The fourth day of the first South Africa-Pakistan match begins today in Centurion with a glimpse of a thrilling ending.

Those who went to watch the game at SuperSport Park today were not disappointed. Those who watched the game on television were not disappointed either. What a thrilling battle the two teams presented!

South Africa had the last laugh after that tense match. Batting for a target of 148 runs, the Proteas lost 8 wickets for 99 runs. After three years, pacer Mohammad Abbas, who was included in the Pakistan Test team, started giving Pakistan dreams of a great victory by taking 6 wickets. But Kagiso Rabada, along with Marco Janssen, took away that dream from the Pakistanis.

South Africa celebrated their 'world title' when the third ball of Abbas' 40th over was bowled out of bounds by Marco Jansen at point. The team came a step closer to winning the match they had almost lost. With this two-wicket win, South Africa became the first team to qualify for the final of the third round of the World Test Championship.

When Jansen took the last four wickets to win the match, he was unbeaten on 16 runs. Rabada's partnership of 50 runs for the ninth wicket was 31 runs off 26 balls.

South Africa started the day at 27 for 3. The team's mainstay was Aiden Markram. He had scored 22 of South Africa's 27 runs the previous day. That same Markram, along with captain Temba Bavuma, safely made it through the first hour of the day. The Proteas went into the drinks break at 62 for 3.

Bangladesh's first film made in the Chakma language, 'My Bicycle-Mor Thengari', has been stuck in the censor board for 9 years. The film, directed by Aung Rakhine, failed to get censored for various reasons. The film will be screened today at the film exhibition that began in tribute to the Liberation War and martyrs.

A two-day film exhibition organized by Samgeet Cultural Complex has started at Paschim Panthapath Lake Circus from Sunday. The last day of this exhibition will be tomorrow, where Aung Rakhine's film will be shown. However, the director will not be present at the exhibition. He said, "I have always heard that the audience is interested in the film. But I could not show the film to everyone because I could not get a censor. I am not optimistic about the censor yet. I am not thinking about the censor anymore."‘

The word "thengari" in Chakma language means bicycle. The English name of the movie is My Bicycle. The story of the movie revolves around a Chakma young man named Kamal from a village in Paharghera. After failing to earn a living in the city, he returns to the village with a bicycle. He continues to earn a living by transporting people and goods on bicycles. About the movie, Aung Rakhine said, "We have no intention of releasing it commercially. However, if anyone is interested in holding a screening, we would like to screen the movie."‘

The event, which runs from 4 pm to 8 pm every day, will feature the short films 'Don't Panic! Organize' by Zafar Muhammad, 'The Sound is Loud' by Ivan Monowar, '35 July' by Elizabeth de Coster, 'Ichamati' by Habibur Rahman, and 'Fulbarir Saat Din' by Zaid Aziz and Farzana Bobby.
The last day's program will feature Farzana Zerin's 'The Valiant Martyr Shakeel', SK Shuvo's 'Dear Mother', Edit Dewan's 'Dream or Reality', Bratya Amin's 'Company Country' and 'I Will Die as a Human'.

Denmark wins Miss Universe for the first time. Victoria Kjer Thilvig was crowned by the 2023 winner, Shanice Palacios of Nicaragua

Miss Universe Denmark was first asked in the Q&A session, 'If no one evaluates you correctly, how will you survive?'‘

Victoria said, "I will live my life as I am. I will live my daily routine. No one else will determine how I live. If someone doesn't evaluate it correctly, that's their problem. Not mine."‘

The question for Victoria was, "Miss Universe has inspired generations of women. What do you have to say to the women watching you tonight?"‘

Victoria replied, "To those watching me from different parts of the world, I want to tell you, you cannot be judged by where you come from, what your past is. You can turn around in any situation. You have to keep fighting. I am standing here today because I want to change. I want to make history."‘

Victoria has been a dancer since childhood. This professional dancer is studying law. She raises awareness about mental health. She is also aware of animal rights.

This beauty also has her own beauty brand. Victoria was in the top 20 of Miss Grand International in 2022.

She was considered a strong contender from the beginning of Miss Universe 2024.

Miss Nigeria was the first runner-up and Miss Mexico was the second runner-up in the competition.

Miss Thailand and Miss Venezuela were in fourth and fifth positions. India's Riya Singh made it to the top 30 but missed out on the top 12.

Bollywood star Aditi Rao Haddari and southern star Siddharth Suryanara have performed the second year's ceremony at Alila Fort in Bishan, Rajasthan in Rajasthan. Before that, they performed the three-year love ceremony at the 400-year-old temple in Telangana on September 16. Today, on Wednesday, Aditi and Siddharth took the pictures on their Instagram in the picture.

Aditi's dress is from the Sabyasachi Heritage Bridal Collection Archives. She wears silk textured lehenga with organza and garna, Siddharth chose the ivory color sherothani and silk chutti along with embrodish organza shawl.

