Massive Shanghai sinkhole captured on viral CCTV footage: China’s ‘Tofu-Dreg’ infrastructure crisis exposed
A dramatic CCTV video has gone viral showing a huge sinkhole suddenly engulfing a busy road in Shanghai, China, swallowing vehicles and chunks of pavement in seconds. The footage reveals the road cracking and collapsing into a deep void, with bystanders fleeing as nearby structures and debris tumble in, highlighting ongoing concerns over rapid urban construction quality.
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India register comfortable 93 run win over Namibia despite sloppy batting performance in Delhi
India made it two wins in two at the T20 World Cup 2026 with a victory over Namibia on February 12, moving a step closer to the Super 8 stage. They won by 93 runs, but it wasn’t a flawless performance from the Suryakumar Yadav-led side. A similar trend was visible in the opener against the USA and with Pakistan up next, there are a few areas that need tightening.
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O’Romeo movie guide: Cast, runtime, CBFC rating and plot of Shahid Kapoor’s film
After some fun roles, Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor is back to the serious thrilling genre of film with Vishal Bharadwaj’s O’Romeo. The movie that also features Triptii Dimri in lead role, draws inspiration from real life incidents and is inspired by a book. Moreover, the movie releasing on the occasion of Valentine’s Day has the perfect opportunity to earn big since, Dhurandhar storm is over and Mardaani 3 and Border 2 have enjoyed their run at the box office.
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Tarique Rahman, BNP chief, wins both constituencies as counting of votes continues for Bangladesh elections
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chief Tarique Rahman has won both the constituencies he contested as counting of votes was underway on Thursday after Bangladeshis cast ballots in the crucial general elections to elect a new government to replace the interim administration, which took charge after the collapse of the Awami League regime in August 2024.
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Kim Jong Un’s daughter is close to be designated as North Korea’s next leader: Report
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) on Thursday assessed that teenage daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is effectively being positioned as his successor, marking a potential extension of the Kim family dynasty into a fourth generation, lawmakers said on Thursday. The assessment from the intelligence agency comes ahead of a major Workers’ Party congress in North Korea later this month, where Kim is expected to outline key policy goals for the next five years and further consolidate his grip on power.
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IND vs NAM Live Cricket Score Updates: Abhishek Sharma remains doubtful, Jasprit Bumrah to return
After a narrow win over the United States of America (USA) in the opening night, India now move to their second game against Namibia on February 12 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Ahead of that, the Suryakumar Yadav-led side suffered a major blow as opener Abhishek Sharma is doubtful for the game. He was admitted to the hospital on February 10, where a few tests were run after the southpaw complained of stomach pain. He was eventually released but the team management may not want to risk him at the moment, especially when the game against Pakistan is just around the corner. On the other hand, Jasprit Bumrah is set to make his return to the playing XI. Mohammed Siraj, who clinched three wickets in the opening game, is likely to be dropped to make room for Bumrah. Sanju Samson, in the meantime, is expected to open alongside Ishan Kishan if Abhishek is indeed given a break.
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Toxic lands in new controversy; Christian body objects to portrayal of Saint Michael in Yash’s movie
Just weeks before it is scheduled to release in theatres, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, has run into fresh controversy. The Yash-starrer, already one of the most anticipated films of the year, is now facing objections from a Christian organisation over alleged religious insensitivity. The National Christian Federation has written to government and film authorities, urging them to intervene before the film reaches cinemas. The group has claimed that certain scenes in the film depict religious imagery in a manner that hurts Christian sentiments.
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Govt clarifies on revised US factsheet on trade deal: ‘Amendments reflect shared India-US understanding’
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday clarified that the recent amendments in the United States factsheet on the framework for the India-US interim trade agreement reflect the “shared understandings” between both sides. During the weekly media briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal was asked about changes made in the updated White House document and said that the joint statement issued by the two countries continues to guide the process.
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Italy register historic first win in T20 World Cup, Mosca brothers decimate Nepal in Mumbai
Game 17 of the ongoing T20 World Cup 2026 saw Nepal taking on Italy. The two sides locked horns at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on February 12. The clash began with Nepal coming in to bat first. It is worth noting that both Nepal and Italy had lost their first games of the season, and both teams hoped for a good performance.
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PSL vs IPL auction: Comparing most expensive players from T20 leagues ahead of 2026 season
The first-ever Pakistan Super League (PSL) auction took place today in Lahore. As many as eight teams bid on the players they wished to sign for the upcoming season, from their PKR 50.5 crore (INR 16.34 crore) purse. Hyderabad and Rawalpindi franchises had the maximum purse, while the rest of the teams’ purse was reduced as they either retained a few players or also made a direct overseas signing. At the end of the auction, Naseem Shah turned out to be the most expensive player.
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