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African Union Commission (AUC) Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat expressed his satisfaction with the African Union's full membership in the G20, emphasizing its significance in enabling Africa to actively address global issues. Mahamat welcomed this development, which had been a longstanding aspiration, and highlighted the opportunity it provides for advancing the continent's interests and enhancing its role in addressing global challenges. This milestone reflects a recognition of Africa's importance on the international stage and opens doors for increased cooperation and influence within the G20 framework, reinforcing the continent's commitment to contributing to global problem-solving efforts. Dig deeper
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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has responded to the Ministry of Home Affairs' statement, clarifying that he had intended to travel from Udaipur to Jaipur by plane and then proceed to Sikar and Niwai by helicopter. However, he encountered an issue as the helicopter needed to be in Jaipur beforehand. The protocol associated with the G20 Summit seemingly dictated that the helicopter or plane could only operate when the Chief Minister himself was on board. This exchange highlights the logistical challenges faced by Chief Ministers and Governors during the ongoing G20 Summit, which may have led to miscommunication and travel disruptions. Dig deeper
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Sports Goings
It's no secret that many Pakistani cricketers are admirers of India's Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, has frequently expressed his desire to learn from Kohli and Rohit. But what about the young talents on the Indian cricket team? According to Shubman Gill, the answer is yes. He described Babar Azam, the current top-ranked ODI batsman, as a "world-class" batter, and stated that they do follow his batting style and admire his skills. Gill emphasized that when a player is performing exceptionally well, everyone watches to learn from their success, and the same holds true for Babar Azam, whom they hold in high regard. Dig deeper
Entertainment Focus
Shah Rukh Khan's action thriller "Jawan" continues its unstoppable success at the box office. After raking in ₹127.50 crore in India, the film has now amassed a whopping ₹234.29 crore in global box office earnings. On Friday alone, it earned ₹109.24 crore worldwide. Renowned film trade analyst Manobala Vijayabalan shared these figures on X (formerly Twitter) and highlighted that "Jawan" achieved the remarkable feat of entering the ₹200 crore club globally within just two days. With its collection currently at ₹234.29 crore, the film is poised to set a new record for the biggest weekend earnings by any Bollywood film worldwide. Dig deeper
Health and Lifestyle
During the monsoon season when mangoes are in abundance, it's essential to exercise caution if you or a family member has diabetes. While mangoes offer various health benefits and are rich in vitamins A, B-complex, C, and polyphenols that boost immunity, they also contain natural sugars that can cause a spike in blood sugar levels. Shilpa Joshi, Head of Metabolic Nutrition at Fitterfly, suggests that individuals with well-controlled diabetes can consume mangoes in moderation due to their medium glycemic index (GI) of 56, provided they are mindful of the quantity and timing to maintain stable blood sugar levels. Careful incorporation into the diet is key during mango season. Dig deeper
