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The Times of India CM Vijay condemns killing of 3 Tamil farmers in Karnataka; Stalin seeks judicial probe
Political leaders across Tamil Nadu have expressed outrage over the tragic killing of three farmers by Karnataka forest officials. Former Chief Minister M K Stalin has called for a judicial inquiry and demanded compensation for the bereaved families. He has also asked the Tamil Nadu government to publicly denounce Karnataka's actions.
The Times of India CISF officer suspended after woman alleges photo misconduct on Delhi Metro
The Times of India What happened to MLB legend Tommy John? Baseball icon dies at 83 after 26-year career
What happened to Tommy John? The MLB legend died peacefully at 83 at his Florida home, surrounded by his family. Days earlier, he had been in hospice care and shared a farewell message with Yankees fans. John finished his 26-year career with 288 wins, but his greatest legacy came from returning to baseball after groundbreaking elbow surgery.
The Times of India Bengal double murder: 3 arrested over killing of Congress leader, lawyer son
The Times of India Ronaldo drops bombshell retirement hint, reveals plans for life after football
Cristiano Ronaldo has suggested the 2026-27 season could be the final year of his playing career, saying he wants to leave a “spectacular legacy”. The 41-year-old remains contracted to Al Nassr until June 2027 and has begun planning life after football, including spending more time with family, travelling and playing padel.
The Times of India 3,000 hectares up in flames: Belgium battles its biggest wildfire on record
The Times of India Gaza peace plan: 8 nations condemn Israel's rejection of US roadmap
Several nations condemned Israel's rejection of the Gaza peace process proposal. This move seriously undermines collective efforts to achieve lasting peace and stability. The roadmap, accepted by Palestinian factions, was a culmination of intensive mediation efforts. Israel insists Hamas must be disarmed before any troop withdrawal occurs. The countries urged the US to compel Israel to fully comply with the plan.
The Times of India Arsenal’s Calafiori sets 118-year record with fastest-ever Community Shield goal
Riccardo Calafiori scored after just 23 seconds against Manchester City to give Arsenal a record-breaking start in the 2026 Community Shield. His strike became the fastest goal in the competition’s 118-year history, beating Liverpool legend Gary McAllister’s previous Cardiff record. Arsenal then doubled their advantage through Kai Havertz, giving Mikel Arteta’s side an impressive opening to the season.
The Times of India Princess Iman and Jameel Thermiotis welcome twin daughters Talia and Rania
Princess Iman of Jordan and her husband Jameel Alexander Thermiotis have welcomed twin daughters, Talia and Rania. The newborns were born on August 14, bringing a double celebration to King Abdullah II and Queen Rania, who are now grandparents to four granddaughters. The couple’s older daughter, Amina, has also become a big sister.
The Times of India Rs 6,400-crore IPO rush: 7 companies set to tap primary market next week
The IPO market anticipates a busy week with seven companies planning public offerings. These upcoming issues aim to collectively raise more than Rs 6,400 crore from investors. Horizon Industrial Parks and Lalithaa Jewellery Mart will launch their initial public offerings on August 17. Shankesh Jewellers and Sunshine Pictures are scheduled to open their issues on August 18.
The Times of India Exam-conducting body NTA admits errors, orders fresh NET test for 3 subjects
National Testing Agency acknowledged extensive errors in UGC-NET English, Commerce, and Sociology papers. Fresh examinations for these three subjects have been ordered by the agency. These re-tests are scheduled to take place on September 9 and 10. The decision came after multiple complaints regarding factual and typographical errors were received. Results for the other 84 subjects will be declared as scheduled.
The Times of India A flat headache: Why England flats have no takers despite price cuts
In the current market, English flat owners are facing significant challenges in selling their properties, with many listings lingering for months. Frequent price reductions and failed deals lead to decreasing valuations, while leasehold issues and mismatched price expectations between buyers and investors create additional obstacles. The tightening of mortgage lending conditions and surveyor downvaluations complicate the situation further, leaving small landlords grappling with unsold properties and growing complexities.
