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India Gazette
4 days ago
- Sport
- India Gazette
FIH Hockey Pro League Women: India lose 0-3 to China
Berlin [Germany], June 28 (ANI): China registered a determined 3-0 win against the Indian Women's Hockey Team on Saturday in Berlin, pushing them on the brink of relegation from the FIH Hockey Pro League (Women). It was a disappointing outing for India, who missed converting from the chances, including a penalty stroke in the fourth quarter when Deepika hit the post, as per a press release from Hockey India. 'We are giving away too many soft PCs,' was Chief Coach Harendra Singh's half-time analysis. From only six chances in the circle for China, they scored thrice with goals from Yang Chen (21'), Ying Zhang (26') - both these goals from PC, while Anhui Yu (45') scored a field goal. 'Execution and good structure are what helped us win today,' was China's immediate reaction to the victory, which continues to firmly place them in the fourth position on the points table while India remains in the ninth place. A favourable result in the upcoming game between seventh-placed Germany and eighth-placed England would give some hope for India. India made a good start, winning a Penalty Corner (PC) as early as the 4th minute but failed to convert. China, meanwhile, which have been on the rise since their incredible Paris Olympic Silver Medal, took the lead in the 21st minute through a PC converted by Yang. She gave Savita no chance of saving it. Five minutes later, Ying pumped one in, to make it 2-0 by halftime, again through a PC. This one was a complete defencive collapse in PC, with the ball going in between defender Jyoti Singh's legs. China's third goal was a finely-struck field goal by Anhui Yu following which India had no hope of bouncing back. Overall, it has been an underwhelming show by the Indian Women's Hockey Team and they will be desperately hoping to end their campaign with a win when they meet China again tomorrow at 20:00 hours IST. (ANI)
Business Wire
24-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Corner Therapeutics to Present New Preclinical and Human Data on mRNA-Encoded Immunotherapies at FOCiS 2025
WATERTOWN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Corner Therapeutics, an immunotherapy company pioneering novel approaches to cancer and infection, today announced that its Distinguished Scientist, Scientific Co-founder and Board Member, Professor Jonathan Kagan, Ph.D., will deliver an invited oral presentation at the 25th Annual Meeting of the Federation of Clinical Immunology Societies (FOCiS 2025), taking place from June 24 to 27 in Boston, MA. Jonathan Kagan, Scientific Cofounder at Corner Therapeutics, will present new preclinical and human data demonstrating the ability of Corner's novel mRNA-encoded immunotherapies to drive durable tissue-resident T cell responses by STING pathway agonism. Share On June 24, as part of the Member Society Symposia: Innate Immunotherapy in Cancer: Bridging Fundamental Mechanisms and Clinical Trials, Professor Kagan will present new preclinical and human data demonstrating the ability of Corner's novel mRNA-encoded immunotherapies to drive durable tissue-resident T cell responses through STING pathway agonism. The presentation will focus on applications in cancer vaccines. Presentation Details Title: mRNA-encoded Adjuvant Enzymes Unlock Anti-tumor T-cell Immunity Date/Time: June 24, 4:30-5pm ET Location: Boston Marriott Copley Place, Arlington meeting room, Boston, MA Professor Kagan co-founded Corner Therapeutics in 2019 with the goal of developing immunotherapies through the exquisite control of the innate immune system. Based on Professor Kagan's research, Corner's mRNA-based and dendritic cell hyperactivating platforms instruct the innate immune system to engineer its own long-lived, disease-fighting T cells. Last year, Corner launched its $54 million Series A investment round. The company now partners with leading biopharma companies and nonprofits including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to fully realize the protective promise of both therapeutic and preventative vaccines. About Corner Therapeutics, Inc. Corner Therapeutics is the immunotherapy company unlocking lifelong protection from cancer and infectious diseases. Using its novel dendritic cell stimuli platforms, Corner teaches the immune system to engineer its own long-lived, disease-fighting T cells. Corner's technology solves the 'last mile' problem that has kept researchers from achieving the holy grails of medicine: therapeutic cancer and infectious disease vaccines that provide life-long immunity. With its antigen-agnostic platform, Corner is revolutionizing care for an exceptionally wide range of cancers and infectious diseases. The company has received funding from leading organizations like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and partners with prominent biopharma companies to fully realize the protective promise of both therapeutic and preventative vaccines. For more information about Corner Therapeutics, visit
Indian Express
21-06-2025
- Indian Express
Wanted in cheating case, Surat man held at Ahmedabad airport after extradition from Dubai
