A video showing a violent eviction of an Indian tenant by a Canadian landlord has gone viral, sparking discussions on social media about landlord-tenant relationships in foreign countries. The incident, which occurred in Brampton, Ontario, has raised questions about the rights of tenants and proper eviction procedures in Canada. However, some social media users believe that the video does not show the full story and that the tenant may have violated landlord rules, leading to the eviction.
All-rounder Shivam Dube has been replaced by Tilak Varma ahead of the first T20I against Bangladesh due to a back injury. Varma has only played in 15 T20Is, but now has a chance to cement his spot in the Indian squad with this opportunity. This comes after Dube's successful run in the T20 World Cup in 2024, where he played in all eight games.
South African fast bowler Nandre Burger's impressive performances in recent international matches have been cut short due to a lumbar stress reaction. After making his international debut in all three formats just last year, Burger's injury will force him to miss the remainder of the ODI series against Ireland and the upcoming Test tour of Bangladesh. With his replacement yet to be announced, Burger's absence will surely be felt as South Africa seeks to continue their recent success.
South African fast bowler Nandre Burger will be missing from the three-match ODI series against Ireland and the Test tour of Bangladesh due to a lumbar stress reaction. In other unfortunate news for the Proteas, Tony de Zorzi has also been ruled out of the second ODI against Ireland and his participation in the upcoming Test tour is uncertain after sustaining a soft tissue injury in his right knee. These absences will undoubtedly pose a challenge for the team as they aim to extend their lead in the ongoing ODI series and perform well in the upcoming Test tour, but replacements are yet to be announced by Cricket South Africa (CSA).
The Telangana High Court has issued notices to the Speaker of the Assembly and ten MLAs who defected from Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party to the ruling Congress party. The notices were issued in response to a PIL petition filed by Dr. K.A. Paul of Prajashanthi Party. The petitioner has requested the court to disqualify the MLAs and prevent the commercialization of elected representatives. However, the court rejected the petitioner's request to restrain the MLAs from attending assembly sessions and exercising their right to vote.
In a surprise political move, Ashok Tanwar, a prominent leader of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Haryana, has joined the Congress party. Tanwar, who was a member of BJP's campaign committee in the state, made his return to Congress official in a public rally attended by party leader Rahul Gandhi. While the reason for his switch remains unclear, the Congress has welcomed Tanwar, stating that his return will strengthen their fight for the rights of Dalits in the state. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi used the opportunity to amplify the ideological differences between Congress and BJP during a poll rally, citing the mistreatment of women wrestlers in Delhi as an example of BJP's anti-Constitution approach.
A couple in New Jersey sued Uber after being severely injured in a crash caused by an Uber driver, but their case was dismissed due to a previous agreement they had made with the company. The agreement, which the couple's daughter approved while ordering food, included a clause stating that any incidents or accidents would be settled through arbitration rather than in a court of law. This ruling highlights the use of arbitration clauses by companies to protect themselves from legal action and raises questions about consumer rights and the impact of such clauses on individuals seeking compensation for injuries.
The holiday for Hindu New Year has sparked anger from Akhilesh Yadav's political party, who have accused the ruling party of intentional exclusion. In an exclusive conversation, S T Hasan addresses the issue, bringing to light the growing discontent and further divisions that this controversy has caused. With Navratri underway, the controversy deepens over the alleged 'scam' involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami took to social media to address rumors that he had been ruled out of the Border-Gavaskar series in Australia due to a fresh injury. Shami clarified that he was working hard to make a comeback to the Indian team and urged the public to stop spreading false news. The 33-year-old is determined to get fit in time for the series and is asking for support from fans in his recovery efforts.
A couple who was seriously injured in a car accident involving an Uber driver lost their bid to take legal action against the company in court. The New Jersey court of appeals ruled in favor of Uber, stating that the arbitration provision in its terms and conditions was valid and enforceable. The couple's daughter had previously clicked "agree" to the updated terms of use while ordering food on the Uber Eats app. The ruling has raised concerns about the power of large corporations and the impact of hidden contractual language on consumer rights.