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Sanju Samson Excluded from India Squad for Zimbabwe Series
Sanju Samson, Player of the Tournament in the T20 World Cup, has been excluded from India's squad for the Zimbabwe series. This decision, following captain Suryakumar Yadav's exclusion, is attributed to Samson's inconsistency despite recent strong performances. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's emergence is also a key factor.
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SBI Held Deficient in Service for Sharing Customer's Account Details Without Consent
The District Consumer Commission in Lakhimpur Kheri, UP, found SBI guilty of deficiency in service for sharing a customer's savings account details with his former employer without consent. The bank was ordered to pay compensation and legal costs.
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Belgium's Cheeky Social Media Posts Go Viral After Knocking USA Out of World Cup
Belgium celebrated their 4-1 World Cup victory over the USA with viral social media posts, including "Overturn this" referencing Folarin Balogun's controversial suspension reprieve, and "It's called FOOTBALL."
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Developing·30m ago
HSBC Reportedly Scaling Back Risky Private Credit Deals
HSBC is reportedly reducing its involvement in riskier private credit deals, according to the Financial Times. This move follows high-profile bankruptcies that have raised concerns about underwriting standards in the sector.
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Developing·27m ago
US Heatwave Claims Dozens of Lives, Cancels Events
A severe heatwave across the US during its 250th Independence Day celebrations has resulted in over two dozen deaths, with New Jersey reporting at least 29 fatalities. Record temperatures were observed in numerous states, leading to health emergencies and the cancellation of public events.
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Developing·30m ago
Croatia lodges formal complaint with FIFA over VAR and ball technology in Portugal loss
Croatia has formally complained to FIFA, questioning the use of VAR and ball technology in their World Cup elimination by Portugal. The HNS argues that relying on imperceptible technological contact for offside calls undermines the spirit of football and the 'clear and obvious' error principle.
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