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IndiaTimes of India ·

Samson's 22-ball fifty seals T20 series win for India against Afghanistan

Sanju Samson played a match-defining knock of 57 off just 22 balls as India clinched their T20 series against Afghanistan. Abhishek Sharma provided solid support with an unbeaten 38, forming a strong opening partnership. Nitish Kumar Reddy also impressed with the ball, easing concerns among the team's coaching staff. The dominant performances from Samson and Sharma have effectively cemented their places at the top of the order. Their form, however, raises the bar for younger players competing for spots in the lineup.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Mecca Issues First-Ever Air Raid Alert After Repeated Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia

Mecca was placed on an air raid alert for the first time in its history following a series of attacks on Saudi Arabia. The alerts were triggered by strikes carried out by the Houthi movement, which is backed by Iran. Saudi Arabia has faced repeated Houthi targeting in recent days, prompting the unprecedented security measure. The situation marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict involving the Yemen-based militant group and the kingdom.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Gisele Bündchen Buys $9.1M Florida Equestrian Estate With Horse Stalls and Soccer Field

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen has purchased a 7.5-acre equestrian estate in Florida for $9.1 million. The property includes ten horse stalls and a full-sized soccer field, catering to both equestrian and athletic interests. The acquisition adds to Bündchen's existing Florida real estate holdings, which already include waterfront properties. The new estate is described as a peaceful retreat that complements her broader portfolio in the state.

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IndiaNDTV ·

West Bengal Plans Anti-Extortion Law With Penalties for Police Misconduct

The West Bengal government is planning to introduce new legislation specifically targeting extortion, according to sources. The proposed law will formally define extortion as a distinct offence under its provisions. Clear guidelines on penalties and legal action will be outlined within the legislation. Notably, the law will also hold police personnel accountable if found involved in extortion-related misconduct.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Bellevue teen wins $100K scholarship for AI model predicting air turbulence

An 18-year-old student from Bellevue has developed an AI model called ForeCAT designed to predict clear-air turbulence, a known aviation hazard. The system combines atmospheric physics with computational methods to deliver accuracy that outperforms existing turbulence forecasting tools. The innovation earned the teenager a prestigious $100,000 scholarship from the Davidson Institute. ForeCAT has potential real-world applications in improving flight safety and reducing disruptions for airlines.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Gurgaon Road-Rage Victim Sia Hits Back at Gym Owner's 'Victim Card' Accusation

Shivani Chauhan, a woman at the centre of a Gurgaon road-rage incident, has publicly responded to remarks made by the accused gym owner. She clarified that she was not a public figure before the media covered the incident, pushing back against claims that she was playing the victim card. Chauhan, who had previously contested an election, described being harassed and chased in what she believes could have turned fatal. She has taken a firm stance against the accused, detailing the alleged sequence of events during the confrontation.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Sanju Samson enters India's elite batting club with strong Afghanistan series show

Kerala wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has joined an exclusive group of Indian batters that includes Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul. Samson had played a notable role in India's T20 World Cup victory, but his form dipped significantly afterward, managing just 33 runs across four innings. The Afghanistan series presented a crucial opportunity for him to rediscover his touch amid rising competition from young prospect Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. His strong showing came at a timely moment, with the upcoming Asian Games also placing added pressure on player performances and selections.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Dhaka University Investigates Display of Jinnah Photos at Reopened Museum

Dhaka University has launched an investigation following public backlash over the display of photographs of Muhammad Ali Jinnah at its campus museum. The university's Central Students' Union had reopened the reorganised museum on Sunday. The exhibit included photographs and newspaper clippings related to Jinnah and the broader political history of the subcontinent. The display sparked controversy, prompting university authorities to probe the decision to include such material.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

New York's Lake George mats wiped out 97% of invasive Asian clams in 2011

Lake George in New York deployed benthic barrier mats across a five-acre area in 2011 to combat an invasive Asian clam infestation. The large-scale treatment proved highly effective, eliminating 97% of the clam population. However, the success was not permanent, as the clams staged a comeback by 2019, with 27 affected sites identified across the lake. Authorities have since shifted their focus from eradication to monitoring the spread of the clams and assessing their impact on the local ecosystem.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Pittsburgh's 178-Acre Former Steel Mill Site Hazelwood Green Undergoes Major Redevelopment

Pittsburgh's Hazelwood Green, a 178-acre riverfront site that housed the city's last steel mill until its closure in 1998, is undergoing significant redevelopment after sitting vacant for decades. Since 2022, approximately 700,000 square feet of the site has been developed or is currently under construction. The projects already underway include Carnegie Mellon University's robotics centre, the University of Pittsburgh's BioForge facility, residential housing, parks, and a football field. Additional technology, retail, and housing developments are also planned for the broader site.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India's Merchandise Exports Surge 26% in August, Trade Deficit Hits 5-Month Low

India recorded strong merchandise export growth in August, with overall shipments rising by more than 26 percent. Exports to the United States climbed over 21 percent, while shipments to China saw a sharper jump of 52 percent. Key sectors drove the broad-based export expansion during the month. Import volumes also rose, particularly in electronics and crude oil. The combined trade performance helped narrow India's merchandise trade deficit to its lowest level in five months.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

UFC Flyweight Joshua Van Builds $1.5M Net Worth Since 2023 Debut

Joshua Van has quickly risen to prominence in the UFC flyweight division since joining the promotion in 2023. His net worth is estimated at $1.5 million, built largely through fight earnings and performance bonuses. His most significant payday came from his title-winning bout against Alexandre Pantoja. Van supplements his fight income through brand partnerships and sponsorship deals. With a growing profile in the UFC, his earnings are expected to increase further in the coming years.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

T-Mobile CFO dismisses Starlink Mobile as no real threat to telecom industry

T-Mobile CFO Peter Osvaldik has publicly downplayed Starlink Mobile as a non-serious competitor in the wireless industry. He criticized SpaceX for frequently shifting its strategy and questioned the feasibility of its proposed infrastructure plans. Osvaldik pointed out that satellites face inherent physical limitations in urban settings, where buildings and structures can obstruct signals. SpaceX's plan to deploy a large number of small cell stations was also called out as impractical by T-Mobile. Overall, T-Mobile believes Starlink poses no convincing challenge to established telecom operators at this time.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Maharashtra court orders neighbour to allow repairs after 8-year water leakage dispute

A water leakage dispute between two neighbours in a Maharashtra housing society escalated into a legal battle lasting eight years. The resident of a lower-floor flat had been suffering from persistent water seepage originating from the flat above. The case was taken to court after attempts to resolve the issue failed between the parties. The Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate Court ultimately ruled in favour of the affected resident. The court directed the first-floor flat owner to permit repair work to be carried out inside his unit to fix the problem.

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