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Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals Jersey Sold for ₹133 Crore

Michael Jordan's red jersey worn during the 1998 NBA Finals sold for about $14 million (₹133 crore) in a private deal. The buyer, Richard Luket from Miami, purchased it through auctioneer Neil Fishman. This jersey, worn on June 5, 1998, in the second game of the six-match series, is considered the most expensive basketball memorabilia. Jordan won his sixth and final championship that year with the Chicago Bulls.

Amar Sports··Miami

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Stock Market Falls: Nifty Below 22400, Sensex Drops 547 Points

The stock market experienced a significant decline with the Nifty falling below 22,400 and the Sensex dropping by 547 points to close at 71,925. Heavy selling was seen in IT and banking shares. Experts identified five main reasons behind the market weakness, causing widespread turmoil in several stocks throughout the day.

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Oral and Lung Microbiomes Differ in Long Covid Patients

Research shows significant differences in the oral and lung microbiomes of long Covid patients. These findings may help explain why some individuals develop long Covid and could lead to new treatment approaches for the condition.

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Congress Leaders Wear Batman Masks in Protest, Sparking Political Debate

Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge wore Batman masks during a bus protest, sparking political debate after viral social media visuals. Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary mocked Rahul Gandhi, saying Delhi is not Gotham and doesn't need a dark superhero. Analysts noted opposition uses pop-culture icons like Batman to engage youth, but NDA claims this fails to translate into votes.

India Today··Delhi

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Jammu Healthcare Fails Children with Disabilities: No Psychologists or UDID Cards

Jammu's healthcare system is failing children with disabilities due to the absence of clinical psychologists and the lack of issuance of UDID (Unique Disability ID) cards. This gap leaves these children without essential rights and support, highlighting significant shortcomings in healthcare services for disabled children in the region.

Rising Kashmir··Jammu

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Hanuma Vihari's Rise and Fall in Indian Cricket

Hanuma Vihari became the second cricketer from his state to join the Indian national team after MSK Prasad, following a prolific domestic season. Despite his strong performances, his journey with Team India was short-lived, as he was dropped from the squad after a single mistake, ending his international career prematurely.

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