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Brazilian star footballer Neymar stated that next year's World Cup in Qatar may be his last. The 29-year-old striker made the remarks in the DAZN-produced-documentary "Neymar & The Line Of Kings." On October 10, part of the story was posted on the channel's Twitter account. “I am facing it like the last World-Cup because I don't know whether I will be able to, mentally, to endure more soccer,” said Neymar.
The British government on Monday said it had facilitated a private sale of the UK arm of the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank to HSBC Holdings Plc's 'ring-fenced subsidiary'. With this deal, the Bank of England would help for 1 pound sterling, or… read-more
TAGS: HSBC, uk government, Silicon Valley Bank, business
In another drawback for former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, the Pakistan Government issues a non-bailable warrant against Khan. The judgement was made on March 13, in a case pertaining to using threatening language against a woman additional district… read-more
TAGS: Pakistan Court, non bailable warrant, Imran Khan, Comments, Pakistan Government
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued its annual report in the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack. As per the released report, the Indian Government called Pakistan not sincere. "Pakistan is yet to show sincerity in delivering justice to the… read-more
TAGS: 26/11, Mumbai terror attack, Pakistan Police, Justice, India-Pakistan relations
New Zealand helped the Indian cricket team to make its position in the WTC 2023 finals. NZ have been India's major roadblock in International Cricket Council events in the recent past. Be it the 2019 World Cup semi-final, or the World Test… read-more
TAGS: New Zealand, Cricket Test, WTC 2023, Sri Lanka V/S New Zealand, Indian sports
Indian cricket coach Rahul Dravid spoke about IPL and WTC clash and likely challenges of Team India. On March 13, Dravid said, "laying the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia within one week of the IPL's conclusion is going to… read-more
TAGS: Indian Cricket, Rahul Dravid, Indian sports, WTC, IPL
PM Narendra Modi raised issue with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese the issue of recent attacks on temples in Australia. The matter came up for discussion during their wide-ranging dialogue that was aimed at expanding overall ties. In… read-more
TAGS: Australia, Indian Politics, Anthony Albanese, hindu temple
