Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella celebrated the Indian women's cricket team's historic first World Cup victory over South Africa. Nadella, a passionate cricket fan, lauded the team's achievement as a new chapter for women's cricket, highlighting the breaking of barriers and birth of legends. This win marks India's third final appearance, solidifying a significant sporting moment.
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Delhi's ambitious cloud seeding experiment to combat pollution has sparked a political storm. The Aam Aadmi Party accused the BJP-led government of fraud, claiming no rainfall occurred despite the costly trials. Officials defended the initiative, highlighting its potential to induce rain even at low humidity, a claim AAP dismissed as a waste of public funds.
A tragic incident unfolded in Agra where a six-year-old boy, Rihansh, lost his life after falling into a deep village well while playing football. Despite a massive 36-hour search operation involving expert divers and NDRF teams, the child's body was recovered late Saturday. Difficult conditions, including heavy silt and rising water levels, hampered rescue efforts.
Karun Nair's stellar domestic form continues with a double century for Karnataka against Kerala. Despite recent national team setbacks, Nair remains focused on scoring runs, aiming to win games for his team. He expressed disappointment at being overlooked but is determined to keep performing, with playing for India as his ultimate goal.
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah's National Conference and BJP united to reject the PDP's "anti-bulldozer bill," which aimed to grant ownership rights for illegal properties on state land. Abdullah argued the bill would legitimize encroachment, while PDP accused him of reneging on promises and siding with the BJP.
Authorities have apprehended three individuals linked to the banned Sikhs for Justice group for allegedly painting pro-Khalistan slogans on school walls in Punjab. Police investigations suggest these acts were funded from abroad and aimed at inciting unrest. The swift action by Counter Intelligence and local police underscores a commitment to national security and peace within the state.
Indian Railways has deployed over 12,075 special trains to manage the festive season rush, particularly around Diwali and Chhath Puja. These services, a 56% increase from last year, aim to ensure safe and timely travel for over 30 lakh passengers, with enhanced amenities at major stations.
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Delhi Police constable Sonika Yadav, seven months pregnant, won a bronze medal at the All India Police Weightlifting Cluster. She lifted a combined 145 kg, concealing her pregnancy until her final deadlift. Her achievement highlights courage and consistency, proving determination can overcome barriers.
Scientific astrologer Greenstone Lobo predicts a 90% chance for India to win the 2025 Women's World Cup against South Africa. He cites captain Harmanpreet Kaur's 'one-in-a-billion horoscope' and the team's 'Grey Lizards' as key factors. Despite South Africa's strong skipper Laura Wolvaardt, Lobo believes India's stars are aligned for a historic triumph.