West Bengal Horror Continues...
West Bengal Horror Continues... A close aid of TMC MLA with his rowdy friends beating a girl like animals. This brutally is the reality of West Bengal. Few days back JCB and now this. Shameful !!
In Our Muslim Rashtra there are certain rules, the woman is treated following same way"- Chopra MLA Hamidul Rahman on Chopra Assault Video
Since when India or WB has been declared as Muslim state?Is TMC now openly working for fulfilli
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Kayamkulam, Kerala: Md. Shahaaz entered a house of a 76-year-old woman, brutally raped her. Turned out to be a serial rapist.
25-year-old Shahaaz raped a 76-year-old woman who was staying alone in her house. The woman is now undergoing treatment at Vandanam Medical College. Shahaz was arrested by the police after reviewing CCTV footage. Authorities reported that he was in an inebriated state at the time of his arrest. Shahaz is a serial offender with a criminal track record, including multiple cases for drug trafficking. A few days ago, a case was registered against him for sexually assaulting another elderly woman in Kayamkulam. The investigation was ongoing in that case, and now he has been arrested again for committing the same crime for the second time.
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BJP MP Sambit Patra says
The pro-tem Speaker is appointed through a convention, not a law... It is a long convention going on in India since independence. Now, Congress is trying to disturb this process.
Bhartruhari Mahtab is serving as an MP consecutively for the seventh time. The convention says that the MP having the longest period of unbroken service can be appointed as pro-tem Speaker. So, in this 18th Lok Sabha, Bhartruhari Mahtab qualifies to become the pro-tem Speaker.
As far as (Congress MP) K Suresh is concerned, he has served as an MP 8 times non-consecutively. It is the 4th consecutive term of K Suresh. However, it is the 7th consecutive term of Bhartruhari Mahtab. So, there has been no breach of convention."
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Anti Modi French Journalist Sebastien Farcis denied permit to work as a journalist in India after 13 years
BIG NEWS Anti Modi French Journalist Sebastien Farcis denied permit to work as a journalist in India after 13 years
He has finally left the country.
He claimed that the presence of PM Modi at the Pran Pratishtha ceremony was against the secular fabric of the country
He also published a report where he claimed that archaeologists had never been able to prove that the disputed structure was built after destr0ying a Hindu temple.
He is now crying fouI on Social Media
1
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Unique initiative of Khunti District administration,Pension benefits will be given to sickle cell patients for the first time...
Ranchi:On the initiative of Deputy Commissioner, Shri Lokesh Mishra, for the first time in the district, pension has been approved for persons suffering from sickle cell anemia under Swami Vivekananda Nishakt Swawlamban Protsahan Scheme by district Social Security Cell, Khunti.
In the first phase, 09
persons of which 3 from Khunti block, 3 from Karra, 2 from Murhu and 1 from Torpa will be covered.
Under this scheme, an amount of Rs 1000 per month will be given to the beneficiaries for life.In case any sickle cell case coming to light or identified later on it will be covered under this scheme.
Till now, sickle cell screening of 99165 persons has been done in the district, out of which 114 were found to be carriers of sickle cell and total 46 persons were found to be suffering from sickle cell anemia-thalassemia disease. Out of which 9 persons who are suffering from 40 percent or more sickle cell anemia-thalassemia disease are being given pension under Swami Vivekananda Nishakt Swavalamban Protsahan Yojana on the basis of disability certificate.
At present, while on one hand the life expectancy of people has increased due to health facilities, on the
other hand the tribal population is suffering from various diseases.
Among these, sickle cell anemia is
very widespread. It is a hereditary blood related disease, it is a group of disorders that affect the production of hemoglobin. The possibility of severe anemia, jaundice, delay in development and infection increases. Sickle cell anemia is a serious disease, it is the responsibility of all of us to spread the
information about its remedies and treatment to remote areas.
For this, sickle cell anemia-thalassemia screening/checking camps were organized in all the blocks of the
district.
Sickle cell mobile medical vans are continuously visiting remote rural areas from the district and
conducting sickle cell screening.
Sickle cell anemia-thalassemia-Day Care Centre is being run in Sadar Hospital, Khunti with the objective
of providing proper medical facilities to people suffering from sickle cell anemia.Here, free medical
consultation, treatment, medicines and blood are being provided to an average of 15 people suffering from sickle cell anemia-thalassemia every month.
