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The Times of India Who is Suresh? Meet 21-yo Indian boxer who knocked out World No. 1
Indian boxer Vishvanath Suresh shocked world No. 1 Sanzhar Tashkenbay with a knockout at the Asian Championships, reaching the semifinals. The Chennai-born national champion has risen quickly through strong youth and senior performances. With multiple medals and sharp skills, he has emerged as a promising contender, signaling a bright future for Indian boxing on the global stage.
The Times of India Sooryavanshi, Jaiswal script IPL history, become fastest Indian pair to...
Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the fastest Indian pair to 500 IPL partnership runs, reaching the mark in just 248 balls and breaking Sehwag-Gambhir’s record. Rajasthan Royals, batting first after winning the toss, looked strong. Gujarat Titans, led by Rashid Khan in Shubman Gill’s absence, faced added pressure against the in-form opening duo.
The Times of India IPL: Rizvi's masterclass floors Mumbai; Delhi make it two in a row
Sameer Rizvi’s explosive 90 powered Delhi Capitals to a five-wicket win over Mumbai Indians, sealing their second straight victory. Despite early struggles, 22-year-old Rizvi. who came out to bat as Impact Sub dominated the chase, overshadowing Suryakumar Yadav’s fifty and guiding Delhi home comfortably.
The Times of India IPL: No Shubman Gill for GT as RR bat first in Ahmedabad - check full playing XI
"Gill has a muscle spasm, hopefully he will be back soon," Rashid Khan said at the toss.
The Times of India What would aliens make of us? Why UFO fascination is rising again in America
As America eyes the moon again, UFO interest surges, fueled by Obama's 'real' alien comment and Trump's promise of file releases. Scientists ponder alien judgment of human conflict, while pop culture reflects our own fears. The Pentagon acknowledges UAPs but finds no extraterrestrial link, yet some claim 'nonhuman intelligence' is real, urging transparency.
The Times of India 'Felt like falling out of sky': Artemis II astronaut on Moon-bound journey
Artemis II astronauts have surpassed 150,000 miles from Earth, nearing the first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years. Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen described the translunar injection burn as feeling like 'falling out of the sky.' This historic mission marks a significant step towards future lunar exploration.
The Times of India BCB meets in Dhaka, talks India ties amid push for better BCCI relations
The meeting took place after a communication had earlier been sent to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding upcoming bilateral tours and cooperation.
The Times of India 11-year-old Indian-origin Bodhana becomes England No. 1
Indian-origin chess talent Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, is now England’s top-rated female chess player with a 2366 FIDE rating, surpassing Lan Yao. She began during lockdown, now ranks 72nd globally, and is a Woman International Master. She beat Mariya Muzychuk and earned praise from former UK Prime Minister and chess officials.
The Times of India Watch: Magnus Carlsen poses for selfie, then gets her phone seized
At the Grenke Chess Festival, Alua Nurman took a selfie with Magnus Carlsen before their match. Though he agreed, Carlsen reported it, leading officials to confiscate her phone under strict anti-cheating rules. The game continued normally, with Carlsen winning. A similar incident happened last year, highlighting how strictly chess authorities enforce rules, even in harmless situations like selfies.
The Times of India 'All they care about is politics and power': PM Modi slams Congress for endangering Indians in Gulf
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress leaders of endangering Indians in the Middle East with their remarks amid the US-Iran conflict. He stated that Congress's statements risk angering Gulf countries, potentially jeopardizing the safety of lakhs of Keralites working there. Modi emphasized his commitment to their security, highlighting India's strong relations with Gulf governments who consider Indians as family.
The Times of India 'BJP to take away Lakshmi Bhandar money': CM Mamata to woman voters in Bengal
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has warned women voters against sharing bank details with BJP workers, alleging a plot to commit financial fraud and steal benefits like Lakshmi Bhandar. She also criticized the Congress for a lack of coordination on electoral issues and failing to stand with the people during difficult times.
The Times of India Tamil Nadu election 2026: The big Annamalai question — what BJP gains, what it risks
BJP leader K Annamalai clarified he chose not to contest the Tamil Nadu assembly elections to focus on campaigning for the party and allies across multiple states. His decision, accepted by the leadership, allows him a broader organizational role, aiming to boost NDA candidates' prospects.
