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Researchers propose new method to measure cosmic expansion

In 1929, astronomers discovered that galaxies are streaming away from us and each other. They interpreted this observation that the universe is expanding. However, when they measured how fast it is expanding, they got different answers using different methods. The difference continues to be a thorn in their description of the expanding universe.

A team of researchers led by Souvik Jana at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, Bengaluru, have proposed a solution. Their paper, to be published in the Physical Review Letters, has been selected as an Editor’s suggestion.

The solution hinges on studying gravitational waves, ripples in spacetime, which astronomers first detected in 2015. The team studied how gravity itself affects gravitational waves.

As pairs of black holes merge into a single black hole in a cosmic dance, they emit gravitational waves. As they reach the Earth, kilometre-lengthed detectors help scientists study the properties of the black hole pairs. Massive galaxies occupying the space between the black holes and the Earth change the paths of these spacetime ripples, resulting in the detectors recording multiple copies of the same waves. Astronomers call this phenomenon gravitational lensing.

“We have been observing the gravitational lensing of light for over a century,” said Parameswaran Ajith, a co-author of the study. “We expect the first observation of lensed gravitational waves in the next few years!”

In the next two decades, scientists will start running advanced gravitational wave detectors in search of the merging black holes. “Future detectors will be able to see out to much larger distances than the existing ones,” explained Shasvath J. Kapadia, from the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pune, one of the co-authors of the study. Tejaswi Venumadhav from the University of California at Santa Barbara, another co-author, said they will be able to detect weaker gravitational wave signals that get buried in the noise affecting present detectors.

Astronomers estimate that the advanced detectors will record signals from a few million black hole pairs, each merging to form a mega-black hole. Among these, about 10,000 black hole mergers will appear more than once in the same detector due to gravitational lensing.

The team led by Souvik demonstrated that by counting the number of such repeat black hole mergers and studying the delay between them, they can measure the universe’s expansion rate. As the data from advanced gravitational wave detectors trickle in over the next two decades, their method can potentially measure the universe’s expansion rate accurately.

The team’s proposal, said Souvik, does not require knowing the properties of the individual galaxies which create multiple copies of gravitational waves, the distances to the black hole pairs, or even their exact location in the sky. Instead, it only requires an accurate method of knowing which signals are lensed. Scientists are improving their techniques to identify the repeat signals, adds Shasvath.

Gravitational lensing requires the astronomical source to be far away. The black hole pairs fit this criterion, which can originate a whooping 13.3 billion years ago, barely 500 million years old after the universe’s birth.

Shasvath cautions that their proposed method will be helpful only when the advanced detectors record millions of black hole mergers. Presently, the team is studying how such a future observation will be able to tell apart different models of the universe that cosmologists have proposed.

The models, the team explained, attempt to solve mysteries of the elusive dark matter, a form of matter that does not interact with light. The dark matter hypothesis solves the astronomer’s problem of explaining why galaxies have the observed mass. However, scientists are still unsure of the dark matter’s properties, leading to various dark matter models.

The team’s ongoing research suggests that future observations of lensed gravitational waves will serve as a tool to study the properties of dark matter.

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what’s your phone wallpaper : currently it's a picture of my baby niece and my rescued baby kitten, both the cutest creatures in the whole world UE UE UE last song you listened to : in nome del padre - måneskin (absolute banger to work out to at the gym, don't let the title fool you and give it a go!) currently reading : i'm currently juggling between five books! here they are: "la haine de la démocratie" by jacques rancière, "daodejing" by laozi, "the book of lilith" by barbara black koltuv, "cien años de soledad" by gabriel garcía márquez and "videogames and postcolonialism: empire plays back" by souvik mukherjee. last movie : last week me and some homies got together to watch "logan's run", an underground sci-fi movie that's actually way better than we expected. we thought we would get hahaha funnies out of it, we ended up with existential dread. last show : the owl house (finished), modern family (watching) and criminal minds (watching) what are you wearing right now : ac/dc tank top with rainbow pyjama pants ~ piercings / tattoos? : one of my ears is pierced and i've got tattoos on both my arms and neck! glasses ? contacts? : glasses. without them, i literally cannot see the world ;w; last thing you ate? : chocolate cookies bc i have one hell of a sugartooth favorite color(s) : red, orange, black and beige! current obsession : aether genshinimpact + ships i'm writing with my partners + videogames and videogame studies (related to my thesis) + writing / translating do you have a crush right now? : nyohoho i do, i do, my partners tbh favourite fictional character : to list a few, aether from genshin impact, zhongli from genshin impact, amity from the owl house, ayden reyes-singh (oc), aurore auger (oc), morte (oc), etc!

