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🏏 Domestic giant Ajay Sharma banned alongside Azharuddin

Ajay Sharma, a forgotten domestic batting legend, faced a life ban due to the match-fixing scandal. He showcased massive runs in Ranji Trophy, scoring 10,120 runs with 38 centuries in his first-class career. His only Test appearance was in January 1988 against the West Indies. The BCCI imposed life bans on Sharma and Mohammad Azharuddin in December 2000. A Delhi court later declared the ban null and void in 2014. 🏏

#CricketScandal#RanjiTrophy#IndianCricket
science

πŸ”¬ CaSnF Phase Transition Links Heat Flow

Researchers have studied the coupling between phase transition, anharmonicity, and thermal transport in CaSnF. The study was conducted by scientists at various institutions. Key findings focused on data collected around specific temperature ranges and structural changes. This research helps understand how material properties change during phase transitions. Further investigation is planned to optimize thermal management in advanced materials. πŸ”¬

#MaterialsScience#Physics#ThermalTransport
world

⚠️ Saudi Arabia issues alerts, pipeline shuts down

Saudi Arabia issued emergency warnings in Taif and other regions on Friday night, September 11, and Saturday, September 12, due to regional tensions. Authorities in Taif Governorate, Khamis Mushait, and Sharurah were advised to shelter inside buildings until the danger passed. Separately, the East-West Pipeline was shut down Friday after being targeted by multiple attacks. The Ministry of Energy called the shutdown a precautionary measure after several injuries were reported. Saudi Arabia condemned the drone attacks, stating some originated from Iraq, while Iraq launched an investigation into Maysan province.

#SaudiArabia#OilPipeline#MiddleEast
science

πŸ§ͺ Copper rising to fight antibiotic resistance

Researchers are investigating copper as a potential new weapon against growing antibiotic resistance. This research focuses on finding alternatives to traditional drugs to combat severe infections. The study highlights the urgency as resistance levels increase globally. Copper's unique properties are being explored to kill bacteria that are tough on existing antibiotics. Scientists plan to continue testing copper compounds for clinical applications soon. πŸ§ͺ

#AntibioticResistance#CopperResearch#MedicalScience
world

πŸ”₯ US-Iran war widens, oil routes get risky

Tensions are escalating in the Middle East as the US-Iran war approaches its seventh month. The conflict involves the US, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Houthis, disrupting crucial oil shipping waterways. Oil exports from Saudi Arabia dropped last month to their lowest level in over 13 years. Increased threats mean key corridors like the Strait of Hormuz are now high-risk for shipping companies. This situation raises major fears of a global energy crisis unless diplomacy solves the waterways' instability. β›½

#MiddleEastConflict#EnergyCrisis#OilTrade
science

πŸ—οΈ Fiber-reinforced concrete boosts tunnel earthquake resilience

Researchers developed a new method to check the seismic performance of mountain-adjacent tunnels in the Loess Plateau. This study focused on polypropylene-fiber-reinforced concrete (PFRC) structures in the Loess region. Tests showed optimal concrete strength at a 0.9% fiber content, improving over ordinary concrete by 15%. PFRC linings reduced bending moments by up to 15.2% compared to traditional structures. This suggests fiber reinforcement offers better seismic performance and simpler construction.

#SeismicResilience#TunnelTech#CivilEngineering
business

πŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί Russian envoy shares positive outlook at BRICS Summit

Petr Sizov, Press Secretary of the Russian Embassy in India, expressed optimism about the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. Sizov spoke in Hindi about the growing strength of the grouping, which includes India, China, and Russia. He noted that over the last five years, BRICS countries produced more than 40% of the world's GDP, compared to 29% for the G7. President Putin emphasized this growth, stating BRICS represents over half of the world's population. Leaders also discussed closer trade and infrastructure ties during their meeting on Friday. 🀝

#BRICS2026#Geopolitics#IndiaRussia
india

πŸ”« Fired ex-Army man allegedly steals weapons for revenge

A retired havildar allegedly stole 12 military-grade weapons and ammunition from the Madras Regiment armoury in Bollarum. The individual, 37-year-old Upputholla Mallesh, was fired from his post-retirement job in June due to indiscipline. The theft occurred on the night of August 30, with five assault rifles and seven pistols being taken. Investigators believe the theft was an act of revenge against his superiors. Mallesh was eventually apprehended after his wife confronted him, and the weapons were recovered near Nagarkurnool district.

#ArmyRevenge#MilitaryCrime#HyderabadNews
tech

πŸ“± iPhone 17 Pro price tease sparks interest in India

Croma has hinted at a potential price point for the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro, causing buzz among tech enthusiasts. This information came from insights into what Indian iPhone buyers are actively seeking in their next device. The suggested price point mentioned is Rs 69,990, though this is not yet confirmed. These revealed preferences highlight the market demand for specific features in high-end smartphones. Retailers are now reportedly analyzing these trends ahead of the official launch dates.

#iPhone17#TechNews#IndiaTech
tech

⌚ Apple drops new watches and AirPods 5 updates

Apple unveiled the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Watch Ultra 4, alongside the AirPods 5 during its September 9 event. The new watches feature advanced health tracking, measuring heart rate every five seconds and providing daily activity scores. The Watch Series 12 starts at β‚Ή56,900, while the Ultra 4 begins at β‚Ή1,09,900, with deliveries starting September 18. AirPods 5 now boast better noise reduction and a live translation capability for conversations. Furthermore, the much-awaited Siri AI feature is expected to start rolling out next month. 🎧

#AppleLaunch#SmartTech#NewGadgets
business

🚜 US diesel prices hit record high amid harvest

US diesel prices have surged to a record high, significantly impacting American farmers starting their harvest season. This increase is affecting farmers across the country, as diesel costs rise for running essential farm machinery. The national average hit $6.05 a gallon on Friday, up 60% from before the war in late February. This jump compounds existing financial pressures from higher costs for fertilizer and seeds. Farmers are now struggling to manage operations while hoping for a dip in fuel prices. 🚜

#USAgri#DieselCrisis#FarmLife

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