The Times of India French twist: Macron’s premier ousted in no-trust vote. What's next

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government was ousted after a no-confidence vote spurred by a budget dispute. The far-right and left joined forces to oppose Barnier's proposed budget cuts and tax increases. President Macron now faces the challenge of appointing a new prime minister who can navigate a deeply divided parliament and address France's economic woes.

The Times of India Russian President Putin praises India's 'Make in India' initiative for boosting SMEs

Russian President Vladimir Putin lauded India's economic policies, particularly the "Make in India" initiative, for fostering a stable environment for SMEs. He expressed Russia's interest in establishing manufacturing facilities in India and highlighted the success of Russia's import substitution program, drawing parallels with India's approach. Putin also advocated for enhanced BRICS cooperation to support SME growth.

The Times of India 21 cases, Burail jailbreak: Sukhbir Badal shooter has these to his profile

Narain Singh Chaura, a former Khalistani militant with a history of UAPA and Explosives Act charges, fired upon former Punjab deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal. Chaura, linked to Babbar Khalsa and involved in the 2004 Burail jailbreak, had been acquitted in multiple cases. Police records indicate his association with terrorist groups and a plot targeting Badal and other officials.

The Times of India 'Slit throats to prevent screaming': How Delhi youth wiped out family

A 20-year-old Delhi University student, Arjun Tanwar, allegedly murdered his parents and sister in their Neb Sarai home on their wedding anniversary. Police suspect the motive stems from property disputes and resentment over his father's favoritism towards his sister and disapproval of Arjun's boxing ambitions.

The Times of India 'Mee Punha Yein': Fadnavis, Maharashtra’s new CM, back in driver’s seat

Devendra Fadnavis is set to be sworn in as Maharashtra's Chief Minister again after the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance secured a resounding victory in the assembly elections. Eknath Shinde, the caretaker CM, proposed Fadnavis's name, and will serve as his deputy. Ajit Pawar will also be a deputy CM. The full cabinet will be formed after the power-sharing agreement is finalized.

The Times of India 'He complemented me': Dravid on 303-run stand with VVS in Adelaide

Rahul Dravid reminisced about his 303-run partnership with VVS Laxman during the 2003 Adelaide Test against Australia. Feeling responsible for running out Sourav Ganguly, Dravid felt compelled to contribute significantly. Their contrasting batting styles, combined with previous successful partnerships, allowed them to rebuild India's innings and secure a historic victory.

The Times of India Microsoft to Windows PC users: This is ‘non-negotiable’ for …

Microsoft insists on TPM 2.0 for Windows 11's future security, pushing users to upgrade from soon-to-be-unsupported Windows 10. The hardware requirement limits upgrades to newer PCs, prompting Microsoft to encourage hardware purchases. While a TPM-optional LTSC version exists for businesses, most users face a choice: upgrade or risk security by staying on Windows 10.

The Times of India Will Rohit open or not? Gavaskar on India's playing XI for Adelaide Test

Team India, leading 1-0 in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, gears up for the second Test against Australia in Adelaide. Rohit Sharma's return presents a selection dilemma. Sunil Gavaskar suggests Rohit open, with KL Rahul at number six and Shubman Gill at three. He also proposes potential bowling changes depending on the pitch conditions.

The Times of India Ensure all detainees get legal help: US to Bangladesh on jailed Hindu monk

The Times of India Virat's fitness secret revealed by Anushka: 'Sleep is non-negotiable'

Virat Kohli's exceptional fitness, fueled by strict discipline and healthy habits, is the driving force behind his cricketing achievements. His wife, Anushka Sharma, revealed his rigorous routine of cardio, clean eating, and prioritizing rest. This dedication has enabled Kohli to overcome a recent slump and score a crucial century against Australia, inching closer to Sir Donald Bradman's record.

The Times of India Trump picks ex-Senator Kelly Loeffler to head Small Business Administration

Former Senator Kelly Loeffler has been chosen by President-elect Donald Trump to head the Small Business Administration (SBA). Trump praised Loeffler's business acumen and highlighted her focus on reducing red tape and promoting small business growth. Loeffler, a former Georgia senator and Trump fundraiser, will also co-chair his inauguration.

The Times of India 'Duty on steel to hit exports'

Engineering exporters warned against safeguard duty on steel, claiming it would inflate domestic prices and hinder export competitiveness. They argue domestic steel prices are linked to landed import prices, and the duty would increase prices by 20-25%.

The Times of India Attack on Sukhbir Singh Badal shows rise of radical fringe

A history-sheeter and pro-Khalistan terrorist, Narain Singh Chaura, attempted to assassinate former Punjab deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal. This incident highlights the rising radical extremism in Punjab, fueled by online propaganda and support from Pakistan-based terrorist outfits. The increasing influence of radical leaders and the spread of misinformation contribute to pro-Khalistan sentiments, necessitating stronger countermeasures.

The Times of India Sukhbir Badal assassination bid: Was Narayan Singh Chaura a lone wolf?

Sukhbir Singh Badal, Shiromani Akali Dal chief, faced a near-assassination attempt outside the Golden Temple while performing religious penance. A pro-Khalistan hardliner, Narain Singh Chaura, fired a shot, narrowly missing Badal due to the swift action of an alert security officer and a sewadar.

The Times of India South Delhi horror: Youth murders Army veteran father, mother and sister

A 20-year-old Delhi University student, Arjun Tanwar, murdered his parents and sister on their wedding anniversary. He allegedly resented his father's perceived favoritism towards his sister and disapproval of his boxing career. Tanwar attempted to mislead police by fabricating a story and following his normal routine after the murders, but later confessed to the crime.