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The Times of India Hyderabad man throws dog off two-storey building for biting his son, held
A man named Satyanarayana was arrested in Hyderabad for killing a street dog by stabbing it and throwing it from a building after the dog bit his son. The incident was recorded on video, and additional charges may follow for his assault on bystanders.
The Times of India Euthanised squirrel Peanut's owner says his house was ransacked for five hours
Mark Longo, owner of a pet squirrel named Peanut, reports a five-hour raid on his home by government agents, seizing his pets. Officials claim Peanut bit someone and must be tested for rabies, but Longo denies it, seeking further investigation. Peanut's rescue story and widespread social media fame highlight his significance to Longo's animal rescue organization.
The Times of India Will Tom Latham go down in history as one of finest NZ captains?
Tom Latham led New Zealand to their first-ever Test series victory in India. Under his calm and methodical captaincy, the Kiwis triumphed in Bengaluru and Pune, even without key player Kane Williamson. Latham's strategies and trust in young players proved instrumental, breaking a long-standing Indian dominance at home. His leadership provided stability and confidence, ensuring the Kiwis made history in India.
The Times of India Hundreds march in Dhaka for protection of Hindus, minorities in Bangladesh
Protesters in Dhaka demand protection for Hindus and other minorities facing violence after Sheikh Hasina's ouster. Rally organizers call for minority protection laws and representation. The interim administration acknowledges attacks but claims many are politically motivated. Previous similar protests led to sedition charges against participants.
The Times of India Kamala Harris draws strength from mother's journey from India
Kamala Harris paid tribute to her mother, Dr Shyamala Gopalan Harris, an Indian immigrant who profoundly influenced her life and career. Harris reflected on her upbringing, her commitment to healthcare equity, her vision for immigration reform, and her foreign policy stance, contrasting it with her opponent's.
The Times of India Beautician drugged, killed, chopped, and buried by couple over jewellery theft
A couple in Jodhpur killed a 50-year-old beautician, Anita Chaudhary, chopped her body into pieces, and buried it near their house. They lured her for a visit, gave her a sedative-laced drink, stole her jewelry, and then executed their plan to escape debt. The police are searching for the accused husband while his wife has been arrested.
The Times of India Elderly woman loses Rs 50,000 in money transfer scam
Senior citizens are increasingly targeted by online scams, involving money transfers. Scammers use impersonation, urgency tactics, and emotional manipulation to deceive victims. To protect themselves, individuals should verify information, use strong passwords, avoid suspicious links, and discuss any concerns with trusted individuals or authorities.
The Times of India India need Kohli's experience in crucial run chase vs NZ at Wankhede
India's chances of victory in the final Test against New Zealand will hinge on Virat Kohli's performance on a challenging Wankhede pitch. With New Zealand leading by 143 runs and spinners dominating, Kohli's role is crucial. Despite recent struggles, Kohli's potential match-winning effort could avoid a series whitewash and boost his form for upcoming matches.
The Times of India Jeff Bezos: second richest man after selling Amazon shares worth $3 billion
Jeff Bezos sold over $3 billion worth of Amazon shares, bringing his total stock sales this year to over $13 billion.
The Times of India 'Father of the iPod' defends Apple's AI launch: People are like, “Apple's AI...”
Tony Fadell, iPod creator, supports Apple's cautious AI rollout at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024. Fadell highlights its practical benefits, despite initial lukewarm reactions. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 models feature early AI tools focusing on practical integration. Apple CEO Tim Cook notes rapid adoption of iOS 18.1, driven by new AI features, with further expansions planned.
The Times of India Division of Marathi votes likely in 3-way poll battle in Mumbai's Vikhroli seat
The political scenario in Vikhroli assembly constituency sees a complex three-way contest among Sunil Raut of Shiv Sena UBT, Suvarna Karanje of Shiv Sena, and Vishwajit Dholam of MNS. Demographic diversity, local issues like the Kanjurmarg dumping ground, and housing projects significantly influence voter preferences.
The Times of India Iranian woman strips in protest over assault by security forces for hijab; arrested
A video of a woman walking in her undergarments at an Iranian university has gone viral, leading to her detention by security. Officials stated she was under mental distress, though some speculate it was a protest against mandatory hijab laws. The woman may be sent to a mental hospital following further investigation.
The Times of India How Rohit Sharma's inconsistency with the bat hurt India against NZ
Rohit Sharma's performances and leadership have faced criticism after underwhelming Test series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, despite successes in limited-overs formats. His vulnerability to early swing and seam movement is a concern, highlighting the challenges ahead for India and Rohit before the upcoming Australia tour. As India's captain and a senior batsman, there's always pressure to perform and lead by example.
The Times of India Delhi sees season’s first smog on Diwali, farm fire share in pollution rises: CSE
An analysis by Centre for Science and Environment revealed that Diwali night saw a 34% higher PM2.5 concentration than in 2022, with nitrogen oxide levels also increasing. The spike was attributed to local firecrackers and a sharp rise in pollutants from stubble burning, accounting for 27% of Delhi's pollution on that day.
The Times of India Tuberculosis cases dip 18% during '15-'23, WHO pats India
India has significantly reduced TB incidence by 18% from 2015 to 2023, surpassing the global decline of 8%. The WHO report credits the country's decentralised healthcare efforts and a substantial budget increase for the TB program. Additionally, new treatments and AI-enabled diagnostics are being introduced to further combat the disease.
