The company's assets will remain frozen while the proceedings continuePeople walk past an advertising hoarding of Byju's, an Education Technology company and one of India's biggest startup, outside one of its branch in New Delhi, India, June 23, 2023. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File PhotoPeople walk past an advertising hoarding of Byju's, an Education Technology company and one of India's biggest startup, outside one of its branch in New Delhi, India, June 23, 2023. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File PhotoEdtech company Byju's, once India's biggest startup valued at $22 billion, will face insolvency proceedings for failure to pay $19 million in dues to the country's cricket board, a tribunal said on Tuesday. A ruling by India's companies tribunal on Tuesday, following a complaint by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), initiated insolvency proceedings. In February, a group of Byju's investors including Prosus and Peak XV voted to oust Raveendran, a move which Byju's has called invalid.

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NEW DELHI, July 16, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - Troops in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir hunted Tuesday for militants after several soldiers were critically wounded in ferocious gun battles, with Indian media reporting four had died. The Indian army's 16 Corps said security forces had launched an operation Monday evening in Doda district. The clashes come a day after the Indian army killed three suspected militants in Kashmir's Kupwara district on Sunday. Earlier this month, gunmen killed five soldiers after ambushing an army convoy, and two other soldiers and six suspected militants were killed in separate clashes. In June, nine Indian Hindu pilgrims were killed and dozens wounded when a gunman opened fire on a bus carrying them from a shrine in the southern Reasi area.

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Lady Lake, FL (32159)TodayMostly sunny early then increasing clouds with some scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%..TonightConsiderable clouds this evening. Low near 75F. Winds light and variable.

Worried students are leaving Dhaka University’s residential halls after clashes between the quota reform protesters and the Bangladesh Chhatra League. According to the students, the leaders and activists of the Chhatra League harassed and beat many students on Monday night for taking part in the movement, triggering panic among the students of the university’s halls of residence. Many students from nearly all dormitories, including Bijoy Ekattor Hall, Ruqayyah Hall, Kabi Jasimuddin Hall and Surja Sen Hall, have been leaving the campus since early on Tuesday. They questioned them about their involvement in the quota movement and checked their Facebook accounts. Announcements were made by loudspeakers at several halls instructing the students not to participate in the quota movement.

Gas Crisis To Last Another WeekThe gas crisis, ongoing for nearly two months because of damage to the floating LNG terminal during Cyclone Remal, may last another week, said the State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid. A memorandum of understanding, or MoU, was signed between Bangladesh Coal Power Generation Company Limited and PT Pertamina Power at the InterContinental, Dhaka hotel, on Monday. After the event, he said, “We were hopeful that the gas issue would be resolved by the 16th of July.”“The FSRU was damaged in the storm. This is a Summit FSRU.”“Another issue with the pipeline has surfaced. We are optimistic that we will move towards uninterrupted gas supply within another week,”he added.

Corsicana, TX (75110)TodayA mix of clouds and sun early followed by cloudy skies this afternoon. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph..TonightRain showers early then thundershowers overnight. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 90%.

LONDON, July 5, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - A record number of Cabinet ministers lost their seats on Friday in Britain's general election, leaving only a couple of obvious contenders for the party leadership if Rishi Sunak resigns. A former defence secretary, she tried twice to become Tory leader, and was tipped to try again after Thursday's election, with Sunak expected to stand down. Other Tory casualties included Education Secretary Gillian Keegan, Justice Secretary Alex Chalk, Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer, Transport and Science Secretary Michelle Donelan. "I think that we have seen in this election an astonishing ill-discipline within the party", said former Justice Secretary Robert Buckland, after losing his seat. "What is crystal clear to me tonight -- it is not so much that Labour won but that the Conservatives lost," he added.