The Times of India Grandma Gatewood hiked 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail alone at 67
Emma Gatewood etched her name in history in 1955 as the first woman to conquer the Appalachian Trail solo at the remarkable age of 67. With minimal equipment, she bravely journeyed over 2,190 miles, transforming the narrative around long-distance hiking for women. Her perseverance and spirit culminated in two additional hikes, serving as an inspiration for countless adventurers seeking freedom and adventure.
The Times of India ‘Rahul, Hemant are dead’: Jharkhand protester performs ‘funeral’, shaves head
The protest by students and job aspirants over alleged irregularities in Jharkhand recruitment examinations entered its 23rd day on Sunday, with the protesters, under the banner of JPSC-JSSC Reforms Manch, accusing the ruling JMM-Congress alliance of failing to take “concrete action” on their demands. They have also announced plans to gherao Soren's residence in Ranchi on August 20 and demanded his resignation.
The Times of India How Savannah James is making a difference beyond basketball
With a strong commitment to philanthropy and entrepreneurship, Savannah James has made a name for herself. Her collaboration with K+ Organics has resulted in healthier sports drink options for young athletes. Moreover, the James family’s generous donation of over forty million dollars to education in Akron showcases their dedication. Savannah’s initiatives, including I PROMise Makeover and Women of Our Future, emphasize her focus on nurturing family, health, and educational growth.
The Times of India Iran moves to criminalise interviews with US, Israeli media
The Times of India Lincoln's Crooked House was nearly demolished; hidden timber frame saved it
In the midst of a demolition in 1933, builders stumbled upon a remarkable 16th-century timber-framed structure known as the Wonky House. This architectural gem narrowly evaded obliteration and has since undergone conservation efforts to rectify damage caused by death-watch beetles and previous poor repairs. Thanks to significant funding, extensive restoration will soon provide unique holiday accommodations and community spaces, welcoming visitors to enjoy its rich history.
The Times of India How Michael Sam overcame a troubled childhood to make NFL history
In a historic move, Michael Sam came out as gay in 2014, positioning himself as a trailblazer in the NFL. Overcoming a difficult upbringing filled with personal loss and bullying, he discovered his love for football early on under his father’s guidance. Embracing his identity during his college years with uplifting support, Sam’s NFL career was fleeting, but he has since transitioned into a coaching role in the sport.
The Times of India Punjab Police foils terror plot, recovers 690 gram IED
Amritsar Rural Police have effectively disrupted a potential terrorist attack aimed at a police establishment, recovering a 690-gram improvised explosive device. The Bomb Disposal Squad swiftly defused the explosive, ensuring public safety. In light of Independence Day approaching, security measures have been ramped up, and a case is currently under investigation to unravel further details.
The Times of India Tejashwi announces Raj Bhavan march over Bihar paper leaks, student firing
The Times of India ‘Unwanted record’: Ex-captain stunned after bizarre blunder by Pak at World Cup
Pakistan's hockey captain received a green card after gear was forgotten. This incident occurred during their opening World Cup match against England. The team failed to produce necessary protective equipment for a penalty corner. Former captain Salman Akbar criticised the lack of preparation and organisation. This lapse raises serious questions about the team's readiness for major events.
The Times of India Beyond bloodline: How donated milk is saving India’s most vulnerable newborns
Human milk banks in India serve a critical purpose by delivering much-needed nourishment to at-risk infants. Generous lactating mothers donate their surplus milk, helping those newborns who can’t receive it from their biological mothers. Every donation undergoes thorough screening and pasteurisation to ensure safety, highlighting the significant impact these banks have on the health of premature and sick children.
The Times of India Four Renaissance masterpieces stolen from Sicily museum in art heist
The Times of India Solar-powered floating conveyor could handle 125,000 oysters a year in Maine
Engineers in Maine are developing an innovative solar-powered floating system tailored for oyster farming. This unique platform incorporates a vertical conveyor that efficiently transports oyster baskets from underwater to above, aiming to enhance production while significantly lessening the labor demands on farmers. Additionally, it aids in shaping the oysters and cleaning their shells from unwanted marine growth.