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Ever wonder about celebrity culture in the Star Trek era?  Like, do they have celebrities?  Are they mostly like movie stars (holo-stars??) or do some Starfleet officers become celebrities (like Kirk and Picard seem like they might be)?   Or is it like, some Starfleet officers become celebrities but really only to people in Starfleet and no one else would have any clue who these various officers are?

What are the memes like?  Do random people still write fanfic or ship these people and if so, with who?  Like, I can understand why Picard/Crusher was a big ship (not my cup of tea really, but I understand) but like, would most people really know who Crusher is even if they’re big into Picard?  Would they be like shipping Picard with like random other ship captains like “Oh I ship Picard with Captain Willow Blake of the Independent or Captain Souvik from the Unity.”

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CISOs to redefine cyber security strategies aligning with organisational goals

“Over the next five years, the role of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) is poised to undergo significant evolution in response to the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape and the increasing digitization of businesses,” highlights Kaushik Saha, Group Chief Information Security Officer & Head- Digital Infrastructure, RPSG Group in a candid conversation with Souvik Goswami, Co-founder & Group Chief Editor, APAC News Network and CXO News.

How the role of CISOs are changing in the dynamic, changing scenario of the digital era?

In the dynamic digital era, the role of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) is undergoing a profound transformation. Traditionally viewed as technical experts responsible for implementing security controls, CISOs are now evolving into strategic leaders with a broader business focus. They are increasingly engaged in aligning cybersecurity initiatives with organizational goals, managing risk in a complex and interconnected environment, and fostering a culture of security awareness across the organization.

Read More Here : https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2024/05/cisos-to-redefine-cyber-security-strategies-aligning-with-organisational-goals/

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Next-Level Skills: ABM College's Digital Web Development Program

The tech industry is booming, and the demand for skilled web developers has never been higher. As businesses continue to migrate their services online, the need for professionals who can build and maintain websites is soaring. For students in New Brunswick and Manitoba seeking to tap into this burgeoning market, ABM College in Calgary offers an online Web Development Diploma Program designed to arm you with the digital skills necessary to thrive in the tech world. Let's delve into what makes this program a must for aspiring web developers.

The Rise of Digital Skills in the Job Market

by Glenn Carstens-Peters (https://unsplash.com/@glenncarstenspeters)

In today’s rapidly digitizing world, having a strong set of digital skills is no longer just an advantage—it's a necessity. Employers across various industries are on the lookout for talent that can navigate the digital landscape with ease. Coding bootcamps and web development programs have emerged as expedited educational paths for individuals aiming to enter the tech field or enhance their existing skill set.

Why Choose a Web Development Diploma Program?

Unlike traditional degree programs that can take years to complete, a diploma program like the one offered by ABM College is tailored to immerse you in the world of web development quickly and comprehensively. It's designed to equip you with practical skills and real-world knowledge that employers value. Plus, the online nature of the program ensures that students from New Brunswick and Manitoba can access top-tier education without geographical limitations.

ABM College's Web Development Diploma Program

ABM College's program stands out for its curriculum that is both rigorous and relevant, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the demands of the tech industry.

