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Amazon Web Services has restored its cloud infrastructure after a major outage impacted hundreds of websites and apps. The disruption, caused by DNS failures and load balancer issues in its US-EAST-1 region, affected platforms like Reddit and Slack. Services are now fully operational, with AWS reviewing the incident to prevent recurrence.
India's captain Harmanpreet Kaur expressed her team's readiness to finally clinch a global title, having experienced the pain of past defeats. Ahead of the Women's World Cup final against South Africa, she emphasised the team's hard work and collective spirit. This marks India's third final appearance, and they are determined to make this a 'special day' for the nation.
Tejashwi Yadav hinted at a Muslim deputy chief minister if the opposition alliance wins in Bihar, responding to criticism over naming a Mallah leader. He accused the BJP of hypocrisy regarding caste and community representation, highlighting the significance of the EBC vote bank in the state's political landscape.
Lakers' superstar Luka Doncic is questionable for tonight's game against the Kings due to a sprained left finger. Despite this, he's had a phenomenal start to the season, averaging 46 points. With LeBron James also sidelined, the Lakers face a thin rotation, relying heavily on Austin Reaves and new additions. The game's outcome could significantly impact early Pacific Division momentum.
The Uttar Pradesh government defended its anti-gangster law, telling the Supreme Court that attaching properties before conviction is crucial to prevent accused individuals from alienating ill-gotten assets. The state argued the law is necessary to combat escalating gangsterism, citing similar provisions in other central and state acts.
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