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The Amol Muzumdar story: 11,167 first-class runs, never played for India — now he has made India world champion | Cricket News

India’s coach Amol Muzumdar waves the Indian tricolour after the team won the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, at the DY Patil Stadium, in Navi Mumbai, early Monday, Nov. 3, 2025. (PTI Photo/Kunal Patil) (PTI11_03_2025_000086B) Life has come full circle for Amol Muzumdar. The Mumbai stalwart is one of the greatest cricketers, who never got…

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‘Happy birthday my love’: Jennifer Aniston confirms her romance with Jim Curtis on Instagram |

Jennifer Aniston has publicly confirmed her relationship with hypnotherapist Jim Curtis via an Instagram post, sharing a heartfelt birthday message. The photo, which also featured a diamond ring on her finger, has ignited engagement rumors among fans. The couple was first linked in July 2025 after meeting through mutual friends. Jennifer Aniston has made her…

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US H-1B and PERM processing resumes after FLAG outage: Here’s what employers must check immediately

US FLAG system operational again for H-1B and PERM filings The US Department of Labor has resumed processing H-1B and Program Electronic Review Management (PERM) applications following a temporary outage of its FLAG system. Employers can now submit new LCAs and labour certification requests through the online portal, which was previously inaccessible due to a…

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‘For every Nov 19, there’s Nov 2’: Harmanpreet’s India healed a nation’s heartbreak with their World Cup triumph | Cricket News

From heartbreak in November 2023 to triumph in November 2025 NEW DELHI: As the adage goes, “Every dark night follows a new bright sunrise.” On Sunday, India witnessed that very sunrise — one that erased the haunting memories of November 19, 2023. Two years after the men’s team’s crushing defeat to Australia in the ODI…

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Can birth control pills cause cancer? A US doctor explains |

Birth control pills, while offering reproductive freedom, carry a complex health profile. Classified as a Group 1 carcinogen, they are linked to increased breast and cervical cancer risks, yet also provide significant protection against ovarian, endometrial, and colorectal cancers. Recent research highlights varying risks among different hormonal contraceptives, urging informed choices. Birth control pills are…

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$1 billion in the shadows: How “ghost students” are haunting California’s community colleges

California’s community colleges are facing a peculiar crisis that involves fraud, and identity theft. Beneath the surface of the state’s vast higher education system, thousands of so-called “ghost students” have allegedly enrolled in classes, occupied limited seats, and in many cases, collected financial aid meant for genuine learners. According to OpenTheBooks, a watchdog organisation that…

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