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'It's Great For Cricket, Brings People Back': Phillips On Close Series Opener Vs IND
The T20Is: New Zealand batter Glenn Phillips called the close, high-scoring first T20I against India a fantastic match, which is great for cricket as Hagley Oval in Christchurch saw a run-feast, where India chased down a record 226 with four wickets in hand. Speaking ahead of the second T20I between New Zealand and India at the same venue on Saturday, the New Zealand batter referenced that close games are great and that they help the crowd to return to the stadiums and watch cricket. Yeah, it's fantastic, great for cricket (on close first game). To be able to have a game like that, going 220, playing 220, I think it's great for this crowd. It brings people back, and that's great for the game, he told broadcasters ahead of the second match. The T20Is these days are often played with quick turnaround, as is seen during the New Zealand-India series. The two teams began the five-match series on Thursday and are again playing on Saturday with less than 48 hours of gap between the end of the opener and the start of the second game at the same venue. Phillips, who made an unbeaten 82 from 40 balls in the opener, spoke on the importance of recovery during the short turnaround. Yeah, I think it's about getting rest and recovery in. Obviously it's been fantastic down here in Christchurch, weather-wise. So I think a few of the boys got out there, played some golf, tried to get their mind off the game as much as possible, and then come back here and refresh and recover for today, he said. He also said that he had a short break with his mates to Newton Peak and to the Southern Alps in between the two matches for some refreshment. Yeah, for me, I actually took a couple of mates up flying. We went out to Newton Peak and to the Southern Alps. Fantastic. It was great to get out there, just free the mind for a little bit, do something that I love, and I guess come back, enjoy the evening, and rest and recover for today, he added. Phillips switched to a left-hander against Bhuvneshwar Kumar on the final ball of New Zealand's innings and nailed a four on the final ball to take the Kiwis to 225/4. He admitted that he trains batting left-handed during the IPL and unleashed his learnings in the game. Yeah, I try to, especially when we have, I guess, the time overseas, like the IPL, for example, where you've got lots of net opportunities, lots of sidearms, lots of throwers. I guess it's a little bit remiss to not use that opportunity to upskill. Phillips switched to a left-hander against Bhuvneshwar Kumar on the final ball of New Zealand's innings and nailed a four on the final ball to take the Kiwis to 225/4. He admitted that he trains batting left-handed during the IPL and unleashed his learnings in the game. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
FIR against 5 people over clashes during Bengaluru Teachers
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India committed to people-centric healthcare partnership with Naoero: MoS Margherita
Digital Desk | Yaren (Naoero), Oct 23 (IANS) India is committed to strengthening people-centric partnerships with Naoero through the provision of medicines and medical equipment and the training of healthcare professionals, Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita said on Friday after visiting the Pacific island nation's public hospital. Visited Naoeros Public Hospital to take stock of our growing cooperation in the healthcare sector. India is committed to strengthening people-centric partnerships with Naoero through the provision of medicines and medical equipment, as well as training healthcare professionals, the MoS said on social media platform X. Margherita also visited the National Museum of Naoero and laid a wreath at the National Memorial. Visited the National Museum of Naoero to appreciate its rich culture, heritage and traditions, which reflect the nation's unique identity. Also laid a wreath at the National Memorial as a mark of respect and remembrance, he said in another post. During the visit, Margherita called on Naoero President David Adeang, with discussions focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation, parliamentary exchanges and capacity building, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a statement on the MoS's visit to Samoa and Naoero from October 16 to 22. The MoS also flagged off a mini-cycling event under India's Quick Impact Project (QIP) 'Cycling for a Stronger Naoero', which aims to develop local athletes and promote health through cycling, and visited phosphate-mining sites, the MEA said. The visit of MoS (Pabitra Margherita) reaffirmed India's commitment to strengthening its partnerships with Samoa and Naoero through development cooperation, capacity building and people-to-people exchanges and including under the framework of the Forum for IndiaPacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC), it added. On Thursday, Margherita met Marcus Stephen, Speaker of the Parliament of Naoero, and explored opportunities to strengthen parliamentary exchanges and capacity-building cooperation between the two countries. Pleased to meet Marcus Stephen, Speaker of the Parliament of Naoero, at the historic Parliament House. It was heartening to see photographs of PM Narendra Modi ji and Speaker of the Lok Sabha Om Birla in the Speakers office, reflecting the friendship between our two vibrant democracies, the MoS had said on X.
HC grants bail to man who created AI videos of CM to scam people
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Attappady students bring warmth to 30 elderly people ahead of winter
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Why people struggle to part with grandparents' belongings, says psychology
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Siddaramaiah, a Congress member, has denied any connection to a circulating sting operation video. He claims the video is a fabricated attempt to blackmail and defame him. Siddaramaiah has filed a police complaint and obtained a court injunction against further dissemination of the video. Home Minister Priyank Kharge confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and urged those with evidence to come forward.
Prepared to face cyclonic system, people need not panic: Odisha Minister
Digital Desk | Bhubaneswar, Oct 23 (IANS) Odisha Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari on Friday assured the public that the state government is fully prepared and has completed all the preparations to tackle the impending cyclonic system. While speaking to media persons, Pujari urged the people not to panic as the state has extensive experience handling severe weather disasters and is ready to face such challenges. He said the administration is prepared for the worst-case scenario regardless of the final intensity of the cyclonic storm or landfall location. The minister stated that all concerned departments of the state government as well as district administrations are fully prepared to face any eventualities faced by the probable cyclone. There is no need to worry, nor is there any need to be perturbed. This cyclone will also come and pass. And to ensure there is no significant damage, the State Government has already put in place whatever arrangements are necessary, said Pujari. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), on Friday, a Low Pressure Area has formed over southeast and adjoining east central Bay of Bengal under the influence of the upper air cyclonic circulation in the region. It is most likely to persist over the same region and intensify into a depression on 24th October 2026. Thereafter, it is very likely to move west-northwestwards and intensify further into a deep depression on 25th October & into a cyclonic storm over the Westcentral Bay of Bengal by 26th October morning. It would then continue to intensify further and move west-northwestwards towards North Andhra Pradesh and adjoining South Odisha coasts during the subsequent 2 days, informed the IMD on Friday. Meanwhile, IMD Bhubaneswar director Manorama Mohanty said once a depression forms, the systems likely track will be indicated. She added that it is expected to move towards the west-northwest. The fishermen in Odisha have been advised not to venture into the sea along and off the Odisha Coasts on October 26th and 27. The intensity of rainfall in coastal areas of the state is expected to increase from October 27 evening. The state is expected to experience very heavy rainfall on October 29. However, on the 26th, coastal districts are likely to experience rainfall accompanied by lightning and thunder.
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Heat Killed 50,000 People in Europe
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'Worst on record': Brutal summer heat killed over 50,000 people in Europe's cities
An aerial view of scorched grass in London, the UK, on August 11, 2026. - Dan Kitwood/Getty Images More than 50,000 people are estimated to have died across Europes cities during the brutal heat waves that roiled the continent this summer making this years heat the regions deadliest on record, according to a new analysis . About two-thirds of the deaths, more than 32,600, are directly attributed to climate change, driven by fossil fuel pollution, according to the findings, published in two peer-reviewed papers in the journal Nature Health. I think we can be quite confident in stating that the summer of 2026 is likely to have been the worst on record for heat-related mortality across much of Europe, said Clair Barnes, an author on the reports and an extreme weather and climate change researcher at Imperial College London. This stark death toll is revealed just weeks before international leaders gather in Turkey for the annual UN climate talks, and days after a UN report warned the worlds chance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels has now vanished . Were well off-track to limit the worst consequences of climate change, and governments need to realize that without faster action and coordination, things will only get worse, Barnes said. Europe is the fastest-warming continent and extreme heat, the deadliest form of extreme weather, is already becoming unbearable. Unprecedented high temperatures scorched the continent from late May until the end of August this year. It was western Europes hottest summer on record , with temperatures about 2.9 degrees Celsius (5.2 Fahrenheit) above the 1991-2020 average. Individual days, however, saw much larger anomalies, with temperatures more than 12 degrees Celsius (21.6 Fahrenheit) higher than usual in some countries. A tourist attempts to cool down near the Colosseum during a heatwave in Rome, Italy, on June 20. - Guglielmo Mangiapane/Reuters To calculate the death toll, scientists compared the temperatures in 854 cities across 30 European countries this summer with those that would have been expected in a world without climate change. They then used peer-reviewed research on the relationship between high temperatures and daily deaths to model the likely number of heat-related deaths between the start of June and the end of August. Its a method that has been found to produce death toll estimates broadly in line with those later produced by national health authorities, the scientists said. They estimated a total of 50,391 heat-related deaths across the cities, which make up about 40% of the population of the countries studied. The death toll is the highest for 26 years and substantially higher than that of previous major European heat waves in 2022 and 2003, the researchers found. Southern and western Europe were worst affected , but typically cooler northern regions, including the UK , also experienced thousands of deaths. The highest death rates were among people 85 or older, but heat can affect anyone, and more than 800 people between the ages of 20 and 44 died from heat-related reasons, according to the findings. This summer is likely to have been the most dangerously hot summer that Europe has experienced to date, the report concludes. The scientists also found the role of climate change in heat deaths is becoming more pronounced. Earlier this century, fossil fuel pollution was responsible for about 40% of heat deaths compared to around two-thirds today. Raquel Nunes, an associate professor in health and environment at the University of Warwick, who was not involved in the research, said the findings contribute to growing evidence of how deadly extreme heat can be, despite being described as a silent killer due to its impacts not always being immediately visible. One of the most concerning aspects was that the death toll was also high among younger people, with thousands under 65 estimated to have died, Nunes added. The modelled death estimates should be treated with caution as they involve several uncertainties and assumptions, said Lasse Vestergaard, chief physician at the European Mortality Monitoring Network, known as EuroMOMO. Despite this, he added, the researchers estimates are overall broadly in line with those reported over the summer by EuroMOMO. Until we kick the fossil fuel habit, we will continue to see increasingly hot and dangerous summers, Barnes said. And that means even deadlier summers on the horizon. These numbers are a stark reminder that our hotter, more extreme summers are having an increasingly severe impact on public health, she added. Behind these statistics are real people whose lives were lost and real families who grieve for them. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com This article originally appeared on CNN at https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/22/climate/europe-heat-wave-deaths-50000
Fire guts timber depot, huts in Kukatpally; two people injured
Hyderabad:A timber depot and several huts were gutted after a fire broke out at Harijan Seva Sangham Colony, near the Sitarama temple in Kukatpally, late on Thursday night, October 22. Fire Department officials toldSiasat.comthe fire started at around 11:15 pm. They suspect it began after some people lit firewood outside the timber depot. The fire Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
BJP MLA Payal Shankar Calls Congress Cockroaches, Accuses Party of Misleading People
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Short: CM urges people to register, participate in Kashmir Marathon
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People scream, scramble for safety after 7-magnitude quake in Tibet that killed 16
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CM urges people to register, participate in Kashmir Marathon
Srinagar, Oct 22: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Thursday inaugurated the three-day exposition of the Kashmir Marathon2026 at Polo View, Srinagar, marking the final leg of preparations for the much-anticipated third edition of the event scheduled to be held on October 25 (Sunday). The Chief Minister inspected various stalls and counters set up by government departments, private sports firms and event partners, showcasing a wide range of sports gear, equipment and accessories aimed at promoting fitness, outdoor activities and a vibrant sporting culture. The exposition also features dedicated bib collection centres and on-the-spot registration counters for participants of the upcoming marathon. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister expressed confidence that the Kashmir Marathon would attract runners from across the country and abroad, further strengthening its standing as a major sporting event in the region. For the third time, the Kashmir Marathon is being organised. On Sunday, people will come to participate not only from different parts of the country but also from abroad. Every race has its own beauty, but the Kashmir Marathons surroundings are unmatched. The prize money offered is also significantly higher than that of many other races, he said. Highlighting a new initiative aimed at encouraging local talent, the Chief Minister said a separate prize category had been introduced for local runners in response to their demands. This year, keeping in view the demands of our local runners, prizes have been introduced for them as an incentive to participate in both the half marathon and the full marathon, he said, adding that the initiative would encourage greater participation among local athletes. Recalling his participation in the first two editions of the Kashmir Marathon, Omar Abdullah expressed hope that this years event would witness enthusiastic participation from runners and sports enthusiasts. Urging people who had not yet registered to take advantage of the opportunity available at the exposition, the Chief Minister said, For those who have not registered yet, there is still an opportunity to do so here. Come, register and participate in the marathon. Winning is not as important as participating. Take part and enjoy the marathon. The Chief Minister also interacted with stall owners, athletes and volunteers, appreciating their efforts in promoting sports, fitness and outdoor activities in Jammu and Kashmir. On the occasion, he presented race bibs and merchandise to several runners participating in Sundays event, encouraging them to take part with enthusiasm and sporting spirit. The three-day exposition provides a platform for participants to complete registration formalities, collect their race bibs and explore sports equipment and related products ahead of the marathon. Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, Additional Chief Secretary to the CM Dheeraj Gupta, Secretary Tourism Avny Lavasa, Director Tourism Kashmir Syed Qamar Sajjad, event organisers and other senior officers were present on the occasion.