The Times of India Cristiano Ronaldo not selfish: Jorge Jesus explains Al-Nassr sub
Cristiano Ronaldo made a strong return for Al-Nassr in their 5-2 win over Al-Najma in the Saudi Pro League on April 3. The Portuguese star had been out for nearly a month due to a hamstring injury. Despite the break, he looked sharp on the field. He also looked confident on his comeback. Ronaldo scored twice in the second half. The icon's goals helped his team secure a comfortable victory. His performance reminded fans of his importance to the squad.
The Times of India Why did Suryakumar Yadav replace Hardik Pandya as MI captain?
Suryakumar Yadav led Mumbai Indians against Delhi Capitals. Hardik Pandya was unwell and missed the match. Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel won the toss and chose to bowl. Mumbai Indians made several changes to their playing eleven. The match took place at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. Both teams announced their playing XIs and impact substitutes.
The Times of India Trump mulls big Cabinet shake-up as Iran war backlash deepens: Report
US President Trump is reportedly considering a significant Cabinet reshuffle amid growing concerns over the Iran war's political fallout and rising fuel prices. Frustration over falling approval ratings and midterm election anxieties are fueling discussions about replacing senior officials, including intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard and commerce secretary Howard Lutnick. The administration faces pressure to project strength and address economic worries.
The Times of India Another global trade chokepoint at risk? After Hormuz, Iran signals Bab el-Mandeb move
Iran's top parliamentarian has hinted at extending maritime pressure to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a vital global trade route, amid ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic move could significantly impact global energy and supply chains, affecting countries like India that rely heavily on these waterways for trade and energy imports.
The Times of India ‘Devil’ and gang: UP ATS cracks Pakistan-backed module targeting rail infrastructure
Uttar Pradesh ATS arrested four individuals for allegedly operating a terror module directed by Pakistani handlers. The group planned arson attacks on railway infrastructure and conducted reconnaissance of key installations across multiple cities, aiming to create panic and economic disruption. They were apprehended before executing a major attack near Lucknow railway station.
The Times of India Why Pat Cummins left SRH camp and travelled back home - EXPLAINED
Sunrisers Hyderabad's Pat Cummins has flown back to Australia for a scheduled scan on his injured back, a condition that previously ruled him out of the T20 World Cup. The pacer had a brief stint with the SRH camp for light training. Cricket Australia will oversee the assessment, with Ishan Kishan continuing as captain in Cummins' absence.
The Times of India IPL: KL Rahul on brink of history; set to become first batter to...
KL Rahul is on the verge of IPL history, needing just 24 runs to become the first player to score 1,000 runs against a single franchise. His exceptional record against Mumbai Indians, averaging nearly 70, includes three centuries. Now with Delhi Capitals, Rahul aims to overcome a recent golden duck and continue his dominance.
The Times of India Why is Hardik Pandya not playing vs Delhi Capitals?
Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel won the toss and chose to bowl against Mumbai Indians. Mumbai Indians faced a setback as captain Hardik Pandya was absent due to illness, with Suryakumar Yadav leading the team. Changes were made to Mumbai's lineup, including the inclusion of Deepak Chahar and Bosch.
The Times of India Almost half of data centers planned for 2026 in US likely to be delayed or cancelled
US AI data centre expansion faces significant hurdles as a shortage of crucial electrical equipment, including transformers and switchgear, threatens to delay or cancel nearly half of planned facilities by 2026. Despite massive investments, domestic manufacturing struggles to meet demand, forcing reliance on imports and stretching delivery times to five years, potentially jeopardizing America's AI leadership.
The Times of India Amazon internal memo 'confirms' AWS centres hit in Dubai and Bahrain; no timeline for recovery
Amazon Web Services (AWS) centers in Dubai and Bahrain are experiencing significant disruptions following Iranian strikes, with "hard down" regions expected to be unavailable for an extended period. The company is prioritizing customer migration to other regions due to the scale of damage and has no timeline for restoring normal operations.
The Times of India Rajinikanth on Jailer 2, KHxRK while dodging Tamil Nadu poll questions
Superstar Rajinikanth has confirmed 'Jailer 2' is nearing completion and will soon enter its final production stages, with the release date to be announced by the production team. He also revealed that a new project, tentatively titled 'KHxRK,' with director Nelson Dilipkumar is slated to commence shooting in August, keeping the actor's schedule packed.
