The Times of India UP govt passes stricter 'love jihad' law, includes life term

The Uttar Pradesh government has passed a bill on Tuesday to amend an anti-conversion law, increasing the severity of punishments for offenders. The Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act was passed by the Yogi Adiyanath-led state government, following its introduction by parliamentary affairs minister Suresh Khanna on Monday. Previously, the law stipulated a maximum punishment of 10 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 50,000 for fraudulent or forced conversions.

The Times of India Countries that drive on the left side of the road

Many countries have unique traffic laws, with some driving on the left. India's left-hand driving traces back to British colonial influence. The article also highlights differences like steering wheel placement and wiper design. It lists 69 countries that primarily drive on the left, spanning Europe, Africa, Asia, South Pacific, and other regions.

The Times of India Probe report cites 6 big reasons for flooding of Delhi coaching centre

The Times of India Nehra on why Hardik lost captaincy to Suryakumar

Suryakumar and Gambhir share a strong bond dating back to their days with Kolkata Knight Riders in 2014. Gambhir, who was the KKR captain, showed significant faith in Suryakumar, even making him the vice-captain at one point. Is Gambhir viewing Suryakumar, who made a crucial catch in the T20 World Cup final, as a long-term T20I captaincy prospect?

The Times of India How old is Earth and how did scientists determine its age?

Estimating Earth's age at 4.54 billion years has remained consistent since the 1950s due to radiometric dating methods. Historical theories varied greatly until geochemist Clair Patterson's work in the 1950s used isotopic composition of meteorites, concluding Earth's age. Despite advancements, this figure remains largely unchanged, confirming radiometric dating's reliability.

The Times of India 'Chacha ko gachcha': Adityanath takes dig at 'Akhilesh-Shivpal' divide; gets 'Delhi ko gacha' jab in return

The Times of India Delhi HC gives Ramdev 3-days to remove these 'dangerous claims'

The Delhi High Court ordered Ramdev to stop claiming that Coronil cures COVID-19 and to remove such claims from online platforms within three days. The court noted that the product is merely an immunity booster and making false cure claims could harm public health and Ayurveda's reputation.

The Times of India Harris or Trump? 'Nostradamus' of US elections reveals who may win

Since 1984, Professor Allen Lichtman has accurately predicted election outcomes. With President Biden backing out, Lichtman updated his model and hinted at Kamala Harris's potential victory in the upcoming US presidential election. Harris enjoys several advantages, including a strong economy and no primary challengers. He plans to make his official prediction after the Democratic convention.

The Times of India Got to know I was no longer West Bengal Cong chief when ...: Adhir Ranjan

The Times of India Before Manu, meet 'Indian' who won two medals at single Olympics

Norman Pritchard, born on June 23, 1875, in Calcutta (now Kolkata), India, holds a unique place in the annals of Olympic history. He was the first Indian and Asian-born athlete to win an Olympic medal, achieving this feat at the 1900 Paris Olympics. He was also the first person to score a hat-trick in a professional football game, a founding member of the Indian Football Association and later the first Olympian to participate in

The Times of India ITR filing: Which is correct ITR form for salaried taxpayers

ITR filing FY 2023-24: The correct ITR form for assessment year 2024-25 depends on the level of your income and a host of other factors. Do remember that from financial year 2023-24, the new income tax regime is the default income tax regime.

The Times of India On Tokyo's heartbreak, Manu Bhaker says 'let the past remain in the past'

Indian shooter Manu Bhaker made history by winning two medals at the same Olympics post-Independence. Bhaker, alongside Sarabjot Singh, secured a bronze in the 10m air pistol mixed team event in Paris. This follows her earlier bronze win in the women's 10m air pistol event. Bhaker's achievement showcases her resilience after a disappointing Tokyo Olympics.

The Times of India Watch: Drone visuals highlight devastating impact of Wayanad landslides

In Wayanad, Kerala, the death toll from recent landslides has reached 63, with 116 people injured. The state is mobilizing rescue efforts involving state and union ministers, as well as Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel. Three camps have been set up for the affected, and various hospitals in the region are treating the injured.

The Times of India Bill Gates’ son-in-law to compete in Paris Olympics 2024

Nayel Nassar, husband of Bill Gates' daughter Jennifer Gates, is set to represent Egypt in the equestrian jumping event at the Paris Olympics. Nassar previously competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. He aims for his first Olympic medal amid controversy about his support team size. Jennifer Gates prepares for their second child. Melinda Gates publicly supported Nassar on social media.

The Times of India Who is Sarabjot Singh, India's latest Olympic medallist

Sarabjot Singh, who transitioned from aspiring footballer to accomplished shooter, secured India's second medal at the Paris Olympics alongside Manu Bhaker by winning bronze in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event. Despite initial financial concerns, his family supported his shooting ambitions, leading to significant national and international accolades, all under the mentorship of coach Abhishek Rana.