David Warner pleads guilty to drink-driving, could face 9-month jail term and hefty fine | Cricket News

David Warner (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Former Australia opener David Warner has pleaded guilty to a drink-driving charge after being stopped during a random breath test in Sydney in April, according to the BBC.Warner’s lawyer, Bobby Hill, confirmed that the former Australian cricketer was admitting to the charge.Warner was charged after failing a random roadside…

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NEET 2027 to shift completely to Computer-Based Test format: Dharmendra Pradhan

NEET 2027 to adopt Computer-Based Test format, ending pen-and-paper examinations for medical aspirants across India permanently NEW DELHI: The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for undergraduate medical admissions will move completely to the Computer-Based Test (CBT) format from 2027, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has said. The transition will end the use of pen-and-paper OMR sheets…

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Sunidhi Chauhan opens up about quitting reality shows: “Yeh meri jagah nahin hai” |

Singer Sunidhi Chauhan revealed on ‘Shekhar Tonite’ why she quit judging reality shows, saying, “Mujhe laga yeh meri jagah nahin hai,” citing the blurred line between music production and reality TV. She also shared she’s never faced negative behavior from audiences during live performances, only love and respect. Singer Sunidhi Chauhan is opening up about…

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Global Solidarity for NEET Protests: Students Rally in New York and London | India News

NEW DELHI: New York witnessed demonstrations in support of ‘cockroaches’, on Tuesday, as students and members of Indian diaspora rallied over alleged irregularities in the NEET examinations.The protesters gathered at the Mahatma Gandhi statue in New York City’s Union Square carrying placards in support of students.Protests spread to LondonSimilar solidarity demonstrations were held in London,…

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US probing Harvard over financial aid programmes

WASHINGTON: The US department of justice (DoJ) said on Monday it launched a probe reviewing whether some Harvard University financial aid programmes were discriminatory. The probe is to determine whether its China-based financial aid programmes and practices exclude American-citizen students, the department said.Harvard said on Monday it “does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of…

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‘English cricket more important than IPL or a franchise’: Alastair Cook reignites Jacob Bethell debate amid The Hundred withdrawal | Cricket News

Alastair Cook reignites Jacob Bethell debate England great Alastair Cook has revived the debate over Jacob Bethell’s IPL stint, saying international cricket should always come before franchise leagues. His comments have resurfaced after Bethell was ruled out of this year’s The Hundred with a knee injury, denying him valuable match practice ahead of England’s Test…

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BCI draft Bill seeks higher enrolment fee, law admission changes and professional development programmes

BCI proposes Rs 22,500 advocate enrolment fee alongside sweeping legal education reforms under draft amendment Bill. (AI Image) NEW DELHI: The Bar Council of India (BCI) has proposed increasing the statutory enrolment fee for aspiring advocates from Rs 750 to Rs 22,500 under the Draft Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which has been released for public…

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Martin: Chris Martin’s Inspiring Quote about Overcoming Pressure and Darkness: ‘We Are Diamonds Taking Shape’ |

The Coldplay frontman’s words from Adventure of a Lifetime remind listeners that growth often comes through pressure, perseverance and believing in brighter days.Image credit (Instagram)​ Chris Martin has always written from a place that is uncomfortably close to his actual life. The fans who have followed Coldplay across their career know this, because the shift…

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