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Who is Yasser Ibrahim? Meet Egypt defender who stunned Argentina with opener at FIFA World Cup Round of 16 | Football News

Egypt’s Yasser Ibrahim (2) celebrates scoring his side’s opening opening goal during the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Argentina and Egypt in Atlanta, Tuesday, July 7, 2026 (AP Photo/Erik S. Lesser) Egypt defender Yasser Ibrahim gave the Pharaohs a dream start against Argentina in their FIFA World Cup Round of 16 clash,…

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NEET SS counselling stalemate enters fifth month; FAIMA urges Supreme Court, Centre to fast-track admissions

FAIMA has called for urgent action to restart the stalled NEET SS counselling process, citing the growing impact of the prolonged legal dispute over Tamil Nadu’s in-service quota. The association said the delay has left aspiring super-speciality doctors without training opportunities, increased financial hardship, and intensified staffing shortages across critical hospital departments. The Federation of…

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IPL effect: The secret behind India’s 2026 T20 World Cup dominance | Cricket News

MUMBAI: Soon after defending champions India exited the 2009 T20 World Cup in England before the semis, then India head coach Gary Kirsten said the gruelling IPL, held a few months earlier in South Africa, had left his players “fatigued.”Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Kirsten stressed that if the cricket calendar…

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One quarter of Thames Water waste sites ‘breaching environmental permits’

24% of Thames Water sewage treatment works and storm tanks inspected by the Environment Agency were not complying with regulation, reports Marco Marcelline Coppermill Treatment Centre in Walthamstow Around one quarter of Thames Water sites that were inspected by the Environment Agency (EA) in the past year were found to be breaching their environmental permits…

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