Mumbai Indians captain Harmanpreet Kaur and UP Warriorz’s Sophie Ecclestone had a heated argument during their Women's Premier League match in Lucknow, necessitating umpire intervention. Despite the clash, Mumbai Indians secured a six-wicket victory, enhancing their chances of playoff qualification.
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Three minor tribal girls were raped and two others were molested by several minor boys in Rania block, Khunti. The crime occurred on Friday night when the girls were returning home from a marriage-related function. Police detained 18 minor boys and conducted medical tests. A case has been registered under relevant sections. The incident is reminiscent of the 2018 Kochang gang rape.
Land acquired for highway development will be returned to original owners if unused for five years, and objections to compensation are limited to three months post-announcement. The amendments to the National Highways Act aim to speed up land acquisition and reduce disputes, with a focus on transparency.
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Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin has decided to send senior DMK leaders to meet with chief ministers and politicians from seven states to oppose the Centre's proposed population-based delimitation exercise. Stalin has also instructed DMK MPs to raise key issues including opposition to Hindi imposition and the National Education Policy during the Parliament session.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon criticized the CFPB and its former director Rohit Chopra for allegedly overstepping authority. Dimon also firmly dismissed complaints about the bank's mandatory five-day return-to-office policy, urging employees to focus on improving efficiency instead of protesting, despite their grievances.
A Bangladesh court denied bail to Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, who is accused of disrespecting the national flag. Das advocates for minority rights and was arrested after a sedition case was filed against him. His arrest prompted significant outrage and calls for his release, with his legal team anticipating further legal battles.
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Virat Kohli's return to domestic cricket drew over 15,000 fans at the Arun Jaitley Stadium for Delhi's Ranji Trophy match against Railways. An eager fan breached security to touch Kohli's feet, reflecting his immense popularity. Despite the excitement, Delhi's bowlers reduced Railways to 66/5, with Siddhant Sharma, Money Grewal, and Navdeep Saini taking key wickets.
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