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  • Labuschagne and Bumrah’s Heated Exchange Lights Up 2nd Test Match!

    Labuschagne and Bumrah’s Heated Exchange Lights Up 2nd Test Match!

    On Day 1 of the 2nd Test match in Adelaide, Marnus Labuschagne and Jasprit Bumrah had a lively exchange. Playing with the pink ball at night, Bumrah put pressure on the Australian batsmen, including Labuschagne, with his tricky bowling. Bumrah successfully bowled out opener Usman Khawaja after a 10-over wait for a wicket.

    In the 13th over, Labuschagne still hadn’t scored when the Indian team, led by Virat Kohli, began teasing him. Bumrah bowled to Labuschagne, who defended the ball well. After collecting the ball, Bumrah shot a look at Labuschagne, but instead of backing down, Marnus said something back, almost challenging Bumrah. Kohli and Rishabh Pant laughed, and even Bumrah smiled as he went back to bowl.

    The fun didn’t stop there! Bumrah outsmarted Labuschagne on the next ball and jokingly charged at him. Labuschagne responded with a big smile and shook his head, showing there was no hard feelings. Everyone felt the excitement in that over, and even the commentators agreed that things were heating up.

    “This is fierce Test cricket, and Marnus is not backing down,” said Adam Gilchrist during the match, while Kerry O’Keefe added, “It’s a boxing match, isn’t it?”

    Together with Nathan McSweeney, Labuschagne kept the Indian bowlers at bay, scoring 61 runs by the end of Day 1, and bringing Australia’s total deficit under 100 runs before stumps.

  • Pandsera Police Uncover Massive Fake Medical Degree Scam

    Pandsera Police Uncover Massive Fake Medical Degree Scam

    The Pandesara police have discovered a huge scam involving fake medical degrees that has been going on for almost 20 years! They arrested 14 people, including the main leaders of this crime.

    The two main men behind this scam are Dr. B.K. Ravat and Dr. Rasesh Gujarati from Ahmedabad. They sold fake medical degrees to over 1,500 people who were not qualified to be doctors. Each fake degree, known as a Bachelor of Electro Homeopathic Medicine (BEMS), cost Rs 75,000. The police believe these two made at least Rs 10 crores from this illegal business!

    Dr. Ravat has a real medical degree in Ayurvedic Medicine, and Dr. Gujarati has a Diploma in Homeopathy. They created fake degrees under an imaginary organization called the “Board of Electro Homeopathic Medicine.” The police began investigating when they noticed many unqualified doctors running clinics in Pandesara.

    What the Police Found:

    During their searches, the police found many fake documents:
    – Blank and filled fake degree certificates
    – Applications and ID cards for fake doctors
    – A list of over 1,600 people whose names were on the scam’s website

    They also discovered records of payments made by unqualified practitioners using these fake degrees.

    How They Exploited People:

    The scam had two ways to get fake degrees:
    1. People paid Rs 75,000 for a degree and then Rs 3,000 every year to keep it active.
    2. They also charged Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 each month to make sure no one bothered their fake doctors.

    To force people to pay, Gujarati had associates who threatened those who didn’t comply. They sent fake cancellation notices using made-up documents from their pretend board.

    Creating a Fake Website:

    To make the scam look real, they set up a website called behmgujarat.com. It listed names and registration details of fake degree holders. This website helped them collect renewal fees and convince quack doctors that their fake degrees were real.

    Money and Legal Action:

    Dr. Ravat earned a commission for signing fake degrees and making diplomas that looked real. Police are looking into bank records to find out how much money was stolen over the years.

    Two FIRs (First Information Reports) have been filed against the gang for cheating, extorting money, and breaking the Gujarat Medical Practitioners’ Act. Many of those arrested included individuals responsible for threatening others and creating fake documents. Authorities are now worried about how these fake degrees might affect public health.