The Times of India Russia attacks Ukraine with drones: 5 killed, 19 injured as strikes hit Nikopol market
A Russian drone strike on a market in Nikopol, Ukraine, resulted in at least five deaths and 19 injuries, including a critically wounded 14-year-old girl. The prosecutor general's office condemned the attack as a war crime. This incident follows a pattern of increased Russian strikes on Ukraine, with other attacks also causing casualties.
The Times of India 'Ghayal hoon isliye ghatak hoon': Raghav Chadha tears into AAP allegations with Dhurandhar reference
Raghav Chadha refuted allegations after being replaced as AAP's Rajya Sabha deputy leader, calling it a "coordinated attack." He denied claims of not joining opposition walkouts, refusing to sign an impeachment motion, and raising "trivial issues." Chadha asserted he has consistently raised significant public concerns in Parliament over his four-year tenure.
The Times of India Delhi govt tightens noose: Businesses to get LPG only if they apply for PNG connection
Delhi's commercial LPG supply now requires users to register for piped natural gas (PNG) where available, or declare intent to switch. Oil marketing companies will verify these applications, sharing data with IGL. Businesses needing both can seek exemptions, ensuring compliance with the government's push for PNG adoption.
The Times of India OpenClaw creator, who Altman hired for millions, reacts to Anthropic banning his AI Agent
Anthropic has stopped supporting OpenClaw for its Claude subscriptions. This decision follows a recent leak of Anthropic's Claude Code source code. Anthropic cites increased demand and usage patterns of third-party tools as reasons for the change. Subscribers will receive credits and can purchase discounted usage bundles. OpenClaw's creator expressed disappointment but acknowledged efforts to mitigate the impact.
The Times of India 'Please don’t tell my mother': 23-year-old lands in ICU after selling his kidney
A young man, Ayush, allegedly sold his kidney to fund his MBA education due to severe financial hardship. He received only a portion of the promised payment and is now in the ICU battling for his life. The incident highlights the desperation faced by vulnerable individuals in pursuit of education.
The Times of India A land that floats, a deer that ‘dances’: Inside world’s only floating national park in Manipur
Manipur's Keibul Lamjao National Park, home to the world's only floating national park and the endangered Sangai deer, faces significant challenges. Rediscovered from near extinction, the Sangai's survival is intrinsically linked to the delicate phumdi ecosystem, now threatened by climate change and habitat degradation.
The Times of India India rejects 'payment issues' claim over Iranian crude tanker's diversion to China
Reports of an Iranian crude oil shipment rerouted to China due to payment issues have been officially denied by India's Petroleum Ministry. The ministry clarified that such diversions are common in global oil trade for optimization and assured that Indian refiners have secured their energy supplies, including from Iran, with no payment hurdles.
The Times of India India’s Bangladesh tour back on track? BCB reaches out to BCCI for September series
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has reached out to the BCCI to explore new avenues of cricketing cooperation, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. This comes after a period of strained relations, but recent diplomatic improvements suggest a positive outlook for future engagements between the two nations.
The Times of India Temple today, mosque tomorrow: It’s election season
As elections approach, political campaigns are transcending religious and caste boundaries. Leaders from various parties are seen participating in religious ceremonies across different faiths and visiting community memorials. This strategic shift aims to consolidate a significant minority vote and appeal to all segments of the electorate.
The Times of India How Pichai killed DeepMind's independence, and changed how Hassabis thinks about AI safety
Demis Hassabis spent over two years negotiating a semi-independent governance structure for DeepMind inside Alphabet—complete with a $1 billion walk-away plan and a proposed 3-3-3 oversight board. Sundar Pichai shut it down, arguing AI was too central to Google's core business to be spun out. The failed experiment eventually changed how Hassabis thinks about AI safety altogether.
The Times of India Going on vacation? Don’t water your plants; try this home gardening hack
Frequent travellers can now maintain thriving gardens with a simple straw mulching hack. This technique locks in moisture, regulates soil temperature and suppresses weeds, allowing plants to flourish for up to a week without extra watering. Gardening expert reveals how proper application ensures that the gardens stay healthy during extended absences.
The Times of India McKinsey's leadership playbook for AI: It's time for companies to cut the extra layers
McKinsey suggests AI can help companies flatten management structures by empowering leaders to oversee larger scopes. This "Great Flattening" aims to reduce costly, slow decision-making layers, as AI agents automate tasks in HR, finance, and legal, and aid resource reallocation.
