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India script history, become first team to register 200 T20I wins after edging Japan in thriller | Cricket News

India beat Japan by 2 runs. (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: India scripted another milestone in their T20I history on Tuesday, becoming the first team to register 200 wins in men’s T20 internationals, including victories achieved through Super Overs.The landmark 200th win came in dramatic fashion as the world champions survived a major scare from…

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Presley Gerber’s body released after autopsy; death case linked to Matthew Perry amid suspected Ketamine use |

resley Gerber’s body has reportedly been released by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner following the completion of his autopsy, days after his tragic demise.Presley Gerber’s body releasedThe 27-year-old model and son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber died at a Los Angeles-area rehabilitation facility, reportedly just a few hours after checking in. According to…

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Einstein’s ‘spooky action’ survives one of the most extreme tests yet: CERN finds strong evidence that heavy Z bosons can become quantum-entangled

Einstein famously found quantum mechanics so strange that he once referred to quantum entanglement as “spooky action at a distance”. More than a century later, one of the strangest predictions of quantum theory has now been tested in an environment far removed from the relatively low-energy systems where entanglement is usually studied.Physicists working with the…

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Keerthy Suresh calls her ‘Dorothy’ co-stars Rishikanth and Sananth ‘close friends’, but her ‘Da’ remark stirs up controversy |

Keerthy Suresh’s fun interaction with her ‘Dorothy’ co-stars Rishikanth and Sananth has now become a talking point on social media. During the film’s promotional event in Madurai, the actor addressed the two actors casually as ‘Da’ while teasing them on stage. While the moment appeared to be a friendly exchange, some fans felt that the…

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Meet Cavon Hajamiri, the 17-year-old California student who built a wearable that detects vehicles approaching from behind |

At 17, California student Cavon Hajimiri has developed a wearable device designed to warn pedestrians about vehicles approaching from behind. Called Hindsight, the invention uses radar technology to detect potential hazards and alert users through sounds and vibrations. Hajimiri, a student at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, began working on the project after experiencing several close…

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