‘I hate it… it’s unreasonable’: Serena Williams calls out tennis anti-doping system ahead of Wimbledon return | Tennis News

Serena Williams during a practice session. (AP Photo) Serena Williams has launched a stinging criticism of tennis’ anti-doping system ahead of her long-awaited Wimbledon comeback, branding parts of the current testing protocol “unprofessional” and “unreasonable” while admitting the rules almost convinced her not to return to professional tennis.The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, who re-entered…

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Karnataka to introduce STEAM education in Government schools, Robotics and Coding to become part of learning

Karnataka will introduce STEAM-based education in government schools, adding robotics and coding to classroom learning to strengthen students’ problem-solving and critical thinking skills. The initiative aims to prepare students for future careers through practical learning while narrowing the technology education gap between government and private schools with a stronger focus on skill-based education. Karnataka is…

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Kunal Kemmu opens up on raising daughter Inaaya across two religions: ‘We never thought about what people would think’ |

Kunal Kemmu opens up on raising daughter Inaaya across two religions: ‘We never thought about what people would think’ Actor Kunal Kemmu has spoken openly about the deeply personal journey of raising his daughter Inaaya Naumi Kemmu alongside wife Soha Ali Khan, a journey shaped by instinct, mutual respect, and a beautiful blending of two…

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What would you do? My daughter says she wants to skip college and become a content creator; 4 mothers share what happened next

Megha’s daughter spent hours watching creators on YouTube. The trips. The gadgets. The follower counts going up in satisfying little jumps. When she announced college was unnecessary because she was going to be an influencer, Megha asked her one question. “How many videos have you made?” The answer was zero. “She loved the idea of…

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‘Her bail sending wrong message’: Siya Goyal became ‘younger version’ of Sonam, says Raja Raghuvanshi’s mother | Indore News

INDORE: The mother of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, who was allegedly murdered during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, on Saturday drew parallels between her son’s case and the recent alleged murder of Ketan Agarwal, alleging that accused Siya Goyal acted like a “younger version” of her daughter-in-law Sonam Raghuvanshi, who is out on conditional bail in…

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Arunachal tribal community flags Chinese ‘encroachment’ in Upper Subansiri dist | Guwahati News

GUWAHATI: The Nah tribal community in Arunachal Pradesh expressed concern over alleged Chinese incursions along the international border in Upper Subansiri district, claiming that the PLA had occupied a major portion of their grazing, hunting and agricultural areas over the past six years.In a memorandum recently submitted to Upper Subansiri deputy commissioner, the Nah Welfare…

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How India’s democracy is holding its ground against the Gen-Z wave

India’s immediate neighbours have witnessed a unique political phenomenon where the movements popularly called as ‘students’ or ‘Gen Z’ movement, led by youth have overthrown the ruling political establishments. These young citizens, appear to be the vanguards of democratic ethos and torchbearers of disenchantment by overthrowing the government. Though, these movements appear alike in Sri…

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A tale of two photographs: Palestinian journalist’s images capture horror of Israeli prisons

Israeli authorities placed Bani Mufleh under administrative detention in June 2025 and released him in January 2026. Two photographs of Palestinian journalist Mujahid Bani Mufleh, one taken before his detention and another after his release from Israeli custody, have drawn fresh attention to allegations surrounding conditions inside Israeli prisons. Citing his case, the Palestinian Prisoner’s…

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Asian stocks today: Markets stay cautious as Middle East tensions, Fed rate worries keep investors on edge

Japan’s Nikkei slipped 1% and South Korea’s Kospi fell nearly 2%, pulling MSCI’s broadest Asia-Pacific share index down 0.4%. Futures pointed to a firmer opening for Wall Street, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures rising 0.4%, while European futures gained 0.2%. Asian equities traded cautiously on Monday as lingering uncertainty over the Middle East ceasefire…

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