The Times of India ‘This has happened before’: How science explains Déjà Vu and the eerie feeling of life on replay
An uncanny feeling of having lived a moment before, known as déjà vu, is explored by scientists. This sensation, often dismissed as a trick of the mind, is now understood as a healthy brain's 'fact-checking' mechanism detecting a mismatch between familiarity and reality. Researchers suggest it reveals much about memory and perception.
The Times of India Salman Khan’s Panvel farmhouse: Gym to stables, pool and more
Salman Khan's luxurious Panvel estate, Arpita Farms, sprawls over 150 acres and carries a valuation of Rs 80 crores, presenting an opulent haven. This picturesque getaway boasts earthy decor, a breathtaking pool area highlighted by a serene Buddha statue, and a full-fledged gym ideal for fitness enthusiasts.
The Times of India 'Dhurandhar 2' BO day 17: Ranveer Singh film eyes Rs 1,000 crore India net
Aditya Dhar’s 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge' is on the verge of history, eyeing the Rs. 1,000 crore India net milestone on day 17. Starring Ranveer Singh, the spy thriller has amassed Rs. 963.03 crore domestically and Rs. 1,523.58 crore globally. Despite ongoing IPL 2026 season, the film continues to shatter records, surpassing SS Rajamouli's 'Baahubali 2' in North America and outperforming the Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Jawan' and Yash starrer 'KGF 2' in its trajectory.
The Times of India 'Nothing left in Left': Rahul Gandhi alleges ‘BJP-RSS-LDF Nexus’ during Kerala poll rally
Rahul Gandhi accused Kerala's LDF and BJP of a hidden understanding, claiming Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan aligns with those attacking minorities nationwide. Gandhi highlighted a senior Left leader's presence as proof of a fundamental shift in the LDF, asserting it has lost its 'Left' identity and is now guided by a communal 'hidden hand' in partnership with the BJP-RSS.
The Times of India Saudi travel ban: New rules bring up to SR30,000 fine, 5-year ban for restricted countries
Saudi Arabia has implemented new travel regulations, imposing significant fines and travel bans on citizens visiting restricted countries without official approval. These updated rules, under the Kingdom’s Travel Documents Law, aim to protect citizens from high-risk regions and ensure compliance with security, political, and health considerations.
The Times of India '2 abortions, desire for son, pool of bodies': Chilling details in Telangana triple murder
A tragic incident unfolded in Warangal where a 26-year-old woman and her two young daughters were discovered dead in a swimming pool. The woman's father alleges her husband murdered them, suspecting the unborn child was also a girl, and is now absconding. Police are actively searching for the accused as an investigation is underway.
The Times of India ‘Calculated Hindi imposition’: MK Stalin slams Centre over CBSE’s new three-language curriculum
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has strongly criticized the CBSE's new curriculum framework. He labels it a linguistic imposition that favors Hindi over regional languages. Stalin argues this policy undermines federalism and marginalizes non-Hindi-speaking states. He urges the Union government to respect India's linguistic diversity and protect students' rights across all states
The Times of India Iran downs F-15, A-10 jets: First US combat aircraft losses in over 20 years
Iran has shot down two US military aircraft, an F-15E Strike Eagle and an A-10 attack aircraft, marking the first such incidents in over two decades. Despite US claims of Iran's weakened capabilities, these events highlight Tehran's continued ability to retaliate, possibly with shoulder-fired missiles, even as US forces conduct extensive operations.
The Times of India Good intentions, bad advice: When viral health tips go wrong
A seasoned doctor highlights misinformation as a major health threat, often spread with good intentions. He urges physicians to actively combat this 'infodemic' by communicating scientific rigor clearly and engaging with the public. This proactive approach, he argues, is crucial for building trust and ensuring patient safety in the digital age.
The Times of India Virat Kohli’s cheeky response to ‘overseas player’ taunts shuts down London trolls
Virat Kohli has made an immediate impact in the IPL, leading Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a season-opening victory. Despite a break and time spent in London with family, Kohli's performance remains strong. He humorously addressed social media jokes about his overseas status, emphasizing his commitment to the sport and the validation that comes with hard-earned success.