Akshat Nayyar, CEO Truemeds, shares How E-Pharmacies are Reshaping Medication Habits
Imagine a world where a few taps on your smartphone help you manage your health. Online or e-pharmacies are making this dream a reality by reshaping how we approach and understand our health and medication habits. These online platforms are more than just convenient storefronts — they are leading a revolution in healthcare accessibility and consumer education.
Gone are the days when consumers blindly followed medications based on prescriptions, with little knowledge or control over the process. Thanks to the wealth of information available online, from blogs to review platforms, we are far more aware now of our rights as consumers and are making informed choices about everything - from the food we eat to the skincare products we use. A recently found study by Bain & Co. on Asia-Pacific Front Line of Healthcare 2024 also states that Healthcare is no longer a passive experience: Consumers are taking charge of their health, are demanding a better experience, and are willing to invest in wellness.
The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for this shift, forcing people to embrace e-commerce and online services out of sheer necessity. Even in smaller cities and suburbs, where the adoption of e-commerce might have otherwise been slower, the pandemic drove people to explore online shopping for essentials, including medicines. This shift towards e-pharmacies has continued to spike as these platforms bridge the gap in accessible and affordable healthcare.
In fact, the Bain & Co. study also found that consumers desire a single touchpoint to manage their health and are increasingly placing high trust in primary care providers and other alternative sites of care like pharmacies and digital health. While face-to-face interactions are more commonly preferred, the pandemic has increased acceptance of virtual touchpoints.
In India alone, there are over 50 e-pharmacy startups, serving around 5 million users every month with reasonably priced, high-quality medicines. The growth is fueled by rising education levels, increased consumer rights awareness, higher disposable incomes, and urbanization-driven lifestyle changes. Key to this is digital inclusion, as the internet and smartphones have reached a significant portion of the population.
Why are e-pharmacies trending?
In today's fast-paced world, the hassle of traditional medication procurement processes—from scheduling appointments to purchasing medicines—is becoming increasingly unappealing.
The biggest draw of e-pharmacies lies in the convenience they offer. One can easily track past orders, further helping them to take control of their healthcare needs from the comfort of their homes. Hence, offering “one-stop shop” solutions for all their needs, leveraging tech capabilities for better patient engagement. Pricing information is readily available on their platforms, and customers can compare options and choose the most affordable solutions for their prescription needs. This newfound transparency helps users make informed decisions and access the best deals. The survey also stated that telehealth led to major saving of healthcare costs due to the early triage and steerage care coupled with the low price point and pharmacy attach rate for teleconsultation compared to in-person primary consultation.
Future outlook
As the Indian government continues to push for digital transformation in the healthcare sector, e-pharmacies are likely to receive more support and recognition in the future.
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* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
Euro Cup 2024 starts today
#Sports News# Football #URO Cup ,2024 # Street Buzz News
*SB News Bureau:* The most entertaining competition after the football World Cup, the Euro Cup is going to start on Friday. As a result, football lovers of the city started waking up at night.
Two years ago, the magnificent football World Cup was held in Qatar. In the last 32-country fight, many countries have caught the eye separately. After the World Cup, arguably football's competition ahead of the rest, the Euro Cup gets underway on Friday. Germany and Scotland meet in the first match in Munich. Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal, Kylian Mbappe's France, Harry Kane's England or three-time winners Spain, there is no shortage of countries to catch the eye at the Euro Cup. But this competition is always used to surprise. In 2004, Greece surprised everyone and won the trophy. A last-minute opportunity after Yugoslavia's relegation, Denmark surprised by winning Euro 1992. This time also any country can surprise.
Germany, which hosted the World Cup in 2006, is now the host of the Euro Cup. They want to bring back the experience of 18 years ago. Millions of people have already gathered in that country. Every stadium is likely to be full. But this time the political context of Europe is different. It's the first time since the Russian invasion of Ukraine that the Euros are taking place. It's hard to predict who will win after a month of football war. However, UEFA and host Germany have promised to set this year's Euros apart from the rest. Football lovers all over the world are looking forward to enjoy that joy.
