Michael Pezzetta, a Toronto native, has signed a two-year, $1.625 million deal with the Maple Leafs, adding physicality to their bottom-six. He recently engaged with young fans at the Maple Leafs youth hockey camp, demonstrating his commitment to the community. Pezzetta's return home brings excitement to his family and friends, all avid Leafs supporters.
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India and Maldives have revitalized their relationship, marked by PM Modi's visit and a new $565 million line of credit. Agreements were signed to reduce Maldives' debt burden and boost economic cooperation through investment and trade. Both nations affirmed their commitment to security in the region, focusing on development projects and defense cooperation.
In Palnadu district, Neelaboyina Pedda Srinu died after being set ablaze. His wife, Mangamma, is critically injured. The incident occurred near Ainavolu village in Vinukonda. Unidentified persons poured petrol on them while they slept. Police suspect a family dispute over land. Neelagiri Venkateswarlu alias Kotayya is the prime suspect. He is currently absconding.
Torrential rainfall led to flash flooding across Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia on Saturday, triggering numerous emergency rescues. Some suburbs recorded over 5 inches of rain, rendering major roads impassable. Rescue crews responded to calls, saving dozens, including those trapped in vehicles, with no reported injuries. Flood warnings remained in effect for several areas.
Authorities rescued fifty-six young women from a train at New Jalpaiguri station, suspecting human trafficking. The women, from West Bengal, were promised jobs in Bengaluru but were being sent to Bihar. Railway personnel noticed inconsistencies in their travel plans, leading to the arrest of two individuals accompanying the group, who failed to provide valid explanations or employment documents.
Former India cricketer and batting coach Sanjay Bangar believes pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah's inclusion significantly boosts India's chances in the crucial fourth Test at Old Trafford, where they aim to level the series against England. Bangar emphasises Bumrah's ability to provide the necessary firepower, especially given the expected bowler-friendly conditions.
India's coin toss woes continued as Shubman Gill lost his fourth consecutive toss, marking 14 straight losses across formats since January. Despite this, Gill remained optimistic, citing favourable batting conditions and highlighting India's strong performance in previous Tests. England chose to bowl after winning the toss. Debutant Anshul Kamboj joined Anil Kumble in a rare red-ball feat.
A tragic incident occurred at Sharda University. A second-year student ended her life in the hostel. She left a suicide note alleging harassment by two faculty members. Police arrested the accused teachers, Mahinder Sir and Shairq Maam. The student's family and other students expressed anger. Authorities are investigating the matter. The police are trying to maintain peace on campus.
Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes' family faces health challenges. His mother, Randi Mahomes, seeks prayers for her cousin's grandson, Luka, battling neuroblastoma. Randi recently lost both her parents within months. She is requesting support for Luka's treatment. The family experienced Randi's mother's cancer battle and her father's subsequent health issues.
Civil Aviation minister K Rammohan Naidu assured the Rajya Sabha that the AAIB is diligently investigating the Air India crash, which claimed 260 lives, following a rule-based and unbiased process. The investigation aims to uncover the truth behind the incident, utilizing data from the black boxes decoded domestically for the first time.