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'The world is laughing harder now': Khawaja mocks Aaqib Javed

'The world is laughing harder now': Khawaja mocks Aaqib Javed

Rediff.com3 Sep 2026

Former Australia batter Usman Khawaja has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board's director of high performance, Aaqib Javed, over his comments regarding the team's major shake-up during the Test series against England.

7 Krishna Temples Around The World

7 Krishna Temples Around The World

Rediff.com3 Sep 2026

What do a Rajasthani style building, an island and a striking lotus-shaped shrine have in common? They are all home to Krishna devotion far from India. Unexpected settings to fascinating architecture, these seven temples offer a glimpse of how Krishna's timeless tradition has travelled across the globe.

India, 163 other nations back UN's 'Correct the World map' move; US opposes

India, 163 other nations back UN's 'Correct the World map' move; US opposes

Rediff.com5 Sep 2026

The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution, backed by India, to correct the world map for a more accurate representation of continental landmasses. The resolution addresses the distortions caused by the widely used Mercator projection, which minimises the perceived sizes of regions like Africa, Latin America, and South Asia, promoting an unbalanced global view. India supports the move towards more accurate cartographic practices, specifically endorsing broader use of Equal Area map projections.

'Rinku Singh among top 5 finishers in the world'

'Rinku Singh among top 5 finishers in the world'

Rediff.com21 Aug 2026

Meerut Mavericks fast bowler Kartik Tyagi has lauded captain Rinku Singh, stating that the left-hander is 'almost in the Top 5 batters' globally for his ability to dominate pressure situations in the death overs.

Ready For The World Humanoid Robot Games?

Ready For The World Humanoid Robot Games?

Rediff.com14 Aug 2026

Glimpses of humanoid robots training across soccer, table tennis and other events ahead of the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.

Anthropic's prospectus warns of AI's 'existential risks to humanity'

Anthropic's prospectus warns of AI's 'existential risks to humanity'

Rediff.com13 hours ago

Anthropic has formally warned investors that its technology may pose "existential risks to humanity" in a long-awaited initial public offering prospectus circulated with a small group of partners in recent days.

Round The World On A Biscuit Tour

Round The World On A Biscuit Tour

Rediff.com9 Aug 2026

Indian chai is wholly incomplete without a plate of biscuits or biskoot, as we call them.

Stunning Solar Eclipse Images From Around The World

Stunning Solar Eclipse Images From Around The World

Rediff.com13 Aug 2026

Glimpses of the August 12, 2026 solar eclipse as the Moon crossed the Sun over Europe and beyond.

India Among Countries Who Love Instant Noodles Most!

India Among Countries Who Love Instant Noodles Most!

Rediff.com20 hours ago

Instant noodles continued to be a favourite worldwide, with consumption climbing to an estimated 124.21 billion servings last year.

Indian Squash Stars Anahat And Abhay Singh Clinch Silver Medals At Asian Games

Indian Squash Stars Anahat And Abhay Singh Clinch Silver Medals At Asian Games

Rediff.com2 days ago

Indian squash players Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh both secured silver medals at the Asian Games after losing their respective singles finals to Malaysian opponents.

Gandhi Jayanti ahead, PETA India pushes Centre for meat ad ban

Gandhi Jayanti ahead, PETA India pushes Centre for meat ad ban

Rediff.com1 days ago

Ahead of Gandhi Jayanti, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals India (PETA India) has sent a letter to Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Ashwini Vaishnaw calling for a nationwide prohibition on billboards, television, online and other advertisements for meat, beginning on October 2.

How Ancy Sojan's Asian Games Silver United A Family And Ignited New Dreams

How Ancy Sojan's Asian Games Silver United A Family And Ignited New Dreams

Rediff.com2 days ago

Long jumper Ancy Sojan secured a silver medal for India at the Asian Games, bringing immense joy to her family in Nattika, Keralam, despite initial hopes for gold. Her parents, Sojan and Jansy, expressed happiness over the medal but noted that adverse weather conditions impacted her performance. The family now aims for Ancy to compete at the World Championship level.

What Is RCB Doing At Milan Fashion Week?

What Is RCB Doing At Milan Fashion Week?

Rediff.com17 hours ago

Royal Challengers Bengaluru has officially taken its fashion game from the stands to the Milan runway. In a first for an IPL franchise, RCB teamed up with PUMA and designer Dhruv Kapoor to unveil three limited-edition jackets at Milan Fashion Week.

From World Cup Hero to 28 Million Followers: Vozinha Says 'I've Lost My Peace'

From World Cup Hero to 28 Million Followers: Vozinha Says 'I've Lost My Peace'

Rediff.com1 days ago

Vozinha went from 56,000 to 28 million Instagram followers after Cape Verde's World Cup run. Now the goalkeeper says he wants his old life back.

Jay Gupta Hopes Brazil Match Sparks Indian Football Revolution

Jay Gupta Hopes Brazil Match Sparks Indian Football Revolution

Rediff.com10 hours ago

Indian footballer Jay Gupta expresses his hopes that the upcoming friendly matches against five-time world champions Brazil and Uruguay will ignite a revolution for football in India, similar to Kapil Dev's 1983 World Cup win for cricket. He views the unprecedented fixtures as a crucial opportunity for the Indian team to test their calibre against elite opposition and learn, aiming to build on their recent performance against Panama.

