How ace squash player Saurav Ghosal mentored Anahat Singh to historic glory

Anahat Singh made history on July 25 by becoming the first Indian to win the World Junior Squash Championship in Canada, marking a significant milestone for Indian sports. Guided by legendary coach Saurav Ghosal, their relationship is rooted in mentorship and respect, transforming setbacks into strengths. With squash debuting at the 2028 Olympics, Anahat symbolizes a promising future.

Studying in Canada is tougher now | See new study permit checks, rules changed

Canada has implemented stricter financial documentation checks for study permit applicants, with a focus on verifying the source and amount of funds without altering the minimum financial requirements. This change aims to ensure genuine student applicants can sustain themselves. The updated rules reflect a trend of tightening immigration oversight following reports of non-compliance among international students.

Neurosurgeon shares 6 ways to recover after a mentally exhausting day

After a mentally exhausting day, neurosurgeon Dr. Jay Jagannathan suggests six strategies to recharge the brain: stop overwhelming it with information, take quiet walks, change your environment, perform simple physical tasks, write down unfinished tasks, and prioritize sleep over productivity. These methods can enhance mental recovery, leading to better focus and decision-making.

Colon cancer cases are increasing in people under 55: Oncologist explains why

For decades, colorectal cancer was considered a disease that primarily affected older adults. However, that trend is changing. According to experts, an increasing number of younger people are now being diagnosed with the disease, prompting greater awareness about lifestyle-related risk factors and the importance of early screening.

Candace Owens questions FBI over ‘agents list’ during Charlie Kirk shooting

Candace Owens has raised fresh questions regarding the shooting of Charlie Kirk, who was allegedly killed by Tyler Robinson on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. She inquired about the presence of FBI agents at the scene shortly after the shooting. Recently, she challenged the narrative surrounding the suspect and Kirk's burial, claiming a cover-up. Charlie's memorial was attended by notable figures like President Trump.

Gurugram man found dead after wife seeks divorce; son records video, probe on

A 36-year-old man was found dead in Gurugram amid marital disputes with his wife, who has been detained for questioning as police investigate the case. The couple's seven-year-old son recorded a mobile video related to the incident. The deceased worked at a multinational company and had been facing alleged discord with his wife, who sought a divorce.

Mommy-to-be Deepika shares relatable video on keeping up with Dua's demands

Deepika Padukone embraces motherhood, declaring her daughter Dua as her "obsession." Sharing humorous Instagram reels about parenting struggles, she connects with other mothers. In a recent interview, her father praised both Deepika and husband Ranveer Singh as “hands-on parents.” The couple welcomed Dua in 2024 and announced their second child in April. Deepika shares relatable pregnancy content as she enjoys this phase.

Delhi court grants bail to IPS officer, police inspector in bribery case

A Delhi court granted bail to Haryana IPS officer Deepak Gahlawat and Crime Branch inspector Pradeep Singh in a Rs 3 crore bribery case linked to a CBI investigation into a fake drug racket. The judge noted the investigation was nearly complete and further custody was unnecessary, setting conditions for their release. Background includes Gahlawat's arrest on July 1 and Singh's on June 9.

Odisha Cabinet clears Bill for economic region authorities

The Odisha Cabinet approved the Odisha Development Authorities (Amendment) Bill, 2026, allowing Economic Region Development Authorities to manage multi-district economic corridors, with the first being the Bhubaneswar-Kataka-Puri-Paradeep Economic Region. Additionally, the second phase of the Mukhya Mantri Janajati Jeevika Mission aims to assist 8 lakh tribal households over five years, funded entirely by the state.

Book Box : The addictive art of pairing books

A recent trend in reading explores the joy of pairing books for greater insight. By reading dual perspectives, like in *Mr. Bridge and Mrs. Bridge*, or genres, such as memoir and historical fiction with *Wifedom* and *The Other Einstein*, readers gain deeper understanding of narratives. This approach enriches literary experiences, encouraging scrutiny of authors' biases. Happy reading!