The Times of India ‘Going to go back to bed now’: Padikkal after career-best 167 in Galle Test
Devdutt Padikkal smashed his maiden Test century, converting his overnight 131 into a career-best 167 against Sri Lanka in Galle. The left-hander credited two years of hard work, clear plans against spin and confident footwork for his breakthrough. Padikkal also stressed staying focused after reaching 100, helping India reach a strong 460/9.
The Times of India ‘He said it was unloaded’: 2 screeners recall Varanasi airport ‘accidental’ firing incident
Two cargo screeners were injured when a passenger's pistol accidentally discharged during security checks. The passenger claimed the weapon was unloaded before he pressed the trigger to show them. One screener sustained an injury to his left hand, while the other was hit in both legs. The incident occurred at Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport while boarding a flight to Mumbai.
The Times of India Got a secret you can’t tell anyone? Visit this ‘grave of secrets’
A unique art installation in Brooklyn offers a place for visitors to anonymously share their deepest secrets. French artist Sophie Calle created a marble obelisk where people can deposit written confessions. This project, which began in 2017, will continue until the year 2042. Secrets deposited will be exhumed and cremated in a ceremonial service periodically. The installation provides a moment of catharsis and a chance for reflective unburdening.
The Times of India Hockey World Cup: India hold Olympic silver medallists China to 2-2 draw
India kicked off their Hockey World Cup journey with a challenging 2-2 draw against China. Navneet Kaur opened the scoring, putting India ahead early on. However, Zhang Ying equalised with a penalty stroke. Deepika regained the lead for India with a penalty corner in the second quarter, only for Ma Ning to score in the third and equalise again.
The Times of India South Africa’s lithium boom puts 73,000 hectares of farmland in focus
The Times of India Why NHL players tape their sticks and how it improves puck control
NHL players tape their sticks for reasons that go way beyond hockey tradition. The tape changes the feel of the blade on the puck, helps prevent ice buildup, protects equipment and gives players a customized grip. From Connor McDavid to other NHL stars, individual tape jobs can be a reflection of playing style, comfort, visual preference, and well-established pregame routines.
The Times of India Bankim descendant seeks Sonia apology over ‘Vande Mataram’ row
The Times of India IND vs SL: The ninety minutes! Moving day comes early in gloomy Galle
A rain-hit Day 2 in Galle turned into a frantic 90 minutes as Sri Lanka's bowlers struck in quick succession, dismissing India's overnight batters and bringing the hosts back into the contest. Devdutt Padikkal's 167 and a crucial lower-order stand kept India in control, but the pitch is beginning to offer the turn and bounce expected in Galle.
The Times of India Actor Ananya Raj dies: Family says she died peacefully in sleep; fans mourn her work
Actor Ananya Raj, known for '7 Hours to Go', 'The Final Exit' and 'Ghost', passed away at 27 on July 15 after battling physical and mental health issues for over a year. Her family shared the news on Instagram, calling her a "strong spirited girl." She also worked in regional films like 'Thaggede Le'.
The Times of India San Diego student develops red-light therapy to help heal wounds in space
An 18-year-old San Diego student has been named a finalist in the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search for developing a low-cost red-light treatment to improve wound healing in microgravity. Leanne Fan built a $200 device to simulate microgravity and found that the treatment accelerated tissue regeneration in flatworms by 95.2%. Tests with human cells also showed faster cell movement during wound closure.
The Times of India Nasa’s Moon base: Too early to tell where India fits in
The Times of India 17-year-old writes program proving 146 isolated noble polyhedra, wins $250,000
Connor Hill triumphed in the competition with his exceptional algorithm for classifying noble polyhedra, discovering two infinite families alongside 146 distinct shapes. Edward Kang's AI tool for autism screening claimed the second position, and Iris Shen's innovative blood cancer research involving clams took third place. Additionally, Regeneron expressed their commitment by extending sponsorship for another ten years, ensuring continued support for emerging scientific talent.