The Times of India ‘I decided not to contest’: Annamalai breaks silence on ‘denied ticket’ speculation
Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai has voluntarily opted out of contesting the upcoming assembly elections, stating he informed the party leadership in writing. Union minister Piyush Goyal confirmed Annamalai will focus on statewide campaigning.
The Times of India Debris from aerial interception strikes building in Dubai's Marina
Debris from an aerial interception struck a building in Dubai Marina, authorities confirmed Saturday. No fire or injuries were reported following the incident, which occurred amid ongoing regional conflict. This follows earlier attacks in the UAE, including one at a gas facility and a fire on a Kuwaiti oil tanker.
The Times of India After being labelled as 'terrorist' company by Iran, Dell tells employees not to travel
Dell Technologies has halted employee travel to the Middle East until mid-April following threats from Iran's IRGC, which named the company as a potential target. The tech giant is prioritizing staff safety amid escalating regional tensions. Employees in affected areas are instructed to work from home, and transit through these regions is also restricted.
The Times of India Petrol shock, free rides & more: How is Pakistan dealing with Hormuz energy crisis
Pakistan grapples with soaring fuel prices, prompting free public transport in Islamabad and Punjab for 30 days. Despite a revised petrol price, public anger persists. The government aims to ease economic burdens amid global energy disruptions and IMF pressure, with similar measures seen in Karachi and Bangladesh.
The Times of India Caught on cam: Karnataka woman flung into air after car hits her while crossing road
A woman named Bharathi was critically injured after being struck by a car while crossing the road with her daughter in Bantwal taluk. The incident, captured on CCTV, occurred in Sajipamunnur, Dakshina Kannada district. She is currently receiving treatment at a private hospital in Mangaluru, and a case has been registered.
The Times of India Ranbir Kapoor reveals ‘Ramayana’ is a six-hour saga; Part 2 shoot halfway done
Ranbir Kapoor unveiled exciting details about Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana', a two-part epic set to release this Diwali. Kapoor described the film as India's 'Lord of the Rings,' boasting six hours of grand visuals, action, and emotional depth. He confirmed filming for Part 2 is halfway complete, promising an even more thrilling experience for audiences.
The Times of India Sam Altman's acquisition that has left many wondering what OpenAI wants to do
OpenAI's recent acquisition of media company TBPN has surprised industry watchers, raising questions about its strategy as it prepares for a potential IPO. This follows a significant hardware acquisition and other diverse startup purchases, leading some experts to question the company's direction amidst intense AI competition and rising costs.
The Times of India Virat and Anushka’s Mumbai home: All about the power couple's stylish abode
In the vibrant city of Mumbai, cricketer Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma have settled into a breathtaking apartment that commands a staggering value of Rs 34 crore. Perched high on the 35th floor, this opulent residence spans 7,171 sq ft and boasts four bedrooms, all while providing mesmerizing views of the Arabian Sea.
The Times of India Tragedy at Peru stadium: 1 killed, dozens injured before derby rally
Tragedy struck Alejandro Villanueva Stadium in Lima as an incident during a football rally claimed one life and injured 47. While the cause remains unconfirmed, initial reports of a wall collapse were denied by the club. Hospitals are on high alert as authorities investigate the unfortunate event that marred a pre-derby gathering.
The Times of India Tharoor's convoy blocked in Kerala's Wandoor, five men assault his gunman, driver
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor's convoy faced an alleged attack in Kerala's Wandoor on Friday evening. Two vehicles reportedly blocked the road, leading to an assault on Tharoor's gunman and driver when they attempted to clear the obstruction. Police have arrested one of the five identified accused and are pursuing the others.
The Times of India 'One by one': Iran downs another US jet after F-15E, crashes into Hormuz; watch
An American A-10 Thunderbolt II jet crashed into the Strait of Hormuz shortly after an F-15E Strike Eagle was reportedly shot down over Iran. The Iranian embassy in South Africa shared footage, claiming "American fighter jets are being shot down one by one." The A-10's pilot was safely rescued, though details surrounding the crash remain scarce.
The Times of India Too much screen time in kids may look like autism: Doctors explain why
Excessive screen exposure in young children is leading to autism-like behaviors, a phenomenon doctors are calling "virtual autism." This condition, distinct from neurodevelopmental autism, is characterized by developmental slowdown and can be reversed by reducing screen time and increasing real-world interaction. Early intervention focusing on play and communication is crucial for recovery.