‘Working twice as hard’: College student works at petrol pump to fund education

A chance encounter at a petrol pump inspired Vineeth K. after meeting a college student balancing her studies with a part-time job to fund her education. His social media post highlighted her dedication, sparking empathy and support from followers discussing student jobs and their own experiences. This story reflects the hard work many undertake to achieve their dreams.

Six months after Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping another woman goes missing

Debra E. Esarey, 66, was reported missing from her Tucson home on February 1, six months after Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping. The Pima County Sheriff's Department described Esarey as 5'5", 120 lbs, with blonde hair and hazel eyes. There is concern over her cognitive condition, and while her case raises parallels to Guthrie's, no connections have been confirmed.

How 5 men impersonated deceased owners in ₹2.29 crore land fraud in Navi Mumbai

A five-month manhunt in Navi Mumbai culminated in the arrest of five individuals, including mastermind Suraj Vasudev Shinde, accused of impersonating deceased landowners to commit a Rs 2.29 crore land fraud. Using fake documents, they sold property belonging to brothers Nathan and Shalom Chincholkar, who had died in Israel. Police tracked them through intelligence before making arrests.

Voice that broke the old: Remembering bold, versatile legacy of K Jamuna Rani

K Jamuna Rani, also known as Jikki, a transformative force in South Indian cinema playback singing, passed away on July 30 at 88, leaving behind over 6,000 songs across five languages. Known for her distinctive voice and versatility, she defied traditional norms and shaped modern soundscapes, bridging classical and contemporary styles in Indian film music. Rani's legacy endures.

OnePlus N6 review: Decent budget phone with excellent battery

The OnePlus N6 features an impressive 8,000mAh battery supported by 45W SuperVOOC fast charging, ensuring over a day of usage even with medium to high activity. Despite a bulkier design and slower charging speed, it excels in performance and software experience, albeit with a decent but less competitive camera in its budget segment. The phone enters India’s evolving budget smartphone market emphasizing reliable fundamentals.

The greatest chapter yet: Indian para athletes rewrite country's CWG legacy

India faced a challenging Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, aiming to maintain its 50-medal streak. The weightlifting and record-breaking boxing performances shone, but it was the para athletes who redefined success, winning seven medals, including three golds, surpassing all previous totals. Their historic achievements underscore India's rising prowess in para sports, marking a transformative campaign.

All 10 climbers swept away in avalanche in Pakistan are confirmed dead

Renowned British-Nepali climber Nirmal Purja and nine others perished in an avalanche on Broad Peak, Pakistan. Search teams recovered three bodies amid harsh conditions, with more searches underway. Purja, celebrated for conquering the world’s 14 highest peaks, inspired many. Accidents like this highlight the dangers of mountaineering in northern Pakistan, where conditions can change rapidly.

Akanksha Choudhary says ‘influential’ man demanded sex in exchange for money

Reality show *Lock Upp* is in its finale week, with seven finalists confirmed. Akanksha Choudhary shared a shocking casting couch experience before her elimination, revealing an influential individual’s sexual demands for financial support in the beauty industry. Hosts praised her courage, emphasizing that success comes through hard work, not exploitation. The show culminates in a ₹1 crore prize.

India envoy to US calls out Pak's ‘distraction policy’ over Indus Waters Treaty

India's Ambassador Vinay Kwatra defended New Delhi's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, citing Pakistan's historical destruction of goodwill. He noted Pakistan's threats of war and obstruction of treaty modernization, while emphasizing India's continued adherence despite an unfair water distribution. Kwatra stressed that dialogue with Pakistan, plagued by past failures, cannot coexist with terrorism.

Protests over paper leaks: SC to hear on Monday pleas relating to police action

The Supreme Court will hear pleas concerning police brutality during recent protests over exam irregularities and NEET paper leaks, considering whether to establish a Special Investigation Team. The court previously mandated the release of minors detained during protests and directed an independent probe into violence. Protests, prompted by demands for the education minister's resignation, concluded with his exit and compensatory agreements.