  • Netflix’s ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’: A New Magical Journey

    Netflix’s ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’: A New Magical Journey

    By Sarah Morland – In Havana, Cuba, workers got ready on Friday for the big screen debut of a new Netflix series based on one of Latin America’s favorite books, “One Hundred Years of Solitude.” This unique show, filmed entirely in Colombia, is based on the famous novel by Gabriel García Márquez, who won a Nobel Prize. The story follows the Buendía family over seven generations in a made-up town called Macondo. It’s a key book in the magical realism genre, which mixes real life with magical elements.

    The director, Alex García López, shared that this story beautifully shows the journey of people and how they face their fates. He believes it connects deeply to current political issues around the world. The first two episodes will be shown at the Havana film festival, even though people in Cuba can’t easily access Netflix.

    Netflix worked closely with García Márquez’s sons to create this adaptation. They promised to film everything in Colombia and keep the dialogue in Spanish, making it a true representation of the book. With stunning costumes and beautiful scenery from Colombia’s beaches, the series aims to impress viewers.

    However, García López pointed out that Latin America has much more to offer than just stories of crime and poverty often portrayed in popular shows. Netflix is exploring various Latino works to share a wider picture of the culture.

  • Supreme Court Rules on Political Party Membership in Bar Elections”

    Supreme Court Rules on Political Party Membership in Bar Elections”

    On Friday, the Supreme Court said that in a democracy, it’s okay to have different ideas, but those ideas must follow the rules of the Constitution. Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan said this while looking at a petition from a lawyer named Jaya Sukin. She wanted the court to tell the government and the Bar Council of India that people running for positions in bar groups shouldn’t belong to any political party.

    The judges replied that there’s no law stopping a political party member from holding elections for bar bodies. They said, “You want us to create a new law? That’s not possible.” Senior lawyer Sirajuddin spoke for Sukin, arguing that if candidates can be members of political parties, they might favor those parties during elections. However, the judges countered, asking, “What’s wrong if a Bar office-holder has political beliefs?”

    Justice Surya Kant pointed out that important people in law, like the late Ram Jethmalani, were part of political parties but also contributed greatly to the legal world. He asked if we should miss out on the wisdom of such talented individuals just because they were involved in politics.

    The judges emphasized that there’s no law against political party members running for bar body elections. They joked, suggesting that Sirajuddin should also join a political party to gain experience. When Sirajuddin asked to send this matter to the Law Commission for more study, the judges refused and allowed him to take back his petition.

  • Farmers Halt Delhi March After Tear Gas Injuries: What’s Next?

    Farmers Halt Delhi March After Tear Gas Injuries: What’s Next?

    Farmers protesting for their rights temporarily stopped their march to Delhi on Friday after some of them got hurt from tear gas used by security forces. A farmer leader named Sarwan Singh Pandher announced that they were calling back the group, called a ‘jatha,’ for the day due to these injuries. He mentioned that five to six farmers had been hurt because of the tear gas fired by security personnel in Haryana.

    A group of 101 farmers had started their foot march to Delhi from their protest site at the Shambhu border but were stopped just a short distance away by barriers set up by Haryana police. The police fired tear gas to send the farmers back to where they came from. Some injured farmers were taken to the hospital for treatment.

    The Haryana Police warned the farmers not to move forward, using a law that prevents large gatherings. The Ambala district administration has also banned groups of five or more people from assembling in the area. The farmers aim to pressure the government to give them a legal guarantee for the minimum support price for their crops. In a show of determination, some farmers tried to push down the metal barriers placed by the officers over a bridge by the Ghaggar River.

  • Legendary Singers Announce Concerts in December, No Bollywood Guests!”

    Legendary Singers Announce Concerts in December, No Bollywood Guests!”

    Famous singers Anup Jalota, Shankar Mahadevan, and Hariharan are set to perform in concerts across several cities this December. However, they have decided not to include popular actors Nora Fatehi and Tamannaah Bhatia in the show.

    These concerts, named “Triveni: Three Master Performers,” will take place in Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Indore. The focus of these events will be on showcasing the beautiful and rich music of India.