The Times of India Youth slips while trying to board moving train at Bhopal railway station, battles for life
A young man was critically injured after attempting to board a moving train at Bhopal Junction, becoming trapped and dragged between the train and the platform. The harrowing incident, captured on CCTV, highlights the dangers of boarding trains in motion. Railway officials are investigating, emphasizing passenger safety and urging adherence to precautions.
The Times of India 9 members of a family, including 7 women, dead as car falls into water-filled well
Tragedy struck in Nashik's Dindori area as a car carrying nine family members, including seven women, plunged into a water-filled well late Friday night. Returning from a family event, the driver reportedly lost control, sending the vehicle off the road. Rescue operations are underway to retrieve the victims, and police are investigating the incident's cause.
The Times of India 'Our home looks gorgeous from space': Artemis II shares stunning images of Earth
Nasa's Artemis II mission has released stunning first photographs of Earth as the crew journeys toward the moon. Captured by Commander Reid Wiseman, these images showcase our planet's beauty from the Orion spacecraft. This mission, a crucial step for future deep-space exploration and lunar missions, tests systems as the astronauts prepare for their lunar flyby and return to Earth.
The Times of India Canadian billionaire Kevin O’Leary points out a good thing about AI layoffs
Kevin O'Leary, the Canadian billionaire, asserts that artificial intelligence is elevating human creativity, making artists and storytellers more valuable than ever. He highlights how compelling social media content, especially short-form videos, now commands significant salaries due to measurable customer acquisition. O'Leary believes AI is a powerful productivity tool, fostering new industries and opportunities across all economic sectors.
The Times of India Shreyas Iyer in trouble: PBKS captain fined, one step away from ban
Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer faces a hefty ₹24 lakh fine for a slow over-rate, marking their second such offence. The team's playing XI also incurred fines. Another breach could lead to Iyer's suspension and a ₹30 lakh penalty, adding pressure as PBKS aims for consistency with many matches remaining.
The Times of India Meta layoffs continue, job cuts hit 200 employees as per filings
Meta is implementing further job cuts, eliminating hundreds of roles in Silicon Valley as the tech giant significantly increases its investment in artificial intelligence. These permanent layoffs, scheduled for late May, add to previous reductions and come as CEO Mark Zuckerberg prioritizes AI development and productivity enhancements.
The Times of India Ruturaj Gaikwad matches Jadeja’s unwanted record, tops CSK’s list for wrong reasons
Chennai Super Kings face an uncharacteristic start to IPL 2026, losing their first two matches under captain Ruturaj Gaikwad. This marks the second time in their history, and the first under Dhoni's long tenure, that the franchise has begun with consecutive defeats.
The Times of India 'Anxiety among minorities': Shashi Tharoor questions FCRA Ammendment Bill
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor expressed skepticism regarding reports of the Centre withdrawing the FCRA Amendment Bill, warning of its potential reintroduction. He stated the opposition will remain vigilant to prevent amendments causing anxiety among religious minorities. Opposition MPs had previously protested the bill, citing concerns for NGOs and minority groups
The Times of India Ruturaj Gaikwad ‘threatened’ by Sanju Samson at CSK? Ex-captain’s big claim
Michael Vaughan and Simon Doull question Chennai Super Kings' captaincy dynamics, suggesting Ruturaj Gaikwad might feel threatened by new signing Sanju Samson's leadership credentials. Despite Samson's underwhelming start, his past success as captain at Rajasthan Royals looms large. This discussion follows CSK's second consecutive defeat, highlighting evolving leadership concerns within the team.
The Times of India Middle East continues to boil: Iran rejects US 48-hour ceasefire proposal
Iran has reportedly rejected a US proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire, with an unnamed source citing the offer was delivered via an intermediary. Tehran insists on a guaranteed, permanent end to hostilities and has dismissed claims by US President Trump about seeking a temporary truce.
The Times of India Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott: Single person who holds people most accountable
Microsoft CFO Amy Hood faces scrutiny after a costly 2024 decision to halt data centre expansions backfired, ceding ground to rivals. Despite this setback, she's credited with maintaining stable margins amidst massive AI investments and workforce reductions. Hood now spearheads efforts to rapidly deploy new capacity, including acquiring abandoned projects.
