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Director Adhik Ravichandran breaks silence on Ajith Kumar's 'AK 64'

Director Adhik Ravichandran has confirmed that pre-production for Ajith Kumar's AK 64 is complete. An official announcement regarding the project is anticipated to be made in August. This update ends months of speculation surrounding Ajith Kumar's next film. Following the announcement, the shooting for AK 64 is expected to commence soon. Fans eagerly await further details about the cast and crew of this upcoming movie.
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Rohit Sharma fires but India fold at Lord's, finish tour with just one win

Head coach Gautam Gambhir will board the flight from London having won just one match on a white-ball tour which also includes suffering a T20I whitewash at the hands of Ireland. Shubman Gill is yet to win a series since he took over the captaincy from Rohit last October.
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Will Lionel Messi retire? Argentina coach breaks silence

Spain secured their second FIFA World Cup title after defeating Argentina in the 2026 final. Substitute Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in extra time, ending Argentina's reign. Lionel Messi's future remains his personal decision, according to coach Lionel Scaloni. Spain completed an unbeaten tournament, conceding only one goal throughout their campaign. This victory marked Spain's first World Cup win since their triumph in 2010.
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Ryan Fox hunts down history at the Open


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Tom Cruise promotes 'Digger' at FIFA World Cup closing ceremony:'I don't play just to win, I play to dominate'

Tom Cruise made a grand appearance at the FIFA World Cup Closing Ceremony, using the platform to generate buzz for his forthcoming film. He elaborated on the qualities that elevate extraordinary performers above the rest, delving into his personal commitment to excellence. The movie 'Digger' will showcase Cruise in a surprising comic role, hitting theaters in October 2026.
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'They came very late': CJP claims govt reached out, but 'no clarity' on talks

Supporters gathered at Jantar Mantar ahead of the proposed 'Chalo Sansad' march to Parliament on Monday. Addressing the gathering, CJP president Abhijeet Dipke said the march would go ahead despite restrictions. "The biggest march in India's history is about to take place. For the past 10-12 years, attempts have been made to destroy democracy in this country. By sitting at Jantar Mantar for a month, you have revived democracy," Abhijeet Dipke said.
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Nagasaki museum visit leaves players in awe

Nagasaki museum visit leaves players in awe
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Exclusive: Paritosh Painter on directing Nawazuddin Siddiqui and daughter Shora in Naqaab

The father-daughter duo is on an international tour performing for their brand new play
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How Lamine Yamal's 3-year-old brother Keyne became the most loved and viral star of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Keyne Yamal, the 3-year-old half-brother of Spain star Lamine Yamal, emerged as one of the most beloved figures of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Born in September 2022 to Lamine's mother Sheila Ebana, Keyne went viral multiple times throughout Spain's run to the title — shouting "Vamos!" after the Austria win, making faces on the Belgium jumbotron, waving to Lamine after the semifinal, and charming everyone on the field during the final. For Lamine, who grew up in poverty, seeing Keyne experience the childhood he never had is what brings him the most happiness. Spain beat Argentina 1-0 on July 19 to win the World Cup.
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US import prices up 7.1% in June, highest annual gain since August 2022

United States import prices saw an unexpected rise in June. Nonfuel import costs increased, offsetting lower fuel prices during the month. Industrial supplies and materials became more expensive, driven by chemicals and finished nonmetals. Fuel prices showed mixed movements, with petroleum falling and natural gas rising. Export prices, however, experienced a decline in June.
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How an idea that started in Europe years ago, is solving biggest complaint environmentalist have with Wind energy industry in the US

Wind turbine blades are notoriously hard to recycle, giving critics of wind energy an easy line of attack. But an idea born in Ireland in 2019 is quietly fixing that. Decommissioned fiberglass blades are being turned into girders for pedestrian bridges—first in Cork, then near Atlanta by 2025—swapping out steel and giving retired blades a useful second life instead of a landfill.
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Can you seek child custody through a habeas corpus petition? Andhra Pradesh HC explains

The Andhra Pradesh High Court dismissed a father's habeas corpus plea for his daughters. It ruled that writ courts cannot conduct detailed child welfare inquiries. Custody disputes must be resolved under the Guardians and Wards Act. This is especially true when guardianship proceedings are already pending elsewhere. The court emphasized that such matters require a proper inquiry based on evidence.
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First Cholesterol-Lowering Pill to Replace PCSK9 Injections Gets US Nod

The US FDA has given the green light to the world's first oral PCSK9 inhibitor, a groundbreaking medication that promises a convenient once-daily tablet alternative to injections for managing high cholesterol in adults, particularly those with genetic variations. When combined with other treatments, this innovative drug has shown a significant reduction in bad cholesterol levels. Unfortunately, it may not be available in India right away.
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