    A source revealed that when the event organizer, Manish Harishankar from MH Films, suggested adding Bollywood actors Nora and Tamannaah to the concert lineup, Anup, Shankar, and Hariharan firmly rejected the idea. They want to keep the concerts focused on the music, stating that adding an actress would change the concert’s true purpose.

    The trio believes that if there are guests, they should be other singers who understand and bring the magic of Indian music. Manish confirmed that he did reach out to the actors’ managers about performance schedules and costs.

    In other news, Tamannaah is currently in a movie called “Sikandar Ka Muqaddar,” alongside Avinash Tiwary and Jimmy Shergill. This film is a thrilling heist story about a diamond robbery and is streaming on Netflix, with its premiere on November 29.

    On the other hand, Nora Fatehi recently appeared in “Madgaon Express” and is making her Telugu film debut with “Matka,” which releases in theaters on November 14. She also has a movie titled “Dancing Dad” coming soon!

  • RBI’s Major Decisions Impact Indian Markets: Key Updates”

    RBI’s Major Decisions Impact Indian Markets: Key Updates”

    Indian stock markets had a tough day on Friday after going up for five days in a row. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made a big move by cutting the cash reserve ratio (CRR) by 0.50% to help banks lend more money. However, they decided to keep interest rates the same and lowered the growth forecast for the economy.

    The S&P BSE Sensex, which is a key stock index, fell by 56.74 points, closing at 81,709.12. Similarly, the Nifty 50 index closed lower by 30.60 points at 24,677.80. Despite the drop, some sectors like auto and finance saw positive gains. For example, Tata Motors shares rose by 3.2%, and Bajaj Auto went up by 2.3%. Axis Bank and Maruti Suzuki also did well.

    The RBI kept the main interest rate unchanged for the 11th time. They now expect the economy to grow by only 6.6% this year, down from the previous estimate of 7.2%. The RBI’s decision to lower the cash reserve ratio will free up ₹1.16 lakh crore (a huge amount of money) for banks to lend, hoping to boost the economy.

    Vinod Nair, who watches the stock market at Geojit Financial Services, said that even though stocks didn’t move much overall, this was a positive sign. The RBI is trying to help the economy grow despite inflation challenges. The markets were a bit mixed, showing that investors are playing cautiously but still looking for good opportunities.

    Global Markets Update
    Worldwide, markets were watching the U.S. payroll data to see if the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates soon. In Asia, stocks outside Japan got a boost, mainly due to good news from China. However, stocks in South Korea dropped because of political issues.

    Forex Market
    The Indian rupee gained strength on Friday, reaching 84.6875 against the U.S. dollar. The dollar was a bit weaker after the RBI’s decisions.

    Oil Prices
    Oil prices fell on Friday because OPEC+ postponed increasing oil output, raising worries about demand. Brent crude is now priced at $71.71, and West Texas Intermediate is at $67.97.

    On December 5, foreign investors bought Indian stocks worth ₹8,539.91 crore while domestic investors sold stocks worth ₹2,303 crore.

  • Vijaisai Reddy Faces Legal Trouble: Lookout Circular Issued!”

    Vijaisai Reddy Faces Legal Trouble: Lookout Circular Issued!”

    In recent news, the Andhra Pradesh police have issued a Lookout Circular (LOC) against YSRCP MP Vijaisai Reddy. This decision follows an investigation into the Kakinada Seaport and SEZ share transfer case, where he, along with others, has been accused of wrongdoing. Vijaisai Reddy believes that this move is motivated by political intentions aimed at damaging his reputation.

    The LOC also targets Y Vikranth Reddy, son of another party member Y V Subba Reddy, and Sarath Chandra Reddy, a director of Aurobindo Pharma. These individuals were previously booked by the Andhra Pradesh Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for allegedly using forceful tactics to acquire shares in Kakinada Seaport and SEZ.

    According to a complaint from Karnati Venkateswara Rao, the chairman of KSPL, his family’s shares, worth over ₹3600 crores, were taken for just ₹500 crores by Aurobindo Realty (now called Auro Infra) in 2020-21, under the influence of former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.

