The Times of India Watch: Trump shooter on roof, Secret Services snipers take aim at him

The Times of India Dying declaration has ‘sacrosanct status’ as legal evidence: Orissa HC

The Orissa High Court upheld the conviction of a man for murdering his wife based on her dying declaration. The court stressed the importance of dying declarations as a piece of evidence, noting the belief that a person on the verge of death is unlikely to fabricate a statement.

The Times of India Virat Kohli, Anushka attend Krishna Das kirtan

Following India's triumphant victory in the 2024 T20 World Cup, the country's cricketing icon, Virat Kohli, has been savoring some well-deserved downtime with his loved ones in the bustling city of London. While in the British capital, Virat and his spouse, renowned actress Anushka Sharma, took the opportunity to attend a soul-stirring kirtan session at the historic Union Chapel. The event was spearheaded by the acclaimed Krishna Das, often referred to as the 'Rock Star of Yoga' due to his unique approach of blending traditional Indian chants with contemporary musical elements.

The Times of India Trump assassination attempt: Who was the shooter?

A 20-year-old man from Pennsylvania has been identified by the FBI as the suspected shooter in the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on Saturday during a rally in Pennsylvania. The FBI has not yet released the suspect's name as they continue their investigation into the attack. According to Richard Goldinger, the local prosecutor, the assailant was positioned on the rooftop of a manufacturing facility located outside the event grounds.

The Times of India 'Sniper shot Trump with AR-style rifle from over 130 yards'

The Times of India When a jumbo road trip triggered Karnataka-Telangana tug of war

Karnataka-Telangana resolved an elephant transport issue for Bonalu and Muharram. Objections due to Rupavathi’s health were addressed through talks and fresh examinations by Hyderabad zoo veterinarians. Karnataka chief wildlife warden Subhash Malkhede confirmed the latest medical report and positive physical exam, clearing Rupavathi’s journey from Sri Jagadguru Panchacharya Mandir Trust.

The Times of India 'See him with a rifle': Eyewitness of Trump attack who saw shooter

The Times of India The $7.5 billion deal that Satya Nadella 'sealed' in 20 minutes

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella, since 2014, embraced cloud computing and doubled its market share. He quickly approved the $7.5 billion GitHub acquisition at a Suncadia Resort retreat in the Cascade Mountains. GitHub supports global developer collaboration with Microsoft's cloud infrastructure, establishing Microsoft’s No. 2 role behind Amazon in cloud computing, as reported by New York Times.

The Times of India Shooting at Trump rally: How attacks on Presidents and candidates have shaped US history

Historically, political violence has led to significant changes in presidential security, starting with the assassinations of Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, and William McKinley, which initiated Secret Service protection. The assassination of John F Kennedy further tightened security measures. Despite these precautions, attempts on the lives of nearly every modern USpresident have been made, with the Secret Service successfully thwarting most without injury.

The Times of India No using Nepal against India but important to address pending issues: Oli’s party

Nepal, under K P Sharma Oli, will follow a neutral foreign policy ensuring national interests. Oli’s coalition with Nepali Congress will address border disputes with India. Sher Bahadur Deuba will follow as PM. Partnerships include hydropower projects and funding BRI with grants. Rajan Bhattarai emphasizes the multi-dimensional ties with India.

The Times of India No independent MLA in Himachal for first time in electoral history

Himachal Pradesh witnesses a shift in power dynamics as Independent MLAs switch sides, impacting the political landscape. Congress gains ground with a historic win, while BJP faces challenges. The absence of Independent MLAs in the assembly marks a significant change in the state's political scenario.

The Times of India This may be why gaming company Valve employs few people and the salary it gives

Valve, known for Steam and Half-Life, employed 336 people in 2021. Wolfire's lawsuit revealed an average developer pay of $1 million. Valve's profitability per employee exceeds Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. Despite fewer staff than EA or Riot Games, Valve's workforce includes 79 in Steam, 181 in game development, and 41 in hardware.

The Times of India 'If I were to join a B'luru software company, first thing I would …': Github CEO

GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, in an interview, explained joining a Bengaluru software firm requires understanding workflows and codebase. He mentioned GitHub's Co-pilot Workspace for refining project ideas, determining files, and implementing tasks. Human skills are still crucial for seasoned professionals and new engineers in India's competitive tech industry.

The Times of India TN BSP leader K Armstrong's murder: One accused killed in encounter

The Times of India 'It sounded like July 4 pops': Witnesses recount chaos at Trump rally

Former US President Donald Trump's election campaign rally took an unexpected turn when a series of popping sounds caused the crowd of thousands to seek cover in a panic. The Secret Service agents acted swiftly to ensure the safety of the 78-year-old Republican, inadvertently knocking over the lectern bearing his name in their haste. As the agents helped Trump regain his footing, they quickly guided him towards his waiting motorcade.