*Pic Courtesy by: Reuters.*
India play goalless draw against Kuwait
*Sports News*
Khabar kolkata: India's hopes for qualifying for the third round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and AFC Asian Cup 2027 Preliminary Joint Qualification took a hit as they were held 0-0 by Kuwait in their penultimate Group A game at the Salt Lake Yubo bharati Stadium on Thursday.
In what was Sunil Chhetri's 151st and last dance in Indian colours, victory may have eluded him at the full-time whistle, but emotions couldn't. After a lap around the 58,921 fans at the Salt Lake Stadium, the captain, leader, legend, let out his farewell tears when the Indian players and team officials gave him a guard of honour to the tunnel. In a warm gesture, each one of Kuwait's players and officials also paid their respects with handshakes and hugs with the Indian skipper.
As far as the match is concerned, it was far from a drab affair, with a host of chances at both ends, particularly in the first half. But some top-notch defending and fine saves reduced the contest to a goalless one.
Igor Stimac handed out a full India debut to left-back Jay Gupta, while Edmund Lalrindika came on in the last seven minutes in Gupta's place to make his debut too.
With the draw, India remain in second place with five points (Qatar will play Afghanistan later in the day), but importantly for Kuwait, they stay alive with four points. India will now hope for Qatar's victory over Afghanistan, and a draw between Kuwait and Afghanistan on June 11. In that scenario, a point for India against Qatar in five days' time in Doha will be enough to progress to the third round.
Kuwait made the earliest inroad in the fifth minute when left-winger Mohammad Abdulah shouldered his way into the box and came one-on-one with Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, but the Indian custodian stood strong, sticking his leg out to make a vital save early on.
India also responded with frantic pace on the left courtesy of Liston Colaco, who raced his way past the Kuwait right-back and put in a low cross, but Hasan Alanezi stabbed the ball clear for the visitors. India had their first shot from the resulting Anirudh Thapa corner, with an unmarked Anwar Ali heading it inches over the bar.
In the 25th minute, both teams had their heart-in-the-mouth moments in the space of a few seconds. First, it was Eid Alrashidi breaking the offside trap to stray clear on goal before dinking the ball over an onrushing Gurpreet. It landed just wide of the goal net. Immediately after, Jay Gupta burst forward and put an inviting low cross from the left. But Alanezi was on hand again to clear the danger for Kuwait at full stretch.
Slowly and steadily, India grew in confidence and began stringing attacks patiently, mostly utilising the speed of their wingers. Lallianzuala Chhangte got the better of left-back Meshari Alenezi on a couple of occasions and swung in dangerous crosses from the right, but Kuwait actively hacked them clear. Stimac's men were quicker to the second balls as well, winning the ball in the final third and making Kuwait sweat at the back.
On a couple of occasions, Liston also tried his luck from distance, first smashing the side-netting, before skying it wayward from an audacious 40-yard attempt.
At half-time, Stimac made two changes, sacrificing midfielder Thapa to bring on striker Rahim Ali, while Brandon Fernandes replaced Sahal Abdul Samad in the middle.
The start to the second half was as wild as the first. Both goalkeepers were tested to the fullest in and came out on top. Faisal Alharbi's stinging volley from barely six yards out was met with a stunning reflex save from Gurpreet, who dipped his entire 196-centimetre figure to palm it out. A few minutes later, he had to stretch to the top corner to push out Yousef Alsulaiman's effort.
Sandwiched between Gurpreet's heroics was Sulaiman Abdulghafoor's one-on-one save for Kuwait. He made himself big to deny Rahim, who had latched on to a great through ball.
India struggled to maintain their first-half intensity and the tempo shifted towards Kuwait for a while. Substitute Ali Matar got plenty of space near the edge of the box, but he hesitated to shoot early and by the time he did, Rahul Bheke had thrown his body to make a solid block.
For those in blue, time seemed to pass quicker as they were left frustrated by Kuwait slowing down the tempo of the game.
The Blue Tigers sprang to some life in injury time, but it was not enough. Brandon Fernandes flashed a low ball across the face of the goal, but it was Alenezi once again to clear the danger for Kuwait for the umpteenth time on the night. Seconds later, Chhangte picked out Manvir with an inch-perfect cross but the latter nodded it wide of the near post.
P
ic : AIFA & Sanjay Hazra (khabar kolkata)
Why did the BJP lose more seats in Uttar Pradesh ?
A case of discrepancy in the voter list came to light during the review of BJP's defeat in UP.
