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Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Khan Sir marries in quiet ceremony, reveals wife's name, 'photo' to students in viral video
Popular YouTube educator Khan Sir has revealed in one of his videos that he got married in an intimate ceremony earlier this month, according to viral clips circulating on social media. In one of the clips, the well-known educator from Bihar shared with his students that he opted out of a big celebration due to India-Pakistan tensions following Operation Sindoor. "I got married while India-Pakistan tensions were still rising. I did not tell anyone. You [my students] are the first to know about this because I am who I am today because of my students. I'm planning to host a feast for you all on June 6," he said. The educator, whose real name is reported to be Faisal Khan—though he has never confirmed it—said that while his wedding date was set, his family chose not to hold a grand celebration amid the rising tensions. Khan Sir also revealed that his family arranged the marriage. "My younger brothers and mother got the wedding done. I couldn't say no to my mother," he added. In several viral clips where the teacher shared the news with his students, loud cheers were heard as many asked him to show a photo of his bride. Never missing a chance to joke with his students, the educator quickly turned around and drew a woman's face with curly hair, saying, "Ditto, like this. She looks exactly like this, same to same. Do you think I don't draw well?" he quipped, as his students laughed and cheered. While the Bihar-based educator tends to keep his personal life private, he did share the name of his bride: AS Khan. Earlier this year, Khan Sir joined protests over the cancellation of the 70th Combined Competitive Examination (CCE), conducted by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC).
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
King County officials urge caution at WA lakes, rivers amid drownings
SEATTLE - Preventable drownings have been on the rise in recent years, according to King County officials. Now, they want to urge caution going into the summer months. With Memorial Day weekend kicking off, and favorable weather conditions on the horizon, many Washingtonians will be heading outside for recreational activities. Officials want those going out to area lakes and rivers to practice caution. These waters can be dangerously cold this time of year. Wear a life jacket – discounts and loaners are available Do not consume alcohol and drugs when around water Remember that lakes, rivers and the ocean can remain dangerously cold even when the air temperature is warm Take extreme caution around rivers. If you do choose to enter a river, always tell someone where you plan to enter and exit before you leave home When children are swimming or playing near the water, designate an adult to watch and stay nearby at all times Swim at public pools monitored by lifeguards and enroll in swim lessons. More information about public pools, including free and low-cost swim lessons, from Seattle Parks and Recreation and King County's Weyerhaeuser Aquatic Center By the numbers From 2018-2024, 190 people died in King County drownings. During this period, 27 people died annually, an increase from the 18 annual deaths from 2014-2017. While these kinds of preventable drowning deaths decreased for the first time in 2024, the numbers remain high enough for officials to be concerned. What they're saying "Any decline in drowning deaths is welcome, but there are still far too many," said Dr. Faisal Khan, Director of Public Health – Seattle & King County. "Each one of these deaths is tragic and preventable, and that's why we're urging everyone to take simple water safety precautions this summer." The Source Information for this story came from King County. Luxury Seattle hotel sues 'nuisance' building next door Firefighters in western WA train for possibility of 'above average' wildfire season Shawn Kemp lawyers claim bias in Tacoma Mall shooting case as trial nears Federal judge blocks Trump's dismantling of the Department of Education 'Where is Teekah?': Mother speaks out after Tacoma, WA cold case Activist marks 2 weeks in tree to protest logging near Port Angeles Driver arrested after deadly crash in Kent, WA To get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle for free, sign up for the daily FOX Seattle Newsletter. Download the free FOX LOCAL app for mobile in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for live Seattle news, top stories, weather updates and more local and national news.
Arab News
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Arab News
Malaysia triumph in Quadrangular series final with gritty 18-run win over Saudi Arabia
KUALA LUMPUR: Saudi Arabia faced Malaysia in the final of the Malaysia Quadrangular at Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur on Friday, and it was a surprise when the hosts chose to bat first, given that both previous encounters between the two strongest teams in the tournament had been convincingly won by the side chasing. For the latest updates, follow us @ArabNewsSport But the decision proved inspired, as Malaysia successfully defended a total of 135 for 7, bowling Saudi Arabia out for 117 in 19.2 overs to secure an 18-run victory. Honors had been even in the earlier meetings between the sides. In the first match, Malaysia defeated Saudi Arabia by five wickets, thanks largely to an unbeaten 93 from Virandeep Singh. But Saudi Arabia hit back in the second encounter, chasing down their target with a seven-wicket win driven by a brilliant opening stand of 100 in 9.1 overs from Faisal Khan and Abdul Waheed. In the final, Saudi Arabia's opening bowlers quickly put their side in control with a superb burst using the new ball. Ishtiaq Ahmad brought his experience, while his partner Imtiaz Khan, playing just his third T20I, struck with the final ball of his first over to bowl Aslam Khan and claim his maiden international wicket. Malaysia were 13 for 1 after two overs when Ishtiaq removed Syed Aziz, caught by Faisal Khan. Imtiaz then took the key wicket of Virandeep Singh, who was caught behind for just one off five balls, leaving Malaysia struggling at 21 for 3 