Asian Para Games: Devender Kumar strikes gold as India sweep historic 1-2-3 finish in men’s discus throw | Asian Para Games 2026 News

Devender Kumar leads India’s historic 1-2-3 finish in men’s discus throw (Image: X) India scripted a memorable podium sweep at the Asian Para Games, with Devender Kumar, Rakesh and Pardeep Kumar claiming gold, silver and bronze, respectively, in the men’s discus throw F43/F44/F62/F64 final. Devender led the Indian charge with 781 Raza points, while Rakesh…

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A Florida couple missed 66 mortgage payments on their Naples property; the husband later agreed to deposit $5,000 monthly during an appeal, but an October 19 federal ruling rejected his lawsuit against the bank

The judges upheld the lawsuit’s dismissal, preventing Myers from bringing the same claims again in that case. (AI image) A Florida couple who missed 66 monthly mortgage payments on their Naples property have been involved in a legal dispute with their bank for nearly 17 years. During the dispute, the husband, Gregory Brian Myers, agreed…

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India’s medal storm! 24 medals, five golds as Nishad Kumar, Deepthi Jeevanji shine at Asian Para Games | Asian Para Games 2026 News

Nishad Kumar and Deepthi Jeevanji (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India produced a stunning medal rush on Day 2 of the Asian Para Games 2026, collecting 24 medals, including five golds, as athletics powered the country’s campaign in Aichi-Nagoya on Tuesday. Nishad Kumar headlined the action with a second gold in as many days, while Deepthi…

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In 1867, San Francisco minted a $5 gold coin that passed down through a family; 159 years later, it was found inside a cigar box in a Texas closet and sold for $97,600 after experts identified its rarity

An 1867 $5 gold coin made in San Francisco and forgotten inside a cigar box in a Texas closet has sold at auction for $97,600 (£74,800). The sale price was more than four times the coin’s previous record. The coin, officially known as an 1867-S Liberty Half Eagle, was found during an estate appraisal in…

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65-year old swimmer killed in shark attack off South African coast; 2 beaches shut

The attack occurred during a morning swim at Orient Beach in KuGompo City (Representative image) A 65-year-old open-water swimmer died after a shark attack off South Africa’s Eastern Cape province on Tuesday, prompting authorities to shut two beaches and warn people against entering the water.The victim was identified by South African media as Janine Lochrenberg,…

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OFFSIDE | Sir Alex Ferguson’s new book ‘Games of My Life’ is a cruel time machine for Man Utd fans | Football News

GAMES OF MY LIFE BY ALEX FERGUSON The Golden Era of TV was littered with peak moments when one suddenly just knew that the series one was watching would remain embedded in posterity forever: when Walter “Heisenberg” White says: “Say my name”, or when Don Draper, while holding forth on nostalgia, tells a bunch of…

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Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran’s Greece wedding: Why the couple may have chosen this dream destination |

Destination weddings allow couples to celebrate away from their hometown. According to recent reports, music composer Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran, daughter of Kalanithi Maran (chairman of Sun Group), are planning to marry in Greece in November 2026. This is interesting news because both individuals are celebrities. Beyond their celebrity status, other reasons might lead…

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London lawyer built a legal AI startup while training at Allen & Overy; Thomson Reuters bought it before it earned revenue | World News

Image: Alexander Kardos-Nyheim/LinkedIn Most startup founders chase revenue charts, headline funding rounds and polished stage presentations. Alexander Kardos-Nyheim took a different route. While training as a solicitor at Allen & Overy, he built Safe Sign Technologies, a legal-specific large language model (LLM) startup designed to make artificial intelligence more reliable for legal work. Roughly two…

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Why Portugal fined Cristiano Ronaldo exactly €255 for walking out despite his massive $1.2 billion net worth: Reason beind modest penalty | Football News

Cristiano Ronaldo received exactly €255 fine and a backdated suspension, raising questions over how Portugal determined the penalty for walking out. Cristiano Ronaldo earns an estimated $300 million a year, yet Portugal’s football federation fined him just €255 for walking out of the national-team camp, alongside a 30-day suspension that was backdated. The seemingly lenient…

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