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Morocco coach flags Mbappé handball in World Cup quarter-final defeat to France

Morocco's coach raised concerns over a potential handball by Kylian Mbappé in the goal that contributed to his team's World Cup quarter-final loss against France. Despite the controversy, he acknowledged that France deserved the win after Morocco endured a difficult opening half. The Moroccan side struggled with possession transitions and failed to create enough chances against a strong French outfit. No VAR intervention was made on the disputed incident, sparking debate over the officiating. The coach remained optimistic, stating that Morocco is steadily closing the gap between themselves and the world's top footballing nations.

MCX Gold August Futures Show Positive Bias, Buy-on-Dips Strategy Advised

MCX Gold August futures are currently displaying a positive price bias, according to a market analyst. Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst for Commodity and Currency at LKP Securities, has shared his outlook on gold prices. Trivedi recommends a buy-on-dips strategy for traders looking at gold futures. This approach suggests that investors consider purchasing gold during minor price pullbacks to capitalize on the overall bullish trend.

HP High Court refuses to quash FIR against principal who called student a thief in class

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has declined to quash an FIR registered against a school principal accused of publicly calling a student a thief before classmates and showing CCTV footage in class. The principal had sought relief partly on the basis of a psychologist's report that found no trauma in the student. The court ruled that the absence of documented trauma does not warrant dropping criminal proceedings at this stage. It held that mental trauma is a matter to be established during trial, not as a precondition for prosecution. The court further observed that if the allegations are proven true, they would clearly constitute a criminal offence.