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Is it proper to allow school students to dance for ‘kuthu’ songs in cultural events, asks Madras High Court judge

Madras HC grants anticipatory bail to four college students for ransacking school hostel over Kuthu song dispute. Judge orders them to clean classrooms, write excerpts from Gandhi's autobiography & pay ₹2,000 to school. CCTV footage of violence produced in court.

The Hindu

3 Standout Tech Stocks That Hit New Highs in August

The broader Nasdaq pulled back in August, but these three tech stocks bucked the trend to find new highs during the month. Here's why.

Barchart

Assistant Public Prosecutor, constable caught while accepting bribe in Machilipatnam

ACB sleuths caught APP Vijayalakshmi & SEB constable Balakrishna while allegedly accepting ₹90,000 bribe. The complaint was filed under Section 498 (a) & Section 3 & 4 of Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. Accused to be produced in ACB Court; further investigation on.

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Can’t punish a person who hasn’t been convicted: Court on Brij Bhushan bail

NEW DELHI: Granting bail to former Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, a Delhi court has observed that it would be “quite contrary to the concept of personal liberty enshrined in the Constitution” that a person should be punished in a case in which…

The Times of India

If temple festivals are used to perpetuate violence, it is better to close down those temples, says Madras High Court

The purpose of a temple is to enable the devotees to worship God for peace and happiness. However, unfortunately, temple festivals are perpetuating violence and they are increasingly becoming a medium for the local groups to exhibit their power in the locality, the Madras High Court lamented on Friday

The Hindu

Kidnapped as a month-old infant, Chennai boy gets reunited with parents after eight years

Aaron was just a month-old baby when a woman kidnapped him in Chennai on November 29, 2014.

The Hindu

Doctors are disappearing from ERs

A private equity–owned medical staffing company employs fewer doctors in its ERs as a cost-saving initiative

Salon

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Doctors are disappearing from emergency rooms as hospitals look to cut costs

Pregnant and scared, Natasha Valle went to a Tennova Healthcare hospital in Clarksville, Tennessee, in January 2021 because she was bleeding. She didn’t know much about miscarriage, but this seemed like one.

Tribune News Service

ERs staffed by private equity firms aim to cut costs by hiring fewer doctors

Increasingly, private equity firms shape staffing decisions at hospital emergency rooms, research shows. One apparent effect: Hiring fewer doctors and more health care practitioners who earn far less.

WEKU

Andrew Carter: Surprises and disappointments midway through college football season in North Carolina

And just like that, a season that was once young is all grown up now. Suddenly it has arrived at middle age. Blink, and it’ll all be over. We’ve already reached the halfway point of the 2022 college football season.

Tribune News Service

Sagar Dhankar case: Sufficient material to frame murder charges against Sushil Kumar, says Delhi Police

Concluding its arguments in the Sagar Dhankar murder case, Delhi Police on Friday told the court that there is sufficient evidence to frame charges of murder and abduction Read more on Dynamite News:

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App State is wearing awesome ‘Yosef’ helmets, so it’s another Saturday you pay attention to them

We have a certified uniform battle between App State and JMU this week.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Andrew Carter: NC State may have best team in state, but App has top program — and there’s a difference

So it seems like there’s some confusion about the difference between a college football team and a program. That’s one takeaway, probably the main one, from the reaction to what appeared in this space last week.

Tribune News Service

Forget rat poison: App State placed mouse traps in football building as a lesson in overconfidence

Coaches are reportedly telling players not to "take the cheese" regarding media hype this week.

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How App State became story of college football — again, after another improbable win

Three games into the 2016 season, Appalachian State’s third after transitioning into the FBS, the Mountaineers hosted what was then considered to be the most significant football game in their history. Anticipation built for weeks. A capacity crowd of nearly 35,000, then a school record, filled Kidd Brewer Stadium in…

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‘Getting the right people’: App State winning culture held together by common thread

Appalachian State president Dr. John E. Thomas and athletic director Jim Garner grabbed coach Jerry Moore before his introductory press conference in 1989 and wanted to get one thing straight before he addressed the media.

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As Saturday proved, North Carolina’s best college football program resides in Boone

The question now is not whether Appalachian State has North Carolina’s best college football program — which it clearly does — but how exactly the Mountaineers defied the odds to build it in such an enduring way. And also: why no other school in the state has come close to…

Tribune News Service

UNC escapes Appalachian State to snap road losing streak and move to 2-0 on season

BOONE, N.C. — North Carolina escaped from Boone and its record-setting crowd of 40,168 with a 63-61 victory over Appalachian State in a game that featured wild swings and big plays.

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With UNC coming to town, App State and Boone brace for a Saturday unlike any other

BOONE, N.C. — Down on King Street and up in the High Country, in the first days of a new semester, Bill Corriher was preparing for something the likes of which he has never seen in 40 years living in this college town, known for its views and for being…

The Independent UK

Calls to axe secret police counter-corruption guidance on links with journalists

The Society of Editors and the Crime Reporters Association have written to the College of Policing.

Benzinga

AppLovin offers to acquire Unity in $20B deal

Mobile app company AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP) wants to buy Unity Software Inc. (NYSE: U), a software and gaming platform company. Here are the details.

Newsroom.co.nz

Short story: Te Taupānga/The App, by Vaughan Rapatahana

"Joe Tibble had vanished": IT goes bad in a small town

Daily Mirror

New mums being failed by devastating issue that impacts 1,400 women a year

Roughly 1,400 women have postpartum psychosis each year in the UK and it is thought 5% go on to take their own lives

Benzinga

Analyst Ratings for AppLovin

AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) has observed the following analyst ratings within the last quarter:

Benzinga

Here's Why This Analyst Initiated Coverage On Applovin, ironSource, Unity Software

KeyBanc analyst Tyler Parker initiated coverage on Applovin Corp (NASDAQ: APP), ironSource Ltd (NYSE: IS), and Unity Software Inc (NYSE:

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