'This could be my terminally ill daughter's last Christmas - we're doing a bucket list'
A young woman is making a Christmas bucket list with her mother after being diagnosed with a deadly brain cancer.
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A young woman is making a Christmas bucket list with her mother after being diagnosed with a deadly brain cancer.
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The 2023 NFL regular season is winding down, with the playoffs kicking off next month. We know that no NFL team is without weaknesses. Even the 10-3 San Francisco 49ers, generally regarded as the best team in the league, are not perfect at every position. But weaknesses can be a bigger problem for teams on the playoff bubble still hoping to extend their season, and they can be the difference between being in… or out. Every win matters for these teams, and you don't want your team's biggest problem rearing its ugly head in the most important games of the season.
After weeks of rehearsals, endless practising, and a lot of sparkles it is time for the Strictly Come Dancing live final. Only three couples remain and only one can take home the Glitterball trophy.
India's hopes of redeeming some pride in the junior men's hockey World Cup remained only a dream as they lost 1-3 to Spain in the bronze medal playoff on Saturday. Goals from Nicolas Alvarez (25th and 51st minute) and Petchame Pau (40th) sealed the deal in Spain's favour as Sunil Jojo's 28th-minute penalty-corner strike was the only saving grace for the two-time junior world champion Indians, whose perennial frailty with penalty corner conversions came to the fore yet again on Saturday. This was India's second defeat to Spain in this edition of the tournament, having lost to the European team 1-4 in the pool stages. India had also finished fourth in the last edition of the tournament in 2021 in Bhubaneswar. Spain, following the win against the Uttam Singh-led side, equalled their best showing in the global tournament, adding to the bronze they had won in the 2005 edition in Rotterdam, beating India 6-5 on penalties.
The Indian men's hockey team produced a listless show to go down 2-7 against Olympic champions Belgium in their second match of the 5 Nations Tournament in Valencia, Spain on Saturday. Abhishek and Jugraj Singh were the two goal scorers for India. The first quarter saw Belgium off the blocks and running in no time scoring three quick goals, courtesy Cedric Charlier (1'), Alexander Hendrickx (10') and Thibeau Stockbroekx (13') to put India on the backfoot. Belgium further extended the lead after another goal from Thibeau Stockbroekx (16') early in the second quarter. Abhishek (18') scored a field goal for India but it was followed by another goal from Tom Boon (26') as India were left trailing 1-5.
One has to fight their own battles, they say. However, it is rare that one individual's kindness and unflinching support could transform the lives of hundreds of children suffering from Cerebral Palsy (CP). These children are really 'special' because they know how to rise against the odds in a society that disowns and discriminates them. The inaugural Khelo India Para Games 2023 underway in Delhi have not only exposed more than 1400 athletes with special abilities but brought to light people who work tirelessly behind the scenes and far away from media spotlight to bring a smile on young boys and girls who suffer from cerebral palsy. Girija Kumari Madhu, a very unique person in the Cerebral Palsy Sports Federation of India (CPSFI) ecosystem, is one of them.
Harshal Patel bowled a game-changing spell with the old ball as Haryana beat Rajasthan by 30 runs in a well-contested final to lift the Vijay Hazare Trophy on Saturday. Having scored 287 for 8 in 50 overs, Haryana were given a tough fight by Rajasthan, who were cruising at 201 for 4 with opener Abhijeet Tomar (106 off 129 balls) along with Kunal Singh Rathore (79 off 65 balls) slowly taking the team towards the target. However, Harshal (3/47 in 9 overs) showed his wares by varying the pace of his deliveries in a game changing second five-over spell in which he gave away only 16 runs but picked both set batters to snuff out any chance that Rajasthan had. They were all-out for 257 in 48 overs.