Sanjeev Goenka: IPL 2026: Sanjeev Goenka-Rishabh Pant hug sparks ‘fake smile’ debate after LSG’s loss | Cricket News

Sanjeev Goenka hugs Rishabh Pant after LSG’s loss (Screengrab/X) Lucknow Super Giants owner Sanjiv Goenka was once again seen interacting with captain Rishabh Pant on the field following their heavy 40-run loss to Rajasthan Royals at the Ekana Stadium on Wednesday. The hug sparked widespread speculation on social media, with fans sharing mixed reactions.However, this…

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‘Batter has every right’: Ashwin supports Daryl Mitchell after Usman Tariq’s ‘Pause’ drama in PSL | Cricket News

PSL drama over Usman Tariq pause (Screengrab) Former India all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin has come out in support of Daryl Mitchell after the New Zealand batter raised concerns over Usman Tariq’s unusual delivery pause during a Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026 clash in Karachi.The incident occurred during the match between Quetta Gladiators and Rawalpindi, where Mitchell…

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Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon go Instagram official: Inside the luxury USD 12 million Los Angeles home they live in | English Movie News

Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon go Instagram official: Inside the luxury USD 12 million Los Angeles home they live in Brad Pitt and his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, have seemingly taken their relationship to the next level by making it Instagram official. The couple’s social media debut comes months after reports that they had…

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Sunil Gavaskar: ‘There was a legend … ‘: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi recalls hearing Sunil Gavaskar stories from father | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryanshi and Sunil Gavaskar (Image: X) Finishing IPL 2026 as the Orange Cap winner with 776 runs, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi emerged as the face of the season. The teenage sensation shattered records, entertained fans with fearless batting, and etched his name into IPL history with a breakthrough campaign that few could have imagined.Behind the sixes,…

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What did Indians eat in the 1960s? Popular foods from the 1960s that younger generations may not recognise

The Indian kitchen of the 1960s looked very different from today. There were no instant noodles, ready-to-eat meals or supermarket aisles packed with dozens of snack brands. Yet packaged food was slowly becoming part of urban life.Some products that once felt familiar have almost disappeared from everyday conversation. Others survive only as old tins, faded…

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