The Times of India NFL Trade Rumors: Chicago Bears eye $120M Miami Dolphins star to boost offence
NFL trade rumours picked up their pace again as the Chicago Bears are reportedly emerging as a serious contender to acquire veteran wide receiver Tyreek Hill. This potential move follows the team's trade of DJ Moore, creating a void in their receiving corps. Adding Hill's proven deep-threat ability could significantly boost Chicago's offence and its immediate competitiveness. For now, nothing is official. No deal has been agreed. Still, the direction is clear. The Chicago Bears want to boost their offense, and this move could play a big role in that plan if it becomes reality.
The Times of India Delhi, Baku work to fix ties after Pakistan row
The Times of India 7th India-flagged LPG tanker crosses Hormuz, 17 in queue
In a significant maritime achievement, an Indian LPG tanker has successfully maneuvered through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, flanked by six compatriots that have already reached Indian shores. However, the tension persists as seventeen Indian vessels, two of which are LPG carriers, hold position on the western side, biding their time for a chance to make the journey.
The Times of India Candidates Chess: R Praggnanandhaa wastes his best chance to score win
India's R Praggnanandhaa missed a prime chance for victory at the Candidates Tournament, settling for a draw against Andrey Esipenko. Meanwhile, Vaishali Rameshbabu faced her first defeat against Zhu Jiner in the Women's Candidates, while Divya Deshmukh secured a hard-fought draw. The tournament's early stages show a strong lead by Javokhir Sindarov.
The Times of India As Apple turns 50, a look back the 'most important call' Steve Jobs made to Bill Gates
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates reflected on the pivotal 1997 moment when Microsoft invested in a struggling Apple, preventing its bankruptcy. Gates expressed no regrets about the intervention, acknowledging Apple's subsequent crucial role in the mobile era. He did, however, lament selling Microsoft's 5% stake in Apple, calling it a foolish decision.
The Times of India 'I’ve changed mentally and technically': Padikkal reveals truth behind his T20 transformation
Devdutt Padikkal is transforming into a T20 force, showcasing an aggressive shift in his batting after a blistering 61. He credits mental reset and technical fine-tuning with RCB's think tank for his evolution. Padikkal remains focused on his role in the explosive RCB lineup and the ultimate goal of representing India.
The Times of India How a ‘water request’ turned into horror: Govt employee raped at knifepoint
In a shocking incident in Macherla, Andhra Pradesh, a 32-year-old woman employed by the government experienced a horrific attack in her home. An unidentified man broke in, brandishing a knife, and committed a violent act against her, using an iron rod in a deeply disturbing manner.
The Times of India Special session a violation of election code, claims Congress
The Congress party has criticized the BJP's recently announced 'special session', accusing it of violating campaign regulations, particularly regarding the contentious women's quota bill, which they claim is aimed at influencing voters in Tamil Nadu and Bengal. They express concern over proposed adjustments to parliamentary seats, warning it could marginalize smaller states and exacerbate regional inequalities.
The Times of India Hardik Pandya gears up to bowl full quota at 2027 ODI World Cup
Hardik Pandya is actively working to prove his fitness for bowling 10 overs in ODIs, aiming to be a key player for the 2027 World Cup. Despite initial concerns from the BCCI, he has demonstrated his readiness in domestic matches and is undergoing rigorous training to assure selectors of his bowling capabilities.
The Times of India ‘Dhurandhar 2’ crosses Rs 1,500 crore mark worldwide in 16 days
Ranveer Singh's 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' continues its impressive box office run, crossing Rs 1500 crore worldwide. The spy thriller saw a significant jump on its third Friday, with India net collections nearing Rs 1000 crore. The film's strong performance indicates further growth over the weekend.
The Times of India Government confident of cross-party support for women’s quota bills
The government plans to reconvene Parliament for a special session to pass women's reservation legislation for 2029. Despite opposition parties questioning the timing and motives, they've largely supported the proposal itself. The NDA is confident due to broad past support and women's growing influence as voters, anticipating passage of key bills.
The Times of India ‘Ramayana’: Ranbir Kapoor confirms his double role — watch
Ranbir Kapoor will portray Lord Ram and Lord Parshuram in Nitesh Tiwari's 'Ramayana', confirming a double role. Kapoor shared his approach to differentiating the divine characters, emphasizing spirituality and emotional depth. He acknowledged the immense responsibility of embodying such revered figures, stating his portrayal stems from his personal faith and beliefs as an Indian actor.
