ishowspeed has released a new football song called Champions ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and it’s already garnering a lot of attention online. Although the song is not officially associated with FIFA, many fans believe that it perfectly captures the excitement of the tournament. The music video quickly crossed five lakh views within just two hours of its release, which shows how much interest there is in the track.The popular streamer is known for his love for football and especially his support of Cristiano Ronaldo. Over the years, Speed ​​has traveled around the world attending football events and meeting fans from different countries. Their latest song celebrates the World Cup by mentioning every nation participating in the competition, making it feel like a global football anthem.

Fans say iShowspeed’s ‘Champions’ deserves to be the FIFA 2026 World Cup anthem

The song received a very positive response from the audience, with many saying that it deserves a place among some of the most memorable songs of the World Cup. Directed by Zach Madden and executive produced by Slipz and Ames Ward, the music video combines football energy with Speed’s trademark excitement.Many fans went a step further and suggested that FIFA should officially recognize the song. One fan wrote, “FIFA should officially sign Speed ​​now. He has traveled the world and experienced many cultures. Honestly, this guy deserves to represent the world.Another viewer simply commented, “Petition to make this the official WC song.”Others compared Champions to Shakira’s famous World Cup track and praised Speed ​​for creating a song that brings together fans from different countries. Some comments also called it “Officer” World Cup song, despite the fact that FIFA has already announced its own soundtrack for the tournament.The 2026 FIFA World Cup already has several official songs, including Shakira and Burna Boy’s Dai Dai Dai. Other tracks feature artists such as Jelly Roll, Carin Lyons, Daddy Yankee, Shenseea, Tyla and Future. Even with a star-studded lineup, Speed’s song has managed to stand out and create a buzz online.This is not the first time Speed ​​has made a World Cup-themed song. It will be released in 2023 world cupWhich became a viral hit and received over 209 million views. with Champions Having already received strong support from fans, it appears that Speed ​​has once again found a way to connect football and internet culture in a big way.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court has held that a rape victim should not be harassed by repeatedly calling her to appear in court for cross-examination during trial proceedings. A bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma set aside an order passed by the Tripura HC which had allowed the plea of ​​the accused to recall the victim for questioning after four years, as she had already been cross-examined. It said that the prosecutor had to go through the process of testifying and cross-examining him on four separate occasions before the trial court, apart from during the investigation under Section 164 of CrPC and recording his statement before the Magistrate, and recalling him after four years of cross-examination was harsh.“Instructing the recall would cause further and undue hardship to the prosecutor. Witnesses cannot be expected to face difficulty in appearing in court repeatedly, especially in sensitive cases. “This may result in undue hardship to the victims, especially for heinous crimes, if they are required to appear in court again and again to face cross-examination,” the SC said. The HC had passed an order recalling a survivor under section 311 of the Code of Criminal Procedure on a petition filed by the accused. Noting that the application was filed four years after the cross-examination of the victim was completed and sufficient grounds do not exist to recall the victim after such a long delay, the court allowed the plea of ​​the state government, which had challenged the HC order.Section 311 of the CrPC states that “Any court may, at any stage of any inquiry, trial or other proceeding under this Code, summon to the attendance any person, even if not called as a witness, or recall and re-examine any person already examined; and the court may summon and examine or recall and re-examine any such person if his evidence Appears necessary for proper decision of the case.The court said that the power conferred under Section 311 is undoubtedly wide, and such power needs to be exercised in a restrained and judicious manner and not arbitrarily. Citing previous orders it said, “Merely to say that the recall was necessary to ensure a fair trial is not sufficient, unless there are cogent reasons to show how a fair trial was harmed without the recall. Recall is not a fixed matter, and the discretion given to the court must be used judiciously and not arbitrarily to prevent miscarriage of justice.”In this case, the accused was first examined and cross-examined in chief on June 4, 2018, followed by further cross-examination in August 2018. Subsequently, the prosecution filed an application under Section 311 of the CrPC seeking recall of the accused and re-examination. He was further examined and cross-examined in August and November 2019. Four years later, the accused sought to recall him in the witness box, which was rejected by the trial court but allowed by the HC. However, the SC has now set aside the HC order.

