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Muhammad Ali's Legacy: How Values and Courage Defined a Life Beyond Boxing

Muhammad Ali's journey in boxing began after his bicycle was stolen, an incident that led him to the sport and eventually to global fame. Beyond his athletic achievements, Ali was known for standing firmly by his personal and moral convictions, even at the cost of his professional career. His dedication to family and commitment to serving others shaped his identity as a humanitarian figure. Ali's courage in the face of adversity transformed him into an enduring symbol of inspiration. His legacy continues to resonate across generations, transcending the boundaries of sport.

Modi reviews safety of seafarers, supply chain constraints in extended CCS meet

How Michael Jordan turned early failure into a philosophy for success

NBA legend Michael Jordan built his celebrated career on a foundational belief that failure, when acknowledged, drives personal growth. He famously emphasized that inaction — not failure itself — is the true obstacle to success. Jordan's own professional journey was marked by setbacks that he consistently used as motivation to improve. This resilience-focused mindset has transcended basketball, inspiring people across diverse fields. His core message continues to resonate: the effort to try matters far more than the fear of falling short.

Parliament passes stricter anti-paper leak law with heavier jail terms and fines

Parliament has approved an amendment to the existing anti-paper leak legislation, introducing tougher penalties for those involved in examination malpractices. The revised law prescribes significant jail sentences and substantial fines for offenders. It also grants governments the authority to set up dedicated fast-track courts to handle such cases. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the development, calling it a key step toward building a more credible and trustworthy examination system in India.

Hundreds of 'By-the-Wind Sailors' Wash Ashore on Cumbria Beach

Hundreds of marine creatures called 'by-the-wind sailors' were found stranded on St Bees beach in Cumbria, northwest England. The striking blue organisms were driven ashore by persistent westerly winds. Beachgoers gathered to photograph the unusual spectacle scattered across the shoreline. Wildlife experts have cautioned the public not to touch the creatures, as they can deliver a painful sting.

Gabrielle Union Opens Up About Nearly Ending Her Marriage to Dwyane Wade

Actress Gabrielle Union has publicly revealed the difficult period that almost led her to walk away from her marriage to former NBA star Dwyane Wade. The couple, who have been married for several years, faced significant challenges that tested their relationship. Union spoke candidly about what she described as the darkest phase of their marriage. Her revelation sheds light on the personal struggles the high-profile couple navigated behind the scenes.

Patrick Mahomes credits wife Brittany for support during difficult periods

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has publicly acknowledged the role his wife Brittany Mahomes played during challenging times in his life. The NFL star credited her with providing guidance and support when he needed it most. The couple is widely regarded as one of the most high-profile pairs in professional sports. Mahomes expressed gratitude toward Brittany for her steadying influence on him personally.

Shaunie Henderson recalls how BlackBerry messages exposed Shaquille O'Neal's affairs

Shaunie Henderson has publicly described how discovering messages on Shaquille O'Neal's BlackBerry revealed his alleged infidelity and contributed to the breakdown of their marriage. O'Neal has repeatedly acknowledged his behavior, describing himself as a 'serial cheater' and expressing remorse over losing his family. The former couple divorced in 2011 after years of marriage. Both have since moved forward with their lives, with their children commending them for their cooperative approach to co-parenting. Shaunie has remarried and is now wed to pastor Keion Henderson.

Delhi to Launch Digital Land Records System Under New 2026 Bill

The Delhi government is preparing to introduce the Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, aimed at modernizing property documentation across the capital. Under the proposed legislation, all properties in Delhi will undergo a survey to compile comprehensive records. These records will be consolidated onto a unified digital platform for easier access and management. The initiative is being compared to an Aadhaar-like unique identification system, but applied to land and property assets.

16 Indians Dead, 75 Injured in West Asia Conflict; 12 More Killed in Qatar Facility

Sixteen Indian nationals, ten of them seafarers, have lost their lives amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, while 75 others sustained injuries in the same region. In a separate tragedy, twelve Indians died at the Ras Laffan Gas Facility in Qatar. The Indian government is working with host countries to arrange the repatriation of the deceased's remains. Indian missions in the affected areas have ensured that injured nationals receive prompt medical care and support.

