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Lungi Ngidi five-for powers South Africa to 84-run win and ODI series triumph in Mackay
South Africa sealed the ODI series 2-0 with an 84-run win over Australia in Mackay. Matthew Breetzke hit 88 to anchor 277, with Tristan Stubbs adding 74 on a two-paced pitch. Australia folded for 193 despite Josh Inglis’ 87, as Lungi Ngidi ripped through with 5/42. It’s South Africa’s fifth straight ODI series win over Australia and Australia’s third consecutive series defeat.
Link rot is erasing news: a missing Amar Ujala page shows a bigger problem
A missing Amar Ujala article in search results isn’t a one-off glitch. It’s part of a wider problem: link rot and fragile news archives. We explain why news pages vanish, what that means for accountability, and how readers and publishers can protect the public record with better archiving, redirects, and basic search tips.
NEET PG 2025 City Allocation Sparks Candidate Frustration Over Admit Card Delays
NBEMS revealed NEET PG 2025 exam city allocations on July 21, months after application. Candidates voiced concerns about the tight timeline between city disclosure and actual admit card release, making travel planning tough. The single-shift exam, rescheduled to August 3, faced logistical confusion and misinformation, adding to the stress for medical aspirants.
Uganda's Ongoing Scourge: Kidnapping, Rape, and Forced Marriage Threaten Girls in 2023
In Uganda, girls continue to face kidnapping, rape, and forced marriage, especially in regions like Karamoja. These acts are fueled by poverty and outdated traditions, often leaving young women traumatized and socially isolated. Despite legal measures and international programs, these abuses persist, demanding urgent action.
Ukraine Hits Crimean Bridge Again: Massive Underwater Blast Targets Key Russian Supply Route
Ukraine's SBU delivered a heavy blow to the Crimean Bridge with a third attack, using 1,100 kg of explosives to damage key supports. The night-time operation relied on months of secret planning, combat divers, and likely underwater drones, putting the major Russian supply line out of use.
Zak Foulkes Stuns on Test Debut as New Zealand Crushes Zimbabwe After Emergency Call-Up
Zak Foulkes, after a whirlwind return from New Zealand, starred on his Test debut by claiming 4 wickets as New Zealand bowled out Zimbabwe for 125 in Bulawayo. The 23-year-old's late call-up, prompted by an injury to Nathan Smith, saw him help set up a dominant Kiwi lead with crucial support from Matt Henry and strong top-order batting.
Hari Kirtan Dangal Hits a High Note: Rajasthan’s Devotional Folk Battles Go Viral
Hari Kirtan Dangal in Rajasthan is experiencing a wave of renewed energy, with towns like Hulaspora and Dhanera hosting lively song-and-dance duels led by Meena artists. Blending devotion and cultural pride, these gatherings have now exploded online, fueling fresh interest in the region’s folk traditions.
Sitapur Road Tragedy: Mother and Daughter Killed Crossing National Highway, Driver Flees
A mother and her young daughter were struck and killed by a speeding pickup truck while crossing Sitapur's National Highway. The truck driver fled the scene, sparking outrage and renewed debate about road safety measures in the region.
Ireland Women Survive Nail-Biter to Beat Scotland in ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier 2025
Ireland Women scraped past Scotland Women by just 1 wicket in a gripping ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier 2025 clash in Lahore. Chasing 269, Ireland held their nerve under pressure to win and stay in the World Cup hunt, while Scotland's impressive performance showed their progress on the big stage.
Swami Prasad Maurya Slapped at Raebareli Event, Accuses Karni Sena and UP Government of Role
Swami Prasad Maurya, former minister in Uttar Pradesh, was slapped by a man identified as a Karni Sena worker during a public event in Raebareli. The shocking act, caught on video, led to Maurya accusing both the Karni Sena and the current UP government of orchestrating the attack. The incident has heightened political tension across the region.