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52 countries and two organizations have called on the UN to ban arms sales to Israel. Türkiye submitted the letter to the United Nations. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan gave this information at the Türkiye-Africa Partnership Summit in Djibouti.

Fidan said, we have written a joint letter. I have called on all countries there to stop selling arms and ammunition to Israel. I handed over this letter to the United Nations on November 1, with 54 signatories. We must repeat at every opportunity that selling arms to Israel means participating in its genocide.

Among the signatories were Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Algeria, China, Iran and Russia; Two organizations are the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. Earlier, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on the United Nations to impose an arms embargo on Israel in October.

Meanwhile, Israeli attacks on Palestinian Gaza continue. At least 37 people were killed in Monday's attack. So far the death toll in the valley is about 43 thousand 400 people. More than 100,000 people have been injured in this attack since October last year. In addition, most of Gaza's 2.3 million residents have been displaced.

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, 37 people were killed and 156 injured in the attack by Israeli forces in the last 24 hours. Many people are still trapped under the rubble.

Palestinian health authorities estimate that more than 10,000 people are still missing under the rubble across the Gaza Strip. Israeli forces have continued their indiscriminate attacks despite a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

On the other hand, the Israeli police arrested a top aide of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for allegedly leaking secret information to foreign media. Israel's opposition leaders say the leaked intelligence was bogus. And the act is part of a Palestinian plot to derail a possible deal aimed at a ceasefire and hostage release in Gaza. Aljazeera and BBC news.

Japanese teenagers are losing interest in love. It is causing major social problems due to low birth rate. Recently, the Japan Society conducted a survey of more than 12,000 students. It found that 80 percent of 15- to 18-year-olds have yet to be in love. And among girls this rate is 25 percent. This was the lowest since 1974.

Experts believe that school closures and bans on physical contact due to the Covid-19 pandemic have created these barriers.

In 2023, Japan's prime minister said the country's low birth rate had reached a point where it could threaten the country's viability. In addition, some researchers say that the country's population may drop from 12.5 million to 5.3 million by the end of the century.

According to the United Nations, the number of people aged 65 and over in Japan is very high. 10 percent of the country's population is now 80 years old.
The cost of living in Japan is constantly increasing. For this reason, more and more women are joining the workforce. Losing interest in marriage and childbearing. On the other hand, the availability of contraceptives has also led to a decline in the birth rate. As a result, there is increasing concern about Japan's future demographic, social and economic conditions. BBC.

US intelligence has alleged that 'adversary' countries, including Russia, are trying to interfere in the US presidential election. On Tuesday, they said, those countries want to destroy people's confidence in elections. BBC news.

According to US intelligence, adversary countries are conducting various activities to question the election of the United States. Through this, the opposing countries want to create division among the Americans.

The FBI, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency made the claim in a joint statement on Tuesday.

According to the statement, various groups associated with Russia are carrying out various activities to incite violence against election officials. Those campaigns are being run on false claims of vote rigging.

Voting has started from Tuesday morning local time. These three internal intelligence agencies of the country raised such allegations just before the start of voting.

Republican nominee and former US President Donald Trump voted in the US presidential election. By voting, he said, I am very confident about winning.

He voted at the Mandel Recreation Center in Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday. Former US First Lady Melania Trump was with him at that time. BBC news.

Speaking to reporters, Trump said, "I am very confident about winning the election." His claim, no one will get even close to his votes.

"I feel very confident," Trump said. I hear we are doing very well everywhere.

He said it was the best of the three campaigns.

Voting has started from Tuesday morning local time. More than 24 million people are voting in this presidential election. The 47th presidential election of the United States is going to be a fierce competition between Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.

Meanwhile, polling stations in eight states, including Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire and Virginia, opened at 6 a.m. local time in the United States presidential election. In addition, polling stations have opened at 6 am in the states of Indiana and Kentucky. Polling is scheduled to begin at 7 am in some central states of the country.

Earlier, voting was completed at midnight at a polling station in Dixville Notch, a small town in the northeastern US state of New Hampshire. Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump got the same number of votes.

The results of the US presidential election are slowly coming in after the polls. US media is announcing state-wise results. According to the latest update of the results, Republican candidate Donald Trump won in Florida and Democrat candidate Kamala Harris won in Massachusetts.

BBC and Voice of America reported this information on Wednesday. As a result, Trump is leading by getting 162 Electoral College votes. And Kamala Harris got 62 Electoral College votes.

Basically the results have been uneventful so far. The results seen in the states of the country were expected to be similar.

There are a total of 538 Electoral College votes in the 50 states and the District of Columbia, and the candidate who receives 270 Electoral College votes will be elected. However, in the light of last year's public opinion polls and past elections, the results of 43 states are fairly certain.

And seven states—Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada and North Carolina—were undecided. These states are called 'swing states' and have a total of 93 electoral votes.

That is, a candidate must win at least four of these seven swing states to win the election.