No meat, no eggs, just dal, paneer and faith: Gulveer's formula for Asian Games glory

No meat, no eggs, just dal, paneer and faith: Gulveer's formula for Asian Games glory

Rediff.com7 hours ago

Indian athlete Gulveer Singh secured three medals at the Asian Games, attributing his success to a strict vegetarian diet of pulses, chapati, and paneer, alongside mental strength derived from his devotion to Lord Hanuman. He became only the second Indian male to win three athletics medals in a single edition of the Games, running four races in five days and now setting his sights on Olympic and World Championship qualifications.

Kohli Confirms 2027 World Cup Will Be His Last

Kohli Confirms 2027 World Cup Will Be His Last

Rediff.com3 days ago

Cricket superstar Virat Kohli has announced that the 2027 50-overs World Cup will be his final appearance for India in the format.

Spain deserved the World Cup, admits Argentina midfielder Paredes

Spain deserved the World Cup, admits Argentina midfielder Paredes

Rediff.com24 Jul 2026

Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes said Spain were the better team in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final and deserved to lift the trophy after their 1-0 victory.

How Neeru Dhanda Overcame Illness For Asian Games Gold

How Neeru Dhanda Overcame Illness For Asian Games Gold

Rediff.com13 hours ago

Indian shooter Neeru Dhanda secured a historic gold medal in the women's trap event at the Asian Games, becoming the first Indian woman to achieve this feat. Her victory came despite a severe illness that hospitalised her just 10 days before the competition, and challenging weather conditions during the final. Coach Peter Wilson praised her dedication and focus, highlighting her ability to overcome adversity.

Pune To Host 2032 Cycling Road World Championships; India's First Major Cycling Event

Pune To Host 2032 Cycling Road World Championships; India's First Major Cycling Event

Rediff.com5 days ago

Pune, India, has been selected to host the 2032 UCI Cycling Road World Championships, marking a historic first for the country in hosting such a prestigious international cycling event.

Tom Cruise's Digger Arrives In Los Angeles

Tom Cruise's Digger Arrives In Los Angeles

Rediff.com14 hours ago

Here's a ringside view of Tom Cruise's Digger premiere in Los Angeles.

Batting coach Reifer calls for greater responsibility from West Indies middle order

Batting coach Reifer calls for greater responsibility from West Indies middle order

Rediff.com10 hours ago

West Indies batting coach Floyd Reifer has stressed the need for the middle order to show greater responsibility and regain consistency, especially as the team prepares for the ODI World Cup Qualifier. He acknowledged positives from the recent loss to India, including a strong opening partnership, and highlighted the potential of young batter Jewel Andrew.

Nothing Headphone (1) Pro: The Premium Headphones V Wants

Nothing Headphone (1) Pro: The Premium Headphones V Wants

Rediff.com45 minutes ago

Nothing has expanded its premium audio line-up with the launch of the Headphone (1) Pro, the brand's newest flagship over-ear model.

Teenage sensation Shin Ohashi breaks 200m breaststroke world record to win gold at Asian Games

Teenage sensation Shin Ohashi breaks 200m breaststroke world record to win gold at Asian Games

Rediff.com5 days ago

Japan's 17-year-old swimmer Shin Ohashi has set a new men's 200 metres breaststroke world record, clocking 2:04.83 at the Asian Games in Tokyo, surpassing China's Qin Haiyang's previous mark.

Terrorism will have consequences: India warns Pak PM at UNGA

Terrorism will have consequences: India warns Pak PM at UNGA

Rediff.com3 days ago

India, through First Secretary Petal Gahlot, strongly criticised Pakistan at the UN General Assembly, labelling it a "puppet regime" and warning of consequences for its continued support of terrorism. This came after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif raised the Kashmir issue and credited Donald Trump for intervening in a hypothetical 2025 conflict. India highlighted Pakistan's internal political issues, its history with Osama Bin Laden, and the human rights situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, while also condemning its blasphemy laws and treatment of minorities.

Ramayana: When MrBeast Met Lord Ram!

Ramayana: When MrBeast Met Lord Ram!

Rediff.com1 days ago

The Ramayana event was a mixed bag. Here's why.

Trump Can't Concede Defeat; He Doesn't Know How To Win

Trump Can't Concede Defeat; He Doesn't Know How To Win

Rediff.com1 days ago

There are only bad and worse options before him, points out Aakar Patel.

Governor Varma Champions Bamboo For Sustainable Growth

Governor Varma Champions Bamboo For Sustainable Growth

Rediff.com2 days ago

Maharashtra Governor Jishnu Dev Varma has advocated for a bamboo-based economy to drive sustainable development, create rural livelihoods, and offer green alternatives to plastic. Speaking at a summit, he highlighted bamboo's crucial role in climate change mitigation, its potential to empower local communities, and its benefits for farmers.

