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'Let Pakistan PM come': PCB chief warns ICC after B'desh's T20 WC call

PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistan’s participation in the T20 World Cup will depend on the government’s decision after Bangladesh were replaced by Scotland. He stated that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will take the final call once he returns. Naqvi criticised the ICC for unfairly treating Bangladesh, questioned selective decision-making, and stressed that the PCB follows only government directives, leaving Pakistan’s participation uncertain.

Shah Rukh Khan announces 'King' release date with a new teaser

Shah Rukh Khan unveiled the release date for his upcoming action-packed film 'King' with a thrilling teaser, announcing its arrival on December 24, 2026. The film, featuring a star-studded cast including Deepika Padukone and Suhana Khan, is strategically positioned for a Christmas release to ensure ample space from the anticipated 'Ramayana' film, allowing both projects to thrive.

Kareena refused ‘kekda’ move in Soniya song

A resurfaced clip reveals Kareena Kapoor's playful refusal of 'crab-style' dancing during 'You Are My Soniya' filming, prompting a shift in choreography. Meanwhile, the 'Bole Chudiyan' shoot faced budget chaos, with Karan Johar fainting and Yash Johar tearing up the initial budget, forcing the team to proceed with limited resources.

Explained: What led ICC to remove Bangladesh from the T20 World Cup

The ICC has replaced Bangladesh with Scotland in the 2026 T20 World Cup after the Bangladesh Cricket Board refused to travel to India. Despite extensive dialogue and a deadline, the BCB maintained its objections over security assessments, a stance the ICC deemed an unhealthy precedent. The decision was finalized after the BCB failed to confirm participation.

‘Child Dialed 911, Kids Hid In Closet’: Chilling Details Emerge In US Murder of Indian-Origin Family

A horrific case of family murder involving an Indian-origin family has surfaced in the United States, where a 51-year-old man allegedly shot dead four members of his family in Georgia following a domestic dispute. The suspect has been identified as Vijay Kumar, 51, who is accused of killing his wife, Meemu Dogra (43), and three relatives — Gourav Cumar (33), Nidhi Chander (37), and Harish Chander (38). The incident occurred early Friday morning at a residence on Brook Ivy Court in Lawrenceville city, Gwinnett County. Argument Escalates Into Family Tragedy According to police, an argument reportedly began between Kumar and his wife at their Atlanta residence. The couple then travelled to their relatives’ home along with their 12-year-old child. Upon arrival, Kumar allegedly opened fire, killing all four adults inside the house. Gwinnett County Police said three children, aged 7, 10, and 12, were present during the incident. While two younger children hid inside a closet, Kumar’s 12-year-old child managed to call 911 after the shooting. All three children were unharmed. Officers responding to the emergency call found four adults dead inside the residence, all suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. Police said the motive appears to be domestic-related, though the exact trigger for the violence remains under investigation. Consulate Mourns, Charges Filed Kumar has been taken into custody and faces multiple charges, including four counts each of malice murder, felony murder, and aggravated assault, along with charges of cruelty to children in the first and third degrees. The Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed grief over the incident, confirming that one of the victims was an Indian national. “We are deeply grieved by a tragic shooting incident linked to an alleged family dispute. The alleged shooter has been arrested, and all possible assistance is being extended to the bereaved family,” the consulate said in a post on X. Authorities have not yet confirmed the nationalities of all the victims or clarified the precise familial relationships among them.

IND vs PAK bilateral series possible? BCCI reveals ultimate condition

India are unlikely to play a bilateral series with Pakistan anytime soon. BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla says the board will follow the Indian government’s guidance. “I don't think it's possible to have bilateral tours in the current situation,” he added. India last played Pakistan in 2012-13 and now follows a “third soil” policy for matches. Tensions increased after Operation Sindoor in 2025, and security concerns remain high, recalling the 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore.