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India’s Axar Patel (AP Photo/Rafiq Maqbool) MUMBAI: Wankhede Stadium’s North Stand gave Axar Patel a rousing ovation as he settled into his fielding position at long-off. The applause was well-deserved. Within a span of about 40 minutes, Axar had produced game-changing fielding efforts that will be etched in Indian cricket folklore, much like Kapil Dev’s catch in the 1983 World Cup final and Suryakumar Yadav’s effort in the 2024 T20 World Cup summit clash.The 32-year-old had already taken one catch to dismiss Phil Salt when he produced the moment that lifted the team’s spirits and energised the crowd. It began…

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UP Scholarship status 2026: The Uttar Pradesh (UP) government provides scholarships to support students in continuing their education. Students belonging to General, Other Backward Classes (OBC), Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) and several minority communities can apply for this scheme.Students who have already applied for the scholarship can check their UP Scholarship status 2026 online through the official portal which is scholarship.up.gov.in.The website features an applicant login section to keep track of the application and payment status.Thousands of students apply for the scholarship every year. By checking the application status, a student can learn whether his/her form has been…

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Shiba Inu just saw its burn rate explode, fueling bullish price predictions. In the past 24 hours, the SHIB burn rate jumped more than 53,000%, wiping out over 172 million tokens from circulation. That kind of supply reduction usually grabs attention quickly. But the price has not reacted the same way. SHIB is still hovering around $0.000005379 and struggling to hold a key support level as the broader crypto market pulls back. The token is down about 2.44% on the day, following Bitcoin’s weakness and the pressure spreading across altcoins. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time DISCOVER: The…

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage BlackRock has filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its Bitcoin Premium Income ETF. The filing comes as crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) record their largest weekly outflows since November 2025. The ETF is expected to list on Nasdaq. It will mainly hold Bitcoin (BTC), shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), and cash. The fund aims to follow Bitcoin’s price while also generating extra income. JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $14 trillion BlackRock files for a new iShares #Bitcoin Premium Income ETF. BlackRock…

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Created on March 06, 2026 The US dollar continues to show strength against the Swiss franc on Thursday, as the USD is attracting in inflows overall.Potential signalI am a buyer of this pair now.I have a stop loss at the 0.7750 level, with a small position that I am holding for the time being.This is an interest rate differential set up.The US dollar continues to show strength against the Swiss franc in what can only be thought of as a potential turnaround. If this pair does in fact end up turning around for the longer term, it will be very…

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How To Maximize ROI And Make A Wise eLearning Investment Buying learning solutions is often a time-consuming process that involves developing selection criteria, researching vendors, and assessing your current L&D gaps. The eLearning Buyer’s Checklist is designed to help buyers choose the best custom-built or off-the-shelf eLearning solutions for their organizational needs. eBook Release eLearning Buyer’s Checklist Explore theory, research, and practical guidance from revered industry leaders on designing, creating, and evaluating awesome eLearning. The eLearning Buyer’s Checklist: Focusing On Great eLearning Instead of Trendy Tech The result of decades of experience in the field, these checklists are excerpts from…

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“Matt Kaplan and one of my friends over at Netflix called me and said, ‘Hey, you’re going to be shooting in South Korea at the same time that we are. Would you be interested in coming back for XO, Kitty?,’” Noah told Deadline in 2025. “And I said, ‘Yeah, anything for Anna.’ I think Anna is just wonderful and hard working and super talented, just a professional, and she deserves the world.” Still, there was a bit of anxiety going back to a character he hadn’t played in several years. “It’s a daunting thing to go back to Peter, to…

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It’s 1977, a “time of great mischief” in Brazil, and in the opening minutes of Kleber Mendonça Filho‘s “The Secret Agent,” Marcelo (Wagner Moura) appears to be on the run. He drives in the blazing heat, a raucous hint of Carnaval at the fringes—and the imminent threat of violence. A dead body outside of a gas station has been cooking in the sun for days, anonymized by a shot to the face, a sheet of cardboard covering it, and the police’s total disinterest in its existence. Marcelo, on the other hand, draws their interest almost immediately, and we can sense…

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Wars test nations. They test military readiness, alliance cohesion, and political resolve. But they also test something less visible and just as important: fiscal strength.  Just days before the United States entered war with Iran, President Trump was arguing for a $500 billion defense spending increase. The Washington Post reported that administration officials were struggling to justify such a massive military budget blowout in this year’s executive budget proposal, while warning about what it would mean for an already crisis-level federal deficit.  Although the absurdity of President Trump’s arbitrary defense budget request hasn’t changed, the terms of the debate have.…

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Some off beat reads for the weekend: India firmly in US-Israel camp (Diplomat) India had no responsibility for Iranian frigate (ForPol) How Indian money built Islamic Republic of Iran (Swarajya) No end game in sight (Arab News) Stress Test for South Korea (NI) Pakistan in a strategic bind (Cradle) Thread: Bahrain in the crosshairs (Maryam A) Beijing doesn’t think like Washington (Carnegie) How Khalifa Haftar controls Libya (Guardian) Genocide in Sudan (Walrus) History of America’s Tariff Wars (Engelsberg) Jews supported genocide of Armenians (TOI) Nitish’s exit is good for Bihar (Print) What happened to Sadhguru’s wife? (SC) Drive: Tawang (Team…

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