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PoliticsPhoto: TOI WorldAn Oregon woman sold her home for $270,000 to her son-in-law in 2006, despite its $398,000 value, claiming she was promised the right to live there for life. A trial court initially ruled in her favor, but the Oregon Court of Appeals overturned this, stating the sale documents transferred full ownership without reserving a life estate.
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SportsPhoto: CricinfoSanju Samson identified Tilak Varma's wicket as the turning point in India's defeat in the 4th T20I against West Indies. Former players and experts criticized India's batting lineup, with Sunil Gavaskar urging more responsibility and better chasing strategies after the 23-run loss. The team’s combination and approach were questioned as key factors in the defeat.
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WorldPhoto: AajTakA ship carrying 2,500 containers, including iPhones and foreign perfumes, sank in the Hormuz Strait after hitting a naval mine. This incident marks the first such event since the conflict escalation in the region. Tensions have risen following missile attacks, with Iran's deputy military chief issuing warnings to vessels passing through the strait. The situation reflects growing instability in this strategic waterway.
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PoliticsPhoto: Bar and BenchThe Supreme Court ruled that individuals who convert from Hinduism to Islam cannot claim Backward Class (OBC) Muslim status based solely on their pre-conversion caste. This decision upholds a High Court order denying OBC reservation benefits to Hindu converts to Islam, clarifying that conversion does not automatically grant backward class quota benefits.
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The WTO chief has warned that the ongoing war in the Middle East and related geopolitical tensions will have a lasting impact on global trade. These conflicts are expected to disrupt supply chains and trade flows, affecting economies worldwide. The WTO highlights the need for international cooperation to mitigate these effects and stabilize trade relations.
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BusinessPhoto: International Labour OrganizationThe International Labour Organization (ILO) supported three capacity-development programs with member chambers of the General Union of Libyan Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture. These programs aimed to identify institutional priorities and concrete actions to strengthen business representation, enhance member engagement, and improve services in Libya.
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Photo: TOI WorldAn Oregon woman sold her home for $270,000 to her son-in-law in 2006, despite its $398,000 value, claiming she was promised the right to live there for life. A trial court initially ruled in her favor, but the Oregon Court of Appeals overturned this, stating the sale documents transferred full ownership without reserving a life estate.
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