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The Times of India Why fans must rethink hoardings & dangerous tributes to their faves

In South Indian cinema, fans' devotion to film stars often turns dangerous with towering banners and risky tributes causing accidents and fatalities. Despite actors' pleas for moderation, this culture persists. Experts call for safer, meaningful ways to express admiration without endangering lives.

The Times of India 'Mahabharata-era' Shivling vandalised at Unnao temple

A 'Mahabharat era' Shivling was found vandalized at Billeshwar Mahadev temple in Unnao, Uttar Pradesh. Awadhesh Kurmi, dealing with depression over his wife's illness, was arrested for the act. This incident has deeply hurt the sentiments of devotees, leading to condemnation from local organizations.

The Times of India Should parental rights be limited by intellectual ability? Bombay HC asks

Bombay High Court deliberates whether a woman with borderline intellectual disability has the right to continue her pregnancy after her father sought its termination. The court emphasizes her consent and notes that her condition doesn't equate to mental illness. Parents are advised to consider potential marriage discussions with the man involved.

The Times of India 'Electoral Hindu': BJP attacks AAP over launch of 'Sanatan Seva Samiti'

The BJP criticized the AAP for hypocrisy, accusing it of catering to Hindu voters with pre-election promises while providing salaries to Imams for a decade. This follows Kejriwal’s announcement of a new scheme offering a monthly honorarium to temple priests and granthis ahead of the Delhi assembly elections.

The Times of India Meta's fact-checking reversal: Is Zuckerberg bowing to Trump?

Meta will end its third-party fact-checking program in the US, opting for a community notes model to align more with Trump's administration. Critics argue it's a political move that could increase disinformation, while supporters see it as a win for free speech. The shift highlights the tech industry's political influences.

The Times of India 'Lights left on': Monster wildfire sparks panicked evacuations in LA

Multiple wildfires broke out in Los Angeles, driven by strong Santa Ana winds, causing widespread evacuations and destruction. Fires in Eaton and Pacific Palisades led to the evacuation of residents and destruction of homes and property. Over 1,400 firefighting staff were deployed as Governor Newsom declared a state of emergency, warning of worsening weather conditions.

The Times of India 'Kitne bungalow chahiye iss bangla devi ko': BJP slams Atishi

The BJP accuses Delhi CM Atishi of diverting attention from alleged corruption in the construction of 'Sheesh Mahal' at Kejriwal's former residence. They question the necessity of another bungalow when the current one is underutilized and criticize the drama around eviction and delayed possession.

The Times of India 'Don't kill golden goose': Kaif on Bumrah as captain

Jasprit Bumrah captained the Indian team during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, leading them to a victory in Perth but suffering a loss in Sydney. With Rohit Sharma's Test career in doubt, there are discussions about Bumrah as the full-time Test captain. However, Mohammad Kaif has suggested that this added responsibility could put extra pressure on the fast bowler.

The Times of India Sheesh Mahal vs Raj Mahal: AAP & BJP spar as Delhi poll campaign heats up

The political tension in Delhi escalates as the AAP and BJP clash over accusations regarding the renovation of the Chief Minister's bungalow. AAP leaders tried to inspect the disputed property but were blocked by police, leading to heated exchanges. The BJP condemns the AAP's actions as anarchy, while AAP counters with allegations of baseless claims.

The Times of India Bumrah retains top spot; Pant jumps to 9th in ICC Test Rankings

Jasprit Bumrah retains his top spot in the ICC Men's Test Bowling Rankings with a career-best rating of 908, despite missing bowling in the second innings of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy finale. Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja also secure significant positions in the rankings, while Australia's Scott Boland and South Africa's Kagiso Rabada make notable gains.

The Times of India Watch: Cops chase ganja smugglers in thrilling midnight pursuit

A high-stakes chase led by Nashik Police resulted in the capture of drug traffickers and the seizure of 28 kg of ganja. The pursuit, which began when a car sped past a checkpoint, involved eight patrol vans and ended near Chakradhar Swami Mandir. Officers were commended for their swift action and strategic planning in apprehending the suspects.

The Times of India Watch: Elephant turns violent during temple event in Malappuram, swings man in air

Several individuals were injured when an elephant turned violent during the BP Angadi 'Nercha' at Tirur in Malappuram, Kerala. The incident, captured on video, shows the elephant picking up and hurling a man. This occurred during the annual 'Nercha' feast at the Pattambi Mosque, which commemorates a revered Muslim saint and attracts thousands of devotees.

The Times of India 'This guy's a freak': Clarke sings praises of Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah's outstanding performance during India's tour of Australia has earned him high praise, with former Australian captain Michael Clarke calling him the best fast bowler across all three formats. Despite his impressive showing, including three five-wicket hauls, Bumrah's absence due to back spasms in the final Test contributed to India's series loss.

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