France defeated Greece 1-0 in a close encounter on Tuesday in the UEFA EURO Qualifiers match. After the win, France's midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni said, victory is the most important but after that, we could have done better, as per the official website of UEFA.
A new study done by academics at UCL and the University of the Republic in Uruguay reveals that daytime napping could help to protect brain function by reducing the pace at which our brains shrink as we age.
The 21st century has embraced the notion of making statements by restoring vintage-inspired fashion elements. With the help of our dependable celebrities and influencers, athleisure has amazingly taken root among the younger generation. We all secretly wished that the comfort of our gym or y
Former Australia skipper Ricky Ponting has said spinner Moeen Ali's injury could have a massive impact on the result of the first Ashes Test against England, pointing out that England will have their backs against the wall if the wicket starts turning
SBI Research in a report analysed and argued how the withdrawal of Rs 2000 banknotes could boost bank deposits, repayment of loans, consumption, RBI's retail digital currency usage, and overall economic growth.
The United States of America skipper Monank Patel believes if someone had supported their century scorer Gajanand Singh things could have been different in their 39-run loss against West Indies in World Cup 2023 Qualifier on Sunday at the Takashinga Cricket Club.
She has played three ODIs so far, scoring 154 runs at an average of 154.00, with two half-centuries and best score of 78*. She has also played a couple of T20Is, scoring 11 runs in one inning. Now she could get to play in the one-off Ashes Test, from June 22 onwards.
Zardari while addressing an event at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad, said that abandoning Afghanistan or its 40 million people during this critical phase could lead to "unimaginable consequences."
Aid officials said that the Taliban had signalled international organisations could no longer be involved in education projects, in a move criticised by the UN but not yet confirmed by Afghan authorities.