Hyderabad Celebrates Sweet Surprises at The Great Indian Ice Cream Tasting Challenge
Over 1,000 ice cream lovers gathered at Next Premia Mall for 'The Great Indian Ice Cream Tasting Challenge,' a fun-filled, blindfolded flavour-guessing contest organized by Hybiz TV and Iceberg Organic Ice Creams. Special guests Sumaya Reddy and Dr. Preethi Reddy added star power to the event.
Participants competed for cash prizes, with Shruti winning ₹1 lakh. The event featured food stalls, family fun, and a joyful atmosphere. Dr. Reddy highlighted the rise of organic treats amid growing health awareness. The crowd praised the unique experience, making this third edition a deliciously memorable success.
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- Wales Online
UK-bound plane crashes after take-off with 244 people aboard
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Yahoo
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- Yahoo
PGA Tour news: Ryan Fox storms back, snags Canadian Open victory in playoff
The post PGA Tour news: Ryan Fox storms back, snags Canadian Open victory in playoff appeared first on ClutchPoints. Ryan Fox beat Sam Burns in a sudden-death playoff in the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday on the PGA Tour. For the second time in three years, there was a playoff in Ontario. In 2023, Nick Taylor provided Canada with an iconic golf moment. This time, it was New Zealand's Ryan Fox who won the Canadian Open in a playoff. Burns made a charge from the middle of the pack on Sunday to take the clubhouse lead early on. His Sunday 62 was the best round of the day and put him at 18-under par for the tournament. Many players took a shot at besting his mark, but Kevin Yu, Cameron Young, and Matt McCarty fell short. Fox tied him with a birdie on 18, finishing off a round of four-under 66. Burns and Fox teed it up on the par-five 18th hole on their first sudden-death playoff hole. Neither could reach the green in two shots due to a stifling wind, so they hit wedge shots close on their third shots. But both missed their birdie putts, including Burns from inside of six feet. He entered the Canadian Open as the best putter, per Strokes Gained, on the PGA Tour. The players went back to the 18th tee to try and decide the Canadian Open once again. Fox flirted with the pond left of the green, but skirted disaster on his second shot. Both players missed their birdie putts again, they went back to the tee, the grounds crew changed the hole location, and they tried again. Advertisement They tied again the third time, but Fox and Burnes finally hit the green with their second shots on the fourth attempt. Burns three-putt, giving Fox a golden opportunity to end it. The New Zealander buried his birdie putt to win the Canadian Open on the 76th hole. Next up on the circuit is the United States Open at Oakmont Country Club outside of Pittsburgh. Both Burnes and Fox are in the field, as is Masters champ Rory McIlroy and defending US Open champ Bryson DeChambeau. Related: PGA Tour news: Ryan Fox pulls off RBC Canadian Open feat last seen in 1968 Related: Carlos Alcaraz gets Tiger Woods comparison after epic French Open win
The Guardian
26 minutes ago
- The Guardian
News live: Albanese heads to Fiji talks en route to G7; authorities ‘urgently following up' whether any Australians affected by Air India crash
Update: Date: 2025-06-12T21:23:52.000Z Title: Welcome Content: Good morning, Nick Visser here to guide you through today's breaking news. Here's what's on the cards this morning: Prime minister Anthony Albanese will leave Canberra this morning en route to the G7 meeting in Canada early next week. The trip will include stops in Fiji and the US, will all eyes on a potential sideline meeting with Donald Trump, although nothing has been confirmed. The Department of Foreign Affairs expressed condolences to those affected by the Air India crash in the city of Ahmedabad last night. The Australian high commission and consulate-general are 'urgently following up' with local authorities to determine if any Australians were impacted. Defence minister Richard Marles again downplayed the US review of the Aukus submarine deal, telling the ABC last night he believes it is 'completely appropriate' for the Trump administration to look into it. Stick with us.