DINAJPUR, July 5, 2024 (BSS)- Six people, including a child, were killed and 28 others injured in a head-on collision between a bus and a truck in Panchbari Bazar Chackrampur area under Dinajpur Sadar upazila in the district early today. Kotwali police station officer-in-charge (OC) Farid Hossain confirmed the matter. The incident occurred when a Ranisankail-bound bus of Nabil Paribahan from Dhaka and a mango-laden truck from Dinajpur rammed into each other on Dinajpur-Phulbari Highway in front of the Ariyan Petro pump near Panchbari Bazaar Chakrampur area around 6.30am today, leaving the truck driver and helper of the bus dead on the spot and four others succumbed to their injuries while being taken to the hospital, said Farid Hossain. The others injured were admitted to the local M Abdur Rahim Medical College Hospital. The vehicular movement resumed after the wrecked bus was removed from the road, he said, adding that they were trying to ascertain the identities of the deceased.

NEW DELHI, July 4, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - India's T20 World Cup winners returned home to a heroes' welcome Thursday, greeted by huge crowds of euphoric fans and praised by a grinning Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a private reception. Frenzied crowds shouted "India, India" after the team landed at Delhi airport from the Caribbean, having been delayed for days by Hurricane Beryl. They took a victory lap in front of thousands more fans at Wankhede Stadium, the site of India's last World Cup win for the 50-over edition of the tournament in 2011. "This is surreal, watching my team with the World Cup," emotional fan Rohit Khanna told AFP before the team landed. "It's a dream for me to witness India return home from a World Cup," said a shirtless fan with a Kohli tattoo on his chest.

DHAKA, July 4, 2024 (BSS) – Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud today said BNP is spreading misleading information over Bangladesh-India Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on connectivity as they are unable to understand the issue of regional connectivity. “We are working to expand the regional connectivity to other countries in the South Asia,” the foreign minister said. Criticizing BNP leaders’ misleading remarks over Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s recent visit to India, Hasan said their statements have failed to draw public attention. About Bangladesh foreign policy, Hasan said Bangabandhu’s worthy daughter Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is running the country following Father of the Nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s foreign policy of ‘Friendship to all, malice to none’. Highlighting the country’s development and progress, the foreign minister said many countries are now investing in Bangladesh witnessing the country’s unprecedented development.

Two students have drowned in the floodwaters of Rangamati’s Baghaichhari Upazila. The body of one of the flood victims was recovered from the Narikel Bagan near Baghaichhari Municipality around 5:30am on Thursday, reports bdnews24.com. Another body was pulled out from Bongoltali Union’s Balukhali village in Baghaichhari Upazila on Wednesday afternoon. He drowned due to the sudden onrush of the floodwaters,” said Mithel. Earlier, on Wednesday afternoon, Sohamoni Chakma drowned in the floodwaters in Balukhali village.

BEIJING, July 4, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - China's weather agency expects extreme heat to persist across the country this summer as climate change pushes global temperatures higher, state media reported Thursday. The Asian nation is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases that scientists say cause global warming and make extreme weather more frequent and intense. Swathes of northern China have already been baked by heat waves this summer, while unseasonably torrential rains have triggered deadly floods and landslides across much of the south. "Against the climatic backdrop of global warming, average temperatures will rise and the occurrence of high-temperature weather will tend to be frequent," the centre said, according to CCTV. Heat records at 20 local weather stations broke historical records, the report added.

REUTERSCracks run through the bed of Jinxiuchuan reservoir amid an orange alert for a heatwave in the drought-hit region, in Jinan, Shandong province, China, June 19, 2024. REUTERSChina is facing hotter and longer heatwaves and more frequent and unpredictable heavy rain as a result of climate change, the weather bureau warned on Thursday, as the world's second biggest economy braces for another scorching summer. "China is a region that is sensitive to global climate change, a region where the impact will be significant," said Yuan Jiashuang, vice-director of the CMA's National Climate Centre, at a briefing. The weather bureau said on Thursday that it expects temperatures in most areas across China to be relatively high over the next few months, signalling a second consecutive summer of extreme heat. The weather bureau also said that two typhoons could make landfall in mainland China in July.