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2 days ago
- Sport
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India Champions vs West Indies Champions, WCL 2025 LIVE Score: Piyush Chawla Takes 2 Wickets In 1 Over; 4-Down WI In Tatters
India Champions vs West Indies Champions Live Cricket Score, World Championship of Legends 2025: Piyush Chawla has made an instant impact in the final World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 league match between India Champions and West Indies Champions, taking two wickets in his first over. WIC are tottering at 41/4 after 8 overs, with Dwayne Bravo and Dwayne Smith at the Indies Champions skipper Chris Gayle made a bright start, slamming two early boundaries, but was dismissed by ex-RCB teammate Varun Aaron. Aaron also dismissed Chadwick Walton, before Chawla took the wickets of Lendl Simmons and William Perkins. India Champions have lost all of their three matches in WCL 2025 so far, and need a huge victory to enter the playoffs. On the other hand, Chris Gayle-led West Indies also need a win to secure their berth in the last four stage. (LIVE SCORECARD) WCL 2025 LIVE Score, India vs West Indies Champions LIVE Updates: 8.2 2 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Smith On a length, on the middle and leg. Dwayne Smith flicks this toward deep mid-wicket for a couple. 8.1 0 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Smith Length ball, nips back into the leg pole. Dwayne Smith shimmies down to flick across the line but misses. 7.6 0 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Bravo Tossed up on off. Dwayne Bravo presses forward in defence. 7.5 0 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Bravo Flatter leggie, on off. Dwayne Bravo stays back and blocks from the crease. 7.4 1 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Smith In the air but lands safe! Tad short, around off. Dwayne Smith goes back and miscues the pull in front of long-on for one. 7.3 0 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Smith Flighted full, around off. Dwayne Smith looks to slog it across the line but misses. 7.2 1 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Bravo Tossed up on off. Dwayne Bravo pushes into the off-side for one. 7.1 1 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Smith Flatter leggie, on off. Nudged into the leg side for one. 6.6 0 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Bravo Fuller than a good length, nips away, around off. Dwayne Bravo looks to drive, gets the outside edge that is stopped at short third. 6.6 1 wd Stuart Binny to Dwayne Bravo WIDE! On a length, angling down the leg. Dwayne Bravo lets it go. Wide signaled. 6.5 1 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Smith Short of a good length, on off. Dwayne Smith drops it toward point and takes a single. 6.4 1 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Bravo Fuller than a good length, around off. Tapped into covers for one. 6.3 1 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Smith Good length delivery, around off. Dwayne Smith runs it down to deep third for a single. 6.2 1 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Bravo Short of a good length, around off. Punched toward wide of mid-off for a single. 6.1 1 Stuart Binny to Dwayne Smith Back of a length, around off. Dwayne Smith plays a short arm ball to deep mid-wicket for one. ! Stuart Binny comes onto bowl next. 5.6 0 Piyush Chawla to Dwayne Bravo Flatter leg break, on off. Dwayne Bravo defends it back at Chawla. ! Dwayne Bravo walks in at 6. 5.5 W Piyush Chawla to William Perkins OUT! BOWLED'EM! Second wicket in the over for Piyush Chawla. Wrong'un, spins back into the off and middle stump line. William Perkins prods and looks to play across the line. He misses, and the ball goes on to rattle the stumps. West Indies Champions are four down as Perkins walks back for a duck.
Time Business News
4 days ago
- Time Business News
Your Family. Your Rights. Our Priority: CPS Defense and Juvenile Dependency Advocacy in Southern California
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International Business Times
24-07-2025
- Business
- International Business Times
Who Was Jane Lee? Singapore Salad Chain Owner Dies After Exposing Alleged Workplace Fraud
July 24, 2025 13:15 +08 Jane Lee, a respected entrepreneur and founder of salad chain Sumo Well in Singapore, died unexpectedly on July 19, just one day after publishing two emotional Facebook posts. In those posts, she alleged that a former employee had staged a fake workplace injury to exploit the compensation system. Her passing, currently classified as "unnatural," is under police investigation, and her final online messages have stirred deep concern across Singapore's business community. X Lee identified the employee as Sran Kiranjeet Kaur, an Indian national, who allegedly reported an injury two days before her contract ended. Lee believed the fall was fabricated, possibly as part of a planned attempt to claim compensation under Singapore's Work Injury Compensation (WIC) framework. She claimed to have video evidence that contradicted the worker's statements and suspected legal guidance behind the move. In her final posts, Lee expressed emotional distress, citing financial vulnerability due to gaps in her business insurance. She described the experience as traumatic and feared other small business owners could be targeted similarly. "I may not be the last," she warned, calling on the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and authorities to act. The following day, Jane Lee was found dead. A close friend later suggested on social media that she died by suicide. The Singapore Police Force confirmed an ongoing investigation, while MOM stated that they were in contact with Lee before her passing. Authorities are now working with the employee's insurer to review the legitimacy of the injury claim and warned that any misuse of the system will not be tolerated. Tributes poured in at her wake held at St Joseph's Church, where friends and colleagues described her as kind-hearted and resilient. Her business outlets continued to operate, but the emotional impact of her death remains profound. Many are now urging the government to strengthen protections for small business owners facing legal and financial uncertainty.
