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Tom Brady’s reported romance with Victoria’s Secret model Candice Swanepoel: career, net worth and personal life
Tom Brady is reportedly in a new relationship with model Candice Swanepoel following his retirement from the NFL. Reports indicate that this romance may have created tension between Swanepoel and fellow model Joan Smalls. Brady, who had a highly publicised marriage with Gisele Bündchen, continues to navigate his personal life post-divorce. Despite the speculation, neither Brady nor Swanepoel has confirmed their relationship publicly.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams reportedly fined 2nd time over his cleats, will have to pay $23,000: Know why he refuses to remove the shoes
Caleb Williams, the star quarterback of the Chicago Bears, remains committed to wearing his beloved Caddix cleats, even after reportedly facing a second fine of $23,000 for violating NFL's uniform codes. He champions the cleats for their unparalleled comfort and support during games. Over 40 fellow NFL players also sport the shoes.
New Battle Tank Plan: How India plans to dismantle and rebuild aging T72, T90 tanks by decoding decades-old Russian drawings
India's Vehicle Factory Jabalpur is decoding Soviet-era Russian engineering drawings to establish a new T-72 and T-90 tank overhaul facility. Working with the Heavy Vehicles Factory in Avadi, engineers have deciphered nearly 70% of specialised fixture drawings and are developing indigenous designs where documents are missing. The ₹462-crore project aims to overhaul 80 Army tanks annually from April 2028.
Stephen Curry is one of the world’s highest paid athletes with a $350 million net worth : Here’s a look into the Warriors star’s earnings outside NBA and charity efforts
Stephen Curry, the Warriors' iconic point guard, has solidified his legacy in 2026 by ranking among the top-paid athletes worldwide. Notably, he made history as the first NBA player to ink a staggering $200 million contract, bringing his net worth to an impressive $350 million. For the 2026-27 season, he is set to rake in $141 million from various endorsements and businesses.
‘Unacceptable and stupid’: Macron hits back at Trump, Netanyahu for 'exploiting France's riots'
Emmanuel Macron addressed recent riots in France during a visit to Qatar. He claimed that some foreign leaders are exploiting the situation for their political agendas. Macron criticized the spread of misinformation, including fake images and reports about France's condition. He highlighted that the criticism from these leaders reflects their discontent with France.
Trump warns 'Europe is finished' without border closures, deportations amid France unrest
US President Donald Trump expressed his concerns about Europe's future, predicting collapse due to immigration issues. He advised French President Emmanuel Macron to close France's borders to prevent unrest, emphasizing the connection between immigration and violence. In a recent week, significant unrest occurred in Bordeaux, prompting a curfew for unaccompanied minors. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu ordered partial curfews in response to the violent disturbances across France.
India’s Zorawar tank for China border faces 2-year delay as Army’s new demand puts engineers to the test
India’s Zorawar light tank must overcome a difficult engineering trade-off before it can fulfil its role in the Himalayas. Stronger armour could help protect crews against heavier weapons, but additional weight may undermine the mobility that sets the vehicle apart. The decision could shape the tank’s engine requirements, testing schedule and planned induction around 2028-2029.
Russia demonstrated its unmanned tank Shturm at Tsentr-2026; check what is Indian Army plan for T-72 tanks
Russia has demonstrated its Shturm unmanned assault tank at the Tsentr-2026 military exercise for battlefield applications. Meanwhile, India is working on converting its T-72 tanks into remotely operated platforms under the ADITI 4.0 initiative. The unmanned tanks aim to keep personnel out of harm's way during high-risk missions in combat scenarios. This initiative seeks to integrate crewed and uncrewed systems for enhanced operational effectiveness.
US Hindu temple alleged mass shooting plot: Who is Alexandros Paporakis and how a jammed rifle may have foiled his horrifying plan
Alexandros Paporakis has been arrested for reportedly plotting a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in US. He is said to follow white supremacist ideologies and violent intentions that he shared with a colleague raised red flags.His murderous plan was disrupted when his faulty rifle failed to fire.
Smriti Mandhana era begins as India look to fix T20 flaws against Zimbabwe
India will begin their T20 series against Zimbabwe under the leadership of Smriti Mandhana on Friday. The series marks the first bilateral encounter between the two teams in history. India is looking to improve their performance in T20s after recent World Cup exits. Zimbabwe enters the series on a high after their recent ODI victory over West Indies. Both teams will follow the T20 matches with three ODIs in Vadodara.
DRDO successfully tests Quantum Key Distribution(QKD) platform in live network
The DRDO has successfully tested a Quantum Key Distribution platform in a live network environment. This advancement enhances India's capabilities in quantum-secured communications for critical military applications. The technology ensures secure communication for artillery and armored weapon tests while providing eavesdropping detection capabilities. Additionally, free-space QKD technology is being developed to facilitate communication in challenging terrains without optical fibers.
Vinir Engineering files DRHP with SEBI for fresh issue of up to 7.1 crore shares
Vinir Engineering has filed its DRHP with Sebi for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of up to 7.1 crore shares, with proceeds earmarked for plant and machinery, working capital, acquisitions and general corporate purposes.
Pete Hegseth creates Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs reporting directly to him
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is establishing a new Office of Religious Affairs to provide religious support. The office will report directly to him and support military chaplains. Critics have raised concerns about the potential elevation of Christianity in military policy. Hegseth aims to focus chaplains on spiritual care rather than therapeutic practices. The military has faced increased demands on chaplains due to mental health issues among troops.
Tom Brady left Nike for a company 20 times smaller but the money deal had an unusual catch
Tom Brady went in a different direction after his Nike deal ended. He signed with Under Armour instead. At the time, the company was much smaller and still trying to compete with the biggest names in the sportswear business.
From pickups to idle plants: automakers seek lifeline from defence boom
Western automakers are increasingly looking at defense contracts as a way to boost revenues and utilize excess capacity. Companies like Ford, GM, and Jaguar Land Rover are bidding for military vehicle contracts. Despite these efforts, executives express skepticism about the financial impact on overall revenues. Automakers are offloading surplus factories to defense manufacturers due to the growing demand for military production.
DRDO, CSIR-CGCRI join hands on Rs 50-crore project to develop lighter bulletproof glass
The Defence Research and Development Organisation and CSIR-Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute are collaborating on an advanced project. This project aims to develop indigenous lightweight bulletproof glass technology for armored vehicles. It seeks to replace imported materials while reducing weight and thickness by up to 50 percent. Initial tests have shown promising results against rifle fire, and further multi-shot testing will follow.
EV story in auto ancillaries is known. A second change could matter more: 5 auto ancillary stocks, 3 with upside potential of 9% to 24%
What actually is an auto component company? If you forget the fact that it makes car parts, what you have is a precision-engineering business. It makes metal parts to very fine tolerances, to a consistent standard, in large numbers, day after day. That skill, the ability to make a crucial part correctly every single time, is the real asset. That the part happens to go into a car is almost incidental.
Saving face, from the sun: China's facekini boom isn't just about fair skin
Across various regions in Asia, especially in China, a cultural affinity for lighter skin tones remains prevalent. Women are adopting facekinis and other UV-blocking garments to protect their skin from sun exposure. This phenomenon is often justified through health benefits and anti-aging claims rather than being recognised as colourism.
From mountain fighters to Red Sea power: How the Houthis rose to control Bab el-Mandeb
Yemen's Houthi group now controls the vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This group evolved into a formidable fighting force with Iranian support. They have disrupted vital shipping and struck critical oil facilities. Houthi missiles and drones have reached over 1,000 miles away. Their military tactics focus on infiltration and drone attacks.
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