The Times of India Brittany Mahomes explains why female athletes deserve more recognition
Brittany Mahomes has made her support for women’s sports clear while celebrating the launch of KC Current Studios. The former soccer player and Kansas City Current co-owner emphasized the impact sports can have beyond competition, including confidence, friendship and inspiration for young people. Her comments come amid wider debates surrounding women’s sports, though she focused on celebrating female athletes and ensuring their stories receive greater attention and recognition.
The Times of India From burnt cash to possibly first impeachment: Justice Varma saga explained
Justice Yashwant Varma's residence was engulfed in flames, leading to the shocking discovery of burnt currency notes. A subsequent parliamentary inquiry confirmed serious charges against him, prompting his resignation. The Centre's pursuit of impeachment aims to set a strong precedential framework for judicial accountability. This case also poses critical questions about the interplay between a judge's resignation and ongoing disciplinary proceedings, potentially impacting future cases of judicial misconduct.
The Times of India Where are gold and silver prices headed next week? Fed minutes, Middle East in focus
Gold and silver prices may continue their upward trend next week. Geopolitical and economic cues will significantly influence this momentum. Analysts expect bullion to retain its positive bias amid global data. Investors will monitor US housing, trade, and inflation figures closely. Federal Reserve meeting minutes will also provide monetary policy outlook signals.
The Times of India 'Human cost of relentless political hostility': Mamata on TMC leader's suicide
The former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee claimed that Asish Banerjee was "repeatedly maligned, falsely accused and subjected to relentless pressure". She said: The harassment and mental pressure he faced, despite his long record of public service, should make all of us pause and reflect on the human cost of relentless political hostility". Meanwhile, West Begal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari said he would ensure probe into suicide.
The Times of India UP officers invoke Bhagat Singh, Buddha to explain duty, justice and use of force
During the Independence Day celebrations in Uttar Pradesh, two officers reflected on public service and the importance of accountability. One officer referenced Bhagat Singh to address the frustrations surrounding the justice system's inefficiencies. The other drew from a Gautama Buddha story to discuss the responsible use of police authority, emphasizing that with greater power comes a duty to prioritize service over personal interests and mere salary considerations.
The Times of India PV Sindhu turns to sports science, S&C in bid for record sixth Worlds medal
PV Sindhu won her biggest title since 2019 at the Japan Open earlier this year. There has been a gradual improvement in results and as she goes for a record sixth BWF World Championships medal, the focus is not just on what's happening on the court. The 31-year-old has turned to sports science and a strength & conditionining team to iron out the chinks in her armour.
The Times of India Market recap: Top 5 firms lose Rs 1 lakh cr in value; TCS, Reliance suffer biggest hit
Last week witnessed a downturn in Indian stock markets, with five out of the top ten firms experiencing notable decreases in market capitalization. TCS and Reliance Industries led the decline in valuations. In contrast, LIC and Bharti Airtel reported impressive gains. Despite these fluctuations, Reliance Industries held its position as the leading firm in terms of market value.
The Times of India Foreign couple leaves ‘happiest country’ to raise kids in India
A family from Finland has made the adventurous move to Mumbai, India, in search of enriching life experiences. Their aim was for their children to explore various cultures and lifestyles. With Touko landing a teaching role, the family fully embraced their new life. The kids acclimated to their school and local community quite swiftly, and despite the bustling traffic, they relish the delectable cuisine, pleasant climate, and friendly locals.
The Times of India Virginia swamp re-wetting traps 200,000 tons of carbon a year
North Carolina is restoring its coastal peatlands by bringing water back to areas damaged by drainage, farming and timber activities. The projects aim to reduce the risk of severe peat fires while keeping carbon stored in wet soils. At Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, 37,000 acres have been restored, with water-control structures helping recreate natural water movement. Similar work at Angola Bay Game Land is restoring ditched peatland and wetland habitat. The efforts also support wildlife, improve resilience to flooding and sea-level rise, and involve local communities and landowners in managing water across the coastal landscape.