Parliament extends legal protection to Vande Mataram, on par with national anthem

Parliament passed the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Bill on Thursday, amending existing law to include the national song Vande Mataram under formal legal protection. The amendment puts Vande Mataram on equal footing with the national anthem in terms of legal safeguards against insult. The BJP backed the bill, stressing the importance of respecting the song in its entirety. However, the DMK opposed the legislation, raising concerns that it could deepen national divisions and amount to cultural imposition.

Stephen Curry shares the moment he knew Ayesha was his life partner

NBA star Stephen Curry has spoken publicly about the pivotal moment he realized Ayesha Curry was the right person for him. The couple has been together for over two decades, building a long-standing relationship that began well before his rise to basketball stardom. Curry opened up about this personal milestone in a recent candid revelation. His comments offer a rare glimpse into the personal life of one of basketball's most celebrated figures.

Cauvery Authority Orders Karnataka to Release 3,500 Cusecs Daily to Tamil Nadu

The Cauvery Water Management Authority has directed Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs of water per day to Tamil Nadu, totalling 4 TMC overall. Karnataka had challenged the earlier committee order, arguing that its reservoir levels were significantly lower compared to the same period last year and that drought conditions prevailed. However, Tamil Nadu contested Karnataka's appeal, maintaining that sufficient water flow existed to meet the release requirement. The authority sided with Tamil Nadu's position and upheld the directive for the mandated water release.

BJP files privilege notice against Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha

The BJP has submitted a breach of privilege notice against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha. Gandhi stands accused of making remarks that allegedly demeaned Parliament and insulted citizens. The ruling party is demanding an unconditional apology from the opposition leader. The notice invokes parliamentary rules concerning defamatory statements against individuals. The matter has been referred to the privilege committee for further examination.

R Madhavan moved to Dubai to support son Vedant's swimming career during Covid

Bollywood actor R Madhavan has revealed that his relocation to Dubai was primarily motivated by his son Vedant's professional swimming career. The move came during the Covid-19 pandemic, when Vedant required consistent training and opportunities that the UAE could better provide. Madhavan also shared his observations about life in Dubai, describing what he called 'three Dubais' to characterize the city's diverse character. Despite living abroad, the actor emphasized that his connection with India remains strong. He also hinted at an upcoming business venture centered around South Indian filter coffee.

India Condemns Black Sea Shipping Attacks After Ukraine Seeks Delhi's Peace Role

India's External Affairs Minister held talks with his Ukrainian counterpart regarding ongoing attacks on Black Sea shipping routes. The Indian minister firmly condemned the attacks, reiterating that such actions are unacceptable under any circumstances. Ukraine's foreign minister briefed India on the latest developments on the ground and ongoing peace initiatives. The Indian minister also underscored how multiple global conflicts are increasingly affecting international security. India reaffirmed its longstanding position of supporting dialogue and diplomacy as the path to resolving conflicts.

215 Academics Rebuke Priyanka Gandhi Over 'Gaumutra' Remark at IIT Director

More than 215 academicians have signed an open letter criticizing Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for her remarks mocking the IIT Madras director over his comments on cow urine's potential benefits. The signatories argued that dismissing scholars through ridicule undermines India's scientific temper. They maintained that scientific inquiry requires objective examination of claims rather than outright dismissal. The letter stressed that mockery is not a valid substitute for reasoned and evidence-based public debate.

Assam Government Announces Loan Moratorium, Free Textbooks for Flood Victims

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced a series of relief measures for families affected by the ongoing floods in the state. Key measures include a one-month loan moratorium and distribution of free textbooks to support those who have suffered losses. Sarma emphasized that the government's immediate priority is to stand beside affected families and help them rebuild their lives. The announcements reflect the administration's effort to provide both financial and educational relief to flood-hit communities.

Indians Deported from US Nearly Triple to 2,000 in 2025 vs 2023 Figures

The number of Indians deported from the United States has nearly tripled, rising from 617 in 2023 to approximately 2,000 in 2025. A further 414 Indians were facing deportation proceedings as of March 2026. Beyond the US, the United Kingdom and Cyprus also deported Indians, expelling 57 and 53 respectively. Indian truck drivers arrested in Arizona are among those currently facing deportation. Government data also revealed that thousands of unregistered emigration agents had been notified through India's eMigrate portal.

Figuratively, Dubai 15th district of Kerala, says Brittas as JDU MP alleges ‘foreign role’ in Jantar Mantar stir