in the fourth over. Amir Khan and Ahmed Aqeel led a steady recovery, guiding the hosts to 62 for 3 at the halfway stage. The fourth wicket fell at 97 in the 15th over when Amir was dismissed by Zain Ul Abidin for 38, ending a 76-run partnership spanning 11.1 overs. Zain struck again, bowling Sharvin Muniady for a dangerous 20 off nine balls. Imtiaz returned to bowl the 19th over and took his third wicket by dismissing Vijay Unni, finishing with figures of 3 for 26. Ishtiaq delivered an excellent final over, removing Ahmed Aqeel for a vital 44 off 42 balls and returning 2 for 18 from his four overs, as Malaysia closed on 135 for 7. Despite the strong bowling performance, the match was finely poised. Aqeel and Amir's stand had given Malaysia something to defend, and early wickets would be key. Perhaps it was the modest target of 136 that led to a cautious start from the Saudi openers, though Abdul Waheed did strike a six to end the second over. Faisal Khan managed only two singles from seven deliveries before being bowled by Syed Aziz. Waheed launched into a flurry of boundaries while his partner Waji Ul Hassan remained scoreless. Waji was the third wicket to fall, lbw to Virandeep Singh, and Saudi Arabia found themselves in deep trouble when Waheed was also trapped lbw for 44 off 26 balls, leaving the score at 50 for 4. Saudi Arabia slumped further to 71 for 7 in the 13th over, with Pavandeep Singh and Vijay Unni taking two wickets apiece. However, Zain Ul Abidin and Nawazish Akhtar revived hopes with an eighth-wicket stand of 43 in 5.3 overs. With 23 runs needed from the final two overs, Ishtiaq Ahmed joined Zain at the crease. But Virandeep Singh bowled a brilliant 19th over, conceding just three runs, leaving 20 required from the final six balls. Ishtiaq was run out from the first ball of Rizwan Haider's over as he ensured Zain retained the strike. But Zain was caught by Virandeep next ball for 32 off 30, and Saudi Arabia were bowled out for 117 in 19.2 overs. The hosts claimed the Malaysia Quadrangular title by 18 runs in a tournament marked by eye-catching batting displays but ultimately decided by quality bowling. Rizwan Haider finished with 2 for 11 as Saudi Arabia lost their final three wickets for just three runs. Ahmed Aqeel was named Player of the Match for anchoring Malaysia's innings from a perilous 21 for 3, scoring 44 off 42 with two fours and a six. In the end, the hosts edged Saudi Arabia, who had pushed them hard across all three contests. Both sides proved far too strong for Singapore and Thailand, with the former finishing third after beating Thailand by 30 runs in the play-off.
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Faisal Khan aka fasbeam
Faisal Khan, known online as FasBeam, founded MotorBeam, an automotive journalism platform, while pursuing his graduation in 2008 at Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies. In mid-2017, he expanded his digital presence and started his vlogging channel, FasBeam, where he shares engaging content related to cars, bikes and lifestyle, offering an immersive experience through raw POV videos. With an MBA in Finance, Faisal has earned recognition in the automotive space, including the "Automotive Innovator Award" in 2018. His content extends beyond motovlogging, featuring travel diaries, lifestyle vlogs, and event coverage, showcasing his interests in travel, fitness, and gastronomy.
Arab News
26-04-2025
- Sport
- Arab News
Saudi Arabia impress with the bat in Quadrangular series but lose out to brilliance of Virandeep Singh
KUALA LUMPUR: Saudi Arabia's senior men's cricket team have had a busy three days in the Malaysia Quadrangular Series in Kuala Lumpur. They comfortably beat Thailand and Singapore before being involved in a gripping contest against Malaysia, the highest ranked team in the tournament. For the latest updates, follow us @ArabNewsSport The Saudi batting did not quite fire in the first match against Thailand but the lower order kept going strongly so that they reached a total of 156. This was far too much for Thailand, who were bowled out for 90 as Hisham Shaikh took four for 15 and Zain Ul-Abidin three for 13, seven wickets falling for only 20 runs. Openers Abdul Waheed and Faisal Khan, who have each struck a T20I century for Saudi Arabia, gave the team a flying start against Singapore. Each batter hit three sixes and shared an exhilarating opening partnership of 98 in just 8.3 overs. Waheed made 55 in 34 balls and Faisal 62 from 28 balls in a brutal display of boundary hitting. The innings tailed off to 178 for eight in 20 overs but Singapore soon collapsed to 33 for eight. Usman Khalid claimed three for 13 and Saudi Arabia won by 96 runs. Malaysia had also won their opening two matches by convincing margins so Saturday's contest between two unbeaten teams was eagerly anticipated. It did not disappoint in any way. Saudi Arabia were again given a flying start by their two powerful openers as Abdul Waheed and Faisal Khan shared a stand of 84 in 7.3 overs. After the latter was dismissed for 48 from 25 balls, Waheed went on to reach 82 from 52 balls. A total of 182 for seven did not quite make the most of the electric start, though it set up a competitive chase. Ghayour Ahmed's first over in international cricket went for 21 runs, Malaysia rushing to 65 for one after the first six overs. The run-rate was checked in the middle overs, captain Waji Ul-Hassan claiming two wickets to keep Saudi Arabia just ahead. Batter number three, Virandeep Singh, is a quality batsman and he paced his innings to perfection. Thirty runs were still needed from the last two overs. Aided by a no ball, which he hit for six over mid-wicket, Singh scored all the necessary runs and Malaysia gained victory by five wickets with a ball to spare. Saudi Arabia had largely been beaten by one man as Virandeep Singh had earlier taken four for 26 to keep the Saudi total under 200. His final 30-run flourish with the bat took him to an unbeaten 93 from 57 balls, containing eight fours and four sixes. Now, there will be a second round of matches, so Saudi Arabia will face Malaysia in one more league match. On current form, they look likely to meet again in the final, so everybody following this series should be in for a cricketing treat in the coming days.
