Conor McGregor's appeal against a civil jury verdict, which found him liable for sexually assaulting a woman in a Dublin hotel in 2018, has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal in Dublin. The court reaffirmed the original jury’s decision in favor of the complainant, Nikita Hand, ordering McGregor to pay £206,000 in damages plus legal costs.
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WBSCT&VE&SD result 2025: The West Bengal State Council of Technical & Vocational Education and Skill Development (WBSCT&VE&SD) has declared the 2025 Higher Secondary (Vocational) examination results. The third phase results, including merit lists and marksheets, are now available on the official website, webscte.co.in. Candidates can check their results by entering the required credentials online. The council has made all relevant result information accessible for download,... Expand
The drawn fourth Test between India and England at Old Trafford saw late-game drama as Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar opted to continue batting despite a handshake offer from Ben Stokes and Harry Brook. Dale Steyn weighed in, suggesting a handshake would have been sportsmanlike once the draw was secured, though he acknowledged the batters' right to pursue milestones.
The Supreme Court has suspended the Bombay High Court's decision to acquit all 12 individuals implicated in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings. While the accused will remain free, the ruling will not set a precedent due to concerns about its impact on other MCOCA cases. The court issued notices to the accused, seeking their responses to the government's appeal against the acquittal.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the return of the sacred Piprahwa relics of Lord Buddha to India after 127 years. Discovered in 1898, the relics were taken abroad during the colonial period. The government intervened after the relics appeared in an international auction, emphasizing India's dedication to preserving its cultural heritage and its deep connection to Buddhism.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings has issued a cease-and-desist notice to Rani Kapur, Sunjay Kapur's mother, over alleged defamatory information. The company refutes her claims of mismanagement and coercion, highlighting its professional management and independent board. Rani Kapur, who isn't a shareholder, plans to respond legally, while the company emphasizes transparency and adherence to corporate governance post-Sunjay's death.
During a joint press conference, Prime Minister Modi's lighthearted reassurance to a translator, who briefly stumbled between Hindi and English, drew chuckles. Moments later, Modi strategically switched to English while addressing global terror, delivering a stern message to Khalistani groups and Western nations. He emphasized accountability for those abusing democratic freedoms.
In Gwalior, a 28-year-old man, Mukesh Ahirwar, distraught after his wife left following a quarrel, attempted suicide by jumping from a railway overbridge. He survived the 35-foot fall with minor injuries, thanks to the absence of train movement. After receiving treatment and counseling, he was discharged and handed over to his family for support.
Air India has disbursed interim compensation of Rs 25 lakh each to the families of 147 deceased passengers from AI 171 and 19 who died at the accident site. Verification is complete for 52 more families, with payments progressing. The Tata Group's AI-171 Memorial and Welfare Trust pledges Rs 1 crore ex gratia for each deceased and support for B J Medical College Hostel infrastructure.
Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America faced a significant hacking incident. Hackers accessed a third-party system. They obtained personal data of many customers, financial professionals, and some employees. The company is investigating and has notified the FBI. Allianz Life is offering identity theft protection. The breach only affected Allianz Life in the US.