Child protection services contacted before four-year-old’s alleged murder as police investigate cannibalism claim | New South Wales

The New South Wales department in charge of child protection received “a number of reports” about a four-year-old child before he was allegedly murdered by his mother, the minister revealed, as she announced a review into how the case was handled. Kate Washington, the NSW minister for communities and family, announced the independent review into…

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Growth, not gloom: Morgan Stanley keeps bullish stance on Indian equities

Morgan Stanley has a bullish outlook on equities India’s recent market cool-off may be a temporary phase rather than a reset. According to Morgan Stanley, stronger economic growth could help the country regain lost valuation ground and reinforce the investment case for Indian equities. The brokerage added that the relative de-rating has been driven largely…

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‘Ted Lasso’ star Hannah Waddingham talks ‘Ride or Die’ and the future of James Bond: ‘A woman doesn’t need to play James Bond…’ |

Hannah Waddingham weighs in on whether she would like to take over for James Bond in the upcoming project, which is still in the works, or not. ‘Ted Lasso’ star Hannah Waddingham has her own thoughts about whether she would like to play the next James Bond. During one of her latest interviews, while promoting…

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Beyond internships: IIT Gandhinagar lets BTech students earn credits through a full semester in industry and startups

How IIT Gandhinagar is making the workplace a classroom for engineering students Engineering education is increasingly moving beyond textbooks and laboratories, with institutes looking for ways to prepare students for the demands of a fast-changing workplace. While internships have long been a part of this journey, they often remain short-term experiences that sit outside the…

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Climate change could cost London extra £15bn a year, says report

Charlie Rainsford, assistant director of policy and external affairs at CLF, said: “It is vital that we make central London more climate resilient. “However, the responsibility for action currently falls on local authorities, without any sustainable funding or a common framework. “We are calling for long-term, consistent and devolved funding for adaptation projects and embedding…

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‘Anyone who doesn’t know Bhai well finds him intimidating’: Ali Abbas Zafar recalls how Salman Khan was the ‘only choice’ and said ‘YES’ in just 15 minutes as Anushka Sharma starrer ‘Sultan’ clocks a decade | Hindi Movie News

Marking 10 years of “Sultan,” Ali Abbas Zafar reflects on the wrestling drama’s origins and Salman Khan’s swift 15-minute yes to the role. He recalls casting Anushka Sharma, initial awkwardness that eased over time, and teases a possible fourth collaboration once the right script comes along. Even ten years later, ‘Sultan’ remains a firm favourite…

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‘Crossed red line’: UEFA fumes as FIFA suspends US star’s red card ban to face Belgium after Donald Trump intervention | Football News

Folarin Balogun (20) fouls Bosnia’s Tarik Muharemovic (4). Balogun received a red card on the play, US President Donald Trump. (AP) European football’s governing body UEFA on Monday criticised FIFA for allowing United States forward Folarin Balogun to play in Tuesday’s (IST) FIFA World Cup round-of-16 match against Belgium despite receiving a red card in…

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ICAI dismisses claims of data breach, says members’ and students’ records remain secure

ICAI refutes data breach allegations, urges stakeholders to rely on official updates NEW DELHI: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has dismissed as “false, baseless and malicious” social media posts alleging a breach of its members’ and students’ records, including examination data. The institute said there had been no compromise of its databases…

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