Curriculum Overview

The Web Development Diploma Program covers a range of essential topics, including but not limited to:

HTML/CSS

JavaScript

UX/UI Design

Front-End Development

Back-End Development

Database Management

Web Hosting and Domains

Responsive Design

SEO Best Practices

The program is designed to be completed within a year, allowing students to gain the skills they need to start their careers as swiftly as possible.

Online Delivery for Flexibility

Understanding the need for flexibility, especially for out-of-province students, ABM College offers this program fully online. This means you can study from the comfort of your home in New Brunswick or Manitoba without the need to relocate.

The online platform is intuitive and engaging, with resources and support readily available to ensure that each student can succeed in the virtual classroom environment.

The Benefits of Learning Online

Online learning has revolutionized education, making it more accessible and convenient for students everywhere.

Accessibility and Convenience

For students in New Brunswick and Manitoba, the ability to access a Calgary-based college's curriculum without leaving their province is a significant advantage. It eliminates the barriers of distance and travel, making it easier to balance studies with other commitments.

Interactive and Collaborative Learning

The online format of ABM College's program encourages interaction and collaboration. Students can engage in discussions, work on group projects, and network with peers and instructors from across the country, all through digital platforms.

by Souvik Banerjee (https://unsplash.com/@rswebsols)

Career Opportunities After Graduation

Upon completion of the Web Development Diploma Program, graduates will find a wealth of opportunities available to them in the tech industry.

Diverse Job Prospects

Graduates can pursue various roles, including:

Web Developer

Front-End Developer

Back-End Developer

Full Stack Developer

Web Designer

UX/UI Designer

SEO Specialist

These positions are in high demand across multiple sectors, from tech startups to established corporations.

Competitive Salary Potential

With the skills acquired from ABM College's diploma program, graduates can expect competitive salaries that reflect the high demand for web development expertise.

Support Services for Out-of-Province Students

ABM College understands the unique challenges that out-of-province students may face and offers a range of support services to help them succeed.

Academic Advising and Tutoring

Whether it's navigating course selection or seeking extra help with challenging topics, ABM College provides academic advising and tutoring services to support student success.

Career Services

The college's career services team assists students in building their professional network, refining their resumes, and preparing for job interviews. This ensures that graduates are job-ready and able to make the most of their new qualifications.

How to Apply to the Web Development Diploma Program

Enrolling in ABM College’s Web Development Diploma Program is a straightforward process. Prospective students from New Brunswick and Manitoba can apply online through the college's website.

Admission Requirements

The program has prerequisites designed to ensure that students are prepared for the intensive learning experience. These typically include a high school diploma or equivalent and a proficiency in English.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

ABM College offers financial aid options and scholarships to eligible students, making the program accessible to a broader range of applicants. Prospective students are encouraged to explore these opportunities to help fund their education.

Conclusion: Your Pathway to a Tech Career

by Michael Baccin (https://unsplash.com/@michaelbaccin)

Embarking on a career in web development is an exciting journey, and ABM College's Web Development Diploma Program offers a comprehensive, accessible pathway for students in New Brunswick and Manitoba. With the digital skills acquired through this program, graduates are well-equipped to enter the dynamic and lucrative world of technology.

By choosing this online program, you're not just earning a diploma—you're opening the door to a future filled with opportunity, innovation, and growth. If you're ready to take the first step towards a career in web development, visit ABM College's website to learn more and apply today.

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Saviez-vous que la fabrication d’une télévision génère 350 kg de CO2, ce qui est équivalent à un vol Paris-Marrakech, et ce, avant même que ce téléviseur soit utilisé1 ? La pollution numérique est un enjeu de plus en plus important, et c’est maintenant que nous devons agir. Comment ? Non seulement en utilisant moins d’objets informatiques, mais également en faisant des choix éclairés sur leur achat, afin de pouvoir les utiliser plus longtemps.

