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Nikita Mazepin Plans Next Move After Switzerland Sanctions End

Sep.30 - Axed former Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin has "plans", now that the door to Europe has been re-opened to him. Two weeks ago, sanctions imposed on the 25-year-old due to his father's links to Vladimir Putin were finally lifted, meaning the Russian can now freely travel to Europe. Tass news agency says Switzerland.....check out full post »

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Fears over flu jab take-up in the South East - BBC

  1. Fears over flu jab take-up in the South East  BBC
  2. Drop in UK flu jabs warning ahead of winter  BBC
  3. Get vaccinated for winter — the ‘tripledemic’ could be on its way  The Times
  4. NHS warns of 18,000 flu deaths since 2022 as it urges vaccination uptake  The Guardian
  5. See if you are eligible for free vaccines as 'tripledemic' of winter illness approaches  Sky News

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Most students, corporates prefer 4-6 month internships: Report

Internships of 4-6 months are favored by students, colleges, and corporates for optimal learning and candidate evaluation. Students seek real-world experience and fair compensation, while many are open to relocation. However, a gap exists regarding remote internships, with most students supporting it contrary to corporate preferences.

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Jadeja reflects on "special" 300 Test wicket feat, hopeful about bowling out Bangladesh on final day

Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 30 (ANI): Ravindra Jadeja recalled his journey as he experienced a "special" moment after taking his 300th Test wicket for India during the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur. Jadeja's wait for his 300th Test wicket ended after he outwitted Khaled Ahmed to achieve the landmark feat. In a career that has spanned over for more than a decade, Jadeja has produced memorable perfo

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Centre keeps interest rates for small saving schemes unchanged in Oct-Dec quarter

New Delhi [India], September 30 (ANI): The central government has kept the interest rates unchanged on various small savings schemes for the October-December quarter, according to an official notification from the Ministry of Finance. The interest rates on small savings schemes are typically reviewed every quarter by the government. For the Public Provident Fund (PPF), one of the most popular small savings schemes, the in

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India strengthens global ties in first 100 days of Modi 3.0: MEA

New Delhi [India], September 30 (ANI): In the first 100 days of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second term, India has made significant strides in strengthening its diplomatic presence, expanding maritime and renewable energy cooperation, and enhancing its global digital payments infrastructure. The initiatives reflect India's growing role on the world stage and its efforts to deepen international partnerships across a ran

Boing Boing 

Free COVID tests now available

You can now go order your four free COVID test kits from the USPS. I wish they were available year-round, and I wish many more were available per household, and I wish free masks were also available year-round, but I guess at this point I'll take what I can get. — Read the rest

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Chessdom 

Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus is the youngest to cross 2600 ELO

Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus is the youngest player to cross 2600 ELO. He achieved this during the Chess Olympiad 2024 playing for the team of Turkiye and finishing 15th there with performance 2636. The exact date when Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus crossed 2600 is 21.09.2024, when he defeated Kacper Piorun. The previous record was set by John […]

Engineeringnews.co.za 

Omnia employees receive R45m payout through broad-based share scheme

JSE-listed chemicals group Omnia Holdings this week announced the vesting of its broad-based employee share scheme, amounting to R45-million.  Omnia says the scheme, established in 2021, gave 300 shares to each employee, which effectively allowed 2 530 Omnia employees to participate in the financial rewards of the company as owners.

Project Syndicate 

Sri Lanka’s People Need a New Debt Deal

Sri Lanka’s new president, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, must reject his predecessor’s recent debt-restructuring deal with the IMF. That agreement would inflict unnecessary pain on Sri Lanka’s population and set a dangerous precedent, undermining other developing economies’ ability to restructure their foreign debts.