Names of a large number of BJP supporting voters were deleted.
The review team received feedback during the review.
A big gap was found between the final list of voters and the voter list with the presiding officer.
The officials are accused of deliberate discrepancy.
During the review, workers and officials accused BLO of discrepancies at many places.
Now they have a work map to work on weaklings.
West Bengal Horror Continues...
West Bengal Horror Continues... A close aid of TMC MLA with his rowdy friends beating a girl like animals. This brutally is the reality of West Bengal. Few days back JCB and now this. Shameful !!
In Our Muslim Rashtra there are certain rules, the woman is treated following same way"- Chopra MLA Hamidul Rahman on Chopra Assault Video
Since when India or WB has been declared as Muslim state?
1
* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
Kayamkulam, Kerala: Md. Shahaaz entered a house of a 76-year-old woman, brutally raped her. Turned out to be a serial rapist.
25-year-old Shahaaz raped a 76-year-old woman who was staying alone in her house. The woman is now undergoing treatment at Vandanam Medical College. Shahaz was arrested by the police after reviewing CCTV footage. Authorities reported that he was in an inebriated state at the time of his arrest. Shahaz is a serial offender with a criminal track record, including multiple cases for drug trafficking. A few days ago, a case was registered against him for sexually assaulting another elderly woman in Kayamkulam. The investigation was ongoing in that case, and now he has been arrested again for committing the same crime for the second time.
1
* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
BJP MP Sambit Patra says
The pro-tem Speaker is appointed through a convention, not a law... It is a long convention going on in India since independence. Now, Congress is trying to disturb this process.
Bhartruhari Mahtab is serving as an MP consecutively for the seventh time. The convention says that the MP having the longest period of unbroken service can be appointed as pro-tem Speaker. So, in this 18th Lok Sabha, Bhartruhari Mahtab qualifies to become the pro-tem Speaker.
As far as (Congress MP) K Suresh is concerned, he has served as an MP 8 times non-consecutively. It is the 4th consecutive term of K Suresh. However, it is the 7th consecutive term of Bhartruhari Mahtab. So, there has been no breach of convention."
1
* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
Anti Modi French Journalist Sebastien Farcis denied permit to work as a journalist in India after 13 years
BIG NEWS Anti Modi French Journalist Sebastien Farcis denied permit to work as a journalist in India after 13 years
He has finally left the country.
He claimed that the presence of PM Modi at the Pran Pratishtha ceremony was against the secular fabric of the country
He also published a report where he claimed that archaeologists had never been able to prove that the disputed structure was built after destr0ying a Hindu temple.
He is now crying fouI on Social Media
1
* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
Unique initiative of Khunti District administration,Pension benefits will be given to sickle cell patients for the first time...
Ranchi:On the initiative of Deputy Commissioner, Shri Lokesh Mishra, for the first time in the district, pension has been approved for persons suffering from sickle cell anemia under Swami Vivekananda Nishakt Swawlamban Protsahan Scheme by district Social Security Cell, Khunti.
In the first phase, 09
persons of which 3 from Khunti block, 3 from Karra, 2 from Murhu and 1 from Torpa will be covered.
Under this scheme, an amount of Rs 1000 per month will be given to the beneficiaries for life.In case any sickle cell case coming to light or identified later on it will be covered under this scheme.
Till now, sickle cell screening of 99165 persons has been done in the district, out of which 114 were found to be carriers of sickle cell and total 46 persons were found to be suffering from sickle cell anemia-thalassemia disease. Out of which 9 persons who are suffering from 40 percent or more sickle cell anemia-thalassemia disease are being given pension under Swami Vivekananda Nishakt Swavalamban Protsahan Yojana on the basis of disability certificate.
At present, while on one hand the life expectancy of people has increased due to health facilities, on the
other hand the tribal population is suffering from various diseases.
Among these, sickle cell anemia is
very widespread. It is a hereditary blood related disease, it is a group of disorders that affect the production of hemoglobin. The possibility of severe anemia, jaundice, delay in development and infection increases. Sickle cell anemia is a serious disease, it is the responsibility of all of us to spread the
information about its remedies and treatment to remote areas.
For this, sickle cell anemia-thalassemia screening/checking camps were organized in all the blocks of the
district.
