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Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto expressed his team's desire to win both matches in the upcoming Test series against India, beginning on September 19 at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Currently preparing for the series, Bangladesh aims to put up a strong performance against India. The team is focused on achieving success in the long-format matches and is looking forward to the challenge ahead. Full Article

AAP leader Manish Sisodia announced that he will not resume his position as Deputy CM until the public approves his honesty, following Arvind Kejriwal's decision to step down as Chief Minister of Delhi within two days. Sisodia's stance reflects a commitment to transparency and accountability in government leadership, as the AAP prepares for potential changes in leadership roles. Full Article

The Noida police arrested two individuals, including the alleged mastermind, in a Rs 3.9 crore fraud case involving the Noida Authority. This marks the sixth arrest in the last 14 months related to the ongoing investigation. Previous arrests include Abdul Khadri, Sudhir Chaudhary, Murari Jatav, Rajesh Babu, and Rajesh Kumar Pandey. Full Article

In the first half of 2024, Canada approved 55,500 post-secondary study permits for Indian students, representing 49% of incoming international post-secondary students, similar to 2023 figures. The approval rate of 85% for Indian students from January to June 2024 indicates minimal rejection rates, maintaining consistency with the 51% approval rate in the first half of 2023. Full Article

Mohammed Shami, the Indian pacer, is focused on achieving full fitness after undergoing ankle surgery and is open to playing domestic cricket if necessary before making his international comeback. Having last played in the 2023 ODI World Cup final, Shami's rehabilitation process is ongoing, with no specific timeline set for his return to the national team. The fast bowler's priority is ensuring he is completely fit before making a comeback, as he remains committed to...

A majority of business establishments in Nagamangala, Mandya district, remained closed due to ongoing prohibitory orders following a communal flareup during a Ganesha idol immersion procession. The district administration has decided to resume idol immersion from Sunday after a peace meeting was held, allowing the area to slowly return to normalcy. The politically-active district is taking steps to ensure the safety of its residents and maintain peace amid recent tensions. Full Article