Vaibhav Sooryavanshi makes a statement! Teenager misses ton as East Zone match Central Zone’s first-innings total | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Pic credit: BCCI) BENGALURU: In 118 minutes and 81 balls, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi offered a glimpse of the raw talent that has made him one of Indian cricket’s most sought-after prospects. The southpaw backs his big-hitting ability irrespective of the format and his fearless approach was on full display as the East Zone opener…

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Massachusetts removed a dam that had blocked the Town River for more than 100 years; the project reopened 10 miles of river and 354 acres of spawning habitat for migratory fish

High Street Dam Removal in the Taunton River Watershed Demolition crews in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, have completed the removal of the High Street Dam, taking down a 12.5-foot-high and 80-foot-wide concrete barrier that had blocked the Town River for more than a century. The removal has reopened 10 miles (16 kilometres) of continuous river channel and…

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Capricorn Monthly Predictions for September 2026: Month presents hurdles; navigate relationship tensions and boost health for smoother days

September grows like a young tree in uneven weather. Its roots strengthen quietly while family, money, and duty pull at different branches. The opening days of this phase are favourable for receiving the support and affection of your mother, although you may be worried and tense because of her poor health. You may also face…

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Maggi, Lay’s products seized as FDA busts expiry date tampering racket near Mumbai | Mumbai News

Officials in Navi Mumbai have dismantled a food expiry date tampering scheme (Representative image) MUMBAI: A suspected food adulteration racket involving the replacement of manufacturing and expiry dates on packaged products has been busted in Navi Mumbai, with the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seizing food items worth Rs 75.52 lakh, including Maggi and…

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A Tennessee man left a late-1700s house and about $500,000 to local government for a park; after nearly a decade of delays, the property and money are going to a descendant

Plans to restore a historic Sumner County house are finally happening A historic late-18th-century home and about $500,000 in cash given to a local Tennessee government to create a public park have been returned to a family descendant after nearly 10 years of municipal delays. The legal transfer ends a long dispute over the estate,…

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