J’avais déjà entendu parler du terme « obsolescence planifiée », c’est-à-dire lorsque les compagnies fabriquent des appareils dont la durée de vie est limitée, dans le but de nous pousser à consommer davantage. C’est un problème très présent dans le monde informatique, et les publicités sont partout afin de nous promettre des produits toujours plus concurrentiels. Ce qui n’est pas mentionné cependant, dans ces publicités, est que, plus l’écran de télévision est grand, plus il est performant, et plus son impact sur l’environnement sera grand également. Les matériaux nécessaires à sa fabrication sont des matériaux rares, la plupart du temps obtenus de manière non éthique, et ils sont trop peu souvent recyclables et recyclés. 

Le poids de la diffusion en continu, ou streaming, des vidéos est également énorme, et bien inconnu de la population. Pour le moment, le streaming n’est responsable que de 1 % (!) des émissions de CO2 mondiale1. Ce chiffre est cependant en croissance continue avec l’amélioration de la qualité des vidéos, et donc de leur poids, et du nombre de visionnements de ceux-ci. J’étais bien inconsciente que le simple fait de diminuer la qualité d’une vidéo sur une plateforme telle que YouTube pouvait avoir un impact positif sur la planète ! L’usage d’objets connectés, tels que les appareils qui permettent de fermer la lumière ou d’augmenter le chauffage à distance, peuvent être bien utiles, mais ne sont pas réellement nécessaires, et ils ont un coût énergétique élevé. Est-ce que le gain en vaut vraiment la peine, dans ces conditions?

Au vu de ces données et informations assez inquiétantes, je vais tenter, et je vous encourage à faire de même, de privilégier la restauration à l’achat de nouveaux appareils. Si la réparation est impossible, je vais davantage opter pour des appareils reconditionnés, moins chers, mais aussi, et surtout, moins dommageables pour l’environnement.

Photo de Souro Souvik sur Unsplash

Source informations:

GREENPEACE. «La pollution numérique, qu’est-ce que c’est ? », Greenpeace, [en ligne]. [https://www.greenpeace.fr/la-pollution-numerique/] (11 avril 2024).

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Dental Delight: Discover the Magic of the Smile & Company - Dental Clinic in Fort Worth, Texas

Nestled in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, lies a dental haven where smiles are crafted, confidence is restored, and oral health is prioritized. 

Welcome to Smile & Company, a premier dental clinic that transcends the ordinary to deliver extraordinary care. 

With a commitment to excellence and a passion for dental health, Smile & Company has become synonymous with top-tier dentistry in the Fort Worth area.

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A Blend of Expertise and Compassion

At Smile & Company, dentistry is not just a profession; it's a calling. Led by Dr. Souvik Sarkar, a seasoned dental practitioner with years of experience under his belt, the clinic boasts a team of skilled professionals who are dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to each patient's unique needs.

What sets Smile & Company apart is its unwavering commitment to patient comfort and satisfaction. From the moment you step into the clinic, you are greeted with warmth and hospitality, instantly putting you at ease. 

The staff takes the time to listen to your concerns, address your questions, and develop a customized treatment plan that aligns with your goals.

Enter Smile & Company, a leading dental clinic in Fort Worth, Texas, where the magic of dental care unfolds.

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State-of-the-Art Facilities

Equipped with the latest advancements in dental technology, Smile & Company ensures that patients receive the highest standard of care possible. 

Whether you require a routine check-up, cosmetic dentistry, or restorative procedures, the clinic is equipped to handle all your dental needs with precision and efficiency.

From digital X-rays that minimize radiation exposure to intraoral cameras that provide a detailed view of your oral health, Smile & Company utilizes cutting-edge tools and techniques to deliver superior results. 

Moreover, strict sterilization protocols are adhered to, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment for all patients.

Top Dental Office in Fort Worth, Texas - Smile & Company

Comprehensive Services

Smile & Company offers a comprehensive range of dental services designed to address every aspect of oral health. 

Whether you're seeking preventive care to maintain a healthy smile or corrective treatments to enhance your teeth's appearance and function, the clinic has you covered.

