Hardik Pandya reminisces about India’s thrilling T20 World Cup clash against Pakistan in 2022, emphasizing Virat Kohli’s remarkable unbeaten 82-run innings. Kohli’s performance, including crucial sixes in the penultimate over, brought India back into the game. Recently, Kohli also broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record to become the fastest player to surpass 27,000 international runs.
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A breast cancer awareness ad in a Delhi Metro women’s coach faced backlash for calling breasts ‘oranges’. Critics say it trivializes breast cancer. Supporters argue it grabs attention and raises awareness. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) removed the ad after public complaints. Some believe creative visuals help open health conversations.
Read MoreHong Kong is restricting its government employees from using apps like WhatsApp, WeChat, and Google Drive on work computers due to potential security risks. Despite inconveniences voiced by civil servants, exceptions can be made with managerial approval, reflecting similar measures in the US and China.
Read MoreA woman having an affair lured her lover to a village in Gujarat where her family ambushed him. Though he escaped, his friend was brutally murdered. The police are investigating, using technical surveillance and human intelligence, to locate the suspects. The tragic incident stemmed from the family’s anger over the extramarital affair.
Read MoreBengaluru-based Swiggy has raised its platform fee for food delivery orders to Rs 10, just a day after Zomato increased its fee to the same amount. Unlike Zomato’s temporary hike during the festive season, Swiggy’s increase appears to be permanent. Both companies benefit from this revenue-enhancing measure.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, an Urdu teacher in Ghaziabad faced harassment by a resident, Manoj Kumar, who demanded he chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’. Kumar, later found to be intoxicated, was arrested and charged under various sections for wrongful restraint and intentional insult.
Read MoreBad road forces villagers to trek 12km to reach shelters in Odisha amid Cyclone Dana
Around 220 villagers of Satabhaya and Magarkandha trekked 12 km to reach cyclone shelters due to Cyclone Dana. They navigated difficult paths, including a crocodile-infested river. The villages suffer from severe sea erosion, with many relocating to Bagapatia for safety.
Read MoreWorried paddy farmers in Odisha’s Ganjam district brace for Cyclone Dana
Farmers in Ganjam district are anxious as Cyclone Dana threatens to bring heavy rain and strong winds. Paddy crops, especially those near harvesting, could face significant damage. Authorities have advised early harvesting and creating drainage channels to minimize loss, with field staff increasing awareness about preventive measures.
Read MoreGeorgia state fends off cyberattack on absentee ballot website, state secretary office reveals
Georgia’s secretary of state’s office has successfully stopped a cyberattack suspected to be from a foreign entity, targeting the absentee ballot request website. The attempt aimed to crash the system before the presidential election. Despite the attack, the site remained operational, thanks to robust cyber defenses.
Read MoreGSEB Gujarat board exam 2025 registration underway: Direct link to apply here
The Gujarat Board has opened the registration process for the GSEB Gujarat Board Exam 2025 for SSC and HSC Science students. Registration began on October 22 and will end on November 30, 2024. Exams are scheduled from February 27 to March 2025. Students across all categories must submit their applications online through the official...
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