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After climbing all 14 of the world’s highest mountains in record time, Nirmal ‘Nimsdai’ Purja chased one final dream; a 2026 avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak claimed his life

“Giving up is not my blood, Sir”/Instagram “I was told that my plan was impossible. So I decided to name it Project Possible”.It will be considered a black day in the world of mountaineering. The world has lost one of its greatest modern legends, Nirmal “Nimsdai” Purja. The Nepal-born climber didn’t have ‘impossible’ word in…

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‘We’re very aligned’: Joe Root reveals why Stephen Fleming won him over instantly | Cricket News

Joe Root and Stephen Fleming (Agency Image) Joe Root has hailed incoming England Test coach Stephen Fleming as a major reason behind his enthusiasm for leading the side again, saying the former New Zealand captain’s vision has left him excited about the team’s future.England confirmed Fleming as their new Test coach earlier this week after…

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Maren Morris Describes Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding Vows as “Beautiful” and Full of Humor |

Maren Morris described the couple’s heartfelt vows as “beautiful,” saying they perfectly blended deep emotion with playful humour during the ceremony.Image credit (Instagram) Country singer Maren Morris shared details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding vows, describing the exchange as “beautiful” and saying it struck a balance between heartfelt emotion and playful humour. Morris…

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“Papa used to walk to office to save Rs 5”: Man who went viral after getting his 80-year-old father on a Vande Bharat ride for the first time shares his full emotional story

The video, shared by Shrikant on his Instagram page Bhukkhad Musafir has gone viral. For many Indian parents, love has never been expressed through expensive gifts or grand gestures. It has often looked like skipping small comforts, saving every rupee, and quietly putting their children’s needs ahead of their own. A viral Instagram video is…

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The promise, the pain and the gold: Asmita Dey’s journey to Commonwealth Games history | Commonwealth Games News

NEW DELHI: As Asmita Dey walked into SEC Hall 4 for the women’s 48kg judo final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, she looked around for one familiar face. Standing there was her coach, Yashapal Solanki.Minutes later, Asmita defeated Canada’s Heidi Quach by yuko to become the first Indian judoka to win a Commonwealth Games…

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