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Trainer Pesi Shroff’s filly Psychic Star, piloted by Vivek G, proved her mettle by comfortably winning the A.C. Ardeshir Trophy, the main event of Sunday’s (Dec. 7) races here.The winner is owned by Mr. & Mrs. Vijay B. Shirke, Mr. Jay V. Shirke, Mrs. Liane Luthria & Miss. Ameeta Mehra.1. IBRAHIM A. RAHIMTOOLA TROPHY (1,200m): ARIYANA STAR (P. Trevor) 1, Believe (Pranil) 2, Red Merlot (Ramswarup) 3 and Majestic Warrior (Avinash) 4. 1-1/4, 1 and Nose. 1m 11.40s. ₹24 (w), 18 and 19 (p). SHP: 39, FP: 49, Q: 40, Tanala: 139 and 87. Favourite: Ariyana Star.Owners: Mr. Dinsha P.…

Sri Lanka’s Janith Liyanage unsuccessfully attempts a run out as England’s Tom Banton successfully completes a run during the second T20 cricket match between England and Sri Lanka in Pallekele, Sri Lanka, Sunday, Feb, 1. 2026. | Photo Credit: AP Tom Banton hit 54 not out off 33 balls and England won the second T20 against Sri Lanka by six wickets with two balls remaining under the DLS method to clinch the series. England has a 2-0 lead in the three-match series ahead of cricket’s T20 World Cup, which starts on Saturday (February 7, 2026). Banton hit three sixes and…

There are times when we often ignore non-functional clocks in the house, sometimes due to lack of time or sheer ignorance, but this small act can often indicate certain things as per Vastu Shastra. Here’s all you need to know about why you should avoid keeping non-functional watches at home. Read on to find out…What does Vastu Shastra say about it?As per the books of Vastu Shastra, it is believed that keeping non-working clocks at home is a powerful disruptor of prana flow, symbolizing stagnation that halts life’s momentum and invites misfortune. Keeping stopped clocks equates to freezing time itself,…

Discover the unique marvel of fingerprints, those intricate patterns on our fingertips that remain unchanged from birth. Formed by a blend of genetics and prenatal development, these ridges enhance grip and touch. With three main patterns–loops, whorls, and arches – each print is a personal signature, vital for identification and a testament to nature’s artistry. Look closely at a fingertip. It has tiny lines that curve, loop, and swirl. These lines are called fingerprints. No two people share the same pattern, not even twins. These tiny maps help hold objects, sense touch, and tell people apart. They are small, but…

Can ED probe after predicate offence acquittal? SC to decideNew Delhi: Is ED “completely shut out” from prosecuting money-laundering cases in situations where accused were acquitted in predicate or scheduled offences? On Tuesday, ED raised this issue before Supreme Court, which agreed to look into the independent nature of ED’s laundering probe and whether an acquittal in a predicate offence can mean the offence of laundering can’t exist.According to information shared with Parliament on Tuesday, the govt said since 2005, ED has filed closure reports in more than 1,278 PMLA cases, even when it had filed chargesheets in so me…

Srinagar, Feb 10: The Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC) has welcomed the recent India–US trade deal, stating that the recommendation of zero tariff on select silk products is expected to significantly boost exports and benefit silk-producing regions, including Jammu and Kashmir.In a statement, ISEPC Chairman Dr. Bimal Mawandia said the agreement marks a major step towards strengthening economic ties between India and the United States by enhancing market access and supporting export-led industrial growth. He said the development aligns with efforts to expand India’s presence in global markets and create new opportunities for the silk sector.Highlighting Jammu and Kashmir’s strong…

Poet Jayanth Kaikini addressing attendees at the Bengaluru International Film Festival in Bengaluru on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: SUDHAKARA JAIN Whistles and claps filled the auditorium at Lulu Mall in Bengaluru as Kannada writer and lyricist Jayant Kaikini reflected on cinema. Kaikini is no less than a superstar of Kannada cinema, and the rapturous response during the session at the 17th Bengaluru International Film Festival was proof.Kaikini’s thoughts on writing songs and screenwriting were marked by great wit. “Imagine writing your first love song at 52!” he said about penning the superhit song Anisuthide Yaako Indu from Mungaru Male (2006),…

Guwahati: The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) on Tuesday lodged a formal police complaint over the now-deleted “point-blank shot” video posted on the state BJP’s X handle.In the complaint filed at the Dispur Police Station, Congress MLAs Sibamoni Bora and Diganta Barman alleged that the video, posted on February 7, depicted chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma holding a pistol and symbolically targeting members of a minority community with a caption that read “Point blank shot”.The content deliberately targeted Bengali-speaking Muslims in the state, often referred to derogatorily as “Miyas” or “Bangladeshis”, and was capable of provoking communal tension, the petition…

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to seriously consider front-of-pack warning labels on packaged foods, citing concerns over excessive sugar, saturated fats and sodium content.The apex court said that while companies may resist such measures, the regulator must place public health above commercial considerations.The observations come amid closer regulatory scrutiny of food labelling practices. FSSAI has been attempting to flag misleading or inadequately substantiated health and nutrition claims across packaged food categories, issuing advisories and stepping up checks on edible oils, honey, beverages, nutraceuticals and ready-to-eat foods.A bench comprising…

According to the survey, 32 per cent respondents called for making internet safety a dedicated subject with weekly classes, while 24 per cent sought its integration into existing core subjects like computer studies.New Delhi: Over 56 per cent parents and educators are advocating inclusion of the subject of internet safety into the core curriculum for students to protect them from mounting online perils and malicious content, a new survey has found. The study, which gathered responses from 1,800 parents and 300 teachers, primarily focuses on how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the digital landscape — deeply affecting how young minds…