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On March 31, 2026, heavy rains brought floods to Lahore's PSL cricket ground, forcing a match abandonment, while Delhi saw thunderstorms and Lagos got patchy showers amid 30°C warmth. People shared cozy bed snuggles, raindrop jewels on leaves, and dreamy purple-pink post-storm skies alongside commute woes and ironic timing. From poetic photos to nap invitations, the downpours connected folks through joy, frustration, and shared weather vibes.

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Rossie in Nigeria saved cash for 'rainy days'—and downpours hit right after, captured in his wide-eyed selfie with 'Omooo, it is well.'

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Pavlou highlighted the flyer on the provider's page, which promotes two-hour Quran classes teaching Arabic, recitation, and Islamic words to build faith and skills—questioning if taxpayer NDIS funds support it amid luxury car videos nearby. NDIS guidelines generally exclude religious instruction as community services not tied to disability needs, while the scheme battles fraud with costs over $50 billion yearly. Pavlou called the demand for retraction 'insane' and plans to fight, as reactions raise concerns about fund misuse in Western Sydney.

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Drew Pavlou shared screenshots of a Bankstown NDIS provider's flyer for children's Quran classes, sparking a legal letter accusing him of defamation and anti-Muslim hate speech.

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Tottenham suffered a 5-2 thrashing at Atletico Madrid in the Champions League round of 16 first leg on March 10, collapsing 4-0 in the opening 22 minutes under interim boss Igor Tudor. On talkSPORT's Sports Bar, O'Hara called Tudor a 'fraud' destroying the club's confidence and demanded his sacking, while Cundy unleashed brutal jabs that had O'Hara storming off the set. It's Tudor's fourth straight loss since February 14, with Spurs winless in the Premier League this year and hovering just above relegation ahead of the second leg on March 18.

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Jamie O'Hara's face turned red as Jason Cundy trolled Spurs' meltdown with clown masks and savage one-liners like 'To Dare is to Poo.' The ex-Spurs man couldn't take it anymore.

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The U.S. escalated Operation Epic Fury on Friday with B-2 Spirit bombers targeting Iran's military sites, part of strikes since March 1 that hit over 5,500 targets including nuclear facilities and missile production. Iran's IRGC claimed missiles and drones damaged the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, calling it inoperable, but U.S. officials dismissed it as a lie with photos showing the carrier fully operational. Gen. Dan Caine noted historic ATACMS missile successes sinking Iranian vessels, rendering their navy combat ineffective amid the ongoing information war.

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Nighttime footage captured B-2 stealth bombers soaring from Missouri bases, bound for strikes deep in Iran. This move followed Iran's unverified claim of crippling the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier.

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As a No. 10 seed, Curry averaged 32 points over four games, including 40 against Gonzaga with eight second-half threes, 30 versus Georgetown in a thriller, and 33 in a rout of Wisconsin—with LeBron James watching courtside. Davidson fell 59-57 to eventual champ Kansas in the Elite Eight. Despite doubts about his slight frame and ankles, that run hinted at the shooting wizard who would claim four NBA titles, and fans still call it their favorite tournament ever.

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Eighteen years ago, freshman Stephen Curry lit up the court for tiny Davidson College, carrying his team to the Elite Eight with unreal shooting. Fans are reliving those jaw-dropping moments as the 2026 tournament begins.

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Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk and defenseman Jake Sanderson joined their U.S. Olympic teammates at President Trump's State of the Union on Tuesday, fresh off clinching gold with a 2-1 overtime victory against Canada on Feb. 22 in Milano Cortina. Trump praised the team as 'a group of winners who just made the entire nation proud,' capping their White House visit amid applause. Back in Ottawa, fans showed mixed feelings over the American stars celebrating their win over Canada alongside Trump, though Tkachuk shrugged it off with a grin, ready to rejoin the Senators' playoff chase against Detroit on Thursday.

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Brady Tkachuk fist-pumped to 'USA! USA!' chants in the House chamber, gold medal sweater gleaming, after Team USA's thrilling Olympic win over Canada.

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