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Norway knock Ivory Coast out of FIFA World Cup 2026 with narrow 2-1 victory | Football

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Norway knock Ivory Coast out of FIFA World Cup 2026 with narrow 2-1 victory | Football

New Delhi: Norway and Ivory Coast locked horns in the round of 32 of the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. The two sides met at the Dallas Stadium in Arlington, and it was Norway who managed to get the best of Ivory Coast, eliminating them from the tournament. It is worth noting that Norway took the lead early in the game as Antonio Nusa scored a brilliant curler in the 39th minute of the clash. With Norway cruising throughout the game, their opponents maintained a goal-scoring threat, keeping the Norwegians on their toes. The side finally managed to break through…

Australia book ticket to Women’s World Cup 2026 final, register dominant 8-wicket win against West Indies | Cricket

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Australia book ticket to Women’s World Cup 2026 final, register dominant 8-wicket win against West Indies | Cricket

New Delhi: Australia put forth a dominant performance against the West Indies in the 1st semi-final of the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup 2026. The two sides met at The Oval on June 30th, and Australia managed to defeat the West Indies and reached the final of the tournament. The clash began with the Windies coming in to bat first. The side opened its innings with Hayley Matthews and Qiana Joseph scoring 30 and 16 runs, respectively. Shemaine Campbelle scored 22 runs to her name, with Deandra Dottin going unbeaten on a score of 26 runs in the lower order…

Jasmine Bhasin shares critical health update

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Jasmine Bhasin shares critical health update

Indian television star Jasmine Bhasin has been diagnosed with terminal ileitis. The 36-year-old actress shared her health update with her fans and followers via a video on her Instagram story on Monday and said she is not "out of the danger zone". Terminal ileitis is the inflammation of the terminal ileum, the final section of the small intestine that connects to the large intestine. The actor was admitted to hospital on June 28 in Dubai. Also read: Bella talks about ‘hardships’ of living with chronic illness Bhasin, known for her roles in projects such as "Tashan-e-Ishq"…

Will Vaibhav Sooryavanshi play for India in the first T20I against England? India skipper reveals | Cricket

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Will Vaibhav Sooryavanshi play for India in the first T20I against England? India skipper reveals | Cricket

New Delhi: The stage is set for one of the most exciting games of the upcoming series between India and England. The two sides are meeting across five T20I matches and three ODI matches. The Indian team will be coming into the series on the back of a two-game series loss against Ireland. The Men in Blue will hope to improve and put in a good show against England, and ahead of the T20I, there will only be one question in the minds of the fans, and that would be whether or not 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will feature for India…

‘He didn’t die in an accident’: Founder says young employee’s death still haunts him, ‘I remain guilty even to this day’ |

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‘He didn’t die in an accident’: Founder says young employee’s death still haunts him, ‘I remain guilty even to this day’ |

A heartfelt LinkedIn post is getting people talking for reasons that have little to do with business. Instead of sharing a success story or a leadership lesson, a Delhi-based founder chose to revisit one of the hardest memories of his career. Nearly a decade after a young employee died, he says he still carries the weight of what happened, and his honest reflection has sparked conversations about responsibility, workplace care, and the people behind every organization.The post has also prompted former colleagues to remember the employee and share their own memories, turning one personal reflection into a wider discussion.Founder remembers…

What’s behind the anti-Pakistan sentiment in PoK as people reject Asim Munir’s ‘dictatorship’? | World

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What’s behind the anti-Pakistan sentiment in PoK as people reject Asim Munir’s ‘dictatorship’? | World

New Delhi: Large-scale protests continue in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), where thousands of people have taken to the streets against Pakistan's control over the region. The demonstrations, centred in Rawalakot, entered their 22nd day on Tuesday. Videos circulating on social media show protesters raising slogans against Pakistan and declaring that PoK is not a part of Pakistan. Protesters also rejected the leadership of Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir, saying they would not accept any form of dictatorship. People reject Islamabad’s control Addressing a gathering at Eidgah Ground in Rawalakot, local leaders said the region should no longer be considered under Pakistan's…

BJP president Nitin Nabin on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on Congress, saying the grand old party is becoming synonymous with criminalisation of politics and corruption.

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BJP president Nitin Nabin on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on Congress, saying the grand old party is becoming synonymous with criminalisation of politics and corruption.

BJP president Nitin Nabin on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on Congress, saying the grand old party is becoming synonymous with criminalisation of politics and corruption. Nabin made this accusation in view of party’s support for the forces which he said want to divide the country. Addressing the BJP's state executive meeting on the city outskirts on the last day of his three-day visit to Telangana, he said the people and BJP workers would make the Congress government accountable for the "public money spent on Rahul Gandhi's foreign visit". "Congress and corruption are synonymous. I feel criminalisation of…

NOR vs CIV FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE: Erling Haaland in action as Norway aim to book RO16 ticket | Football

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NOR vs CIV FIFA World Cup 2026 LIVE: Erling Haaland in action as Norway aim to book RO16 ticket | Football

Arlington (Texas): Norway and Ivory Coast are locking horns in the round of 32 of the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026. The two sides are meeting at the Dallas Stadium in Arlington, and both sides will hope to put in a good showing. It is worth noting that Norway finished in second place in their group, winning two and losing one in the three games that they have played so far. They will hope to put in a good show against Ivory Coast and move into the round of 16 as well. As for Ivory Coast, the side finished behind…

‘It was depressing’: Shreyas Iyer backs India to bounce back after embarassing series loss against Ireland | Cricket

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‘It was depressing’: Shreyas Iyer backs India to bounce back after embarassing series loss against Ireland | Cricket

New Delhi: The Indian team sustained a hefty loss against Ireland in their recently concluded T20I series. The two sides met in two T20I matches, and Ireland registered victories in both to clinch the series. After the end of the series, the Indian team was subjected to criticism from all over the world. Ireland caused a major upset and a historic victory to see off the Men in Blue in the series. However, the Indian team’s skipper Shreyas Iyer took centre stage and backed his side to improve and get back to winning ways very soon. "It wasn't embarrassing, but…

US birthright citizenship upheld by Supreme Court in big rejection of Trump’s order; all about the case | World

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US birthright citizenship upheld by Supreme Court in big rejection of Trump’s order; all about the case | World

Washington: The US Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the right to birthright citizenship, rejecting an executive order by President Donald Trump that sought to end the longstanding constitutional guarantee for many children born to immigrants in the United States. “Children born in the United States to parents unlawfully or temporarily present are ‘subject to the jurisdiction’ of the United States and are citizens at birth under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause,” the court said in its ruling. The justices had signalled during oral arguments in April that they were likely to uphold the constitutional principle that individuals born in the…