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Indian embassy in UAE to pause passport, visa services from June 26-30 ahead of Al Hind Tours takeover
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Indian man jailed in UK for 6 years over rape; Police hunt two suspects who fled Britain
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FIFA World Cup 2026: USMNT’s brightest star only plays for America because of a delayed flight
Folarin Balogun has emerged as a key figure in the United States’ FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign, but his path to the USMNT began with an unexpected birth in New York after his pregnant mother was unable to return to London. The Arsenal academy graduate, once courted by England and Nigeria, now leads America’s attack…
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FIFA World Cup 2026: USMNT’s brightest star only plays for America because of a delayed flight
Folarin Balogun has emerged as a key figure in the United States’ FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign, but his path to the USMNT began with an unexpected birth in New York after his pregnant mother was unable to return to London. The Arsenal academy graduate, once courted by England and Nigeria, now leads America’s attack…
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Who is Ismael Saibari? The breakout Moroccan star who broke two 2026 World Cup records in just 71 seconds
Morocco opened their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign with a 1-0 win over Scotland, but Ismael Saibari’s 71-second strike stole the headlines. The PSV midfielder set a new fastest-goal record, secured back-to-back World Cup scoring history, and lifted Morocco to four points from two matches, significantly strengthening their chances of reaching the Round of 32.
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Scotland vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup 2026 ‘fastest-goal record’ shattered again after player scores in just 71 seconds
Morocco midfielder Ismael Saibari scored the fastest goal of the FIFA World Cup 2026 so far, finding the net after just 71 seconds against Scotland in a crucial Group C clash. The PSV star’s record-breaking strike gave the Atlas Lions an early advantage and further enhanced his growing reputation as one of the tournament’s breakout…
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Quote of the day by Roman philosopher Seneca: “Anger, if not restrained, is frequently more hurtful to us than…”
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Japanese proverb of the day: “To ask is a moment’s shame; not to ask is…” – why swallowing your pride for one awkward question pays off for years
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World Cup commentator suspended for rest of tournament after mixing up Iran and New Zealand on air
Turkish state broadcaster TRT has removed veteran commentator Murat Ekrem Çimen from its World Cup coverage after he repeatedly confused Iran and New Zealand during their Group G draw. The on-air errors prompted a public apology and internal investigation. Despite support from colleagues, Çimen has been suspended from all remaining tournament broadcasts pending the outcome…
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Quote of the day by Greek philosopher Pythagoras: “In anger we should refrain both from…” – a 2,500-year-old rule for not wrecking things in the heat of the moment