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10 Workers Injured in Building Collapse Near Ambala
At least 10 people were injured after an under-construction building collapsed near Ambala. The incident occurred while labourers were actively working at the site. One of the injured workers stated that around 10 labourers had been working on the ground level at the time of the collapse. The cause of the structural failure has not yet been officially confirmed. Rescue and relief operations were undertaken following the incident.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Adds Spanish Football Club to Growing Investment Portfolio
Football star Cristiano Ronaldo has made a new major investment by acquiring a stake in a Spanish football club. The move marks another significant addition to his already diverse business portfolio. Ronaldo has been actively expanding his off-field ventures beyond his playing career. This latest investment signals his continued interest in the business side of football.
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Nor'easter Hits US Northeast, Causes Flooding, Outages and One Fatality
A powerful nor'easter struck the northeastern United States, triggering severe coastal flooding and widespread power disruptions. Over 100,000 residents were left without electricity as the storm swept through the region. A New York City Housing Authority worker died after being struck by a fallen tree. Some areas reported record-breaking rainfall and unusually high tidal surges during the event.
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India's Most Scenic Train Routes Traverse Mountains, Forests and Deserts
India offers a range of extraordinary train journeys that pass through diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, rivers, and deserts. Routes such as the Nilgiri Mountain Railway are among the most iconic, drawing travelers with their dramatic scenery. Luxury trains like the Palace On Wheels highlight the country's royal heritage and cultural richness. These journeys serve as a window into India's history and natural beauty, appealing to adventure seekers and tourists alike.
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Gill credits Kohli's freedom-first approach after star's 139* in first ODI vs WI
India captain Shubman Gill stated that allowing Virat Kohli to play freely is key to getting the best out of him. Kohli backed that belief with a dominant unbeaten 139 off 88 balls in the first ODI against West Indies on Sunday. Gill himself contributed 110 runs, and the two batters combined for a 151-run partnership. India won the match by eight wickets at the Greenfield International Stadium.
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