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The 25-minute talk that changed Sanju Samson's World Cup
Sanju Samson revealed a new T20 World Cup game plan, learning from past failures to regain form and play a key role in India's title win. He also shared how advice from Sachin Tendulkar during difficult phases proved invaluable. Samson emphasized managing social media's impact and controlling outside noise to focus on cricket.
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Opposition likely to move notice for CEC removal
The joint opposition is preparing to move a notice for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Rajya Sabha soon after the Lok Sabha addresses the notice against Speaker Om Birla. This move, spearheaded by TMC, stems from concerns over electoral roll reviews in West Bengal, with other INDIA bloc parties now reportedly on board.
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'Will remove some oil sanctions': Trump as crude prices soar amid Iran war
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6 mental health habits that help you stay calm during global uncertainty
During challenging times, mental resilience becomes essential. Dr. Meenakshi Jain, a leading psychiatrist, recommends setting limits on news consumption, creating structured daily routines, taking mindful breaks, and nurturing relationships. Complementing this, holistic wellness expert Dr. Mickey Mehta advocates for living in the moment, accepting what is beyond our control, and prioritizing healthy lifestyle choices.
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Despite ‘Make-in-India’ focus, India remains 2nd largest arms buyer in world: SIPRI report
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Sarah Jane Ramos hires lawyers to challenge Dak Prescott prenup
Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys’ star player, had planned his lavish Italy wedding to long term fiancee and mother of his two children, Sarah Jane Ramos, which was all set to be held on 10th April. But just weeks ahead of the wedding, Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos called off their wedding and there are rumors of an alleged prenup.
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Middle East tensions: Bahrain mission arranges for Indians' return from Saudi
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Our national interest, including energy security & trade flows, will always be paramount: EAM
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Middle East crisis: Oil tops $100, nears 4-year high as Saudis cut production
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Stressful, toxic people in your life may make you age faster, say researchers
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Japan’s second-richest man’s OpenAI funding promise may now hurt SoftBank
SoftBank's massive "all-in" bet on OpenAI, backed by aggressive divestments including Nvidia, is reportedly causing significant financial strain. The Japanese tech giant's shares have plummeted, its credit outlook downgraded, and it's seeking bridge loans. This AI investment is also impacting partners like Oracle, whose stock has tumbled amid concerns over data center costs and reliance on OpenAI.
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Do we have nothing except Bengal SIR to hear, asks SC
The Supreme Court expressed frustration over frequent West Bengal-related petitions, questioning its workload. Petitioners challenging voter list deletions highlighted a lack of appeal options. The court agreed to hear these alongside ongoing voter roll scrutiny issues, emphasizing that bureaucrats shouldn't overrule judicial officers' decisions.
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Manchester-bound flight returns to Delhi after flying 13 hours; London-Mumbai diverted to Cairo
A flight to Manchester experienced a significant delay and returned to Delhi after over 13 hours due to a call sign mix-up. The leased aircraft, operating under IndiGo's code, faced air traffic control confusion in Eritrea. This incident highlights the complexities of rerouting flights around West Asian airspace due to ongoing conflicts, impacting flight durations and operational viability.
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‘Can’t breathe... there is oil smoke inside homes, hospitals’: Iranians tell kin in India
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Government working to ‘optimise’ gas supply as Gulf war hits LNG flow
India faces a nearly 40% hit to its LNG supply due to the West Asia conflict, prompting the government to devise an "optimisation plan" for industries. While fertiliser remains a priority, some supply reduction is possible, though the sector is currently buffered by high urea stocks and the agricultural lean season.
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Teen Beaten To Death: Speech-impaired boy killed after cricket dispute; police hunt for accused
In a tragic twist of fate, Kundan Kumar, a speech-impaired teenager in Bihar's Vaishali district, lost his life over a cricket match misunderstanding. While caught up in the excitement of the India-New Zealand T20 World Cup final, a misunderstood cheer from Kundan triggered a violent confrontation with another individual.
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