Absconding since 2022 in a cheating and fraud case, a Surat-based man was arrested by the CBI at the Ahmedabad International Airport on Friday after being deported from Dubai. The accused was returned as a deportee from the UAE after a Red Corner Notice was issued against him, police said. On Saturday, Surat Economic Offence Wing (EOW) officials were handed over the custody of the accused, Upavan Pavan Jain. The operation was carried out by the International Police Cooperation Unit (IPCU) and the CBI in collaboration with National Central Bureau (NCB)-Abu Dhabi. Sources said Upavan was earlier geo-located in the UAE after a close follow-up by the CBI in collaboration with INTERPOL and NCB-Abu Dhabi. In 2022, a case was registered against Adajan in Surat for Upavan's alleged involvement in cheating by personation, dishonestly inducing the delivery of property, forgery of valuable securities, and criminal conspiracy. According to the CBI press release, Upavan conspired with the co-accused to forge documents and cheat the complainant. The accused, who was working as a real estate agent at the time, showed four different properties to the complainant and managed to convince him to buy the properties through him, said the release. He had his accomplices assume dummy identities of actual property owners and, based on forged documents, opened bank accounts in the latter's name, it added. This way, he defrauded the complainant to the tune of Rs 3.66 crore, said the release. The CBI got a Red Corner Notice published against Upavan on June 6, 2023, through INTERPOL on the request of the Gujarat Police. Upavan was arrested in the UAE after which an extradition request was sent by the ministry concerned. On March 23, 2022, Gyanchand Jain, a resident of Adajan area in Surat, had lodged a complaint against Upavan, a resident of Pal Bhata Road in the city and a native of Rajasthan, along with Harilal Gondaliya, Arif Pathan, Naresh Vadher, and four unknown persons. The offence was committed between 2019 and 2021, it was alleged. Assistant Commissioner of Police, Eco Cell, G A Sarvaiya said, 'Upavan has been absconding since 2022. We have issued a Red Corner Notice against him. In this case, eight accused have been arrested till date. We are questioning Upavan to get more details.'
Indian Express
13-06-2025
- Indian Express
Wanted in Rs 252 crore drugs manufacturing case: Key drug manufacturer Taher Salim Dola extradited from UAE
Taher Salim Dola—a key accused wanted in a Rs 252 crore drugs manufacturing case—was extradited from UAE on Friday. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), in close coordination with INTERPOL channels, facilitated Dola's return from the UAE. The International Police Cooperation Unit (IPCU), CBI, in collaboration with NCB-Abu Dhabi, UAE, successfully brought back Dola to India, said a statement issued by the CBI. Dola landed as a deportee at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Memorial International Airport in Mumbai by flight number AI-984 from Dubai. He was geo-located in UAE and was closely followed by the CBI through the INTERPOL and NCB-Abu Dhabi, said the CBI. On February 15, 2024, officials from the Mumbai Crime Branch (Unit-8) arrested a woman with 641 grams of Mephedrone (MD) from the Kurla area. Acting on the information obtained from her, the crime branch team raided a place in Mira Road and seized three kilogram of MD. The crime branch team, while further working out the information, received concrete leads and a month later, they raided a factory manufacturing MD on the outskirts of Irli village in Kavathemahankal taluka of Sangli. Around 126 kg of MD worth Rs 252 crore was seized. So far, 11 accused have been arrested in the case. Three of them were arrested from Gujarat. During the investigation, it was found that Taher Salim Dola was running this factory from abroad. After ascertaining his presence abroad, the CBI was alerted to initiate the procedure to issue a Red Corner Notice against him. The CBI got a Red Corner Notice issued against Dola through the INTERPOL on November 25, 2024. On January 27 this year, the NCB-Abu Dhabi conveyed that Dola has been arrested in UAE. An extradition request was subsequently sent to UAE by Mumbai Police and his deportation was facilitated on Friday.
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Community Corner: Love & Soul Family Festival returns to Tanger Outlet, Saturday, June 7
It's the ultimate destination for connection, inspiration, and fun!The countdown is on for the 8th Annual Love & Soul Family Festival! Kimberly Gunn is the Chief Executive Officer & Founder at The Love & Soul sat down with WSAV's Kim Gusby on today's Community Corner to preview the event that's bursting with music, food, and excitement! Click the arrow in the video box above to watch the interview. 8th Annual Love & Soul Family FestivalSaturday, June 7th12 to 7 pmTanger Outlets Savannah, Pooler What to Expect Live performances Mouth-watering food trucks Fun games and activities for the kids Health screenings and wellness information Local vendors, non-profits, and community service groups FREE parking Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
