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Medvedev disqualified after hitting spectator with ball; Djokovic ‘shocked’ - Watch

Daniil Medvedev's China Open semifinal ended abruptly due to his disqualification for hitting a spectator. The incident occurred while he was trailing Novak Djokovic 5-7, 3-5 during the match. Djokovic expressed shock and sympathy for both Medvedev and the injured fan following the event. Earlier in the day, Alex de Minaur advanced to the final after Hubert Hurkacz retired due to injury.

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‘Even if he’s not getting game time, he’s still in the dugout’: Morkel on Sooryavanshi

Morne Morkel highlights the significance of young athletes absorbing knowledge from their veteran counterparts. While Vaibhav Sooryavanshi didn't make a notable mark at the Asian Games, his involvement with the team will enhance his growth. Morkel believes that fostering a conducive atmosphere is essential for development, regardless of on-field activity.

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Jack Ma told Elon Musk, 'Humans will always be smarter than machines'; what Tesla CEO said

Jack Ma and Elon Musk engaged in a conversation about artificial intelligence during an event in Shanghai. Ma emphasized human uniqueness, arguing that machines lack qualities inherent in humans, such as wisdom and life experience. While acknowledging AI's capability in games like chess and Go, he described computers as mere tools. Musk challenged Ma's views, suggesting that AI might eventually replicate human behavior completely.

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'There aren’t really that many schools': How Naomi Osaka turned her father’s Haitian roots

Naomi Osaka's heartfelt bond with Haiti is rooted in her family's foundation, which was formed in 1999 to uplift the community. Her inaugural trip to Haiti occurred in October 2017, followed by another visit after her first Grand Slam win in 2018. Engaging with local children, she championed educational initiatives and allocated part of her earnings for earthquake relief. This connection deeply influences Osaka's ongoing philanthropic endeavors.

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Hyderabad tea stall owner walks into police station, sets himself ablaze

P Sudhakar, a tea stall owner in Bhimgal, attempted suicide by self-immolation at the local police station. He was agitated due to alleged threats from a rival grocery shop owner. The police had previously registered a petty case against him for violating late-night business hours. Immediate action by police personnel extinguished the flames, and he was taken to a government hospital for treatment.

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Akash Anand’s BSP comeback No. 3: Here's why Mayawati took him back yet again

BSP chief Mayawati has reinstated her nephew Akash Anand as national coordinator, just days after he apologised and pledged loyalty. It is his third comeback after expulsion. The rift began when Anand didn't repost her appeal asking his father-in-law Ashok Siddharth to retire from politics. Mayawati warned that party discipline is paramount. With Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections due in early 2027, the move appears aimed at steadying the party and avoiding further organisational turmoil.

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Couple accidentally won 1830s house for $460,000; spent $300,000 restoring it

A Pennsylvania couple, Tyler and Lauren Bouldin, bought an abandoned stone house at an auction for $460,000. They faced numerous challenges during renovations, including structural issues and rising costs due to the pandemic. The couple decided to shift their approach to reuse materials and take on more work themselves. After about five years of work, the renovations are approximately 85% complete, although challenges remain.

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