Indian Football Team Aims To Learn From Panama Friendly

Indian Football Team Aims To Learn From Panama Friendly

Rediff.com5 days ago

Indian football coach Khalid Jamil and goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu view the upcoming FIFA international friendly against World Cup participant Panama as a crucial learning opportunity. They believe playing stronger teams is essential for India's development and ambition to become a world-class football nation, despite Panama's superior ranking and World Cup experience. The match is seen as a chance to understand the demands of top-tier football and integrate younger players into the squad.

'Leave ISRO ALONE!'

'Leave ISRO ALONE!'

Rediff.com1 days ago

'I don't think the government will sacrifice such a fine institution for monetary gains.'

Watch: UN delegates walk out of Netanyahu speech

Watch: UN delegates walk out of Netanyahu speech

Rediff.com4 days ago

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticised delegates who walked out of the United Nations General Assembly during his speech, labelling them 'moral cowards.' He also addressed rising antisemitism and accused New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of fostering an unsafe environment for Jewish residents.

How India Is Poised To Become A Global Semiconductor Powerhouse

How India Is Poised To Become A Global Semiconductor Powerhouse

Rediff.com2 days ago

India is strategically positioned to develop a robust domestic semiconductor ecosystem, driven by increasing electronics consumption, strong government support through incentives, and a global shift in supply chains. Boston Consulting Group Managing Director Ankush Wadhera highlights India's potential as a safe haven for investments, with the AI boom further fuelling demand for advanced chips. The nation aims to expand its capabilities across the entire semiconductor value chain, attracting significant global and domestic investments.

Indian Golf Needs Government Backing To Shed Elite Image

Indian Golf Needs Government Backing To Shed Elite Image

Rediff.com13 hours ago

The Women's Golf Association of India (WGAI) is advocating for increased government support and improved grassroots infrastructure to make golf more accessible to young players in India. WGAI president Kavita Singh and Hero MotoCorp executive vice-president Sanjay Bhan challenged the perception of golf as an elitist sport, highlighting the need for public facilities and resources to foster talent and change mindsets. They stressed that government intervention is crucial for developing the sport and creating career opportunities beyond playing.

UAE to Invest Additional $25 Billion in India, Deepening Economic Ties

UAE to Invest Additional $25 Billion in India, Deepening Economic Ties

Rediff.com19 hours ago

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has expressed intent to invest an additional $25 billion in India, with an ultimate goal of reaching $100 billion in investments, Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced. This comes as both nations plan to enhance cooperation in shipping, ports, energy, and emerging technologies, against a backdrop of expanding bilateral trade.

Peter Wilson Expresses Disappointment Over Zorawar Singh's Asian Games Exclusion

Peter Wilson Expresses Disappointment Over Zorawar Singh's Asian Games Exclusion

Rediff.com2 days ago

India's foreign trap shooting coach, Peter Wilson, has voiced his disappointment over the exclusion of World Championship bronze medallist Zorawar Singh from the Asian Games squad. Wilson highlighted Zorawar's calibre and the "great shame" of his omission, attributing it largely to the National Rifle Association of India's (NRAI) selection policy which prioritises domestic trials over international results. He also addressed the Indian shotgun team's recent poor World Cup performances and discussed the need for systemic changes to improve access to shotgun shooting in India.

Novak Djokovic says body 'feeling good' as Beijing return offers fresh start

Novak Djokovic says body 'feeling good' as Beijing return offers fresh start

Rediff.com15 hours ago

Novak Djokovic returns at the China Open encouraged by his fitness, aiming to revive momentum against Nuno Borges at a venue where he remains unbeaten across 29 matches.

World's Best 7 Airlines Of 2026

World's Best 7 Airlines Of 2026

Rediff.com5 days ago

Air India secured the 57th spot worldwide, marking a notable rise from its 84th position in 2025. IndiGo, meanwhile, slipped to 61st, compared with 39th place a year earlier.

Asian Games: Sarvesh Kushare dedicates High Jump silver to countrymen, family

Asian Games: Sarvesh Kushare dedicates High Jump silver to countrymen, family

Rediff.com1 days ago

Indian high jumper Sarvesh Kushare, fresh off a silver medal win at Aichi-Nagoya, credited support from SAI and the Athletics Federation of India for his success at the 2026 Asian Games.

Shaunae Miller-Uibo Named International Ambassador For Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon

Shaunae Miller-Uibo Named International Ambassador For Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon

Rediff.com5 days ago

Two-time Olympic gold medallist Shaunae Miller-Uibo has been announced as the International Event Ambassador for the Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon. The Bahamian sprinter, known for her explosive finishes and consistent performance, will visit New Delhi to be part of the event, aiming to inspire runners with her journey of progress and consistency.

Rahi Sarnobat's Asian Games Dream Dented By Disputed Shot

Rahi Sarnobat's Asian Games Dream Dented By Disputed Shot

Rediff.com1 days ago

Indian shooter Rahi Sarnobat's Asian Games campaign was marred by a controversial scoring decision in the 25m sports pistol qualification. A shot she believed was on target was ruled to have hit the frame, resulting in a zero and severely impacting India's team medal chances. Sarnobat questioned the decision and the evidence, highlighting the need for a more effective challenge mechanism in competitive shooting.