The Times of India Padikkal falls for 167, joins Dravid and Pujara in Sri Lanka record list
Devdutt Padikkal's remarkable 150-run milestone during a rain-interrupted Test match highlights his growing prowess as a cricketer. He joins the elite ranks of Rahul Dravid and Cheteshwar Pujara with this achievement from the number three position. The match faced multiple delays due to weather, and despite losing Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul after resumption, Padikkal's performance stands out as a defining moment in his career.
The Times of India How members of England’s 1939 Chess Olympiad team became wartime codebreakers
As World War II erupted in 1939, England’s chess team withdrew from the Buenos Aires Olympiad. In Grandmaster Aarav Dengla’s fourth column for TOI, he explores how three players, Hugh Alexander, Stuart Milner-Barry, and Harry Golombek, returned home to join Bletchley Park. Harnessing chessboard skills like pattern recognition and strategic elimination, they played pivotal roles in cracking Germany’s Enigma code, helping secure Allied victory while keeping their wartime contributions secret for decades.
The Times of India ‘Rankings don’t matter’: Pakistan captain’s bold India warning ahead of WC clash
Captain Abu Bakar Mahmood of Pakistan dismisses the importance of rankings as his team gears up for the high-stakes match against India. He believes that the actual performance will determine the winner on the field. After ten years without a win against their fiercest opponents, Pakistan are eager to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals, relying on a blend of youthful energy and seasoned leadership to reclaim their legacy.
The Times of India TMC leader's suicide: CM Suvendu vows probe into possible 'threat' angle
Asish Banerjee Banerjee was found dead on Sunday morning at a Trinamool Congress office in Rampurhat, Birbhum district. Police said his body was found hanging and was sent for post-mortem examination. The exact circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear. A teacher by profession, Banerjee had represented the Rampurhat Assembly constituency five times. TMC legislator Kunal Ghosh called for an impartial probe.
The Times of India Maggie Walz came to Michigan with $7, later founded a 1,000-person colony
The Times of India India cooks up LPG safety net: Govt fixes refinery-wise output targets
India is establishing production benchmarks for its refineries and upstream firms, aimed at fortifying the domestic LPG supply system. Reliance Industries leads with the highest targets assigned to its refinery. It is imperative that companies ensure sufficient infrastructure for LPG storage and transportation. These production benchmarks will undergo reviews and updates biannually.
The Times of India Over 100 arrested in Morocco over fresh Ceuta migrant crossing attempt
The Times of India Manhattan gets a hairy surprise as 10-foot 'Tumblehair' takes over
A giant hairball rolled through Manhattan streets as a marketing stunt. This installation aimed to highlight hair loss and premature aging concerns. Pedestrians reacted with disgust and curiosity to the unusual sight. The campaign sought to break the quiet shame surrounding hair loss issues. It successfully generated conversation about a topic people often avoid.
The Times of India Parliament at a standstill, protests on streets: The Monsoon session story
The Times of India ‘Clearly, there’s something wrong’: Gavaskar questions India’s fitness methods
Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary former captain, raises concerns regarding the fitness and training methodologies of the Indian cricket team. He points out that the spate of hamstring injuries suggests flaws in the existing training strategies. Furthermore, Gavaskar questions the rationale behind limiting bowlers' net sessions in the name of biomechanics, insisting that match fitness should take priority over purely gym-focused conditioning.
The Times of India Cauvery water row: SC to hear Tamil Nadu plea against Karnataka on August 17
Tamil Nadu approached the top court on August 3, arguing that it was not receiving its allocated share of Cauvery water despite the state facing a rain-deficient year. The state government has alleged that both the quantity recommended for release by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee and the actual water supplied by Karnataka were far below its requirement.
The Times of India BJP lodges complaint against Sonia Gandhi as Vande Mataram row intensifies
The Times of India Fur traders brought Arctic foxes to Alaska; seabird losses reshaped islands
Arctic foxes introduced to more than 400 Alaskan islands for fur had an unexpected impact on the ecosystem. By preying on seabirds, they reduced the flow of nutrient-rich guano from the ocean to land. Researchers found that fox-free islands had far more seabirds, richer soil and much more grass, while fox-infested islands shifted towards shrubs and forbs.
