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Jannik Sinner began his Roland-Garros 2026 campaign with a composed 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 victory over French wildcard Clément Tabur, reinforcing his status as the tournament favourite. The world No. 1 was dominant throughout, despite briefly being tested in the third set. Sinner is now chasing a Career Grand Slam, with the French Open the final title he needs. Girlfriend Laila Hasanovic, recently at Cannes, was a courtside talking point. Argentina's Juan Manuel Cerúndolo awaits in the next round.

Australia's own Delta Goodrem has reached the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final in Vienna with her song 'Eclipse'. Millions worldwide will watch as she competes tonight, May 17th, at 5 am AEST, with a primetime replay at 7:30 pm AEST on SBS. This marks a significant moment for Australia on the world's largest music stage.

Christian Norgaard has announced his retirement from international football after Denmark failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The 32-year-old Arsenal midfielder confirmed the news through a heartfelt message on Instagram, bringing an end to his international journey with 41 appearances for his country. Norgaard said the decision was emotional because representing Denmark had always been one of the proudest parts of his career.

Jannik Sinner defeated Daniil Medvedev in a rain-delayed Italian Open semi-final to reach the final against Casper Ruud. During the tense match, fans noticed Sinner’s mother Siglinde had left the stadium, leaving father Hanspeter alone in the stands. Social media quickly reacted with funny posts as Sinner later admitted the stressful match tested his nerves.

Aaron Rai clinched the PGA Championship, becoming the first Englishman to win since 1919. His remarkable performance saw him lower his score in each round, culminating in a victory marked by humility and family pride. Rai's journey, from caddying for his wife to lifting the Wanamaker trophy, highlights his dedication and the unwavering support of his loved ones.

In India's democracy, fractured election mandates often shift power to governors, who become arbiters of government formation. The recent Tamil Nadu election saw actor-turned-politician Vijay's party emerge as the single largest, but the governor's discretion in inviting him to form the government sparked debate over constitutional conventions and political arithmetic.

After years of being labeled a 'banter club' for their beautiful yet often ineffective play, Arsenal has finally broken their Premier League drought. Under Mikel Arteta, the team embraced a more pragmatic and resilient style, prioritizing set-piece dominance and an 'us-vs-them' mentality to secure their first title since 2004.

Alexander Zverev endured a difficult 24 hours in Rome after being denied entry to a famous restaurant and then crashing out of the Italian Open. The World No. 3 was recently turned away from the popular Japanese restaurant Zuma in central Rome because he did not have a reservation. Reports also claimed that the restaurant staff failed to recognise the German tennis star when he arrived with his brother Mischa Zverev and a friend for dinner.

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen faced a shocking defeat in boxing trials, missing out on CWG and Asian Games. She revealed the immense physical and mental strain caused by a chaotic two-week preparation, citing administrative tussles between BFI and SAI as a major factor. Despite the setback, Zareen plans to focus on rebuilding her fitness for the LA Olympics.

Suryakumar Yadav celebrated the birth of his daughter by distributing sweets to the paparazzi at Mumbai airport ahead of the IPL 2026 clash against RCB. He will lead Mumbai Indians in the absence of Hardik Pandya, whose fitness is being monitored. The team faces a crucial match to boost playoff hopes.

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Miss India Sadhvi Sail gets a grand, emotional welcomeMiss India Sadhvi Sail gets a grand, emotional welcome

A major US study finds that strict school phone bans sharply reduce classroom phone use, but do not deliver broad gains in test scores, attendance, attention or online bullying. Discipline worsens in the first year, while student well-being dips before recovering later, suggesting that phone bans can control devices, but cannot by themselves rebuild learning, trust or classroom culture.

Wholesome changes are needed at the Mumbai Indians after yet another underwhelming IPL season. It's high time the management makes the tough calls on players whose personal interests and ambition do not contribute to the team's cause. The next mega auction is an opportunity for the franchise to fix the mistakes made at the auction table, but the immediate need is to set the house in order and restore normalcy in the dressing room.

Stepping into the vibrant world of Marathi reality television, Vishal Kotian discovered a profound connection with audiences, who were captivated by heartfelt authenticity. He shared insights on embracing flaws, echoing the tenacity of the Marathi community. Reflecting on his personal journey, Kotian revealed how reconnecting with his heritage enriched his experience while navigating the complexities of the show.

But Vivek’s rise, if things go according to plan he might become the third Indian-origin governor of an American state after Bobby Jindal and Nikki Haley, is not just a litmus test of an Indian-American’s success story in US politics. It is a test of how far the MAGA tent will accommodate a brown non-Christian man and also how far an Indian-American can go in Trump’s America.

Mumbai Indians are struggling in IPL 2026 with six defeats in eight matches, continuing last season's poor form. Key players like Jasprit Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav are experiencing slumps, while the absence of Rohit Sharma has disrupted team stability and opening partnerships. The middle order has consistently failed to fire, leading to significant batting collapses.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will introduce changes to yellow card rules to suit its expanded 48-team format. With more matches and an added knockout round, FIFA plans two reset points, after the group stage and quarter-finals, to limit suspensions from accumulated bookings. The change aims to reduce players missing key matches while maintaining disciplinary fairness across a longer tournament structure.

Renowned photographer Raghu Rai's legacy is celebrated through his evocative black and white portraits of Bengal's cultural giants, including Satyajit Ray and Mother Teresa. His lens captured the inward eloquence and defining moments of artists, musicians, and social figures, alongside the poignant realities of Kolkata's everyday life.

DMK leader expresses confidence in victory despite a multi-cornered contest, highlighting welfare initiatives and exemplary governance. He dismisses rumors of alliance discord and defends the party's approach to smaller partners. The chief minister frames the election as 'Team Tamil Nadu vs Team Delhi,' asserting the state's resistance to centralized control.

Kolkata Knight Riders have received a significant boost with the arrival of Sri Lankan pace sensation Matheesha Pathirana, who has cleared fitness tests. Despite his presence, the team management might be cautious about his immediate inclusion. KKR, struggling with six winless matches and tactical questions, faces a strong Rajasthan Royals side.

We need to sit this one out. Cursing Pakistan or diminishing its role right now only makes us come across as insecure and having a ‘sour grapes’ reaction

Josh Hazlewood's return to form at the Chinnaswamy Stadium was pivotal for Royal Challengers Bengaluru's home victory. Overcoming injury layoffs, the Australian pacer showcased discipline and precision, effectively stifling the opposition's scoring. Hazlewood emphasized preparation and adapting to conditions, highlighting his continuous efforts to evolve his bowling arsenal.

An exhibition at the Iranian embassy in Delhi showcases children's drawings recovered from a missile-struck school in Minab, Iran, where 155 people, mostly children, died. The 'Minab Children Still Draw the Sun' exhibition aims to draw global attention to the innocent lives lost in the conflict, displaying the children's artwork alongside their photographs.

A captain's trust in a part-timer, Shashank Singh, proved pivotal as he dismissed both Sunrisers openers, shifting the game's momentum. Sunrisers bowling coach acknowledged the absence of Pat Cummins and admitted their innings fell short of expectations, despite a strong start, crediting Punjab's bowlers for their effective middle-overs performance.