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Officials say a WhatsApp status featuring rival gang member and an alleged taunt sparked a firing incident A dispute allegedly triggered by a WhatsApp status escalated into a firing incident in Kalyan West, following which Khadakpada Police arrested two persons and took the injured main accused into custody. According to police, the incident took place in the Mohane area of Kalyan West, where two rival groups led by Abhishek Pawar alias Avi and Gaurav Salunkhe have allegedly been at loggerheads for some time. Investigators said tensions between the groups had already surfaced on May 26, when a dispute reportedly broke out between them. Police said the latest flashpoint was a WhatsApp status uploaded by resident Monu Phulore, featuring a photograph of himself with Gaurav Salunkhe along with text that was allegedly intended as a taunt directed at Pawar. Search for target On Friday night, Pawar, accompanied by several associates, allegedly reached Patil Nagar in Mohane in search of Phulore. Sensing trouble as a group of around 10 to 12 persons approached, Phulore and his brother reportedly fled the area. Police alleged that Pawar then opened fire, discharging two rounds in Phulore’s direction. While the intended target escaped unhurt, the firing

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You open Snapchat, type your password, and instead of your Snaps you get a message saying your account is locked. Maybe it happened right after you logged in from a new phone, or after you tried an app that promised extra features. The screen might show a temporary lock, or it might say your account is permanently locked for breaking the rules. Those two situations are not the same, and the steps that fix one will not fix the other. Before you touch anything, the first job is figuring out which one you are looking at. Read the lock screen carefully before you do anything When you try to log in, Snapchat tells you what kind of lock you are dealing with. A temporary lock is the lighter one, and in most cases you can clear it yourself. A message saying the account is permanently locked for violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Service is the heavier outcome, and it changes everything about your next move. The reason this distinction matters so much is simple. For a temporary lock, you have a self-service tool and the option to wait it out. For a permanent lock, Team Snapchat cannot unlock

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When the Boston Red Sox first started struggling about two months ago, if you asked fans which player would be front and center in their offensive breakout, Isiah Kiner-Falefa would almost certainly be one of the least common answers. But the journeyman has been raking. From the middle of May to the start of June, Kiner-Falefa has been the Red Sox's biggest offensive weapon. He's slashing .282/.344/.353 on the season (36 games) and .364/.429/.500 in his last 15 games. Kiner-Falefa, who carried a first percentile xSLG (.304) last season, already has a homer this year, one of Boston's 46 so far (as of June 5). On June 2, along with his offensive explosion, Kiner-Falefa hinted in a postgame presser that the Red Sox's hideous 9-20 record at Fenway Park could be due to distractions at home that aren't present on the road. His comment didn't include any information on what the issues might be, but fans have taken off running with speculation. Whether Kiner-Falefa's statement leads to a change in Boston's home performance or not,  » Read More

Some 600,000 young people packed into Madrid's Plaza de Lima, going from exuberant chants in welcoming Pope Leo, to complete silence in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. The evening progressed from cheers and chants, to a dialogue about saints, worries, and the future, to the culminating moment of Eucharistic Adoration and benediction imparted upon some 600,000 young people by Pope Leo XIV. After the Jubilee of Youth in Rome last summer and in the lead up to World Youth Day in Seoul next year, this evening's meeting with the young people of Spain in Madrid showed the Holy Father at home among the youth, with their popular chant that affirms, "these are the young people of the Pope!" The cardinal-archbishop began the evening recognizing: These are the youth of Jesus, these are the youth of the Church, and the youth of the Pope. The hundreds of thousands had been gathered in the park most of the day, where they shared a festival of music and testimony as well as the Luminous mysteries of the Rosary. A survey published this year by a foundation close to the Church indicated that 45% of young Spaniards aged 15 to 29 identify as Catholic today, compared

Special Fund vs Balanced Fund: Comparing Returns With Ksh1M Investment A Ksh1 million investment can be structured in different ways depending on the fund type and objective behind it. A special fund is designed with a specific mandate, meaning its features are more defined around a particular strategy, purpose, or client requirement, often with limited flexibility in how the money is allocated. A balanced fund, on the other hand, comes with built-in diversification, spreading the same Ksh1 million across equities, bonds, and money market instruments. This gives it a more flexible structure aimed at balancing risk and return, making it less concentrated than a single-strategy fund. #FinancialLiteracy #WealthBuilding #MoneyManagement #PersonalFinance #Specialfunds  #money254 #fyp More from this author Explore content categories

US: Reid Hoffman is a man in a hurry. The venture capitalist and LinkedIn co-founder has abruptly quit Microsoft’s board, declaring he needs to get back into “founder mode” to run Manas, his drug-discovery start-up. After nearly a decade as one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent ambassadors to the Redmond giant, Hoffman has traded the boardroom for the lab bench. Hoffman broke the news in a video posted to his social-media accounts, filmed alongside Microsoft’s chief executive, Satya Nadella, in a display of amicable parting. “We’re seeing such progress with Manas,” Hoffman said, “I said, ‘Look, I think I need to get back to founder mode.'” It was, he added, “a huge honour and pleasure” to have served on the board. He had joined the board in 2017, a consequence of Microsoft’s acquisition of LinkedIn, the professional networking site he co-founded in 2002. For years he played a pivotal role, acting as a conduit between Microsoft and the swarming AI companies of Silicon Valley. He sat on the board of OpenAI, a close Microsoft partner, and of Inflection AI, whose leadership Microsoft later snapped up to spearhead its own large language model push. The departure, however, arrives trailing uncomfortable baggage.

For years, Nigerian telecom subscribers have complained about one thing more than almost any other issue: data depletion. From social media posts to radio phone-ins and customer care complaints, consumers have repeatedly asked the same question: Why does my data finish so quickly? Over the weekend, that debate took centre stage in an unusual public hearing organised by MTN Nigeria, where the country’s largest telecom operator effectively put itself on trial before consumers, journalists, technology experts, digital creators and industry stakeholders. What emerged from hours of testimony was not necessarily proof that telecom operators are blameless. Instead, it exposed a widening gap between how Nigerians think they consume data and how modern smartphones, applications and digital services actually use it. Read also: MTN Nigeria emerges major non-oil revenue source with N878.7bn tax remittance At the centre of the discussion was an unlikely culprit: a 127-gigabyte WhatsApp backup. “We had a colleague who accused us of stealing her data,” Karl Toriola, MTN Nigeria chief executive officer told attendees. “When we investigated, we discovered that her WhatsApp backup had grown to 127 gigabytes and was being backed up daily over mobile data.” The anecdote drew laughter from the audience, but it underscored a