The Times of India Uttarakhand school collects money from students, builds ‘ghost temple’
A government school in Uttarakhand's Kumaon hills is embroiled in controversy after constructing a 'temple' on campus. This was done to appease the spirit of a Nepali labourer, believed to have haunted the school for 30 years following an accidental death. The unusual construction, funded by the school community, followed unexplained incidents of girls falling unconscious.
The Times of India MP assembly disqualifies Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti at midnight, opposition cries foul
Madhya Pradesh assembly disqualified Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti at midnight after a Delhi court sentenced him in a bank fraud case. The opposition slammed the move as a democratic violation, especially as the court stayed the sentence for 60 days for appeal. Constitutional experts questioned the premature disqualification, while parties traded accusations.
The Times of India Not Jasprit Bumrah: MI coach calls this bowler as team's 'X-factor'
The 20-year-old spinner came under focus after conceding 51 runs in Mumbai Indians’ opening match against Kolkata Knight Riders, but Jayawardene backed him as a long-term prospect.
The Times of India 500 companies of central forces to stay on in Bengal after results, says EC
The Election Commission will retain 500 companies of central armed police forces in Bengal for post-poll law and order duties until further notice. This decision comes in light of the state's history of post-poll violence, with an additional 200 companies to remain until counting concludes to secure EVMs and counting centers.
The Times of India India commissions third indigenous nuclear submarine; Rajnath unveils frigate, Vizag facility
India's naval strength significantly bolstered with the commissioning of INS Aridhaman, its third indigenous nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, enhancing its second-strike capability. The vessel boasts advanced stealth and increased missile capacity. Additionally, the stealth frigate INS Taragiri was inducted, alongside the foundation stone laid for a crucial naval research facility, underscoring India's growing maritime prowess and self-reliance.
The Times of India HAL imposes ‘contractual penalties’ on GE for Tejas engine delivery delay;
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited anticipates receiving 20 F404 engines from General Electric by December, with a sixth for the Tejas Mark 1A expected by April-end. HAL is imposing contractual penalties on GE for engine supply delays. Meanwhile, all 34 Tejas jets are set to resume flying from April 8 after software issues were resolved, following a recent grounding incident.
The Times of India 17 calls between Maha deputy CM Eknath Shinde and Nashik astrologer Ashok Kharat
Maharashtra Industries Minister Uday Samant has demanded an investigation into the leak of sensitive information concerning astrologer Ashok Kharat's rape case. This follows activist Anjali Damania's claims of high-profile politicians, including Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, contacting the accused. Samant dismissed the allegations as a smear campaign against Shinde.
The Times of India 'No clarity from Kohli or Shastri': Yuvraj makes massive retirement revelation
Former India batter Yuvraj Singh revealed he lacked clarity about his future during his final years, receiving no clear communication from Virat Kohli, Ravi Shastri, or selectors. He stressed senior players deserve honesty, while crediting MS Dhoni for offering perspective, adding he chose to decide his own retirement despite uncertainty.
The Times of India Heavy rains in Pune halt PMPML operations as 100 buses break down
Pune witnessed widespread commuter inconvenience as 97 PMPML buses broke down during sudden heavy showers. Officials admitted unpreparedness, citing unexpected intensity and a focus on summer maintenance. Passengers faced significant hardship with stalled buses and long waits for alternative transport, raising concerns about the transport body's monsoon readiness.
The Times of India Centre asks states to curb fuel rumours
The Times of India Won’t be cowed, says Raghav, AAP brass says he indulged in ‘soft PR’
After Raghav Chadha's ousting as deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, AAP leaders launched an intense critique, branding him as overly focused on superficial publicity while neglecting critical party ideologies. His peers challenged his muted stance on urgent political affairs and his conspicuous lack of presence at protests, suggesting a possible intimidation by PM Modi.
The Times of India Government moves to end toll waiver on ID display; no cash at booths from April 10
Toll payments will go cashless from April 10, with no cash transactions accepted. Vehicles without FASTags can pay via UPI at 1.25 times the normal fee, or face penalties. Exempted individuals must now use special FASTags or annual passes to prevent misuse and reduce arguments at toll plazas, paving the way for signal-free tolling.
