Same skills, stronger body: Bhuvneshwar Kumar returns for India

Strengthening his physique to deliver IPL-winning spells has helped earn an India recall after four years for the NZ T20I series

URBN 25000mAh Mega Stack 100W review: One power bank for my laptop and smartphones

The URBN 25000mAh power bank offers 100W charging, a built in USB C cable and enough capacity to charge laptops and phones.

Worried about working out with osteoporosis? Doctor explains what kind of exercises can help

Exercising with weak bones is a difficult task, but some workouts under guidance can help one stay in better health, shares Dr Ankur Singh.&nbsp;

Former Mohtamim of Nadwa Maulana Saeed-ur-Rahman Azmi Nadwi passes away at 92

Maulana Azmi Nadwi was associated with Arabic literature, criticism, education, research and journalism. He served for decades as chief editor of the international Arabic journal Al-Baas-ul-Islami, helping build intellectual links between the Arab world and the Indian subcontinent. The government of India conferred the Presidential Award on him in 1994 for his contribution to Arabic language and literature.

Why are Dow, S&amp;P 500 and Nasdaq falling as Treasury yields hit 24-year high?

Dow, S&amp;P 500 and Nasdaq fall as 10-year Treasury yields hit a 24-year high, while oil prices, inflation worries and Fed rate uncertainty pressure stocks.

Mentor Rajkumar Sharma wants Delhi to rediscover its swagger

For a state with history and resources, the search for a turnaround has become increasingly urgent

IndianOil officer stabbed 7 times during operation to seal petrol pump in Maharashtra

Petroleum minister Hardeep Singh Puri and IndianOil have sought swift action from the Maharashtra government and police.

IIT Bombay Senate restores 2015 exam rules, gives students chance to explain in malpractice cases

IIT Bombay’s Senate decided to go back to its 2015 rules dealing with unfair means during examinations, giving students opportunity to explain before disciplinary action is initiated

Kamal Haasan writes to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar urging him to meet Opposition MPs

Kamal Haasan shared the letter, in which he added that the public confidence in the independence of the Election Commission seems to be weakening.

Severe Hailstorm Causes Extensive Crop Damage In Himachal’s Kinnaur  | HT India

A heavy hailstorm struck the Chaura and Taranda Panchayat areas of Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district, causing extensive damage to crops and vegetables. Farmers in the region reported significant losses following the severe weather event.