Economic Times
24-07-2025
- Economic Times
Singapore businesswoman Jane Lee dies mysteriously a day after accusing Indian-origin worker, her husband of fraud
Sumo Well owner Jane Lee Jane Lee, a well-known Singaporean businesswoman and the owner of salad outlet Sumo Salad (recently rebranded as Sumo Well), died unexpectedly on July 19—just one day after posting a pair of detailed Facebook updates in which she accused a former employee of fabricating a workplace injury. Her death, currently classified as 'unnatural,' has prompted a police investigation and sparked widespread concern within Singapore's food and beverage community. In her now widely circulated posts, Lee alleged that the employee, an Indian national named Sran Kiranjeet Kaur, deliberately faked a fall just two days before the end of her contract in an attempt to file a fraudulent work injury According to Lee, the employee had been scheduled to finish work early that day but stayed beyond her shift, later reporting an injury from an alleged fall on an escalator while disposing of rubbish. Lee was convinced the incident was premeditated. She described the alleged accident as part of 'a carefully orchestrated scheme,' one that may have involved the employee's husband and, potentially, legal counsel guiding them on how to manipulate Singapore's Work Injury Compensation (WIC) system. Lee also claimed to possess video evidence contradicting the injury, alleging the woman moved around normally but exaggerated her condition in front of doctors. In her final posts, Jane Lee expressed immense frustration, sorrow, and a growing sense of helplessness. She wrote that due to a gap in her business's insurance coverage, she felt exposed and vulnerable to fraudulent claims. 'I feel extremely unfortunate to have encountered this situation,' she wrote. 'I'm deeply saddened—for myself, my husband, and our loyal team—that we are being targeted in this way.' She feared her case might not be isolated, warning authorities that similar schemes could be affecting other small businesses. 'I may not be the last. If this goes unchecked, others could suffer the same fate,' she cautioned in a follow-up message urging the Ministry of Manpower and police to intervene. In an emotional sign-off, Lee apologised to her loved ones and transferred money to her staff before signing off. 'To my beloved family and children, I'm truly sorry that I couldn't find the strength to face this battle on my own,' she wrote. The next day, Lee was found dead. A person identifying themselves as her friend later claimed on Threads that she died by suicide. The Singapore Police Force has confirmed an investigation is ongoing. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) also released a statement saying they had been in contact with Lee before her passing and are now working with the employee's insurer to assess the legitimacy of the claim. MOM added that anyone found misusing the compensation system will be held accountable. The news of Jane Lee's death has sent ripples through Singapore's small business and F&B circles, many of whom gathered at her wake held at St Joseph's Church in Bukit Timah. Those who knew her described her as warm, generous, and committed to her work. A friend from church recalled her as 'kind-hearted and always eager to help,' while former colleagues described her as 'a sunshine girl' who never stopped caring for others—even in distress. One mourner captured the sentiment shared by many, saying, 'She carried everyone's burdens, always putting others first. It's heartbreaking that she didn't feel she could carry her own.' Sumo Salad, which runs outlets at Holland Village and Marina One, remained open for business following her passing. The outlet at Holland Village continued operations as usual on the Monday after Lee's death, according to a report by Channel News Asia. As investigations continue into both the nature of Jane Lee's death and the alleged injury claim, her passing has prompted deeper reflection on the unseen emotional toll carried by small business owners. Many in the community are now calling for stronger safeguards and more responsive support for entrepreneurs caught in legal and financial limbo.
NDTV
23-07-2025
- NDTV
Singapore Woman Dies A Day After Accusing Indian Worker Of Faking Workplace Injury For Compensation
A woman in Singapore died on Saturday, a day after posting accusations on Facebook against an Indian employee, alleging she faked a workplace injury to claim compensation. According to Channel News Asia (CNA), the woman, Jane Lee, owned an eatery called Sumo Salad and had shared two detailed posts about the incident. Her sudden death has prompted an investigation by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), which is treating it as an "unnatural death." Ms Lee was in her 40s and a mother of two children, per the outlet. A day before her death, Ms Lee said that Sran Kiranjeet Kaur, a woman from India, staged an accident to file a false work injury claim, which would have entitled her to compensation. "I never imagined that someone could act with such deceit simply for the sake of money. "Ms. Sran Kiranjeet Kaur, a worker from India, approached me seeking employment. Just two days before her contract ended, she staged an incident-claiming to have slipped and fallen while taking the escalator to dispose of rubbish. On that day, she was supposed to leave work early, but she deliberately stayed back. It became clear to me that the accident was premeditated, likely as an attempt to file a false work injury claim," Ms Lee wrote in the post. The woman claimed that the Indian woman carefully orchestrated the scheme along with her husband, who is also from India, and with the assistance of a legal firm that "coaches individuals on how to exploit injury claims for compensation." Ms Lee said that she had video footage to prove that Kaur was never really injured and faked her accident for compensation. "I have personally witnessed her moving around normally-cooking, walking, and functioning without difficulty. However, her behaviour changes dramatically in the presence of others, especially doctors, where she exaggerates her condition and limps to feign serious injury. I accompanied her to several medical appointments and observed these deliberate actions," she wrote. Ms Lee further stated that the Indian woman's strategy has been to target small business owners. "If they find one without proper insurance coverage, they instill fear and try to extort money," she wrote, adding, "If the business is insured, they aim for higher payouts by encouraging more serious injury claims, fabricating permanent disabilities so to receive a big lump sum from Insurance compan." Ms Lee urged the Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the police to investigate the case. "I respectfully urge you to investigate this case thoroughly. I fear that I will not be the last victim, and these individuals may continue to exploit other unsuspecting small businesses in similar ways," she said. According to CNA, MOM is working with the employee's insurer to "assess the validity of the case", it said. "MOM will not hesitate to take parties found culpable for abusing the WIC system to task. Employers can approach MOM for help if they have concerns over fraudulent claims by their employees," the ministry added.
