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Omar praises India’s foreign policy over Brics mention of Pahalgam, slams Centre on UCC

Jammu and Kashmir' chief minister Omar Abdullah commended India’s diplomatic achievements at the recent Brics summit. He highlighted the group's unified condemnation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack. Furthermore, Abdullah expressed concerns about the central government's strategy in implementing the Uniform Civil Code and asserted that such pivotal legislation ought to be decided by Parliament, rather than through isolated state actions that circumvent legislative norms.

J&K Police bust LeT module; 3 held with IED

Meet Angus Liddell, who raised $10,000 and won Young Citizen of the Year

Child rights panel again summons Meta India MD, head over sexual abuse material case

Holly Rowe responds to Arch Manning: What did she say after his AI joke?

Holly Rowe has responded after former ESPN colleague Cindy Brunson defended her following Arch Manning’s comments about a fake AI video. Manning called the clip “hilarious” after Texas beat Ohio State. Brunson criticized those who laughed and praised Rowe for helping women in sports media. Rowe thanked Brunson publicly, keeping her response brief while the debate continued online.

Rafael Nadal vs Maria Francisca Perello net worth: Who is richer in 2026?

Rafael Nadal and Maria Francisca Perello have built a financially successful household in different ways. Nadal’s fortune is still considerably larger, thanks to tennis prize money, endorsements, investments and businesses built during and after his playing career. Perello has taken a lower-profile professional route, including work related to the Rafa Nadal Foundation, while supporting the family’s broader business and philanthropic pursuits.

TikTok review got 1 million likes; indie creator sold out comics overnight

A TikTok comic reviewer’s visit to an overlooked booth at Anime NYC gave indie creator Dare a major boost. His video about Dare’s Yoruba-inspired comics, “Ori: Holder of the Heads” and “Etch”, received one million likes. The viral post brought about 25,000 new followers to Dare’s account and helped him sell out his available comic copies almost overnight.

Samson's 57 off 22 establishes his role of preferred opener as India seal series

Sanju Samson showcased his incredible skills, leading India to a triumphant T20 series win against Afghanistan with a blistering fifty-seven runs in just twenty-two balls. He was well-supported by Abhishek Sharma, who added thirty-eight not out. Meanwhile, the impressive bowling from Nitish Kumar Reddy eased the coaching staff’s worries, while the stellar performance of Samson and Sharma indicates a tough challenge ahead for the younger players.

$33.4bn war cost, $22.3bn on munitions: What US lost in 6 months of Iran war

Inside Chris Pratt’s 100-acre Washington ranch with sheep, pigs and award-winning wool

Chris Pratt’s 100-acre Stillwater Ranch in Washington’s San Juan Islands offers the Hollywood star a peaceful escape from his hectic career. Home to sheep, pigs and other animals, the farm has become a place where Pratt embraces nature and a slower rhythm. He says farming helps clear his mind and benefits the human mind and soul.

Good heavens! US reveals it has placed weapons in space

‘Aapko jaanta hi kaun hai’: Biker Sia hits back at gym owner’s ‘victim card’ remark

Shivani Chauhan at the center of a Gurgaon road-rage incident has spoken out against the accused gym owner. She stated that her identity was not widely known before the media reported the incident. The woman, who previously contested an election, is now taking a strong stance on the matter. She detailed her alleged harassment and chase, believing it could have been fatal.

Sanju Samson joins Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul in India's elite club

The Kerala batter was a key player in India's T20 World Cup triumph, but his form has been inconsistent since then. He had scored only 33 runs in four innings before the Afghanistan series. With youngster Vaibhav Sooryavanshi also pushing for a place, Samson needed a strong performance. The upcoming Asian Games also added to the importance of his form.

New York covered Lake George with 700 mats; 97% of invasive clams died

In 2011, Lake George took significant action against its invasive Asian clam issue by implementing a large-scale benthic barrier treatment, which successfully eliminated ninety-seven percent of clams in a five-acre area. However, by 2019, these clams made a comeback, with twenty-seven sites identified. Consequently, efforts have shifted to monitoring their spread and impact on the ecosystem.