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Court Denies Rs 50 Lakh Accident Claim to Heirs, Grants Nominee

The Bombay High Court has ruled that a Rs 50 lakh accident insurance claim belongs to the deceased's mother, who was the nominee, not to his legal heirs. The judgment clarifies that a nominee acts as a trustee for the rightful legal heirs under insurance law. The court stated the nominee receives the funds to hold and distribute according to succession laws. This case stemmed from a dispute following a man's accidental death in 2018.

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Lionel Messi's 21-year Argentina career detailed in statistical review

The Economic Times has published a statistical review of Lionel Messi's 21-year international career with Argentina. The analysis covers his extensive tenure with the national team from his debut in 2005 to the present. It quantifies his contributions through key metrics such as goals, appearances, and trophies won. The review aims to provide a comprehensive numerical perspective on his historic time representing his country.

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Pakistan faces severe backlash after deporting thousands of Afghan refugees.

Pakistan's government has forcibly repatriated hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees and migrants in recent months. This policy has sparked widespread domestic criticism, including from Pakistani politicians and citizens. Critics argue the mass expulsion is creating instability and damaging Pakistan's international reputation. The original article described the situation as a self-inflicted political crisis for the Pakistani state.

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Iran uranium enrichment escalates, raising international concerns

Iran has enriched uranium to 60% purity, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency. This level, achieved at its Fordow enrichment plant, is close to weapons-grade material. The action sharply reduces the time Iran would need to produce a nuclear weapon if it chose to do so. The development has heightened tensions with Western nations and complicated ongoing diplomatic efforts.

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CBI seeks extension in NEET paper leak investigation

The Central Bureau of Investigation has requested additional time to complete its probe into the alleged NEET-UG paper leak. The agency is investigating irregularities surrounding the national medical entrance exam held earlier this year. The request was made to the Supreme Court, which is monitoring the case. The investigation concerns potential criminal breaches that have impacted the examination's integrity.

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AAP's Kuldeep Kumar claims police attempted arrest before planned protest

AAP leader Kuldeep Kumar has alleged that Delhi Police attempted to arrest him on Tuesday. He claims this was an effort to prevent him from attending a planned party protest at the BJP headquarters. The protest was intended to oppose recent arrests of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and other AAP leaders. Delhi Police have not yet issued a public statement regarding these specific allegations.

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India's startup funding declined 15% in 2022, with late-stage deals seeing the sharpest drop.

A report by Bain & Company indicates that startup funding in India fell by 15% in 2022 compared to the previous year. The decline was most pronounced in late-stage funding rounds. The report also noted a significant decrease in the number of new unicorns created during the year. This cooling follows a period of exceptionally high investment activity in 2021.

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US dismisses Iranian threat to close Strait of Hormuz

The United States has publicly rejected recent statements from Iran regarding the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The comments were made by a US State Department spokesperson during a press briefing on Wednesday. The spokesperson asserted the US commitment to freedom of navigation in the critical waterway, which is a major global oil transit route. This exchange underscores ongoing regional tensions over maritime security and Iran's nuclear program.

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