‘Weren’t you going to shave off all your hair?’: Spanish princess embarrasses Ferran Torres over bizarre World Cup promise | Football News

Spain’s Ferran Torres (7) kisses the trophy after the World Cup final soccer match between Spain and Argentina in East Rutherford, N.J., near New York, Sunday, July 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) Ferran Torres scored what will almost certainly be remembered as the most important goal of his career when his extra-time strike secured Spain’s…

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Scientists say current Antarctic ice loss can guide sea-level planning until mid-century, but forecasts become far less certain later as retreat may accelerate

Vanderford Glacier (Credit: Monash SAEF) Governments have a crucial 30 to 50 year window to plan for rising sea levels using dependable computer models, before Antarctic ice melt becomes far harder to predict.Scientists say current Antarctic ice loss can guide sea-level planning until mid-century, but forecasts become far less certain later as retreat may accelerate….

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AILET 2027 registration opens August 7, exam on December 13; NLU Delhi announces admission schedule

The National Law University (NLU) Delhi has released the complete schedule for AILET 2027, with the application process commencing on August 7 and the entrance test scheduled for December 13. The university has also outlined the eligibility criteria, category-wise application fees and the exam pattern, highlighting key differences between AILET and CLAT for aspiring law…

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5 Temple Prasads That Are Truly One of a Kind

There is no prasad quite as unique as the one offered at the Kamakhya Devi Temple in Guwahati. Each year, during Ambubachi, which, incidentally, falls in the month of Aahar according to Assamese tradition, the temple hosts a three-day festival. During this period, the temple remains closed to the public. On the fourth day, thousands…

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Diego Garcia became one of the world’s most strategic military bases after its entire population was removed from the island | World News

In the middle of the Indian Ocean lies Diego Garcia, a remote coral atoll that became one of the most strategically important military bases on earth. Long before its runways, warships and military operations existed, the island was home to an entire community, the Chagossians, whose ancestors had lived across the Chagos Archipelago for generations….

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