Expressing his discontent, former cricketer Mohammad Kaif criticized the team selectors for their choice of leaders, specifically targeting Shreyas Iyer and Tilak Varma. Kaif feels these selections have had a negative impact on Sanju Samson's potential role in the squad. He argues that the selectors should face accountability for their choices, while Iyer and Varma maintain their leadership in the ongoing series.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange celebrates 151 years of significant market evolution. It has witnessed colonial rule and economic reforms, adapting through crises. From paper ledgers to digital transactions, the exchange connects businesses and investors. Today, it lists over 5,000 companies, facilitating wealth creation and capital raising. The BSE remains central to India's economic growth and financial landscape.
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Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, known for "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," died at 75 in a Portuguese hospital after an illness. Born Gaynor Hopkins, she rose to fame in the 1970s-80s, represented the UK at Eurovision 2013, and is survived by husband Robert Sullivan.
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Six injured as eviction drive turns violent in VTR
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CNLU, NGO move HC over child marriage
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India captain Harmanpreet Kaur believes the historic women's Test against England at Lord's is a chance to restore confidence after the T20 World Cup disappointment. She called playing at Lord's a dream and admitted adapting to red-ball cricket is challenging. Harmanpreet also hopes for more women's Tests in future and backed debutant spinner Shree Charani to make an impact.
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Britain's coastlines face increasing erosion from storms and climate change. Thorpeness in Suffolk is developing long-term plans for coastal protection measures. Offshore breakwaters absorb wave energy, reducing erosion and maintaining beaches. These defenses require careful planning due to local conditions and potential impacts. Coastal towns are adapting to changing shorelines and intensifying weather events.
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Hawaiian honeycreepers evolved in isolation without mosquitoes for millions of years. The accidental introduction of mosquitoes in the 19th century brought avian malaria. This disease proved catastrophic, causing severe declines in native bird populations. Many honeycreeper species have since gone extinct due to this introduced pathogen. Warming climates now threaten remaining high-elevation refuges for these unique birds.
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California's ornamental plant trade introduced the destructive glassy-winged sharpshooter pest. This insect spreads Xylella fastidiosa, causing fatal Pierce's disease in grapevines. A major 1999 outbreak devastated Temecula Valley vineyards, alarming the wine industry. Extensive monitoring and control programs were then launched by state agencies. Millions have been invested to manage this invasive insect's impact.
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Kharge targets Centre over China, accuses PM Modi of giving Beijing a 'clean chit'
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Green monkeys arrived in the Caribbean during the 1600s aboard European slave trade ships. These animals escaped captivity and established wild populations across several islands. They now cause significant monetary damage to agricultural crops annually. Managing these long-established invasive monkeys presents ongoing challenges for experts. Scientists study these monkeys as a unique natural experiment in evolution and adaptation.
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Axis deer, introduced for hunting, now threaten Hawaii's environment and agriculture. These animals reproduce rapidly without natural predators, causing significant damage. An eradication effort on Hawaii Island successfully prevented a new invasion. However, managing established populations on Maui remains a long-term challenge. Early detection and elimination prove more effective than controlling widespread species.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of New Zealand has made a landmark announcement regarding tariff-free exports to India, with an impressive 57 percent of exports benefiting from zero tariffs from the outset of the trade agreement. This initiative is poised to enhance the presence of New Zealand businesses in the Indian marketplace.
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