Mumbai Indians urged to get Rinku Singh and Harshit Rana in return if Hardik Pandya traded to KKR: ‘The only way…’ | Cricket – Hindustan Times

Mumbai Indians urged to get Rinku Singh and Harshit Rana in return if Hardik Pandya traded to KKR: ‘The only way…’ | Cricket  Hindustan Times Hardik Pandya to Kolkata Knight Riders possible but ‘only on one condition’, 5 likely trade possibilities  Telegraph India ‘Get Harshit Rana and Rinku Singh’: Ashwin names Mumbai Indians’ ideal Hardik Pandya trade  The…

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You are in politics and fear eggs? Freedom fighters took bullets: Supreme Court refuses relief to Mahua Moitra

Today, Senior Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan representing Moitra before the top court submitted that a Facebook post led to the registration of a case against her. He added that she should be permitted to appear before the Investigation Officer (IO) through video-conferencing (VC). However, the Court questioned her prayer. “Why virtually? Because you are an MP?,”…

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Ising Models Simulate Majorana Fermions In Black Hole Spacetime

Researchers at the National Institute of Physics, University of the Philippines Diliman, have found that transverse-field Ising models, systems of interacting quantum spins, can effectively simulate Majorana fermions within the curved spacetime surrounding a Schwarzschild black hole. The study finds that four distinct mathematical representations of this spacetime, Schwarzschild, tortoise, Kruskal, and conformally flat, each…

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‘Rekha was fat when she started’: Brother-in-law on her stunning Bollywood transformation | Bollywood News

4 min readNew DelhiAug 7, 2026 12:05 PM IST Veteran actor Rekha started her career amid many struggles at an early age in Hindi cinema, and it is said that Rekha had to transform herself to impress the makers and audience of Bollywood. In a recent interview, her brother-in-law, actor Tej Sapru, spoke about Rekha’s…

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CJI Surya Kant Calls Mediation A ‘Psychological’ Process, Says India Can Emerge As Global Centre For Dispute Resolution

Chief Justice of India, Justice Surya Kanta on Friday said that the sine qua non of mediation is “deeply psychological” in nature and that there is no reason why India cannot establish itself as a genuine centre of mediation for the global community. He said that it is not enough to merely have adequate dispute…

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