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Tonight is the Euro football finals and England are in the final again and I’m hoping this time we can go all the way! Football has for a long time been seen as a very masculine sport but in the last decade women’s football has gained in popularity and is getting the coverage it deserves, but women’s football is not a new thing! It’s been around nearly as long as men’s football.

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Tonight is the Euro football finals and England are in the final again and I’m hoping this time we can go all the way! Football has for a long time been seen as a very masculine sport but in the last decade women’s football has gained in popularity and is getting the coverage it deserves, … Read more

Early trends suggest NC-Congress edge in Jammu and Kashmir, PDP languishes, Independents struggle to make a dent

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Going by early trends, the National Conference-Congress alliance appears to be heading to form the government in Jammu and Kashmir, while Independents and smaller parties – tagged by some as the BJP’s proxies – are failing to make a mark. The trends will give a sigh of relief to former chief minister and National Conference … Read more

Ranbir Kapoor’s performance in Saawariya climax made Sanjay Leela Bhansali weep: ‘His talent is second to none’

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Ranbir Kapoor didn’t have the most positive experience working as an assistant to director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, before he went on to make his acting debut for him with the film Saawariya. But he said that the experienced shaped him into a better performer. In an interview, Bhansali recalled spotting Ranbir’s acting talent, and predicting … Read more

Rajinikanth’s Jailer sells 9 lakh tickets, Gadar 2 rules the North with 3 lakh ticket sales: What Independence Day weekend at movies looks like

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Gadar 2, OMG 2, Jailer and Bhola Shankar — cinephiles have a variety of films to pick from this weekend. All the films have their own pull at the box office, hence all are expected to have a decent run, leading to a bountiful weekend at the movies. However, in the Hindi-speaking markets, Sunny Deol’s … Read more

Singham Again trailer launch: New dad Ranveer arrives minus Deepika; Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor arrive in style

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Singham Again trailer launch took place in Mumbai on Monday. The film’s stars Ajay Devgn, Ranveer Singh, Tiger Shroff, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Arjun Kapoor and director Rohit Shetty made it to the launch event. Scroll to see the photos. (Photo: Varinder Chawla) New dad Ranveer Singh made a solo entry. (Photo: Varinder Chawla) Deepika Padukone, … Read more

Singham Again trailer: Ajay Devgn’s Singham turns into Lord Ram, rescues Sita with his army of cops. Watch

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Singham Again trailer: Filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s most-anticipated film, Singham Again, is slated to hit theaters on Diwali. Ahead of its grand release, the makers have excited fans by dropping an action-packed trailer on Monday. The film stars Ajay Devgn in the lead role, alongside Kareena Kapoor, Tiger Shroff, and Deepika Padukone. Arjun Kapoor takes on … Read more

Early trends suggest NC-Congress edge in Jammu and Kashmir, PDP languishes, Independents struggle to make a dent

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Going by early trends, the National Conference-Congress alliance appears to be heading to form the government in Jammu and Kashmir, while Independents and smaller parties – tagged by some as the BJP’s proxies – are failing to make a mark. The trends will give a sigh of relief to former chief minister and National Conference … Read more

Magnus Carlsen alleges Nihal Sarin made illegal chess moves, panel says, nothing illegal about it- The Indian Express exclusive

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The chair of the GCL appeals committee also confirmed to The Indian Express that there were no illegal moves made by the Indian, although he admitted that there were “illegal situations” that occurred during the game, and that the arbiter should have intervened. A day after five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen alleged that Indian prodigy … Read more

India vs Bangladesh: What Hardik Pandya’s nonchalant no-look shot says about the comeback man

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When the cameras zoomed onto his face, Hardik Pandya’s jaws snapped the gum with a theatrical flourish. The stroke he had executed exemplified his nonchalant coolness – a ramp off a pacer over the wicketkeeper’s head, without even looking at the ball or its eventual destination.

No-look shots have a mystical fondness in cricket, like the back-heel in football or the ‘tweener’ in tennis. A no-look ramp is even more electrifying. When a batsman has played the shot from right under the eye-line, with the ball almost kissing the chest, their eyes would reflexively travel with the ball, till it reaches its eventual destination.

But Hardik rebelled against human nature and reflexes. He watched the ball until it climbed onto his torso. He arched his upper body to manufacture space for his hands to help the ball beyond the ‘keeper’s reach, like he was playfully slapping a friend at a reunion.