The Times of India Scientists left giant Arctic fossil behind; 78 years later it set a record
The Times of India ‘Very embarrassing’: Ponting tears apart Australia after Bangladesh shock
Bangladesh made history by defeating Pat Cummins' Australian team by nine wickets, prompting former Aussie captains Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden to advocate for significant team alterations. With the selectors facing mounting pressure to rejuvenate the faltering Australian side, Hayden proposed adding Sam Konstas and Matt Renshaw to strengthen the lineup. This match is notable as it marks Australia's first Test loss to Bangladesh on their own soil.
The Times of India US immigration authority: These forms will be rejected from September 15
USCIS will introduce new editions of immigration forms I-539 and I-765. These revised forms will be effective starting September 15, 2026. Applications submitted using older forms after this date will be rejected. This change aligns with a recently published immigration rule. USCIS emphasizes there will be no grace period for this form update.
The Times of India 'Awarapan 2' box office day 3: Movie set to cross Rs 70 crore on Sunday
The box office success of Emraan Hashmi's 'Awarapan 2' continues impressively, with the film crossing the fifty-seven crore rupees mark in India. On its third day, it grossed four point seven one crore rupees, bringing its overall net collection to over sixty crore rupees. It maintains a commanding lead against rival films in cinemas. Read on to know more in detail.
The Times of India Raja Sen dies at 70: Three-time National Award-winning filmmaker passes away
Legendary Bengali filmmaker Raja Sen departed this world on Sunday at the age of seventy. Renowned for his exceptional contributions to cinema, he was a proud recipient of three National Film Awards. Sen was receiving treatment for health issues at Kolkata's SSKM Hospital. His journey in the industry began in television before making a significant impact in feature films. He leaves behind his beloved wife and two daughters.
The Times of India Walker sisters sold Tennessee farm for $4,750 and kept a lifetime lease
The Times of India Mahala Dickerson moved to Alaska in 1958 and became a historic first
Mahala Ashley Dickerson broke several barriers during her six-decade legal career. Born in Alabama in 1912, she became the state’s first Black female lawyer in 1948 before moving to Alaska. In 1958, she became Alaska’s first Black homesteader and later its first Black lawyer. Her career included major discrimination cases, legal honours and an autobiography.
The Times of India ‘Congress should feel ashamed’: Amit Shah targets Sonia Gandhi over Vande Mataram row
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the Congress party for allegedly disrespecting the national song Vande Mataram. He accused Sonia Gandhi of asking for the rendition to be stopped during an event. The Congress rejected these allegations, stating the full song was sung. Party leader Jairam Ramesh cited historical context for their stance on the song. The controversy follows recent legislation on national song disrespect.
The Times of India 'Makes my blood boil': CJP seeks arrest of Bengal student's father's killers
The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, Abhijeet Dipke, has expressed his support for Abdul in the wake of his father's tragic death, calling for immediate arrests. Abdul had previously highlighted the dismal state of government schools before his family suffered an assault. Dipke claims the attackers have connections to the BJP and promises continued support from CJP for justice.
The Times of India Who is Antara Banerjee? Actress held over alleged train clash, razor attack
Model and actress Antara Banerjee was arrested following an alleged train confrontation. She was traveling towards Surat for a shoot with a sleeper-class ticket. Railway personnel intervened after a dispute arose over her seating in an AC coach. Allegations include assaulting public servants and causing harm during the incident. Banerjee was later released on bail after being deboarded.
The Times of India AI Express flyer's pistol 'accidentally' goes off at Varanasi airport; 2 injured
Two security screeners were injured at Varanasi airport on Sunday morning. A passenger's licensed pistol accidentally discharged during a routine weapons check. The incident occurred while the passenger was preparing to board a flight to Mumbai. Both injured personnel received immediate medical treatment for their wounds. Local police are currently investigating the exact circumstances of the accidental discharge.
