India vs Sri Lanka: Colombo Test sees third ICC punishment as Jayasuriya joins Jaiswal, Fernando | Cricket News

Sri Lanka’s Prabath Jayasuriya walks off the field after losing his wicket during day two. (AP Photo) NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka spinner Prabath Jayasuriya has become the third player to be officially sanctioned during the ongoing second Test against India in Colombo, adding another disciplinary flashpoint to a match that had already been marred by…

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In 1959, Vermont bought Snake Mountain land but the seller kept timber rights; 67 years later the state plans to secure 949 acres of those rights and add 256 acres

With support from the Trust for Public Land, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department plans to secure the timber rights covering 949 acres of the Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area (WMA). A conservation story that began nearly seven decades ago is entering a new chapter in Vermont. What was once a complicated split between land…

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In 2006, South Dakota began turning a mine that produced 41 million ounces of gold into America’s deepest underground lab; today scientists work 4,850 feet down searching for dark matter and neutrinos

Solar Neutrino Experiment 1 used a tank filled with chlorine-based perchloroethylene to detect neutrinos from the Sun. A gold mine in South Dakota once produced millions of ounces of precious metal. Today, the same site is being used to study some of the biggest mysteries in the universe.The Homestake Gold Mine in Lead, South Dakota,…

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Christopher McDonald recalls when Geena Davis left him for Jeff Goldblum: ‘I don’t blame him, she’s stunningly beautiful…’ |

Christopher McDonald opens up bout how he is on good terms with Geena Davis (Instagram) Christopher McDonald and Geena Davis were once engaged to be married; however, their relationship made headlines after Davis left him for Jeff Goldblum. In a recent appearance, the ‘Gilmore Girls’ star opened up about the split, how life has been…

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Kriti Sanon BREAKS SILENCE on Rakshabandhan ad backlash and asks ‘When will we stop telling women what to wear?’ |

Kriti Sanon BREAKS SILENCE on Rakshabandhan ad backlash: ‘When will we stop telling women what to wear?’ Kriti Sanon has finally responded after her recent Rakshabandhan jewellery commercial sparked massive backlash online. Several social media users criticised the outfit she wore in the ad, with many claiming it resembled a bralette rather than traditional festive…

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Duleep Trophy: Shahbaz Ahmed shines as East Zone thrash North East Zone to enter semis | Cricket News

Shahbaz Ahmed (BCCI Photo) Shahbaz Ahmed’s commanding 167 and Anukul Roy’s five-wicket haul powered East Zone to an innings-and-210-run victory over North East Zone in the Duleep Trophy quarterfinal at the BCCI Centre of Excellence Ground 2 on Tuesday.East Zone first posted a massive 467 before Abhijit Sarkar’s five-wicket haul helped dismiss North East Zone…

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Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ mints over Rs. 400 crore; Maker Venkat K Narayana confirms at Yash ‘Toxic- A Fairytale For Grown-ups’ Chennai event |

Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ continues to remain a talking point even after its theatrical run, with producer Venkat K. Narayana’s latest statement giving the film’s box office debate a fresh turn. Speaking at the ‘Toxic- A Fairytale For Grown-ups pre-release event in Chennai, KVN credited Vijay’s worldwide fan base for the film’s performance. His remarks have…

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For 30 years, the “Kerry cow” bones were seen as proof of early farming in Ireland; scientists now say they belonged to a bear and wild boar

Representative Image (AI-generated) For more than three decades, a collection of animal bones from Ireland’s Ferriter’s Cove was considered some of the earliest evidence that farming had reached the island. But new research has now overturned that interpretation. According to University College Dublin (UCD), bones once identified as cattle have instead been identified as belonging…

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US removes Syria from terrorism list after 46 years – what it means for the Middle East country

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa said in a video message that Syria is ‘shaking off a dark burden’ (File photo) The United States on Monday removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, ending a designation that had been in place since 1979 and imposing significant restrictions on trade, investment and financial transactions with…

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