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Pakistan interim coach Hesson denies role in senior players' early exit

Pakistan's interim coach Mike Hesson has distanced himself from the decision to send senior players home during the ongoing tour. He confirmed that Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Agha, and Imam-ul-Haq had already left before he could weigh in on the matter. Hesson stated he was unaware of the circumstances surrounding their departure. His current focus is on preparing the squad for the final Test, with an emphasis on a more diverse bowling attack and better overall team balance. He also indicated that new talent would be integrated to strengthen the side going forward.

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Air India fires pilot who tested positive for drugs after Phuket-Delhi flight incident

Air India has terminated a pilot following a positive test for a psychoactive substance. The pilot was involved in a Phuket-Delhi flight that suffered multiple hydraulic failures and an altitude upset, resulting in injuries to passengers and crew. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau recommended disciplinary action against the pilot after reviewing the incident. A full investigation into the flight incident is still underway.

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Alex Eala's US Open Run Fuels Rise as Global Tennis Star and Brand

Filipino tennis player Alexandra Eala advanced to the third round of the US Open, marking a notable milestone in her career. Her growing popularity has drawn large crowds and significant media attention at the tournament. Eala's commercial appeal has expanded globally, with her endorsement portfolio reflecting her rising international profile. The scheduling of her matches has sparked debate over whether star power is being prioritized over on-court performance. Her off-court influence is increasingly seen as rivaling her athletic achievements in the modern tennis landscape.

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Madras HC Asks Tamil Nadu DGP to Explain Compliance With SC CCTV Mandate

The Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu's Director General of Police to submit a report on CCTV footage preservation at police stations across the state. The court sought clarification on whether the footage is being retained for the 18-month period required under a Supreme Court order. The directive comes amid concerns that the state may not be fully complying with the apex court's guidelines on police station surveillance. The Supreme Court had previously mandated the installation and preservation of CCTV footage at police stations to ensure accountability and prevent custodial misconduct.

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US Troops Get Thailand Shore Leave After Months of Iran Standoff Duty

American soldiers are enjoying a five-day visit to Thailand following an extended deployment amid tensions with Iran. The shore leave comes after the troops spent months stationed aboard an aircraft carrier during the standoff. The visit has drawn attention partly due to widespread criticism over living conditions on the carrier. The break is seen as a relief for personnel who endured a prolonged and demanding operational period.

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Seattle Mariners unveil bronze statue honouring iconic post-9/11 flag moment

The Seattle Mariners have permanently commemorated a defining moment in their history with a new bronze statue outside their stadium. The sculpture depicts two former players raising the American flag, symbolising the team's resilience and their 2001 division title win. The statue is installed within a newly developed plaza featuring interactive elements for fans. Proceeds from fundraising tied to the monument will go toward restoring youth baseball and softball fields throughout Washington state.

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Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes: How WWE's Top Stars Live Outside the Ring

Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, two of WWE's biggest stars in 2026, lead notably different lifestyles despite their shared success. Reigns gravitates toward luxury comfort, high-end vehicles, and a more private personal life. Rhodes, by contrast, favors statement cars, custom fashion, and a carefully maintained public image. Both wrestlers' homes, travel choices, watches, and personal style reflect their individual approaches to wealth and fame.

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MacKenzie Scott surpasses $1 billion in donations to historically Black colleges

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has crossed the $1 billion mark in total donations to historically Black colleges and universities. The milestone was reached following her recent $42 million gift to Elizabeth City State University. Scott has been consistently funding such institutions since 2020, supporting a wide range of educational establishments. Her contributions are unrestricted, allowing recipient universities to direct the funds according to their own priorities. Beyond HBCUs, Scott's broader philanthropic work also extends to various community and educational causes.

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Andy Reid Gives Update on Patrick Mahomes' Uncertain Health Status

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has spoken publicly about star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' current health condition. Mahomes' availability for upcoming play remains in doubt following the coach's latest comments. Reid's remarks have drawn attention as fans and analysts await clarity on the player's status. The Chiefs have not yet confirmed when Mahomes might return to full fitness.

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BLA Claims 25 Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Two Separate Attacks in Balochistan

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for two separate attacks on Pakistani security forces in Balochistan. BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch stated that fighters targeted a military convoy at Ziarat Cross, attacking four vehicles and destroying two, including a military truck. The group claims 18 personnel were killed in the Ziarat Cross assault alone. A total of 25 Pakistani soldiers are said to have been killed across both incidents combined. Pakistan's military has not yet issued an official response confirming or denying the casualty figures.

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Nepal Tunnel Worker Rescued After Nine Days Trapped Underground Post-Floods

Kabir Maharjan was among two tunnel workers successfully rescued in Nepal after being trapped underground for nine days. The workers became stranded following flooding that struck the area. The rescue was described as miraculous given the extended duration the men spent buried inside the tunnel. Maharjan's family expressed relief, stating they never lost hope throughout the ordeal.

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Cricketers and sports figures send greetings on Krishna Janmashtami

Several prominent Indian sports personalities took to social media to extend wishes on the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami. Cricketers Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant shared festive greetings with their fans and followers. Former players Virender Sehwag and Suresh Raina also conveyed heartfelt messages for the festival. Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker and ICC chairman Jay Shah were among others who joined in the celebrations. Janmashtami commemorates the birth of Lord Krishna and is observed with deep religious devotion across the country.

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San Ysidro Opens Community Center to Combat Heat, Blackouts and Climate Risks

La Semilla Community Resiliency Center has opened in San Ysidro, California, offering residents a dedicated space to cope with climate-related challenges. The center provides cooling facilities during extreme heat events and backup electricity during power outages. Beyond emergency relief, it also runs educational programs focused on disaster preparedness and sustainable living. The initiative directly addresses pressing environmental concerns in the area, including pollution and increasingly severe weather conditions.

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