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The Philadelphia Eagles (9-2) are set to face their biggest test against the Baltimore Ravens (8-4) on Sunday, and they may be down a few key players. In the Eagles' wide receiver room, starter DeVonta Smith (hamstring) is still banged up and questionable while giant rookie wideout Johnny Wilson (hamstring) has been ruled out after not practicing on Friday. In the secondary, starting cornerback Darius Slay (concussion) has also been ruled and safety Sydney Brown (knee) is questionable. Additionally, linebacker and core special teamer Ben VanSumeren is done for the year due to a season-ending knee injury. Eagles Week 13 Injury Report Observations The Eagles are said to be monitoring Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley's health closely so it will be normal for either or both of them to kick off the week limited moving forward. With defensive end Bryce Huff (wrist) and Brandon Graham (triceps) on injured reserve, we could see rookie Jalyx Hunt take snaps in their place. The Eagles also signed defensive ends Charles Harris and K.J. Henry this week. Wide receiver Kyle Phillips was also spotted practicing after being released last week. Wide receiver DeVonta Smith has been dealing with that hamstring injury on and off this season. He played injured against the Cowboys and Washington. Cornerback Darius Slay has been on and off the injury report this season with a lingering knee issue. He suffered this concussion in Week 12's win over the LA Rams. Ben VanSumeren was placed on Injured Reserve on Sunday. The Eagles promoted receiver Parris Campbell to the 53-man roster in place of VanSuemren. Rookie wideout Arian Smith could get more looks this week due to the banged-up WR room. Philly elevated tight end C.J. Uzomah and edge rusher Ochaun Mathis for this game. This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.AAP’s Delhi education revolution was not all sound and fury: researcher

Lewandowski joins Ronaldo and Messi in Champions League 100-goal club. Haaland nets 2 but City drawsMore than 5.59 lakh job aspirants are slated to appear in an examination for 4,002 vacancies of police constables in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on 30 November, Saturday. The test is scheduled to commence across the Union Territory from 1 December, Sunday. A group of youngsters, meanwhile, staged a demonstration, reiterating their demand for age relaxation and rescheduling of the examination. "A total of 5,59,135 candidates are scheduled to appear in the exams for 4,002 posts of constables (home department) to be held on December 1, December 8 and December 22," Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Recruitment Board (SSRB) Chairperson Indu Kanwal Chib said at a meeting in Jammu. The meeting of the civil administration and police department was convened by Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo to take stock of the preparations made by the deputy commissioners to conduct the exams. Chib said the exams for the posts of constable (executive/armed/SDRF) are going to be held on December 1 at 856 centres across 20 districts, for which 2,62,863 candidates are set to appear, with the maximum number of 54,296 candidates appearing from Jammu district. Similarly, for the posts of constable (telecommunications), the SSRB chairperson said 1,67,609 candidates are going to appear in the exams to be held on December 8 and 1,28,663 are scheduled to appear in the test for constable (photographer) exams on December 22. The meeting was informed that for the first time, male and female gazetted officers have been deployed at each centre as "frisking supervisors", besides ensuring videography of the exams to ensure transparency, an official spokesperson said. The chief secretary impressed upon the officers to make adequate arrangements in terms of deployment of staff, including observers, supervisors, invigilators and other personnel, for a smooth conduct of the examinations. He urged the deputy commissioners to visit as many exam centres as possible, besides forming teams under senior officers in the district administration to examine all the centres set up in their districts. The chief secretary sensitised them to ensure that no untoward incident of copying or malpractice occurs anywhere and that enough security personnel are deployed at each centre in the district, the spokesperson said. He enquired with them about the arrangements made for the delivery of both sensitive and non-sensitive exam material to the centres. The chief secretary also enjoined upon them to personally monitor the whole process till the OMR sheets are sent back to the SSRB by the police department, the spokesperson said. Meanwhile, a group of youngsters, who could not apply for the constable posts due to being over-age, staged a demonstration here and raised slogans against the administration for not providing them a level-playing field. "We had also dreamt of joining the police and serving the nation but were denied the opportunity by the administration, which failed to hold the examination for years. We have given our representation to the lieutenant governor, political parties and officers seeking age relaxations but all our pleas were ignored," youth leader and social activist Mehran Anjum Mir said. The protesters reiterated their demand for age relaxation for the posts of constable and sub-inspector, and demanded rescheduling of the constable examination to allow them to compete as well. The SSRB has issued a notification for the recruitment of 669 sub-inspectors in the Jammu and Kashmir Police department. According to the official schedule, the application process for recruitment will begin on December 3 and conclude on January 2, 2025. Also Read: 4.5 lakh candidates sit for UP police constable exam under tight security Follow us on: Facebook , Twitter , Google News , Instagram Join our official telegram channel ( @nationalherald ) and stay updated with the latest headlines

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Hong Kong police have issued bounties for six more pro-democracy activists, including two Canadians, who fled the city amid Beijing’s tightening control. The Hong Kong national security law was passed in June 2020 following months of pro-democracy protests in the former British colony against Beijing’s growing control. After Hong Kong’s return to China in 1997, its high degree of autonomy was protected under the Sino-British Joint Declaration. However, the national security law gave Beijing sweeping powers to crack down on dissent and erode the city’s freedoms. Ho said that both the 2023 and the latest arrest warrants issued by the Hong Kong police are efforts to coerce the Hong Kong diaspora community in Canada, which has the largest Hong Kong immigrant population. “This [arrest warrant] to the founder of the HongKonger Station serves a deeper purpose: to warn those who are politically aligned with the Conservative Party, whether they are prospective candidates or other party supporters, especially Hong Kong residents and immigrants in Canada. It’s a signal telling them not to support these individuals,” Ho said. However, Ho added that the Chinese Communist Party “will not achieve its goal” of coercion through this tactic. Instead, it will serve as a “free promotion” for Tay. The Epoch Times contacted Tay and the Conservative Party for comment, but did not receive a response by publication time.

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