Some of the services provided include : -

Routine cleanings and exams

Teeth whitening

Porcelain veneers

Dental implants

Invisalign

Restorative Dentistry

Preventive Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry

Emergency dental care

No matter the complexity of your dental issue, you can trust Smile & Company to deliver exceptional results with a gentle touch.

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Community Engagement

Beyond its commitment to clinical excellence, Smile & Company is deeply rooted in the Fort Worth community. 

Dr. Souvik Sarkar and her team actively participate in various outreach programs and charitable initiatives aimed at promoting oral health awareness and serving those in need.

Whether it's providing free dental screenings at local schools or partnering with nonprofit organizations to offer discounted services to underserved populations, Smile & Company demonstrates a genuine commitment to making a positive impact beyond the clinic walls.

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Your smile is your greatest asset, and at Smile & Company, it's treated with the care and attention it deserves. 

Whether you're due for a routine check-up or considering a smile makeover, trust the experts at Smile & Company to transform your dental experience into a delightful journey towards optimal oral health and radiant smiles.

Schedule your appointment today and discover the magic of Smile & Company – where every smile tells a story of care, compassion, and confidence.

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The Summon That Never Was: A Tale of Legal Error and Judicial Correction

Souvik Bhattacharya v. Enforcement Directorate Kolkata Zone Office -II

SLP 14476/2023

Before Supreme Court of India

The present Criminal Appeal was heard by the Bench of Hon’ble Madam Justice Bela M Trivedi J & Hon’ble Mr Justice Pankaj Mithal J

Order

The criminal appeal was allowed on 16.02.2024 with the direction of release of the appellant petitioner on bail on the terms and conditions as may be imposed by the Special Court.

Fact

The Special (CBI) Court had not passed any order summoning the (alleged accused) present appellant Souvik Bhattacharya out of 14 accused persons.

Cognizance of the offences under the (PMLA)Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 was taken on 07.12.2022. Summons was issued to the appellant without any order to this effect.

The appellant thereafter voluntarily surrendered before the CBI Court and applied for bail.

Bail moved u/s 437was rejected by the Special Court on 22.02.2023.

The rejection of bail application was challenged before High Court and High Court also rejected the bail on 18.10.2023.

Aggrieved by the rejection of Bail by the High Court Appellant, Criminal Appeal is filed before the Supreme Court.

Submission of the Counsel for the Petitioner

The Special CBI Court took cognizance of the offence on 07.12.2022. At the time of taking of cognizance CBI Court observed that since 3 accused are already in judicial custody, process will not be issued against them with regard to rest (11 accused) summons will be issued at later stage.

Summon was later issued and served upon the present appellant.

Respecting the summons the appellant voluntarily surrendered before the Special CBI Court and since then, he is in judicial custody.

In the absence of any order summoning the appellant, the appellant could not have been taken into custody, even if the cognizance of the offence was taken against him.

Submission of the Counsel for the Enforcement Directorate

The issue of taking the appellant in custody without any order of summons was not raised by the appellant before the High Court.

However, he admitted that there was no order passed by the Special CBI Court issuing summons or warrant against the appellant, and that appellant had voluntarily appeared and surrendered before the Special Court.

It was also submitted that even without issuance of summons or warrant from the Court, accused can appear and surrender before the Court and seek his release on bail under section 437 of Cr PC.

Since the accused had surrendered before the Special CBI Court and applied for bail, his bail application was considered under section 437 and was rejected by the CBI Court and the same order was confirmed by the High Court as well.

Observation of the Apex Court

The Counsel for the Enforcement Directorate didn’t dispute the position that after the passing of the order on 07.12.2022 for further investigation by the CBI Court, there was no order passed by the Special CBI Court for issuance of the summons or warrant against the present appellant.

Still the summons was issued and served upon the appellant, pursuant to which he surrendered himself before the Court.

