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Hardik Pandya trains for over three hours but set to miss Punjab Kings fixture in Dharamsala | Cricket News

File photo of Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya. New Delhi: Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya resumed full-throttle training and spent over three hours at the Reliance Corporate Park on Tuesday. Hardik missed the side’s two matches against Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2026 due to a back spasm and is unlikely…

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‘She’s luckier than me’: UK woman wins £333,000 lottery prize after husband secretly put her namec | World News

An 80-year-old woman from Cheshire, UK, has won £333,333 in the People’s Postcode Lottery after her husband secretly registered the ticket in her name because he believed she brought better luck.Nancy Barkley, from Crewe, landed the six-figure payout as part of a £1 million shared prize awarded across her neighbourhood.Her husband Colin Barkley, 69, said…

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‘Situation isn’t as dire’: Is India’s forex reserves cover enough to defend rupee? Why economists are confident

Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict, India’s forex reserves have declined by nearly $38 billion, marking the steepest drop among regional economies. India has among the world’s largest foreign exchange reserves, and they are still robust enough to defend the rupee from its free fall during the ongoing depreciation phase due to the Middle…

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Katy Perry hilariously mourns ex Josh Groban’s engagement to Natalie McQueen with ‘The One That Got Away’ song | English Movie News

In a delightful twist, Katy Perry took to TikTok to celebrate her ex-boyfriend Josh Groban’s engagement to Natalie McQueen. Using her classic track ‘The One That Got Away’, a song that fans have long connected to their past romance, Perry created a whimsical video that had her followers buzzing with speculation about their history. Katy…

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PSEB Class 12 result 2026 out: 91.46% pass, Sukhneet Kaur, Suhani Chauhan and Divanshi score perfect 500, girls outperform boys by 6.21%

PSEB Class 12 result 2026 declared: Girls surpass boys by 6.21%, Commerce stream tops with 98.78% pass rate The Punjab School Education Board has declared the Class XII examination results for the March 2026 session. A total of 2,65,417 students appeared for the examination, of whom 2,42,755 cleared the exams, taking the overall pass percentage…

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