Sickle cell mobile medical vans are continuously visiting remote rural areas from the district and
conducting sickle cell screening.
Sickle cell anemia-thalassemia-Day Care Centre is being run in Sadar Hospital, Khunti with the objective
of providing proper medical facilities to people suffering from sickle cell anemia.Here, free medical
consultation, treatment, medicines and blood are being provided to an average of 15 people suffering from sickle cell anemia-thalassemia every month.
Akshat Nayyar, CEO Truemeds, shares How E-Pharmacies are Reshaping Medication Habits
Gone are the days when consumers blindly followed medications based on prescriptions, with little knowledge or control over the process. Thanks to the wealth of information available online, from blogs to review platforms, we are far more aware now of our rights as consumers and are making informed choices about everything - from the food we eat to the skincare products we use. A recently found study by Bain & Co. on Asia-Pacific Front Line of Healthcare 2024 also states that Healthcare is no longer a passive experience: Consumers are taking charge of their health, are demanding a better experience, and are willing to invest in wellness.
The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for this shift, forcing people to embrace e-commerce and online services out of sheer necessity. Even in smaller cities and suburbs, where the adoption of e-commerce might have otherwise been slower, the pandemic drove people to explore online shopping for essentials, including medicines. This shift towards e-pharmacies has continued to spike as these platforms bridge the gap in accessible and affordable healthcare.
In fact, the Bain & Co. study also found that consumers desire a single touchpoint to manage their health and are increasingly placing high trust in primary care providers and other alternative sites of care like pharmacies and digital health. While face-to-face interactions are more commonly preferred, the pandemic has increased acceptance of virtual touchpoints.
In India alone, there are over 50 e-pharmacy startups, serving around 5 million users every month with reasonably priced, high-quality medicines. The growth is fueled by rising education levels, increased consumer rights awareness, higher disposable incomes, and urbanization-driven lifestyle changes. Key to this is digital inclusion, as the internet and smartphones have reached a significant portion of the population.
Why are e-pharmacies trending?
In today's fast-paced world, the hassle of traditional medication procurement processes—from scheduling appointments to purchasing medicines—is becoming increasingly unappealing.
The biggest draw of e-pharmacies lies in the convenience they offer. One can easily track past orders, further helping them to take control of their healthcare needs from the comfort of their homes. Hence, offering “one-stop shop” solutions for all their needs, leveraging tech capabilities for better patient engagement. Pricing information is readily available on their platforms, and customers can compare options and choose the most affordable solutions for their prescription needs. This newfound transparency helps users make informed decisions and access the best deals. The survey also stated that telehealth led to major saving of healthcare costs due to the early triage and steerage care coupled with the low price point and pharmacy attach rate for teleconsultation compared to in-person primary consultation.
Future outlook
As the Indian government continues to push for digital transformation in the healthcare sector, e-pharmacies are likely to receive more support and recognition in the future.
0
* The author of this news article is not vetted by StreetBuzz. This is author's personal opinion.
Euro Cup 2024 starts today
#Sports News# Football #URO Cup ,2024 # Street Buzz News
*SB News Bureau:* The most entertaining competition after the football World Cup, the Euro Cup is going to start on Friday. As a result, football lovers of the city started waking up at night.
Two years ago, the magnificent football World Cup was held in Qatar. In the last 32-country fight, many countries have caught the eye separately. After the World Cup, arguably football's competition ahead of the rest, the Euro Cup gets underway on Friday. Germany and Scotland meet in the first match in Munich. Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal, Kylian Mbappe's France, Harry Kane's England or three-time winners Spain, there is no shortage of countries to catch the eye at the Euro Cup. But this competition is always used to surprise. In 2004, Greece surprised everyone and won the trophy. A last-minute opportunity after Yugoslavia's relegation, Denmark surprised by winning Euro 1992. This time also any country can surprise.
Germany, which hosted the World Cup in 2006, is now the host of the Euro Cup. They want to bring back the experience of 18 years ago. Millions of people have already gathered in that country. Every stadium is likely to be full. But this time the political context of Europe is different. It's the first time since the Russian invasion of Ukraine that the Euros are taking place. It's hard to predict who will win after a month of football war. However, UEFA and host Germany have promised to set this year's Euros apart from the rest. Football lovers all over the world are looking forward to enjoy that joy.
