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The Times of India Virat Kohli set to go past Rahul Dravid
As India faces Australia in the fifth Test at Sydney Cricket Ground, all eyes are on Virat Kohli, who needs just 36 more runs to surpass Rahul Dravid as India's second-highest Test run-scorer at this venue. Kohli has scored 248 runs in three Tests at the SCG, and a good performance from him could be pivotal for India.
The Times of India Gautam Gambhir, selectors and team in communication breakdown?
Chief coach Gautam Gambhir faces obstacles aligning with selectors and the team amid India's transition during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Communication issues, handling senior players' futures, and selection clarity are being questioned. Performance reviews of Gambhir and his support staff are set post the tour of Australia, which ends on January 7.
The Times of India New Orleans attack suspect was 'inspired by Isis': What we know so far
A US Army veteran drove a pickup truck displaying the Isis flag into a New Orleans crowd on New Year's, killing 15 people before police fatally shot him. President Biden condemned the act and confirmed the driver, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, was inspired by Isis. Authorities are investigating possible connections to another recent incident in Las Vegas.
The Times of India New Orleans: Video shows suspect dodging barricade, ramming truck into crowd
New footage reveals the moment a truck, driven by Shamsud Din Jabbar, navigated through weak barricades and ploughed into a New Year crowd on Bourbon Street, killing 15. Jabbar's vehicle contained weapons and ISIS symbols, implying possible accomplices. President Biden condemned the violence, while Trump blamed illegal immigration for the attack.
The Times of India 'That certainly helped': Cummins on best way to face Bumrah
Australia captain Pat Cummins praised Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah for his exceptional form ahead of the final Test. Cummins noted Bumrah's consistent ability to challenge batters in all formats. Australia, leading 2-1, aim to clinch the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Changes include Beau Webster's debut and Mitch Marsh's exclusion, while Mitchell Starc remains in the lineup despite an injury.
The Times of India Buy or sell: Stock recommendations by brokers for January 2
Motilal Oswal Financial Services recommends buying Metro Brands with a target price of Rs 1,460 due to strong growth potential. HSBC suggests reducing Tata Chemicals to Rs 820 citing limited benefits and muted demand. Nuvama maintains a reduce stance on Ashoka Buildcon targeting Rs 294. Equirus is bullish on Transport Corp, targeting Rs 1,395.
The Times of India BB 18 promo: Vivian Dsena’s wife slams Avinash Mishra for nominating him
Bigg Boss 18 teaser shows Vivian Dsena’s wife Nouran confronting Avinash Mishra for nominating Vivian, accusing him of betrayal and raising questions about his motives. This confrontation intensifies house dynamics and leaves viewers eagerly anticipating the fallout and potential shifts in alliances.
The Times of India Pushpa 2 box office collection: Allu Arjun, Rashmika starrer shatters records
Allu Arjun's 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' continues to dominate the box office, earning Rs 13.15 crore on Day 28. The cumulative earnings now stand at Rs 1184.65 crore. The Hindi version alone contributed Rs 9.5 crore on the fourth Wednesday, a significant milestone. The film received a 70.78% boost on New Year's Day, highlighting its widespread success.
The Times of India Digital divide: Working computers in just 57% of India's schools, internet in 54%
India's school infrastructure report for 2023-24 reveals progress in basic amenities but highlights gaps in advanced facilities, tech readiness, and access. Dropout rates increase at higher education levels, and disparities among states complicate universal education efforts, signaling the need for optimized resources and improved retention.
The Times of India Las Vegas cybertruck blast and New Orleans attack share chilling link
The Times of India After 40 years, convoy carrying gas tragedy waste heads out of Bhopal
Trucks carrying 337 metric tons of hazardous waste from the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy have been moved to a disposal plant in Pithampur. Security measures are stringent, involving a convoy of 40 vehicles and 700 security personnel. Local industrial workers are concerned about potential safety risks, but officials assure all necessary precautions have been taken.
The Times of India 2024 was India's hottest year since records began in 1901
2024 recorded the warmest year in India since 1901, with an average temperature of 25.75°C, surpassing 2016's previous record. Global temperatures also rose, marking 2024 as the hottest year globally. For January, the IMD forecasts slightly above-normal rainfall and warmer temperatures across most regions but anticipates colder nights in Prayagraj during the Maha Kumbh.