We fail to understand as to how summons under section 61Cr P C came to be issued on 22.12.2022 requiring the appellant to appear before the Special Court on 07.01.2023.

When the Special Court had specifically mentioned in the above order that in respect of the other eleven accused necessary order for issuance of summons will be issued at a later stage.

Since summons were served, the appellant appeared before the Special Court and applied for his release on bail.

Since there was no order passed by the Special Court for issuance of the summons or warrant, in our opinion, the application of the appellant seeking bail could not have been entertained.

The appellant-accused filed the bail application before the Special Court under the misconception of fact and misconception of law, which application came to be dismissed by the Special Court.

Though the issue was not specifically raised by the appellant before the High Court, the said question being the question of law, we have permitted the counsel for the appellant to be raised in the instant appeal

In view of the same the appellant accused is directed to be released on bail on the terms and conditions that may be imposed by the Special Court.

Seema Bhatnagar

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Pehle Bhi Main (Slowed + Reverb) | Vishal Mishra | Animal | SR Lofi Presenting (Slowed + Reverb) Version of Pehle Bhi Main

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NASA observations find what helps heat roots of ‘moss’ on Sun

Did you know the Sun has moss? Due to its resemblance to the earthly plants, scientists have named a small-scale, bright, patchy structure made of plasma in the solar atmosphere “moss.” This moss, which was first identified in 1999 by NASA’s TRACE mission, blossoms around the center of a sunspot group, where magnetic conditions are strong. It straddles two atmospheric layers known as the chromosphere and corona and hides below the long feathery ropes of plasma known as coronal loops.

For decades, scientists have struggled to understand how this mossy region is connected to the Sun’s lower atmospheric layers and how material there is heated from 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit up to nearly 1 million degrees Fahrenheit — 100 times hotter than the bright surface just below. Now, research enabled by NASA’s High Resolution Coronal Imager (Hi-C) sounding rocket and NASA’s Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) mission have given scientists insights into the superheating mechanism at play in the moss.

Observations from these instruments combined with complex 3D simulations have now revealed that electrical currents may contribute to heating the moss. Throughout this region there is a mess of magnetic field lines, like invisible spaghetti. This tangle of magnetic spaghetti creates electrical currents that can help heat material to a wide range of temperatures from 10,000 to 1 million degrees Fahrenheit. This local heating in the moss appears to occur in addition to heat flowing from the hot, multi-million-degree overlying corona. This insight, published in the journal Nature Astronomy on April 15, can help scientists understand the larger question of why the Sun’s entire corona is so much hotter than the surface.

“Thanks to the high-resolution observations and our advanced numerical simulations, we’re able to figure out part of this mystery that’s stumped us for the past quarter of a century,” said author Souvik Bose, a research scientist at Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory and Bay Area Environmental Institute, NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. “However, this is just a piece of the puzzle; it doesn’t solve the whole problem.”

For that, many more observations are needed. Some are coming soon: Hi-C is scheduled to launch again this month to capture a solar flare, and it may also capture another moss region together with IRIS. However, to obtain observations that can fully address how the corona and moss are heated, scientists and engineers are working to develop new instruments onboard the future MUlti-slit Solar Explorer (MUSE) mission.

IRIS and TRACE are part of NASA’s Explorers Program.

IMAGE....At the center of this image (left) from NASA’s High Resolution Coronal Imager sounding rocket is a small-scale, patchy structure on the Sun that solar physicists call “moss.”  It forms low in the solar atmosphere around the center of sunspot groups on the Sun where magnetic activity is strong. An image from NASA’s Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph, or IRIS, mission shows a detailed scenery of the cooler roots of moss (right). Credit NASA/Bose et al 2024

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12 Years Of Pall Of Gloom Lifted: East Bengal Win A Spine-chiller To Take Home Kalinga Super Cup

