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https://ift.tt/0bmhrNA Spain teenage sensation Lamine Yamal got a fresh haircut ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final against England. While players changing their looks for matches is quite a common thing, what caught everyone's attention was the fact that the barber arrived for the trim in a Rolls-Royce. Bryan Guardado, who is a famous figure in the dynamic art form in the United States, has been in charge of the Spain national team this summer. The 22-year-old arrived at the team hotel on Friday, and the video of his entry is going viral on social media. In the surfaced clip, Guardado can be seen getting out of a Rolls-Royce and then giving a haircut to Yamal. The famous barber also gets a signed jersey from the star Spain footballer. Lamine Yamal's barber pulled up in a Rolls-Royce to give him a haircut. pic.twitter.com/eqNENiOZqK — RUTH (@it_Rutie) July 17, 2026 Argentina captain Lionel Messi praised Yamal ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, calling him an ...

https://ift.tt/VUlwE8t Star India batter Rohit Sharma seemingly addressed the growing speculation surrounding his ODI future, brushing aside the 'outside chatter' ahead of the series decider against England at Lord's. A viral video has been doing the rounds on social media where Rohit can be seen chatting with India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak, apparently telling him that the outside chatter does not concern them. Reports had emerged on social media during the second ODI in Cardiff that the series-decider against England at Lord's could be Rohit's final game for India in the format. The rumours spread like wildfire, until BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia rubbished the claims, saying that the Lord's ODI would not be Rohit's last in the format. When some members of the Indian team arrived for practice at Lord's, Rohit was seen engaged in conversation with Kotak, playing down the growing speculation. "Hum log ko bahar kya chal raha hai, us se humko...

https://ift.tt/VWHm3e4 The Odyssey continued its theatrical run on Saturday with another strong day at the Indian box office. The Christopher Nolan directorial remained the top choice among moviegoers, with English shows leading the film's collections across major markets.  The Odyssey Box Office Collection Day 2 According to trade tracker Sacnilk, The Odyssey collected Rs 15.06-crore net so far at the Indian box office on Day 2. The film was screened across 6,816 shows, taking its total India net collection to Rs 31.16 crore, while the India gross collection reached Rs 36.99 crore. The final Day 2 figures are yet to be reported. On its opening day, the film had earned Rs 16.10 crore net from 8,413 shows. Language-Wise Performance As per Sacnilk, the English version remained the biggest contributor on Day 2, collecting Rs 12.58 crore from 3,558 shows with an impressive 85% occupancy so far. ALSO READ:  The Odyssey Box Office Collection Day 1: Christopher Nolan Film...

https://ift.tt/HcRBnA5 The BCCI on Friday rubbished speculation about Rohit Sharma's future, stating he will continue to play for India after the series-deciding third and final ODI against England at Lord's on Sunday. Speculation has been rife that the Lord's ODI on Sunday could be Rohit's last international match, but BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia dismissed any such suggestion. "There are lot of speculations going on in media about Rohit Sharma's future. I want to firmly assert that there has been no such discussion that Rohit will be playing his last match at Lord's on Sunday," Saikia told PTI in an exclusive interaction. "Rohit is a regular member of the Indian ODI team and he will continue to represent the country as long as he is in the scheme of things. In other words, Lord's ODI wont be his last match." Despite Rohit's publicly stated desire to play until the 2027 ODI World Cup, his modest returns in the first two matc...

https://ift.tt/YX9ljdn The Department of Space (DoS) has issued a new directive to major space research centres of the ISRO, tightening rules on voluntary retirement and resignations amid a mass exodus in the Indian space agency. The memorandum, issued on July 14 to centres like the UR Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) and the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), directed them not to routinely accept resignation or voluntary retirement requests from Group 'A' scientific and technical personnel linked to Gaganyaan - India's prestigious human spaceflight programme - and other "important missions". "Of late, it is noticed that there has been spate of requests for voluntary retirement and resignation from Group 'A' Scientific/Technical personnel of ISRO including those associated with the prestigious Gaganyaan and other important missions/projects severely impacting the implementation of projects of national importance," according to the directive, wh...

https://ift.tt/sG8gCSP The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspended the license of Mumbai's iconic Parsi Dairy Farm after inspections revealed severe hygiene and food safety violations. The regulatory action was taken during an intensive two-day statewide crackdown conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday as part of the FDA's ongoing 'Safe Food, Safe Maharashtra' campaign. Food safety officials conducted 24 targeted raids across the state under the special drive. They seized adulterated dairy items, banned products, and unsafe food materials valued close to Rs 1.90 crore. The inspection teams focused on the operations of notable dairy establishments across Mumbai and Palghar for failure to adhere to prescribed sanitary and manufacturing standards.   The statewide sweep also involved stringent scrutiny of hotels, restaurants, and sweets manufacturers to confiscate sub-standard spices, adulterated milk, and banned gutkha or pan masala. A recent case invo...