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Woody Marks sustained an ankle injury.(Image via Getty Images)

Woody Marks, the Houston Texans’ star player, had to leave the last match against the Arizona Cardinals after he sustained a brutal ankle injury.As the Houston Texans gear up to face the Las Vegas Raiders today, all eyes are on Woody Marks’ return to the field after his dramatic exit last weekend. Now, popular insiders have opened up about Woody Marks’ potential return to the field today.

Woody Marks’ potential return to the field sparks chaos as the Houston Texans gear up to face the Las Vegas Raiders

While there were doubts over Woody Marks’ ability to play today, it seems he will still try to return even though his status needs to be cleared 90 minutes before the game kicks off at 4:25pm E.T. as the Houston Texans publishes their list of inactive players for today.A few minutes ago, popular NFL insider, Aaron Wilson reported, “Derek Stingley Jr. (oblique), Woody Marks (ankle) both plan to play, final status being determined Sunday…”Though this has sparked hope among fans as the Houston Texans gear up for the last three matches of the season, it seems highly unlikely for Woody Marks to take the field today, even if he might seem ready.A few hours ago, NFL insider Adam Schefter took to X as he wrote, “Source: Texans RB Woody Marks is not expected to play today vs. the Raiders due to his ankle injury…”Woody Marks missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday but became a limited participant on Friday.

What happened to Woody Marks in Week 15?

For the unversed, Woody Marks looked visibly in pain last weekend as he sustained a brutal ankle injury and left the game midwayA few days ago, the Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans opened up about Woody Marks injury.The head coach said, “Woody could have come back in the game…”He added, “He got his ankle tweaked a little bit there early in the game. For where he was, felt like Jawhar and Dare were doing a good job, so wanted to keep rolling with those guys and make sure Woody is good as we continue to go into the week.”At this point, neither the Houston Texans nor Woody Marks has opened up about his return to the field.Also Read: Marvin Harrison Jr. injury update: Arizona Cardinals star breaks silence on Week 16 status against Atlanta Falcons

Singer Kumar Sanu’s ex-wife and Jaan Kumar Sanu’s mother, Rita Bhattacharya, says she was shocked when she received a defamation notice filed against her by her former husband. Speaking to Bombay Times, Rita reacts to the legal action, the amount mentioned in the notice, and the impact it has had on her and her three sons.‘He is asking for 50 crores’“I’m shocked. He is filing a case against the mother of his three grown-up sons,” she says. While reports suggest that Sanu is seeking ₹30 lakh as compensation, Rita claims that the notice she received mentions a much higher figure. “The paper he has sent me, he is asking for 50 crores. I don’t know how Sanu is dreaming that I have so much money. It is really sad,” she laments.

Rita questions why she has been singled out when others (hinting at his ex-girlfriend Kunickaa Sadanand) have spoken publicly as well. “He is attacking me without attacking any other person. He is filing a case against me, not about the other people who are talking and inciting things. What is being discussed elsewhere is more insulting, and it is very insulting for my children also,” she points out.The issue traces back to Kunickaa recently speaking about her past relationship with a married man (Kumar Sanu) inside the Bigg Boss house. Her comments drew a public reaction from Rita and escalated further when her son, Jaan Sanu, criticised Kunickaa.

‘He has always blocked us’Asked if she tried speaking to Sanu to clear the air, Rita maintains that there has been no communication between them for years. “I never got a chance to talk to him. Neither me nor my children ever got a chance to talk to him because he has always blocked us. I tried to call Sanu, but he never took our calls. We are blocked on his number,” she says, adding that she attempted to reach out through his office earlier when stuff has . “I contacted his secretary and requested him to please stop this. It is a very big insult. My son was getting married, and the in-laws were asking questions. I requested many times. I have all the messages and recordings on my phone,” she recalls.‘ I will meet Sanu in the court after 31 years’Calling the situation humiliating, Rita says, “This is very insulting. My children are not kids. They are grown-up men. My elder son will be 37, my second son will be 34, and Jaan is already 31. I don’t think it is their crime that they are answering people. They did nothing.”She adds that returning to court at this stage of her life is especially painful. “I am 63 years old, and again I have to fight in court. The first time he took me to court, I was pregnant with Jaan. Now again, at this age, I have to go through this. I will meet Sanu in the court after 31 years.”Rita also reveals that she is planning to file a counter-case. “I will see him in the court. And I will request Sanu with folded hands — just try to be a good human being and be the father of my three children. If you can’t love us, at least don’t disturb us and don’t harass us anymore,” she concludes.

India is emerging as a rare bright spot in retail at a time when shopping malls across Western economies are facing sustained closures, according to real estate consultancy firm Anarock.Since 2020, the US has recorded a net shutdown of nearly 1,200 mall stores, with rising vacancy levels pushing almost 40 per cent of empty malls toward rezoning or alternative use. India, however, is seeing renewed momentum in its retail segment, backed by strong consumption trends and growing interest from institutional investors, real estate consultancy firm Anarock said, as quoted by ANI.This confidence is translating into capital inflows. Indian shopping malls are projected to attract more than $3.5 billion in investments over the next three years, according to Anuj Kejriwal, CEO, Retail Leasing and Industrial and Logistics, Anarock Group. “88+ foreign brands have entered the Indian retail market and are seeking to expand aggressively. Several more global brands are in the pipeline, seeking space in the severely restricted Grade-A assets currently available,” Kejriwal said.At the core of India’s retail appeal is a combination of a young consumer base and limited organised retail competition. Hoeeber, Anarock pointed out that India’s organised retail supply remains significantly constrained, with per-capita retail stock among the lowest globally compared with markets such as the US and China.“This gap, combined with India’s per-capita income nearly doubling in the last decade, has created a demand-supply mismatch virtually unheard of in global retail,” Kejriwal added.Operational performance reflects this imbalance. Premium malls are operating at near-maximum capacity, with occupancy levels ranging between 95 and 100 per cent, while rental growth continues to outpace pre-pandemic benchmarks.“Grade-A malls are running near-full occupancy, reporting 95-100 per cent occupancy with long waitlists for key zones. Rental growth has consistently surpassed pre-pandemic levels, and developers now find leasing cycles outpacing construction cycles — a rarity anywhere in the world,” also said the CEO.Additionally, Indian malls have evolved into multi-purpose destinations rather than pure shopping centres. With daily visitor counts surpassing 20,000 on weekdays and surpassing 40,000 on weekends, entertainment, dining, and social interaction serve as the main drivers of foot traffic. Thirty to thirty-five percent of all foot traffic comes from entertainment and food and drink.Anarock also emphasized how resilient Indian retail has been in the face of the global e-commerce boom. Online retail penetration in India stands at around 8 per cent, well below the 20 per cent-plus levels seen in the US and China, allowing physical retail to coexist and even benefit from digital channels.Looking ahead, according to the consultancy, India is expected to grow into a $6 trillion consumption economy by 2030, solidifying its standing as a major growth market for international retailers and investors looking for long-term prospects.