Month: May 2025

[ad_1] Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Image credit: BCCI/IPL) NEW DELHI: Vaibhav Suryavanshi lit up IPL 2025 with a sensational century against Gujarat Titans, turning heads across the cricketing world. The 14-year-old southpaw set the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur alight with his explosive strokeplay in a high-scoring thriller that saw Rajasthan Royals chase down a daunting 210-run target with ease, clinching an eight-wicket victory. Just days after his record-breaking feat, Suryavanshi faced a harsh lesson in the game’s unpredictability, falling for a two-ball duck against Mumbai Indians at the same venue on Thursday.With Rajasthan Royals now out of the playoff race and gearing up to face Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday, Suryavanshi was spotted sharing a light-hearted moment with teammate Nitish Rana.WATCH:Cricket icon Kapil Dev also weighed in on the young star’s meteoric rise, underlining the need for patience in his development."Give […]

[ad_1] Peter Thiel, founder, Palantir Technologies Federal authorities are in the process of developing a comprehensive new database system, dubbed "ImmigrationOS," designed to track and target millions of individuals residing in the United States without legal status. Media reports indicate that Palantir Technologies has secured a $30 million contract to build this Immigration Lifecycle Operating System (ImmigrationOS). The agreement with the Denver-based company stipulates the rollout of a prototype by this fall. A recent report by 404 Media also highlighted Palantir's increasing involvement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), including its role in pinpointing the physical locations of individuals slated for deportation.Palantir already manages the ICE system utilized for Homeland Security investigations. The new ImmigrationOS will consolidate data from numerous databases originating from both government and private sector sources. Palantir has maintained its status as an ICE contractor for over […]

[ad_1] Shubman Gill and Pat Cummins (BCCI/IPL Photo) NEW DELHI: Sunrisers Hyderabad skipper Pat Cummins won the toss and chose to bowl first against Gujarat Titans in their Indian Premier League clash on Friday. The SRH side remains unchanged from their previous match."We will have a bowl. You never really know what you will get. Sometimes it is better to bat at night. We won our first game at CSK's venue. Hopefully the trend continues here as well. If we win all our games, we still have a chance. We haven't quite clicked as a team. Last couple of games, we have done better. Same team," Cummins said at the toss.Gujarat Titans made one change, bringing in Gerald Coetzee in place of Afghanistan allrounder Karim Janat."We would have bowled first as well. Looks like a good wicket. Last game here […]

[ad_1] Silver medallist Kishore Kumar Jena of India, gold medalist Neeraj Chopra of India and bronze medalist Roderick Genki Dean of Japan (Photo by Lintao Zhang/Getty Images) NEW DELHI: The qualifying mark for the men's javelin throw at the World Athletics Championships is the same as the Olympics: 85.50 metres. At the halfway stage of the Asian Games 2022 final in Hangzhou, Kishore Jena had already crossed that mark with a mighty 86.77m throwNot long after, he bettered that with a sensational 87.54m (a new personal best), placing himself in the gold medal position.But then came Neeraj Chopra, launching the javelin to a staggering 88.88m to clinch the coveted gold.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!For Odisha-born Jena, it was a silver. Yet, not a single trace of disappointment was visible on his face.As the crowd at […]