The Times of India Bizman climbs car bonnet to stop girlfriend leaving with friend, falls to death
A 34-year-old businessman tragically died after falling from a moving car's bonnet. This incident occurred near AIIMS Raipur following an argument with his girlfriend. He sustained severe head injuries and was pronounced dead at the hospital. Police are investigating the unnatural death and examining CCTV footage. Further legal action will be taken based on collected evidence and reports.
The Times of India From GST reform to GCCs: How India can become a $20 trillion economy by 2036
India could reach a $20 trillion economy by 2036 with reforms. Services will drive this expansion, contributing over 65% of the GDP. A 20-step reform agenda targets taxes and capital markets for efficiency. Global capability centers and tourism offer significant growth opportunities. Successful execution of these measures is crucial for achieving the target.
The Times of India US government tells Apple: Find alternatives to China for memory chips
Amid rising component prices caused by a worldwide shortage, the US government is urging Apple to discontinue sourcing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers. Allegedly, Apple has been assessing chips from CXMT and Yangtze Memory, however, US officials are pushing for a revitalized domestic supply chain. This call is echoed by US domestic chipmakers and senators who stress the importance of shunning Chinese memory suppliers in favor of local alternatives.
The Times of India Skeleton under Stirling Castle reveals first confirmed trebuchet death
A 14th-century skeleton found beneath Scotland’s Stirling Castle may be the first confirmed archaeological evidence of a person killed by a trebuchet. Researchers found more than 160 fractures, including 61 breaks in the skull and nearly 60 in the ribs. The injuries suggest the man was struck from behind by a high-speed boulder during the 1304 siege of the castle.
The Times of India In 1898, Virgil Earp claimed 160 acres in Arizona after surviving O.K. Corral
Virgil Earp, known for surviving the infamous O.K. Corral gunfight, embraced a new beginning as a homesteader in Arizona. Claiming 160 acres near Prescott through the federal homesteading process, his prior service in the Civil War lessened his residency obligation to just two years. By 1900, he secured his property title, stepping into a life that diverged significantly from his days as a frontier lawman.
The Times of India How Bangladesh followed Virat Kohli's template to humble Australia in Darwin
What began with Virat Kohli's call for greater investment in Test cricket and India's formidable pace attack became a blueprint for Bangladesh. Mominul Haque transformed the domestic system, backed fast bowlers and changed the country's Test cricket culture. Hasan Mahmud's six-wicket haul against Australia is now proof that the gamble is paying off.
The Times of India Hungary bus crash: 12 killed, 10 injured after Polish bus overturns on M3 motorway
Twelve people died and ten were seriously injured after a Polish bus overturned early Sunday. The bus ran off the M3 motorway and tipped into a ditch near Mezokeresztes. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the tragic casualties on Facebook. He also expressed his sincere condolences to the families of the victims. The exact cause of the accident remains unknown at this time.
The Times of India Air India Express passenger fires round at Varanasi airport, 2 injured
The Times of India 'She fell from roof': BSF jawan told family after wife's murder; arrested
A Border Security Force jawan was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife in Punjab. The victim's father filed a complaint after his daughter was found dead with injuries. He stated his daughter faced harassment and physical assault from her husband after marriage. The jawan claimed his wife fell from the roof, but the FIR alleges she was beaten. Police have arrested the accused jawan and are continuing their investigation.
The Times of India Navy sailor, wife and 2 children found dead at Mumbai home
A sailor and his two young children were discovered deceased at their Mumbai residence. Preliminary findings suggest the sailor died by suicide, while the children may have been poisoned. Police have initiated a thorough investigation into the tragic incident. Post-mortem and forensic reports are awaited for confirmation of causes. Investigators are gathering statements from witnesses to establish the sequence of events.
The Times of India 'Team didn’t have confidence in me': Jadeja’s candid revelation that left him 'disturbed'
Ravindra Jadeja opened up about the challenges he faced early in his career regarding his batting position. He acknowledged that batting lower in the order deeply impacted his confidence and self-belief. Jadeja noted that the team's lack of trust in his batting capabilities contributed to his struggles. His reflections came on the heels of India’s impressive Day 1, highlighted by Devdutt Padikkal achieving his first Test century against Sri Lanka.
