Nora Fatehi performs at FIFA World Cup 2026 opening ceremony in Toronto, ahead of Canada-Bosnia match – WATCH |

Bollywood actress Nora Fatehi tapped into her sporty side as she delivered an electrifying performance at the opening ceremony of the FIFA World Cup 2026 held at the Toronto Stadium on Friday, ahead of the Canada vs Bosnia match.The ceremony featured a star-studded lineup of performers, including Alanis Morissette, Alessia Cara, Michael Buble, Elyanna, Jessie…

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‘He was heading to Germany when this happened’: Uncle reveals final details before Jaspal Rana’s death | More sports News

Jaspal Rana (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Former Indian shooter and coach Jaspal Rana passed away in New Delhi on Friday. He was one of India’s most successful shooters and later became a respected coach, helping develop many young shooting talents in the country.His uncle, Rajendra Singh Rana, expressed shock and sadness over his death,…

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Shaan reacts to Arijit Singh’s playback singing break, recalls Kailash Kher’s take on singers being asked to perform: ‘I’ve never felt fatigue’ | Hindi Movie News

Playback singer Shaan has weighed in on the ongoing discussion around reports of Arijit Singh stepping back from Bollywood playback singing, saying that people may be reading too much into the situation.Speaking to Humans of Bombay, Shaan suggested that artists often make statements about slowing down or taking breaks, but that does not necessarily mean…

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‘Give ourselves options’: Morne Morkel outlines India’s fast-bowling vision for 2027 ODI World Cup | Cricket News

Gautam Gambhir and Morne Morkel (Getty Images) TimesofIndia.com in Dharamsala: India’s first ODI assignment since the T20 World Cup is also the start of a longer journey towards South Africa, where conditions next year are likely to place a premium on pace, bounce and seamers capable of hitting the deck hard.With Jasprit Bumrah unavailable and…

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Railways Becoming Digital: Synergy of steel & software: How Indian Railways got on the digital track

Not very long ago, a railway journey in India often began with a queue.Passengers would visit reservation counters, wait for printed tickets, check paper charts pasted outside coaches and rely on station inquiry windows for information about delays or platform changes.Today, much of that experience fits inside a smartphone. A passenger can book a ticket,…

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