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batsman Tim David has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee and suspended for one match after breaching the IPL code of conduct during RCB’s five-wicket win over Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2026 final at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday.David, who scored 24 runs off 17 balls in the final, was found guilty of breaching Article 2.9 of the Code of Conduct, which relates to “throwing the ball (or any other item of cricket equipment such as a water bottle) in an unfair and/or dangerous manner at any player, team official, umpire, match referee or any other third person during a match.”This incident happened during the 10th over of Gujarat Titans’ innings. After the fall of the wicket, David threw a bag of ice towards on-field umpire Nitin Menon. Match referee Javagal Srinath awarded a penalty after David admitted the offense and accepted the punishment.This was David’s third Level 1 offense of the season. Earlier, he had received one demerit point in Match 20 and two demerit points in Match 54. The latest violation added two more demerit points, taking his total to five.Under IPL rules, a player who accumulates five demerit points receives a one-match suspension. As a result, David will miss the opening match of IPL 2027, whether he plays for RCB or any other franchise next season.The Australian batsman finished IPL 2026 with 305 runs in 16 matches and was part of the RCB team that successfully defended their title.RCB’s win over Gujarat Titans made them the third team in IPL history to retain the trophy after Chennai Super Kings (2010 and 2011) and Mumbai Indians (2019 and 2020). The Bengaluru franchise also became the fourth team to win multiple IPL titles, joining Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings, who have five titles each, and Kolkata Knight Riders, who have won three.RCB captain Rajat Patidar also registered his name in the record books by becoming the first captain to win the IPL in his first two seasons as captain. He is the third captain after MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma to win consecutive IPL titles.

New Delhi: India expects fertilizer consumption to be lower during the kharif sowing season in view of the IMD’s below-normal monsoon forecast, a top government official said on Monday. He said that the demand for urea is now estimated at 190 lakh tonnes as against the earlier estimate of 194 lakh tonnes.Demand for diammonium phosphate (DAP) – another key soil nutrient – ​​has been reduced to 60 lakh tonnes from the earlier estimate of 66 lakh tonnes.Aparna Sharma, Additional Secretary, Department of Fertilizers, said that in view of the El Nino effect, the department had requested the Agriculture Ministry to re-evaluate the requirements. He said that the Ministry has informed about the reduction in demand for urea and DAP on the basis of regular interaction with the states.The official also said the government has issued a second global tender to import 17 lakh tonnes of urea despite a sharp rise in global prices to boost domestic supplies for the Kharif season. Sharma said that the global price of urea has increased from $ 447 per tonne to $ 947 per tonne in February.Meanwhile, Consumer Affairs and Food Department officials said there is surplus stock of rice, wheat and pulses to meet domestic demand and market intervention.Anupam Mishra, Additional Secretary, Department of Consumer Affairs, said the government has a buffer stock of pulses of about 43 lakh tonnes, which is more than double the stock recorded in May 2025.He said production of major horticultural crops like potato, tomato and onion is sufficient to meet domestic demand – potato production is 584 lakh tonnes as against 586 lakh tonnes in the last crop year; Tomato 227 lakh tonnes as against last year’s 205 lakh tonnes; And onion is 273 lakh tonnes as against last year’s 307 lakh tonnes.The government has also set a target of creating a buffer stock of 2 lakh tonnes of onion in 2026-27.Food department officials said that as of May 2026, the wheat stock in the central pool stood at 513 lakh tonnes, almost double the buffer standard set for July 1. Wheat procurement during the current Rabi marketing season has reached about 350 lakh tonnes and the procurement operation is continuing till June 30.Rice stock in the central pool stands at 397 lakh tonnes, almost three times the buffer stock required for July 1.