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Farmer Loses Leg in Train Robbery by 'Phatka Gang' Near Kalyan
A 22-year-old farmer, Gaurav Nikam, suffered a partial amputation of his left leg after being attacked by a minor from the 'Phatka gang' while traveling on the Tapovan Express near Kalyan. The incident occurred when the train slowed down, and the attacker attempted to snatch Nikam's mobile phone, causing him to fall from the train. The assailant stole his phone and cash while Nikam was injured. The Kalyan GRP formed teams to apprehend the 16-year-old suspect, who was later detained. The area is known for theft and robbery incidents.
Canadian Wildfires Cause Poor Air Quality Across Midwest and Northeast U.S.
Thick smoke from Canadian wildfires has drifted into the Midwest and northeastern U.S., causing poor air quality in several states. Canada is facing its second-worst wildfire season, with nearly 4,000 fires reported this year. Air quality alerts have been issued in states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota, where residents are advised to limit outdoor activities. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has extended its air quality alert, marking the longest since 2008. Experts warn that the poor air quality may persist, affecting health, especially for sensitive individuals.
Bumrah Ruled Out of Final Test Against England Due to Knee Injury
Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the fifth Test against England due to a knee injury, contrary to initial speculation about workload management. The BCCI confirmed the decision was precautionary, and while the injury is not major, Bumrah will undergo rehabilitation at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence. He had a strong series, taking 14 wickets in three matches. His absence raises concerns about his fitness, especially with upcoming tournaments like the Asia Cup and the Test series against the West Indies. England is close to winning the series, with significant contributions from Joe Root and Harry Brook.
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Priyanka Chopra Not Involved in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Love & War"
Reports have surfaced suggesting that Priyanka Chopra might perform a special number in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's upcoming film "Love & War." However, a source close to Bhansali has dismissed these claims as "absurd." The source clarified that while Priyanka did perform a special song in Bhansali's "Goliyon Ki Raas Leela: Ram Leela," it was under specific conditions after Aishwarya Rai withdrew. There was a fallout between Priyanka and Bhansali due to unfulfilled promises, confirming that she will not be involved in "Love & War."
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Ajay Jadeja Compares Harry Brook to Rishabh Pant for Impactful Batting
Former India cricketer Ajay Jadeja praised England's Harry Brook, comparing him to Rishabh Pant for their impactful batting styles. Brook scored 111 runs, helping England recover from a precarious position of 106 for 3 with a partnership of 195 runs with Joe Root. Jadeja noted that while players like Brook may not be consistently high scorers, their ability to change the game's momentum is invaluable. Brook's aggressive batting included a rapid century and a memorable six, showcasing his talent and maverick style.
Hussain and Karthik Criticize Early Stumps Decision in Fifth Test
Former England captain Nasser Hussain and ex-India wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik criticized match officials for ending play early on Day 4 of the fifth Test at The Oval. England was at 339 for 6, needing 35 runs to win, when play was halted due to bad light. Hussain suggested that umpires could have utilized the option of an extra half hour to allow for a thrilling finish, while Karthik echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of giving fans a chance to witness a decisive conclusion to the match.
Woakes Offers to Bat Despite Injury in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Finale
In a dramatic turn during the final day of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval, injured England all-rounder Chris Woakes has offered to bat at No.11 despite a painful shoulder injury. Woakes, who suffered a suspected dislocated shoulder on Day 1, is ready to help England chase the remaining 35 runs to secure a 3-1 series victory over India. Joe Root praised Woakes' determination, recalling the legendary courage of Saleem Malik, who batted with a broken arm in 1986. Woakes' willingness to play adds tension to an already hard-fought series.
Boat Collision with Minke Whale in New Jersey Results in Fatal Injuries
A boat collided with a minke whale in Barnegat Bay, New Jersey, fatally injuring the whale and throwing a passenger overboard. Video footage shows the vessel rocking after the impact. The whale swam away briefly but later died. The Marine Mammal Stranding Center coordinated with authorities to monitor the situation and plan for the whale's removal for a necropsy. The incident has sparked sympathy on social media, with calls for stricter regulations to protect marine life and ensure safety for boaters.
Air India Apologizes for Cockroach Incident on San Francisco-Mumbai Flight
Air India has apologized for the presence of cockroaches on a San Francisco-Mumbai flight, which caused discomfort for some passengers who had to change seats. The flight made a technical stop in Kolkata, where the aircraft was cleaned before continuing to Mumbai. An Air India spokesperson stated that a comprehensive investigation will be conducted to identify the source of the issue and prevent future occurrences. The airline emphasized that despite regular fumigation, insects can sometimes enter during ground operations.
NSDL IPO Allotment Results to be Announced Amid Strong Investor Interest
The allotment results for NSDL's Rs 4,011.60-crore IPO will be announced on August 4, following a strong oversubscription of 41.02 times. The shares are expected to list on the stock market on August 5, trading at a premium of Rs 120 above the issue price. The IPO, consisting entirely of an Offer for Sale, attracted significant interest from Qualified Institutional Buyers, Non-Institutional Investors, and retail investors. NSDL, India's first depository, aims to enhance shareholder value and liquidity, with analysts optimistic about its market performance.
Supreme Court Criticizes Rahul Gandhi for Defamatory Remarks Against Indian Army
The Supreme Court of India criticized opposition leader Rahul Gandhi for allegedly making defamatory remarks about the Indian Army, stating that a "true Indian" would not make such statements. The court stayed the defamation case against him but urged him to express his views responsibly in Parliament rather than on social media. Gandhi's comments regarding the India-China clash, where he claimed the Chinese army was "thrashing" Indian soldiers, were deemed demoralizing to the military. The Allahabad High Court had previously dismissed his plea against the defamation complaint.
KidKraft Play Kitchen Recalled After Toddler's Tragic Death
Nearly 192,000 KidKraft "Farm to Table" play kitchen sets have been recalled due to a strangulation risk after a tragic incident where a 23-month-old child died when their shirt got caught on a hook. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall, urging parents to stop using the toy, remove the hooks, and request free replacements. Although marketed for children aged 3 and up, younger children can access the back opening, posing a danger. Parents are advised to inspect toys for hazards and supervise playtime closely.
Divya Deshmukh Wins Women's World Cup, Inspiring Indian Chess Community
India's chess prowess was highlighted at the Women's World Cup in Batumi, where Divya Deshmukh emerged as the champion, achieving a remarkable hat-trick of successes. Despite not being a favorite, her victory inspired many, including fellow player Gukesh, who emphasized the importance of strong performances in both men's and women's chess. With the World Cup set to be hosted in India later this year, Gukesh expressed excitement about participating. He also plans to compete in more classical chess events after a successful run in earlier tournaments.