    Responding to the LOC, Vijaisai Reddy questioned why it was issued when he already needs CBI court permission to travel abroad due to other cases against him. He criticized Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu, saying that he was trying to tarnish his image without understanding the situation. Meanwhile, Vikranth Reddy has applied for anticipatory bail in the Andhra Pradesh High Court regarding this case.

  • Rebel Forces Advance: The Fight Against Assad in Syria

    Rebel Forces Advance: The Fight Against Assad in Syria

    Rebel forces in Syria are on a swift mission to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad. The leader of the rebels, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, told CNN their main goal is to end Assad’s rule. Recently, the rebels have made significant gains, taking over important cities including Aleppo and Hama. Now, they are just a few miles away from Homs, a city crucial for Assad’s control over the country.

    If the rebels take Homs, it would cut off the capital, Damascus, from the coast, where Assad’s supporters are based. This advance has led to many people from Assad’s Alawite community fleeing Homs in fear of the fighting. One local resident described the scene as filled with cars escaping the city.

    Homs has been at the center of violence since the civil war began in 2011, starting with peaceful protests against Assad’s government. As the fighting worsens, people are scared. Another local resident said, “We don’t know what is happening. We are extremely afraid.”

    The rebels recently entered Rastan and Talbisseh, two towns near Homs, facing little resistance from government troops. The Syrian army is responding with airstrikes against rebel positions in Hama. Since the offensive began last week, more than 800 people have been reported killed, with many others displaced.

    On social media, the rebels celebrated their victory in Hama, where they clashed with government forces. Some residents even burned a large poster of Assad to show their excitement. A researcher remarked that losing Hama is a huge setback for the Syrian government.

    If Assad loses Homs, he may struggle to maintain control. Several reports suggest that a significant number of civilians have fled, with the UN warning that the number of displaced people could rise to 1.5 million.

    UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres commented that the rise in violence shows a “chronic failure” of global diplomacy. Meanwhile, fighting continues in neighboring Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah, who have previously supported Assad

  • OnePlus 13 and 13R Launch: Key Features and Pricing Guide

    OnePlus 13 and 13R Launch: Key Features and Pricing Guide

    OnePlus is set to launch its newest flagship phone, the OnePlus 13, in India next month, January. This phone will come with top-notch features, including the powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. Along with the OnePlus 13, there’s also talk about a new model called the OnePlus 13R. Just like the previous models, like the OnePlus 11R and OnePlus 12R, the 13R is expected to provide good value for its price, offering many flagship features at a cheaper cost.

    Performance:
    The OnePlus 13 will feature the fast Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, which is based on advanced 3nm technology. The OnePlus 13R, while not as powerful, is likely to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, which is still very capable. Both phones are expected to have up to 16GB of RAM, but storage options may differ.

    Display:
    The OnePlus 13 will have a large 6.82-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. It will also have great brightness levels (up to 4500 nits). The OnePlus 13R may have a slightly smaller 6.78-inch AMOLED screen but will also support a 120Hz refresh rate.

    Camera:
    The OnePlus 13 is expected to have a top-tier camera system, including three 50MP cameras, tuned by Hasselblad, which means better photos, and a 32MP front camera for selfies. The OnePlus 13R will have a similar setup but might use a 16MP front camera for selfies.

    Battery and Features:
    Both phones will likely come with a big 6000mAh battery. The OnePlus 13 will support faster charging with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging. In contrast, the OnePlus 13R might support only 80W wired charging and may not feature wireless charging at all.

    For security, the OnePlus 13 is expected to have an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, while the OnePlus 13R may use an older optical scanner. Both devices are likely to get an IP rating for water and dust resistance, but the OnePlus 13 could be more advanced.

    Software:
    Both will run on Android 15 with Oxygen OS 15 on top, giving users a smooth experience.

    Price:
    Historically, the R models are priced between ₹40,000 to ₹50,000, while the main flagship models cost between ₹60,000 to ₹70,000. Following this pattern, the OnePlus 13 could be priced competitively with other high-end phones.