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TREND | 05 May 2025

Bayern becomes Bundesliga champion; Kane finally wins his 1st career title

Business Standard

The "curse" has been lifted. Harry Kane can finally celebrate his first career title after Bayern Munich became Bundesliga champion with a little help from Freiburg on Sunday. Freiburg drew with second-placed Bayer Leverkusen 2-2 to leave Bayern an unassailable eight points clear of the 2024 champion with two rounds of the German league remaining. The 31-year-old Kane had never won a title in a career of runner-up finishes and defeats in finals with Bayern, Tottenham and England, leading some to speak of a "curse" against a player considered one of the world's best forwards. Kane's arrival as Bayern's record signing in 2023 was followed by the club's first trophyless season since 2012. Kane was ready to celebrate Saturday when Bayern looked set to win 3-2 in Leipzig. But Yussuf Poulsen equalized with the last kick of the game for Leipzig to draw 3-3 and postpone Bayern's party. "Next week, Harry!" teammate Thomas Mller wrote on Instagram. He didn't have to wait that long. Lever

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TREND | 05 May 2025

Samsung Slashes Galaxy S24 Ultra, S24 And S24FE Prices Up To Rs 45,000

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The Galaxy S24 is now available at a reduced price of Rs 44,999, down from its original price of Rs 74,999, which reflects a flat discount of Rs 30,000.

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TREND | 05 May 2025

Pakistani singer Abida Parveen's Instagram account blocked in India

Business Standard

India had earlier announced a ban on 16 Pakistani YouTube channels for spreading provocative and communally sensitive content and misinformation against India

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TREND | 04 May 2025

Apple's iPhone plans in India don't change much for Qualcomm: Director V James

Business Line

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TREND | 04 May 2025

MedTech multinationals bet big on India, eyeing global hub status

Business Standard

Global medtech giants like Siemens and Philips are expanding R&D and manufacturing in India, leveraging policy support and talent to embed India in global value chains