August 10, 2026
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Bihar flood: Railway tracks submerged, water enters homes

by on September 29, 2024 0

Severe flooding in northern and central Bihar follows a major water release from the Birpur barrage on the Kosi River after torrential rains. Over 16 lakh people are affected, with submerged railway tracks and closed roadways. Relief efforts are underway as further heavy rainfall is predicted, exacerbating the situation.

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Top Five FIFA World Cup Goal Scorers: From Klose to Messi

by on September 29, 2024 0

The FIFA World Cup has highlighted exceptional goal scorers like Miroslav Klose, Ronaldo, Gerd Müller, Just Fontaine, and Lionel Messi. These football legends have set impressive scoring records across multiple tournaments, playing pivotal roles in their teams’ successes and etching their names into the annals of football World Cup history.

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‘Smashed you enough…’: When Virat silenced Faulkner with a savage reply

by on September 29, 2024 0

Virat Kohli’s exceptional performances against Australia, especially in ODIs, are well-known. He excels in high-pressure chases and has scored significant centuries on Australian soil. His rivalry with players like James Faulkner adds intensity to these encounters. Kohli’s aggressive and competitive nature fuels his iconic performances, making this rivalry a highlight of modern cricket.

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Badlapur abuse case: Lawyer of slain accused recreates scene of encounter

by on September 29, 2024 0

Akshay Shinde’s lawyer has challenged the police’s narrative surrounding his client’s death after being accused of sexually assaulting two nursery students. The lawyer also pointed out issues with obtaining a burial space for Shinde. Three police officers involved in the incident are under medical care, with one expected to remain hospitalized for a few...

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Jobless Haryana pays fortune for donkeys, flees to war zones

by on September 29, 2024 0

Haryana’s job crisis is causing a surge in illegal migration as young men from villages like Durana risk dangerous ‘donkey routes’ to the US. Limited local employment and shrinking landholdings drive this trend, leading many to risk severe consequences for better opportunities abroad despite legal repercussions.

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