NEET paper controversy: JP Nadda cited a Jammu and Kashmir paper leak, Omar Abdullah says the timeline tells a different story

Omar Abdullah questions JP Nadda’s timeline on Jammu and Kashmir recruitment paper leak The political debate over examination paper leaks intensified on Thursday after Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda cited aseries of recruitment and board examination controversies across states while questioning the Opposition’s stand on the issue. His remarks, however, drew aswift response from…

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‘Dad, you’re priceless’: Mumbai creator spends first earnings on father; his reaction melts hearts |

Son tricks father into shoe store, surprises him with first earnings A simple family moment is making people pause on social media. While many creators dream of buying something for themselves after receiving their first earnings, one Mumbai content creator chose to do something different. He used his first income from content creation to buy…

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‘On Golden Pond’ director Mark Rydell passes away at 97; Bette Midler pays tribute

‘On Golden Pond’ director Mark Rydell passes away at 97; Bette Midler pays tribute. Mark Rydell, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker known for ‘On Golden Pond’, ‘The Rose’ and ‘For the Boys’, has passed away at the age of 97. His death was announced by Bette Midler on Instagram.Mark Rydell passed away on Friday, August 14, 2026….

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‘This is the reason they are in the mess’: Ex-Pakistan coach tears into Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Mohammad Abbas celebrates with teammates ( Reuters) Former Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for making sweeping changes to the squad and coaching staff. His comments follow the team’s disastrous defeat at Lord’s, which left them trailing 2-0 in the three-match series against England.The PCB confirmed on Monday…

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In 2010, two players walked onto Wimbledon’s Court 18 and played the longest match in tennis history. It didn’t end for three days, and the electronic scoreboard broke before they did | International Sports News

John Isner and Nicolas Mahut played Wimbledon’s longest match, lasting 11 hours across three days/ Image: Olympics.com A tennis match that lasted 11 hours and five minutes, stretched across three days, produced 183 games, and eventually broke the electronic scoreboard sounds more like a story written for television than something that actually happened at Wimbledon….

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