DK Shivakumar to mass transport fans: Public transport is fine, but try finding a bride without owing a car! | Bengaluru News

Recent Views 9 Bengaluru: After days of sparring over the controversial tunnel road project, Bangalore South MP Tejasvi Surya met deputy chief minister D K Shivakumar on Tuesday to discuss alternatives to ease the city’s traffic chaos. Surya pitched for scrapping the “car-only” multi-crore tunnel road project and suggested investing instead in mass transport like…

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‘Hard work paying off’: Mohammed Shami roars back to form, sends selectors a fiery reminder with Ranji heroics | Cricket News

Recent Views 10 Mohammed Shami (Pic credit: Shami’s X post) NEW DELHI: Senior pacer Mohammed Shami on Tuesday reaffirmed his readiness for an India comeback, declaring that his “hard work is paying off” after a stunning performance for Bengal in the Ranji Trophy. The veteran fast bowler, who has been sidelined from national duties following…

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PAK vs SA, 1st T20I Highlights: Under-strength South Africa stun Pakistan by 55 Runs in Rawalpindi | Cricket News

Recent Views 9 Pakistan’s Sahibzada Farhan is bowled out by South Africa’s Lizaad Williams. (AP Photo) An injury-hit South Africa, missing seven frontline players, stunned Pakistan with a commanding 55-run victory in the first Twenty20 international on Tuesday, silencing a packed home crowd that had turned up to celebrate Babar Azam’s T20I comeback.Go Beyond The…

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Harvard conservative student magazine accuses board of ‘usurpation of power’ after suspension order

Recent Views 16 Harvard University’s conservative student magazine, The Harvard Salient, is caught in an escalating internal conflict after its editor-in-chief, Richard Y. Rodgers ’28, defied a board order that sought to suspend the publication pending a conduct investigation. In an email to the magazine’s mailing list on Tuesday, Rodgers dismissed the board’s decision as…

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Mehli Mistry exits Tatas’ inner circle

Recent Views 8 MUMBAI: For someone at the heart of one of India’s most storied corporate families, Mehli Mistry has long remained an enigma: a man who moves within the most rarefied Parsi circles yet stays almost invisible to the public eye. Photographs of him are scarce; party appearances rarer still. He doesn’t drink, avoids…

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