Women’s World Cup: New Zealand annihilate Bangladesh with 100-run victory | Cricket News

New Zealand vs Bangladesh (Photo by Prakash Singh/Getty Images) New Zealand secured a convincing 100-run victory over Bangladesh in the Women’s World Cup match, thanks to outstanding fifties from Brooke Halliday and captain Sophie Devine, followed by a strong bowling performance.The White Ferns chose to bat first and posted 227 for nine, recovering from early…

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Pondicherry University students lathicharged, arrested while demanding suspension of faculty members accused of sexual harassment | Puducherry News

The protesters were demanding the immediate suspension of faculty members on Karaikal and Puducherry campuses accused of sexually harassing students. PUDUCHERRY: Tension prevails at Pondicherry University after police lathicharged and used force to disperse students who staged a demonstration in the early hours of Friday. They were demanding the immediate suspension of faculty members on…

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Centre plans AI curriculum from Class III to future-proof students, teachers | India News

(AI image generated using ChatGPT) NEW DELHI: The Centre is set to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the school curriculum for all students from Class III onwards from next academic year (2026-27), in what officials called a “strategic national move” to make India’s future workforce AI-ready.School education secretary Sanjay Kumar said CBSE is developing the…

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IND vs WI, 2nd Test: Sai Sudharsan reveals plan for Day 2, and it doesn’t look good for West Indies | Cricket News

India’s Yashasvi Jaiswal, left, congratulates Sai Sudharsan on completing fifty runs on the first day of the second cricket test match between India and West Indies (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) India’s Sai Sudharsan expressed the team’s intention to extend their batting innings against West Indies in the second Test at Arun Jaitley Stadium on Friday.India reached…

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Decline of the US dollar? Why gold prices are breaking all records; ‘more reliable safe-haven asset’

Central banks around the world are increasing the percentage of gold reserves in their overall foreign exchange reserves. (AI image) Gold is on a record-breaking spree – even by its safe haven standards! Gold prices have been rising to new lifetime highs both in the domestic and international markets – smashing records with a bull…

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IND vs WI 2nd Test: Team India coach warns Sai Sudharsan despite 87 – ‘He very much knows that’ | Cricket News

India’s Sai Sudharsan (AP Photo/Manish Swarup) India’s batting coach Sitanshu Kotak analysed Sai Sudharsan’s dismissal and identified a technical flaw. He is now working with the mentally strong youngster to address this issue.During the first day of the second Test between India and West Indies at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Sudharsan scored an impressive 87 runs…

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Maria Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize 2025: The Obama twist in giving the award to Venezuelan – snubbing Donald Trump | World News

The Nobel Committee has made its choice — and it wasn’t Donald Trump. In Oslo, the 2025 Peace Prize was awarded to María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader who has spent decades fighting for democracy under one of Latin America’s most entrenched authoritarian regimes. Forced into hiding, barred from elections, and threatened with imprisonment,…

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‘Pakistani Hindus have rights on Indian soil’: Amit Shah defends SIR; diffrentiates between infiltrators and refugees | India News

Amit Shah (ANI file photo) NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday backed the Election Commission’s SIR, and said Hindus from Pakistan and Bangladesh have rights on Indian soil while distinguishing refugees from infiltrators.“I want to ask all citizens, who should decide who becomes the prime minister or chief minister? Should anyone other…

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In a first, MIT rejects Trump’s funding deal on higher education reform

MIT rejects Trump administration’s federal compact on higher education reform. (AP Photo) The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has become the first university to reject a federal proposal aimed at reforming higher education. The Trump administration’s “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” offered preferential treatment on federal funding in exchange for significant changes on…

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