Why Jude Bellingham was not sent off despite breaking World Cup’s most debated new rule | Football News

Jude Bellingham triggers confusion over FIFA’s new rule during England’s World Cup draw/ Image: X England midfielder Jude Bellingham became the centre of a fresh World Cup controversy during Tuesday’s goalless draw with Ghana after television cameras captured him covering his mouth while speaking to Ghana captain Jordan Ayew. With FIFA’s new mouth-covering rule already…

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‘Extremist Pakistani song’ at Maharashtra school event: NHRC issues notice to CBSE

NHRC, students at the school event (Visual source: X) National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday sought action taken reports from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Jalna district administration and the Maharashtra Police over allegations that minor children were made to perform to an extremist ‘Pakistani’ song during an annual day function…

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Few tourists know about this peaceful Himalayan retreat in Sikkim with monasteries, epic treks and Kanchenjunga views |

Tucked high up in South Sikkim, where clouds roll lazily over forested slopes and prayer flags catch the mountain breeze, this place completely bypasses the frantic energy of Gangtok and the heavily trodden tourist trails of North Sikkim, offering something distinctly quieter. You’ll find an unexpected mix of dense woodlands, snow-draped peaks, age-old monasteries, and…

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‘Never gave us freedom we deserved’: Bengaluru techie who murdered parents, sister blames mother’s strictness for hatred | Bengaluru News

The flat owner at Sai Green Apartment told police that Kenneth and Shwetha (in picture) had introduced themselves as a married couple. BENGALURU: Bengaluru police on Wednesday traced murder suspect M Shwetha to a hotel room in Puducherry, while her partner and co-accused J Kenneth continues to remain on the run.Software engineers and live-in partners…

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Mongolian proverb of the day: ‘Suffer with your own rule, rather than frolic under someone else’s rule’ — A lesson in freedom from the land of Genghis Khan

Suffer with your own rule , rather than frolic under someone else’s rule “What is the price of comfort if it costs your freedom?”For centuries, the vast grasslands of Mongolia have produced a culture that values self-reliance above convenience. Few sayings capture that spirit more powerfully than the traditional Mongolian proverb:“Suffer with your own rule,…

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