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I don't play to prove people wrong: Sanju Samson shuts down social media critics
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Diljit Dosanjh shares a life lesson on dealing with setbacks and people who try to pull you down, saying difficult experiences can make you stronger and prepare you for better opportunities. His Instagram video comes amid a row over Delhi Police denying permission for his October 30 concert at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, citing security concerns and the festive season.
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Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) BJP MP Ashok Mittal on Thursday criticised the Opposition for holding protests, saying that it should focus on working for the country and its people instead of wasting time on demonstrations that cause inconvenience to the public. Speaking to IANS, Mittal said the Opposition should reach out to people and work to address their concerns rather than resorting to protests. Unfortunately, the Opposition is wasting its time on protests. They should work for the country and the people. Why don't they work for the public by reaching out to them? What will these protests achieve? They are wasting their own time and causing inconvenience to people, he said. He added that such protests often lead to traffic jams and force shops to shut, inconveniencing ordinary citizens. Traffic jams occur at various places, and shops have to close. This will only distance the public from them, not bring them closer. The matter is before the Supreme Court, which is examining it, while the Election Commission is also looking into it in its own way, Mittal said. The BJP MP also spoke about the drug problem in Punjab, alleging that anti-social elements, gangsters and drug smugglers were contributing to the crisis. He claimed that the alleged nexus between drug smugglers and government officials was allowing the problem to persist. Anti-social elements, gangsters and drug smugglers are spreading the drug problem in Punjab. However, this is possible because of the government's involvement. It is very unfortunate that the government, administration and drug smugglers are working together, with links between them. When our government comes to power, there will be no such collusion, and the problem will be resolved, he told IANS. Mittal also commented on India's ongoing trade negotiations with several countries, expressing confidence that an agreement with the United States would be finalised soon. He said India had already concluded trade agreements with the United Kingdom, New Zealand and several other countries, adding that negotiations with the US had reached an advanced stage. India has already completed trade agreements with the UK, New Zealand and several other countries. The agreement with the US is at the final stage. US President Donald Trump himself has said so, and his senior ministers have also visited India. That agreement will also be completed, he said. Emphasising that India's interests would remain paramount, Mittal said any trade agreement with the US would be finalised only after taking the country's priorities into account. It is clear that India will not compromise on its interests. Any trade agreement will be concluded with India's interests in mind and will prove to be a new milestone for India and its trade, he added.
With Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) entering the 'poor' category, wearing a mask outdoors has become an important consideration for residents looking to reduce their exposure to polluted air. Fine particulate matter, particularly PM2.5, can penetrate deep into the lungs, while repeated exposure to polluted air can trigger coughing, throat irritation, wheezing and breathing difficulties, even in people without pre-existing medical conditions.
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Hindustan Zinc Health Camps Benefit Over 1,200 People in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand
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Guatemalan man gets 30 years for role in smuggling tragedy that killed 53 people in Texas
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EXCLUSIVE-Samsung, SK Hynix upgrading China plants to make more advanced chips, people say
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Six injured after speeding car hits people returning from Dussehra Mela in UP
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