the format after next year’s World Cup in South Africa and Zimbabwe. According to Sehwag, Jaiswal possesses the ability to succeed across…

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CBSE Class 10th result 2026 declared with 93.70% pass percentage: Girls outperform boys, southern states dominate performance charts

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially declared the Class 10 board examination results for 2026 today, April 15, 2026. The pass percentage for the result is 93.70 per cent. It will reflect steady academic performance across India and CBSE-affiliated schools abroad. The overall pass percentage of 93.70 per cent reflects a slight…

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Since the 1980s, Florida’s biggest threat has been Burmese pythons; but this snake-like fish may be even worse for the Everglades ecosystem |

In Florida’s canals and wetlands, some of the most consequential changes are difficult to see. An Asian swamp eel can spend much of its time buried in mud or hidden beneath vegetation, emerging to feed when water returns. That makes it very different from the Burmese pythons that have become a familiar symbol of the…

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