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Month: August 2023

Chandigarh: 6 years imprisonment in mobile snatching, 25 thousand fine

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In a recent development at the District Court in Chandigarh, a 19-year-old individual named Anuj Singh from Lucknow was found guilty in a mobile snatching case. The court sentenced him to six years of imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 25,000. The case against Anuj Singh was registered at the Industrial Area police station in September 2022 based on a complaint filed by Rajkumar, a junior manager at the Gun Carriage Factory in Jabalpur. Rajkumar, who had come to Chandigarh with his partner for official work, had his phone snatched outside a hotel in Darwa on the night of August 31, 2022. The court's verdict reflects the seriousness of the offense committed by Anuj Singh, who has been held accountable for his actions. The sentence of six years imprisonment and the imposed fine aim ...

T20: Debut of three players from Australia today against South Africa

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The T20 series between Australia and South Africa is set to commence in Durban on Wednesday. Mitchell Marsh, a 31-year-old all-rounder, has been appointed as the captain of the Australian team for this series. The Australian squad will also see the debut of three players: Johnson Spencer, Aaron Hardy, and Matt Short. Marsh has expressed his optimism about the performance of 21-year-old fast bowler Johnson Spencer in this series, highlighting his skills and stating that it will be exciting to watch him bowl. The inclusion of Travis Scott, Tim David, Adam Zampa, Josh Inglis, Marcus Stoinis, Abbott, and Nathan Hills adds depth and variety to the Australian team. On the other hand, under the captaincy of Bavuma, the South African team comprises players like De Kock, Markram, Keshav Mahar...

Pakistan Cricket Board gives domestic contracts to 360 cricketers

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has made a significant move by awarding domestic contracts to a total of 360 cricketers from 18 regional teams for the upcoming 2023-24 season. This is a substantial increase compared to previous seasons, almost doubling the number of contracts given out. While the specific names of the players have not been announced yet, the PCB has provided some details regarding the categorization and remuneration. Out of the 360 contracted players, 20 will be placed in the A+ category, while the remaining 340 will be distributed among categories A to F. The A+ category is reserved for the top performers, and these players will receive a monthly salary of Rs 54,000. The selection criteria for the A+ category includes the top four batsmen and top five bowlers from t...

Sunil Chhetri, Jhingan, Gurpreet named in Indian football team for Asian Games

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India's men's and women's football teams have been announced for the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, which will take place in September. Sunil Chhetri, the veteran striker and former captain, will lead the men's team. On the other hand, the women's team sees the return of former captain and star striker Bala Devi after a gap of four years. The Indian men's team has been placed in Group A, alongside hosts China, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. This will undoubtedly be a challenging group, as China is known for its strong football program. However, the Indian team will be looking to make an impact and progress in the tournament. The women's team, on the other hand, has been placed in Group B, alongside Taiwan and Thailand. This group presents a good opportunity for the Indian women t...

Pakistan on top in ICC ODI rankings

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Pakistan's cricket team has reached the pinnacle of the ICC ODI rankings after a convincing 3-0 victory over Afghanistan. In the third ODI, Pakistan emerged victorious with a 59-run win, solidifying their position at the top. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the team, as they have now surpassed Australia to claim the number one spot. Pakistan's success can be attributed to their strong performances throughout the season. They have won 8 out of 11 ODIs, showcasing their consistency and dominance in the format. However, it is worth noting that their three defeats came at the hands of New Zealand, who currently occupy the fourth position in the rankings. In the ICC ODI rankings, Pakistan now holds the highest rating with their recent triumphs. Australia has slipped to ...

2 people arrested for taking out sand from JCB in the plot and putting it in tipper

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A police raid was conducted by the Thana Kumbh Kalan in Ludhiana, acting on a tip-off about individuals involved in illegal sand mining. During the raid, the police party discovered the accused extracting sand from a plot located on Gujarwal road in Gahi Bhaini village. Two individuals, Gurbakshish Singh and Jang Singh, were apprehended on the spot, while another suspect named Sukhwinder Singh managed to escape. The police officers seized a tipper and a tractor trolley from the arrested individuals. A case has been registered against both the arrested and absconding accused. The raid was conducted based on information received by the police, indicating that the accused were using a JCB machine to extract sand from the plot and then transporting it in a tipper for sale in various areas...

World Athletics: Three Indians in the final of an event for the first time

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On the seventh day of the World Athletics Championship, Indian athletes showcased an impressive performance, particularly in the javelin throw event. Out of the 12 athletes who qualified for the final, three of them were Indians, marking the first time in the history of the World Athletics Championship that three Indians reached the finals of a single event. Neeraj Chopra, the Olympic champion, had a remarkable performance on Friday. In his first attempt, he surpassed the season's best mark with a throw of 88.77m. Neeraj only needed a throw of 83.00m to secure his spot in the finals, and he comfortably achieved that. This qualification also guarantees Neeraj's participation in the 2024 Paris Olympics. After securing his place, Neeraj did not make any further attempts. In addition to ...

Canada may limit the number of international students

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The Canadian government is considering implementing restrictions on the number of international students coming to the country due to the challenges posed by providing housing services for them. Currently, there are over 800,000 international students studying in various colleges and universities in Canada, a significant increase from the 275,000 in 2012. This surge in international student enrollment has put a strain on the government's ability to provide adequate housing for them. Housing Minister Sean Fraser has acknowledged the issue and stated that the government is actively contemplating the idea of limiting the number of international students. The objective behind this potential decision is to address the burden on the government in terms of housing services and ensure that th...

Doctors will have to prescribe generic medicines, otherwise license will be suspended

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The National Medical Commission has introduced new rules that require doctors to write only generic medicines on prescriptions. Failure to comply with this rule may result in the suspension of their medical license for a certain period of time. Generic medicines, which are significantly cheaper than branded medicines, can help reduce healthcare expenses. The Professional Conduct of Registered Medical Practitioner Regulation, issued on August 2, emphasizes that doctors should also avoid prescribing branded generic medicines. Instead, they should prescribe medicines using the generic name. In case of a violation of this rule, doctors may receive a warning to adhere to the regulation or be required to undergo professional training. If violations persist, their medical license may be susp...

Australia: Used to send dirt to Hollywood actors, sentenced to two years in prison

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Veronica Gray, an Australian individual accused of sending dirt, faeces, and urine to Hollywood actors, has been sentenced to two years in prison. The case came to light when a package sent by Gray leaked while in the possession of a postal worker. Gray was arrested in February of this year and has been facing trial since then. The court in Boom City, Australia found Gray guilty on five counts related to these incidents. Gray's lawyer attempted to argue on behalf of their client, but the court ultimately rejected their argument. The severity of the sentence reflects the court's recognition of the seriousness of Gray's actions and the impact they had on the recipients of the packages. Sending such offensive and potentially harmful materials is not only illegal but also a violation of p...