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Captain Chhetri with a double; India wins after a long wait! | India, Bangladesh

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Doha ഇന്ത്യ Victory for India in hopes of qualifying for the Asian Cup. India beat neighboring Bangladesh by two goals in the World Cup-Asian Cup qualifier. Captain Sunil Chhetri scored both India’s goals. The goals were scored in 79, 90 + 2 minutes. The Indian football team has won after a long wait of 11 matches.

With this, India retained the 3rd position in Group E with 6 points from 7 matches. Qatar (19) and Oman (12) are in the top two in the group. Afghanistan are 4th with 5 points from 6 matches challenging India. The top 3 finishers in the group can advance directly to the Asian Cup.

India, ranked 97th, won the match against Bangladesh, ranked 192nd in the FIFA rankings, but things were not easy. Despite attacking from the start, India were able to find the target only towards the end of the second half. In the first half, Chinglinsana Singh Konsham and Manveer Singh came close to scoring but failed to break down Bangladesh’s solid defense.

In the second half, Bipin Singh was replaced by Malayalee Aashiq Kuruniyan and coached by Igor Stimach. Despite scoring 74% of the ball in the game for India, the scoring did not work. India’s match against Afghanistan is on the 15th.

With a double against Bangladesh, Chhetri’s goal tally rose to 74 in the Indian jersey. Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player still to have scored more goals for the national team than any other player still active on the field. Ronaldo has scored 103 goals for Portugal so far. Argentina superstar Lionel Messi (72) was overtaken by Sunil Chhetri in goal.

With this, Chhetri became the 11th highest scoring player in international football. Hungary’s Sandor Kosis, Japan’s Kunishike Kamamoto and Kuwait’s Bashar Abdullah are just one goal ahead of Chhetri.

English Summary: FIFA World Cup qualifiers: Sunil Chhetri scores twice to help India crush Bangladesh, end winless streak

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At least 26 dead in a shipping disaster in Bangladesh

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At least 26 people died in a collision between two boats on a river in Bangladesh, according to police on Monday morning. Five people on board could be rescued and people are still missing.

The shipping disaster happened on the Padma River, near the city of Shibchar. A boat with at least 30 passengers collided with a ship carrying sand. “We rescued 5 people and recovered 26 bodies,” said local police chief Miraz Hossain.

The bow of the passenger boat was completely destroyed in the impact, causing it to sink in the river, Hussain said. Police, fire brigade and army rescue teams are on site to conduct search and rescue operations. The cause of the accident is being investigated.

Maritime accidents are common in Bangladesh. Experts attribute most of these accidents to poor boat maintenance and lax shipyard standards.

In early April, more than 30 people were killed when a ferry carrying about 50 passengers from Narayanganj collided with a cargo ship. In June, a ferry sank in Dhaka after being hit by another ferry. At least 32 people lost their lives.

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Research in Düsseldorf: Compassion can be trained

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Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch is a professor at the Institute for Competition Economics at Heinrich Heine University. Together with colleagues from Sydney, she and her team conduct field research in Bangladesh.
Photo: Heine-Uni

Düsseldorf An economist advocates supporting children from socially disadvantaged families.

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▷ Xbox Series X and S will allow us to uninstall parts of a video game that we are not interested in to save space

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It will be an optional feature that developers may or may not implement.

The start of the new generation is right around the corner and the new hardware that Sony Y Microsoft They are going to offer us promises to mark a before and after in the world of video games. We practically know new information every day and now we bring you very interesting news about Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S related to it storage.

As you know, Series X will bring an SSD of 1 TB, but it will actually offer 802GB to the user. In the case of the S Series, the capacity is even smaller, with a 512 GB SSD. At the moment we do not know if in Series S there will also be a significant cut of the useful space, but there is news about the storage management on new Microsoft machines.

On Larry Hryb’s podcast and as GamesRadar notes, Xbox Director of Program Management Jason Ronald announced that Series X and Series S will allow you to uninstall specific parts of the games for free up storage space. This is an optional feature that developers may or may not implement.

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Ronald explained the new functionality: “Suppose you play a campaign and then you want to focus exclusively on multiplayer. If the developers choose to support it, you can uninstall the campaign itself, so that you can have more control over how you are using storage, so you really get manage better the available capacity “.

“We have made improvements to the user interface to facilitate storage management “, added Ronald. This may save us the 249 euros that SSD storage cards that can be inserted in the new Xbox will cost. It is also interesting to remember that if you have Xbox One games in a external hard drive, you can use it on Xbox Series and play instantly.

More on: Larry Hryb, Storage, Xbox, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.

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The course of covid-19 is probably worsened by genes inherited from Neanderthals, says research in Nature – ČT24 – Czech Television

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Researchers Hugo Zeberg and Svante Pääbo studied a group of genes, or haplotypes, that modern man apparently inherited from Neanderthal man. This haplotype occurs in about 16 percent of the population of Europe and about half of the population of South Asia. In Africa and East Asia, on the other hand, it is virtually non-existent. Modern humans and Neanderthals interbreed at various times in Earth’s history, exchanging genetic information, the AP agency warned.

Genes acquired by humans after Neanderthals may be a risk factor for covid-19, according to a new study. Others are age, male gender and health status. The most common risk factors are obesity, diabetes and heart problems.

Zeberg and Pääbo, who work at the Carolingian Institute in Stockholm and the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, claim in their study that the highest incidence of Neanderthal haplotype is in Bangladesh’s population, where it occurs in up to 63 percent of people. According to recent British studies, the risk of death from covid-19 in people originating in Bangladesh is up to twice as high as in the average population.

According to a study published in the journal Nature, the risk of having to connect a patient with covid-19 to pulmonary ventilation is up to three times higher if they have a Neanderthal haplotype in their genetic makeup.

“It is striking that the genetic heritage of Neanderthals has such tragic consequences in the current pandemic,” Pääbo said. “We need to find out why this is as soon as possible,” he added.

The genetic link is becoming clearer

Two studies published in the journal Science during September reported that people with a more severe course of the disease were more likely to have a demonstrable mutation in genes involved in defending against viruses. At least 10 percent of patients with a severe course develop autoantibodies in the body that attack the immune system and not the virus itself. According to the author of the studies, Professor Jean-Laurent Casanova, this may explain a number of hitherto difficult-to-understand cases of healthy people who ended up in intensive care units after covidem disease.

According to him, this was surprisingly clear: harmful antibodies were found in 101 of the 987 patients examined. “These two works give us the first explanation why covid-19 can be so serious in some, but most infected with the same virus are fine,” Casanova said.

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