*Pic Courtesy by: Reuters.*
India play goalless draw against Kuwait
*Sports News*
Khabar kolkata: India's hopes for qualifying for the third round of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and AFC Asian Cup 2027 Preliminary Joint Qualification took a hit as they were held 0-0 by Kuwait in their penultimate Group A game at the Salt Lake Yubo bharati Stadium on Thursday.
In what was Sunil Chhetri's 151st and last dance in Indian colours, victory may have eluded him at the full-time whistle, but emotions couldn't. After a lap around the 58,921 fans at the Salt Lake Stadium, the captain, leader, legend, let out his farewell tears when the Indian players and team officials gave him a guard of honour to the tunnel. In a warm gesture, each one of Kuwait's players and officials also paid their respects with handshakes and hugs with the Indian skipper.
As far as the match is concerned, it was far from a drab affair, with a host of chances at both ends, particularly in the first half. But some top-notch defending and fine saves reduced the contest to a goalless one.
Igor Stimac handed out a full India debut to left-back Jay Gupta, while Edmund Lalrindika came on in the last seven minutes in Gupta's place to make his debut too.
With the draw, India remain in second place with five points (Qatar will play Afghanistan later in the day), but importantly for Kuwait, they stay alive with four points. India will now hope for Qatar's victory over Afghanistan, and a draw between Kuwait and Afghanistan on June 11. In that scenario, a point for India against Qatar in five days' time in Doha will be enough to progress to the third round.
Kuwait made the earliest inroad in the fifth minute when left-winger Mohammad Abdulah shouldered his way into the box and came one-on-one with Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, but the Indian custodian stood strong, sticking his leg out to make a vital save early on.
India also responded with frantic pace on the left courtesy of Liston Colaco, who raced his way past the Kuwait right-back and put in a low cross, but Hasan Alanezi stabbed the ball clear for the visitors. India had their first shot from the resulting Anirudh Thapa corner, with an unmarked Anwar Ali heading it inches over the bar.
In the 25th minute, both teams had their heart-in-the-mouth moments in the space of a few seconds. First, it was Eid Alrashidi breaking the offside trap to stray clear on goal before dinking the ball over an onrushing Gurpreet. It landed just wide of the goal net. Immediately after, Jay Gupta burst forward and put an inviting low cross from the left. But Alanezi was on hand again to clear the danger for Kuwait at full stretch.
Slowly and steadily, India grew in confidence and began stringing attacks patiently, mostly utilising the speed of their wingers. Lallianzuala Chhangte got the better of left-back Meshari Alenezi on a couple of occasions and swung in dangerous crosses from the right, but Kuwait actively hacked them clear. Stimac's men were quicker to the second balls as well, winning the ball in the final third and making Kuwait sweat at the back.
On a couple of occasions, Liston also tried his luck from distance, first smashing the side-netting, before skying it wayward from an audacious 40-yard attempt.
At half-time, Stimac made two changes, sacrificing midfielder Thapa to bring on striker Rahim Ali, while Brandon Fernandes replaced Sahal Abdul Samad in the middle.
The start to the second half was as wild as the first. Both goalkeepers were tested to the fullest in and came out on top. Faisal Alharbi's stinging volley from barely six yards out was met with a stunning reflex save from Gurpreet, who dipped his entire 196-centimetre figure to palm it out. A few minutes later, he had to stretch to the top corner to push out Yousef Alsulaiman's effort.
Sandwiched between Gurpreet's heroics was Sulaiman Abdulghafoor's one-on-one save for Kuwait. He made himself big to deny Rahim, who had latched on to a great through ball.
India struggled to maintain their first-half intensity and the tempo shifted towards Kuwait for a while. Substitute Ali Matar got plenty of space near the edge of the box, but he hesitated to shoot early and by the time he did, Rahul Bheke had thrown his body to make a solid block.
For those in blue, time seemed to pass quicker as they were left frustrated by Kuwait slowing down the tempo of the game.
The Blue Tigers sprang to some life in injury time, but it was not enough. Brandon Fernandes flashed a low ball across the face of the goal, but it was Alenezi once again to clear the danger for Kuwait for the umpteenth time on the night. Seconds later, Chhangte picked out Manvir with an inch-perfect cross but the latter nodded it wide of the near post.
Jul 16 2024, 11:29
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