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Remembering The AdMan of India! "Piyush was not just a phenomenal mind with unbelievable creativity & in possession of lightning quick wit, he was also deeply emotional, filled with empathy and a really interested observer of life all around him. Everyone felt that he was his buddy!" Prasoon Pandey remembers his brother Piyush Pandey on the IBLA stage. For Shereen Bhan too, The Advertising Great holds a special place, "He would call me up to ask, Partner! Kya Ho Raha Hai?" #Watch #DontMiss: https://lnkd.in/d9sEd7Xh Standard Chartered India #PiyushPandey #IBLA21 #IndiaBusinessLeaderAwards #CNBCTV18 #CelebratingLeadership #CNBCTV18Digital #PrasoonPandey  Like Comment Transcript I have been trying. Last four months. To try and understand. What made Piyush? Matter to so many so deeply, and the more more that I think about it. I feel. No yetna manipulate, analyze Nikiya, but I've been thinking in the last four, four months. That push was not just a phenomenal mind. With unbelievable creativity and in possession of lightning quick wit. Those were only I mean, that was just one aspect of his on incredible personality. I think what made him the rarest of rare human beings. Was that he was also deeply emotional. Filled with empathy. And a really

Jaxon Jelkin shook off a week of illness, provided 5.1 capable innings and benefitted from early offense as No. 21 Kentucky defeated Alabama 7-4 to claim its Southeastern Conference opener on Friday night at Kentucky Proud Park. The Wildcats moved to 16-2 overall and 1-0 in league play. Despite battling the fatigue of illness, Jelkin shook off a first inning home run by Alabama star Justin Lebron and fought his way through four scoreless frames before Alabama tagged him for a three-run home run that clipped the right field pole. Meanwhile, Ethan Hindle hit a two-run home run in the first – he has homered in five of the past seven games – and Ryan Schwartz added his own two-run blast in the second. Later, Owen Jenkins added the first home run of his career as UK scored in each of the first five innings. Connor Mattison and Jack Bennett pitched three scoreless innings, allowing just one hit, to slam the door on the Crimson Tide. NOTES Kentucky is 16-2 on the season, 1-0 in SEC play. UK is 133-65 since the beginning of 2023. UK Coach Nick Mingione is in his 10th season at the helm and now owns

Executive Summary On 7 March 2026, the Taliban Defence Minister, during a Pashto-language engagement with ToloNews, identified theDurand Lineas a primary friction point in Afghan-Pakistani relations. The Minister acknowledged a formal Pakistani proposal for the definitive recognition of the Line as an international border. Given the protracted territorial dispute and escalating frontier skirmishes, this report evaluates whether a diplomatic resolution would mitigate regional volatility or inadvertently catalyse local insurgencies by further fragmenting the Pashtun ethnic core. Key Points The Durand Line remains one of South Asia’s most enduring territorial disputes; its legal ambiguity serves as a significant strategic lever for Kabul against Islamabad. The creation of an official border between Pakistan and Afghanistan may successfully represent a milestone in a de-escalation policy for both countries. Pashtun populations risk another fragmentation of their tribal customs and the end of their ‘Pashtunistan’ nationalist project. Background Information On 7 March 2026,Mawlawi Mohammad Yaqoob, the Minister of Defence of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, accentuated how the Durand Line still represents a major element of tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan. He further emphasised Pakistan’s worries about this matter and admitted that Islamabad had proposed to officially recognise the Durand Line as the international boundary

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By JAMES COHEN, SPORTS REPORTER 11:34 14 Mar 2026, updated 11:56 14 Mar 2026 Team USA called in the big guns before their clash against rival Canada, bringing the Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden into the clubhouse for a pre-game pep talk. Robert J. O'Neill, a decorated veteran of the elite SEAL Team Six, addressed the roster at Daikin Park ahead of their World Baseball Classic quarterfinal. The speech appeared to do the trick as the Americans secured a 5-3 win. O'Neill, who claims to have fired the fatal shots during the 2011 raid in Pakistan, shared a lighter moment from the mission that drew roars of laughter from the players. The veteran recounted the chaos of the Bin Laden raid, specifically the confusion surrounding a stealth Black Hawk helicopter that crash-landed in the courtyard. He admitted he was so focused on the mission that he didn't realize his own team had crashed, initially mistaking the wreckage for a training model used by the residents.  » Read More

Former LE SSERAFIM member Kim Garam launched her own YouTube channel. On March 13, Kim Garam opened a new channel titled 'garamonly' and released her first video. The channel quickly attracted attention, surpassing 10,000 subscribers within just one hour of going public. In the video, Kim Garam appears in a practice room and explains the reason behind starting the channel. She said she wanted to record her acting practice and share parts of her daily life with viewers. She also admitted feeling a bit awkward, noting that she had never tried creating this kind of content before and asked viewers for their understanding. The video features various moments from her everyday life. It includes scenes of her practicing acting at home, as well as casual footage she filmed herself using her phone. She also shows a glimpse of her daily routine as a university student, including studying in a university library. Kim Garam previously debuted in 2022 as a member of LE SSERAFIM. However, shortly after her debut, allegations of school bullying and other controversies surrounding her personal life emerged. She suspended activities just 18 days after debut and officially left the group in July of the same year. It is currently known

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – No. 18 Auburn men’s tennis came back in dramatic fashion to upset 13th-ranked Vanderbilt on Friday afternoon, winning 5-2 at the Brownlee O. Currey Jr. Tennis Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The Commodores claimed the doubles point and four first sets in singles, but the Tigers rallied from a 2-0 deficit to win the match 5-2 with four match victories in three sets. “It was a great team win today,” Auburn head coach Bobby Reynolds said after the match. “Our backs were against the wall and credit to Vanderbilt to coming out and taking it to us early in the doubles to set the tone. They played aggressive tennis and played with a lot of confidence. But credit to our boys. They never stopped fighting and never stopped clawing back. “I think the big flip of the match was when Nicholas Heng clawed his way back from a set and a break down to win the second set. You could just feel the momentum turn. For our guys to be successful in third sets and find ways to win is them growing and developing. Excited to get out of here with a win over a great team and

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One-fifth of Australian teenagers under 16 were still using social media two months after the country banned platforms from ‌allowing minors, industry data showed, raising questions about the effectiveness of age-gating methods they are using. The number of 13-to-15-year-olds using TikTok and SnapChat, among the most popular social media apps with ‌Australian teenagers, fell from before the ban took effect in ⁠December to February, but still more than 20% used the ⁠apps, according to ⁠a report by parental control software maker Qustodio provided to Reuters. The data ‌is among the first to show the effects on youth online behavior since Australia ⁠rolled out the ban which is ⁠being copied by governments around the world. The Australian government and at least two university studies are tracking the ban's impact but none has published data yet. "Among children whose parents haven't blocked access, a meaningful number ⁠continue to use restricted platforms in the months following the ban," Qustodio ⁠said in the report, which was based ‌on data collected from Australian families from late 2024 to February. Under the ban, platforms including Meta's Instagram, Facebook and Threads, Google's YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat must block people aged under 16 or face a fine of

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