Author: Arjun Kulkarni

Rain forced the third T20 at Eden Park to be abandoned, handing England a 1‑0 series win over New Zealand. Key performances and upcoming ODIs are highlighted.

India and Australia kick off their 2025 ODI series in Melbourne; Shubman Gill fields first, Rohit Sharma's low catch sparks an early Indian breakthrough.

Libra natives enjoy mental peace, financial gains and relationship harmony on Oct 12, 2025, as Moon enters Gemini and auspicious yogas boost wealth and wellbeing.

MHA has released IB ACIO Admit Card 2025 for the Grade-II/Executive recruitment. The exam will run from September 16 to 18 to fill 3,717 posts. Candidates can download their hall ticket from the official MHA website using their User ID and Password. Carry a printed copy and a valid photo ID to the center. This is the first stage of a multi-tier selection process.

The article delves into the effectiveness of Gary Vaynerchuk's 'Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook' strategy, exploring how it has revolutionized viral marketing campaigns. Learn how brands can gain traction on social media by following the strategy's principles. With insights from marketing expert Gregory Charny, discover how staying relevant and connected to audiences is crucial for success. This piece provides actionable advice on harnessing the power of social media in a dynamic online landscape.

So, folks, you won't believe what went down between Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant! It was a classic cricket jest, packed with plenty of humor and sportsmanship. These two cricketing titans found themselves in a friendly banter during a match, sparking a wave of laughter among fans. Pant's jovial antics on the field were playfully countered by Sharma's quick wit, creating an amusing moment that will be remembered for ages. Bottom line, it was just two pals sharing a light moment in the field, nothing more, nothing less. So, let's keep the balls rolling and the spirits high!

Living as an Indian in New Zealand offers a blend of vibrant multicultural experiences and breathtaking landscapes. The Kiwi lifestyle is laid-back and friendly, making it easy to adapt and build community ties. While food habits might need a bit of adjustment, there's a growing number of Indian restaurants and grocery stores to cater to our palate. The language barrier can be a challenge initially, but New Zealand's emphasis on diversity and inclusivity aids in overcoming it. Overall, it's like embarking on an exciting journey of discovery, while keeping a piece of your home close.

In my conversations with airline and airport crews, I've found that they generally have a positive perception of Indian passengers. They appreciate their cooperative nature, respect for rules, and their cultural richness. However, they also mention language barriers and dietary preferences as areas of challenge. They love the warmth and friendly nature of Indian passengers, but also express the need for better communication to improve the overall experience. Overall, they see Indian passengers as an integral part of their global clientele.

In a recent turn of events, former President Trump had a telephonic exchange with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During this conversation, PM Modi took the opportunity to express his concerns about Pakistan's PM, Imran Khan. The specifics of these concerns were not made public. This conversation underscores the complex dynamic between the three countries. It's a topic I'll be keeping an eye on, as it could have potential implications on global politics.

In my latest blog post, I explored the question, "Is Indian food healthy?" From what I've researched, Indian cuisine offers a variety of dishes that are both nutritious and flavorful, thanks to the use of fresh ingredients and a plethora of spices. However, it's important to remember that moderation is key, as some dishes can be high in fat and calories. Overall, I believe that Indian food can definitely be a healthy choice when chosen wisely and consumed in moderation. So, go ahead and enjoy your favorite curry, but don't forget to include some veggies and whole grains too!