Kalinga Super Cup: East Bengal end 12 years of hurt, as they won their first silverware in as many years, defeating Odisha FC 3-2 after extra time at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, in the final of the Kalinga Super Cup, on Sunday.In a nail-biting finish that saw fortunes swing from one end to another for 120 minutes, both teams were reduced to 10 men at one point in time, but they fought like warriors till the end. If East Bengal had the last laugh, then home side Odisha FC would long be remembered for their indomitable spirit to battle it out till the end. The last time the Red and Golds won a major title at the national level was back in the 2012 Federation Cup, when they beat Dempo SC 3-2 after extra time at the Kanchenjunga Stadium in Siliguri. It was a game of two halves, as Odisha took the lead through Diego Mauricio in the first half before Nandha Kumar’s strike and Saul Crespo’s penalty swung the pendulum East Bengal’s way. Odisha centre-back Mourtada Fall was also sent off for a second bookable offence, putting the advantage squarely at East Bengal’s feet. However, Odisha clawed back deep into injury time with an Ahmed Jahouh penalty before East Bengal midfielder Souvik Chakrabarti was given his marching orders in extra time. Cleiton Silva, however, made sure that none of that counted in the end, as he capitalised on a defensive error to score the winner. Despite trials and tribulations about football being a team game, one truth remains in the Kalinga Super Cup – you stop Ahmed Jahouh, and you stop Odisha FC. Souvik Chakrabarti, the man tasked with marking the Moroccan knew it, East Bengal head coach Carles Cuedrat knew it, the 10,121 fans at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar knew it. Odisha took the lead when Ahmed Jahouh sent in an accurate aerial ball from the half-way line into the East Bengal box, where Roy Krishna got into a duel with Borja Gonzalez. While the Odisha attacker lost the fight for the ball, his teammate Diego Mauricio was on hand to pounce on the ball and slam it home, minutes before the half-time break. East Bengal, however, were not to give in without a fight. Defender Lal Chungnunga and winger Mahesh Naorem, the two returnees from national team duty, replacing Mandar Rao Dessai and Javier Siverio, respectively. This gave a new dimension to the East Bengal attack, as the width that Mahesh provided the Red and Golds down the left allowed Nandha Kumar to drift into the centre from the right, a combination that worked wonders for them. Minutes after the restart, Mahesh was able to thread a ball through to Nandha behind the Odisha defence, as the latter rounded Odisha keeper Lalthuammawia Ralte and slotted home the equaliser. The momentum was firmly in East Bengal’s favour, and unlike their hosts, the Red and Golds capitalised on it. A penalty shout and 10 minutes later, East Bengal were finally rewarded for their second penalty appeal after Cleiton was brought down by Mourtada Fall, who was booked for his indiscretion. Saul Crespo sent Lalthuammawia the wrong way, putting the Kolkata giants on top. Odisha were to fall further, as their Senegalese centre-back received his second booking just five minutes after the previous one, this time for an elbow on Borja Gonzalez. Fall had to prematurely march off the field, leaving his side down to 10 men and Odisha’s best player, Jahouh, covering for him as a makeshift centre-back. Despite going down to 10 men, the Juggernauts left it till deep in injury time for Mauricio to break free behind the East Bengal defence, as he went tumbling to the earth at the slightest hint of a touch from an onrushing Gill. Jahouh, who was man-marked throughout the game, stepped up for his retribution. Unlike the rest of the game, he had ample time to see which way Gill would leap, and he lazily chipped it in through the centre. We would need another 30 minutes to decide this. As the two sides had to dig deep for the extra 30 minutes, Chakrabarti, who had been brilliant throughout the night, committed his second bookable offence, cancelling out his side’s numerical advantage. More importantly, in the context of the midfield battle, however, Jahouh was now unmarked, with more space and time. The Red and Golds showed more desire when it mattered, however. Six minutes into the second half of extra time, Cleiton pounced on a pass by Lalthuammawia to Narender Gahlot, as the latter was unsuccessful in controlling the ball. The East Bengal captain, although faced with an empty goal, did well to score from a tight angle. Read the full article

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