‘Drugs used to hurt India’s interests': PM launches ‘Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the 'Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan,' an anti-drug campaign aimed at eradicating substance abuse among youth, in the presence of representatives from Gen-Z. The initiative encourages activities every Sunday for awareness. Modi emphasized the role of the nation's youth in combating drug issues, linking it to broader national goals.

Jharkhand man climbs 100-feet mobile tower, alleges exam irregularities

A 25-year-old man, Heeralal, climbed a 100-foot mobile tower in Ranchi, demanding action from Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren regarding recruitment examination irregularities that affected his wife. While police negotiated for hours, the BJP protests over the same issue escalated, urging a CBI investigation. Students have rallied at the stadium in ongoing protests against corruption in exams.

Doseja's brilliant 84, Gusain's all-round show guide West Delhi Lions to win

Stand-in Captain Ayush Doseja's stellar 84 off 52 balls propelled the West Delhi Lions to a 19-run victory over New Delhi Tigers in the Delhi Premier League 2026. Despite New Delhi's initial breakthroughs, Doseja's efforts alongside Mayank Gusain's unbeaten 46 guided the Lions to 170. New Delhi faltered under pressure, despite a late fight from Manan Sehrawat.

Could eating less protein help you live longer? New study explains

Protein has become the star nutrient in recent years, finding its way into everything from cereals and coffee to snacks and even protein-infused water. While high-protein diets are often promoted for muscle growth and weight management, a new scientific review suggests that consuming less protein may offer surprising health benefits, especially for people who lead a sedentary lifestyle.

Does creatine make you bloated? Fitness coach explains 2 usage mistakes

Creatine enhances energy production by regenerating ATP and increasing phosphocreatine stores in muscles, improving performance without causing noticeable bloating. While some may experience bloating, it's typically linked to high doses or non-micronised types of creatine. Used correctly at 5 grams daily, creatine can help muscles appear fuller. Fitness coach Eric Roberts emphasizes proper usage and hydration.

‘We are not creating new jobs’: Sridhar Vembu flags AI’s impact on IT hiring

India's tech sector is increasingly favoring AI over job creation, as highlighted by Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu, who noted funds are shifting from hiring to AI infrastructure. Despite productivity gains, the industry struggles with employment, failing to meet the demands of the growing youth workforce. Vembu raises concerns about automation's impact on future job opportunities and economic stability.

Hrithik Roshan leases Mumbai office space for ₹17 lakh a month for 5 years

Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan has leased a 6,000 sq. ft. office space in Andheri West, Mumbai, to Clearsynth Labs for ₹17 lakh monthly, starting April 2026. The lease spans five years, with an increase to ₹19.55 lakh in the final two. Roshan's real estate investments have been notable, focusing on generating rental income from commercial properties.

Lynsi Snyder, In-N-Out president, reacts to deadly Twin Falls, Idaho shooting

Lynsi Snyder, In-N-Out president, expressed deep sorrow on social media after a deadly shooting on August 1 at the Idaho outlet, where one associate and innocent customers were killed. The shooter, whose identity and motive remain unknown, prompted Snyder to encourage community support and prayer. She emphasized mourning and learning from the tragedy, reflecting on personal loss.

DPL 2026: Skipper Ayush Badoni's all-round show headlines South Delhi win

South Delhi Superstarz triumphed over East Delhi Riders by four wickets in the Delhi Premier League, driven by skipper Ayush Badoni’s 11-ball-23 and pacer Anshuman Hooda’s remarkable 5 for 24. East Delhi posted 165, with Arpit Rana scoring 66. Anmol Sharma’s 64 helped South Delhi chase the target successfully in 18.1 overs.

DPL 2026: Central Delhi Kings edge Purani Dilli 6 despite Rawat's ton in opener

The Delhi Premier League (DPL) 2026 kicked off with a spectacular match at Arun Jaitley Stadium, highlighted by captain Anuj Rawat's unbeaten century, leading Purani Dilli 6 to 202/4 after a shaky start. Central Delhi Kings chased down the target, with Yash Dhull scoring 72, ultimately winning by four wickets. The event featured performances from Sukhbir Singh and Sunanda Sharma.